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WOOL.
fMAN, REED s. CO., Commission Merchants
"a a No 6, South Charles Streets Baltimore 1cd
devote particular attention to the sale of Wool Letters
posi- pad asking information respecting the wool market
will receive immediate attention.
H., X. & Co., have leave to refer to
p ssf e SaSS ( { CO., Baltimore, Md
Samuel Wyman & CO..
David Boyd, Frederick, Md.
q. w Rutter & Co., Union Town Pa
Zane, Pentony & Co., Wheeling, va
Isaac Hof, Winchester, Va.
Allison Owen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Russell & Matthews, Zanesvile, Ohio
J. Armstrong & Son, Maysvillo XIV
Liesy Combs, Esq, Lexington, Ky.
Lawrence Anderson, Louisville KY.
April g. 1Os-1aer
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Open he WAhe Sulphur Springs Tirginl Season lS13
Come all you, who hurst tor the waters Of life,
Whether iather son, lair dau ghtcr ur wife;
Come, drunk at this iouut, aud you certainly fluid
Relief for the body, as well az tho mind.
For, tho man who to day, but totteIs along,
By using II freely will soon Lucome strong;
The wife, who was losing her beauty, and charms,
Returns well again, to her husbands fond arms
yhe pale cheek of the lass, once blooming and red,
WIN rovive here again tic that had II cd
And the sweet little child his fathers dear boy,
Who no health iOm his birth could ever enjoy,
Here higgins like the lambkin. to sport and 10 play,
And chase from his mother, all sorrow away
And thousands ips prov'd itself able to
Whom the doctors had said, must go to the grave.
II eontcts all its blessings alike upon all,
Fits the old for their chat, the young for ball;
Where the lover may dance with the girl of his hcat
And Hymen, will whisper, they shou part.
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- EA ACRES OF LAND AT AUCTION -Bv
%0O virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10 The sub
scriber by Tscharner Woodson yr deceased for certain
24th September, 1927 and The same day admitted 10
record In the Clerks Office Of Cumberland county will
ouer Tor sale, TOR cash. at public auction Cumberland
Court House. the 22d July next IL being the first dav
OF July Cumberland Court, $50 land on which Mil
Ter WoodsoD now lives called Carriers Cabin and living in
one mile South OF the Court House This land can be
seen by application to Miller Woodson, and persons nfe
rested will do well to attend, the Trustee is determined
70 sell fIEI FORD, Trustee.
june 60 IJ-w3w
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EGfOES-,Ihis is to inform my former acquantances
and the public generally, that yet continue in the
Slave Trade at Richmond, Virginia. and will at all times
buy, and give fair market price for young Negroes
live on ShockG Hill near the Poor-house, where appI
cation desired TO be made Persons either i'm this State
M" yiahdOr Worth Carolina, wishing 10 seenanDnnnG
groes are particularly requested TO forward their wishes
TO me by mail to this place; and Also persons living
richmond, having one or more for sale, will please in
form me OF the same, which will be Immediately attend
ed to- Persons wishing to purchase of Negroes arc
requested to give me CALL as keep constantly on hand
al TINS place great many for sale, and have al this fine
the rise OF one hundred likely young Negroes consisting
OF boys young men and girls among which are several
very valuable house servants Of both sexes and will cell
all times at small advance cost in lots TO suit pur
chasers. Persons from the Southern States wanting IN
buy choice lot OF slaves will do well TO call on me s
shall he able TO furnish them any me and gentlemen
in the South or elsewhere, who may wish to communi
cafe on ms SUBJECT are respectfully requested TO forward
thoir letters 10 at Richmond, which will be dulv At
tended to. have comfortable rooms with iail aiscL
ed Tor the reception Of Negroes and persons coming lo
this place TO sell slaves be accommodated and every
attention necessary will be given have them well al
tended to and when ii may be desired the reception Of
the company OF gentlemen, dealing in slaves will con.
VenientIy and attenively be received. My situation is
very healthy and suitable for the business
AP1i ~ lll2-wtiJ LEWIS A. COLLIER
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POETRY
q Mrcn WV RyMA,Ns uNsuNa.'

The following line. have beee lately puh'ied in the Martins.
pug "ahoue anu thence TO o" papers Shcy pos
which circumstance makes l"iab i, they should
raons from the Original Ms left by the author
S%.c on Witch we so SS SoHns psSes i S%
1onI Sa ct & f now well known and emi
rni,hed for the simplicity OF his the integrity his p0c
vo,ion' no Christian Minister Of the
kind which prevailed between himself
Ps.sySsn Chueh and the Rev John Buchanan the excellent,
was pleasing s,emous have been published many
OF literary taste lie had So S for TS
a. a. 1 ..u'ht,csn,ly appears from the following verses:
receive him when knew OF h' eOnus especially he called the
A' '..''' "'J St,Sr is emo manner Of sura.)
x:s's we're : Ss s1 su SSS': :p s:. night
To find mo out iao home
I'd just step, DER TO Jommie Hayes,
Whore IA ma boon for mouny days,
Sac seldom do roam.
But had tkcnn'd that 70 here,
had Ie,ua'd in haste, to,p9ot
For tho at hamo for weeks stay
Maer than han E ,w ST'a monty ca'' way mile
ITS true, yc cad tho nigh, before
(And hero your pardon mplorc,
Appisd o. your design :;
r %s" ny to s.s so S, sSq Doe Ss s soS
AN eud cass-nate o mine.
Yet when went, twas my intention
And nd thu, iS%G a~ois a S cry Sga'''0n'
sS so LIZA xS' Of We , got nv, IN chat hat
'rilit was pas, the time.
And uncO weol ye ken the cheer
IL GIGS tho honest hestt,
To whites q friend,
Toa' his history o attend,
And in 1t bear part.
We ca'dt mind the happy tins
We'd when bncth n on prime.
And baetL n Nassau HAIL.
Then yiow'd tho the world presents,
And morHliz u n he
Which human life belal
Eneh specr'd Mt ithc, fhe know,
How six and six auld cionios dol
And what their occupation!
As gf'd o snild,
And unawaIos the hours beguild
WI elk like
We kept tho ladesi o. bod,
Bot ths noe my head,
Tilltie bell ioli'd nino
To them iau't then contest,
1wish them a. guild night. 1t,
And HE'D me hamo O mine
Accept yo last, the in,imoIion,
tSoe awkward il my imiiatior,)
That | ha' laboIed hard,
To write line like Robbs Burns
And catch the Calodonisn urns
o. that immortal Bard. J.. d. b.
Princeton College.
The Doctors " anil hor listen"
liza November, 1902"
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BY the Aissisnont 0osrnor s thu Commonwealth Of
Hirginio.
A PROCLAMATION

~ the Asstsnont 0ovHnor f thu Commonwealth Of
Virginia
PROCLAMATION
having been represented to me by the County Court
IL OF Middlcsex, that PHIL, negro man slave the
property Of Robert Heay OF said county. who had been
committed TO Jail to be tried for the murder OF SAM also
the property OF Robert Healy has his escape and
now going at large: Now, therefore, wyndham Ro-
oerson Lieutenant Governor acting the absence Of the
Governor from the seat Of have thought 1T
to offer reward oone Hundred Dollars any person Or
persons who will apprchcnd and convey to the Jail OF
Middlcex county, the said Phil; and do moreover re-
qnre all officers both civil and military, and request the
good people oil the Commonwealth to their best ex-
ertons to apprehend and the said PHIL in order
that he may be dealt with according 10 law.
Given under my hand, as Lieutenant Governor.
tSEAL and under the lesser seal of the said Common
wealth, at Richmond, thisl tn day of June 1888
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON
Phil is between nineteen and twenty years of age,
very black has full head OF hair and generally combs
up beore-s not tall but stout made, has small scar ON
his right cheek is knock kneed and Of his legs bends
IN more than the oherhad when he made his csc
apar OF DOUBLE yarn trowsers, and coarse cotton
shirt no Jacket or hawas hand cued and had trace
chain locked round his neck, which he had on when last
seen. June ID ll-w4w
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Il over the Fairfield Course
Sweepstakes for colts and flles wears old 10 RIM
next Fall Meeting 5000 entrance h. E. two mile heats
tour or more TO make race TO close August 10 which
are several subscribers.
Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, wears old TO run
next Fall Meeting 500 entrance, h. f. mile heats four
or more to make race, to close LIST September to which
are several subscribers.
Post Sweepstakes, free for all ages to run next Fall
Meeung S2OO entrance p, two mile heats, four or more
to make race, to close LIST September.
Sweepstakes for colts and fes then wears old To
run Spring Meeting, 1885, 500 entrance h. f. mile
lour or more to make TO close LIST January 1884
SweePstakes for colts and lles then years old to
run Spring Meeng 1886, $500 entrance h. f. mile heats
four or more TO make 10 close LIST January 1884
sweepstakes for colts and hies, then wears old 10
run ran Meeting 1885, $500 entrance, h. f., two mile
heats four or more TO make race, st January
1884 ' y
Sweepstakes for colts and illies then 3 wears old to
run Il all Meeting 1885, $500 entrance, h. f., two mile
meats Tour or more to make close LIST JAM 1891
Produce Sweepstakes for colts and ilies TO be drop-
PED Sprng oil 1884 to run Spring Meeting 1887 500 en-
trance, H. IT, mile heats, four to make race TO
close i January, 1884 TO which several subscribers
Produce Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES TO be drop
ped Spring OF 1884, to Fall Meeting of 1887 5000 en-
trance, h. T., two mile heats four more 10 make race
to close Ist January 1884, to which
Sweepstakes for colts and lies then wears old 10
run Spring Meeting, 1884, 500 entrance, h. f. mile
heats, four 10 make a race, close LIST January
1854, to which are several subscribers.
Gentlemen wishing TO subscribe any of the above
Stakes, will please inform
June T. owe,
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N ERY-VIRGINIA-At Rules holden in
- the Clerks office of the Superior Court of Law and
Chancery Tor the county Of Cumberland, at the Court
mouse oil said county, from the Sd TO the 9Th day of June
inclusive, in tho year 1888:
Susannah Longhornc, Miller Woodson, Jacob Micbaux
and Mary his wife, Joseph Woodson and Marinda his
vile, Miller Woodson, Albert G. Woodson, David A.
Street and Mary his wife, William NJ Woodson and Lucy
"'' mne, ana ischarner Woodson, Compainants.
~ Blake b. woodson, Creed Taylor and Sally his wife,
Nancy Holt, Christopher Woodson, Rebecca Woodson
christopher b. Strong and Lucy Ann his wife, Nathaniel
Henry and Virginia his wife, Alexander woodsop Jacob
oodson, Creed l. Woodson, Greed Taylor, ir. Samuel
Taylor, Jr, Samuel c. Gholson Ann j. Ghoson Lucy l.
swami ana NJ artha w oodsoD, Defendants
The defendants, Nancy Holt Christopher woodson
Kebecca Woodson, Christopher b. Strong and Lucy Ann
his wife, Nathaniel Henry and Virginia his wife, Aiexan
der w oodson, Jacob Woodson, Creed L. woodson and
creed not having entered their and
gwen security according to the of Assembly and the
rules oil this Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dehce mat they not inhabitants of this country on the
motion OF the compainans by counsel: IT is ordered
mat the said defendants do appear here the first dav
the next Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancery for
the county aforesaid and the bill of the COMPLAIN
ants; and that copy of this order be forthwith Inserted
In some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted the front door
OF the Courthouse of this county.
Copy. Tese, JOHN DANIEL elk
june l5-wSyN
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cost OF each building or work;
The Paramount Water Works, cost 50 O63 600
Bank OF the United States, $4,000
Bank of Pennsylvania, 2s5 600
Grard Bank $50 900
,,m'aoe'Pma Dank, $4,000
MINT, $4,000
Arcade, I62 ooo
University, (new buildings ony1 10000
Chestnut Street Theatre, 10000
nrcn street theatre, $4,000
Franklin Institute, RI OOO
Schur lkll Permanent Bridge. 900 900
Upper Ferry Bridge, Eairinount 40 600
nfseha' on ue Schuylkili, below South ST. 100000
shs fresoytsran Church, ashingon Square, 90 900
st; Andrews Church, Eighth above Spruce
streets, 65 900
.'y fnson' corner OF Broad and Arch sts 10000
American Sunday School Union, ~ 600
sixth Presbyterian Church. Spruce ST. 30 600
Baptist Church, SAMSON street ~ 600
Baptist Church. Spruce street 25 600
iweHth Presbyterian Church, Twelfth and
Walnut streets, 80 600
Eus'om fiouse ana Stores, 100
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, so 900
Commercial Bank 81 Ooo
To these may he added the Pennsylvania Institution
Tor the Deaf and Dumb, Academy of Fine Arts, Academy
oil National Sciences Masonic Hall, City Library Or
phans Asylum, Widows Asylum, Walnut Street Thea
Ire, pennsylvania Hospital, Alshouse Hall of Indepen
dence and long list OF other public buildings aud up.
wards oil one hundred churches the of which we are
The following Public Buildings are now in progress:
New Exchange, TO be completed next year, Ar i
chccrs estimate, $3.50 900
Navai Asylum, to DO completed this season. $50 900
Penitentary, TO be completed this season, $40 900
County Prison, pos 600
Wills Hospital, for the Lame and Blind to be
completed this season, so 900
Almshouse, to be completed next year. 7 to 500 600
1rard College, just commenced, Architects s-
innate, 10000
o o, rrespy' terrain church, estimate, 5S 900
Dn,',.N'ayer man, IL 900
Moyamensing Fall, IL O0O
South front OF Girards square, l6 houses, A sto.
nes high, with marble easements, 256 900
nor'n side oil Girards square, y houses, 100000
Rail Road in Broad, rom Vine TO South SITS. 60 oOO
Public School, Front Pine Sis 10000
Iirard appropriation for improving tho Eastern
front OF the City, $4,000
From this statement il will be that the cost Of the
Public lmprov in progress this time amount TO
nearly tour millions and a half of dollars.
And on the assessed value real estate in the CITY and
county OF phiaincludng all the public buildings
all the churches the squares buryng grounds Sc none
OF which subject TO taxatonhe Herald a. been able
TO ascertain the average value:
In the City and Liberties S95 O63 O57 40
Penn township, Germantown, Roxborough,
Bristol, Oxford, Byberry, Moreland, Low.
er Dublin, Blockley, and Kingsessing, lIs72 $50 90
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IN CHANCERY-YIRGINfA.- rules held IN Az.
n Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county Of King William the 4h day
of March, 1888 -'
Susannah Wilkinson, CompIa,nan,- +.
against
James L. Sandwich, admr. Of Judith Turner deceased
Charles Pigg and Nancy his wife, Keziah Quares Abner
Allen and Livnia his wife, Caty Sandwich wife OF the
said James T. Sandwich, judith Dugsr, Benjamin f. Du-
gar Spotswood Butler and Francis his wife, William r.
Dugar, Nelson Elicit, Temple Elicit and Reuben Lips.
comb and Ann M Ipscomb his wife, Defendants
The defendants, Charles Pigg and Ann Pigg his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, is ordered that tho
SAID defendants do appear here the first Monday in
June next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some ne spspe
published in the City OF Richmond, for two months sue,
cessvey and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of
this county. CoPy-Teste
BEN. CHRISTIAN, ID. c.
May D. I16-w8w
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teTms,'
BREEDERS STAKEs-We, the Subscribers. agree TO
run Sweepstakes over the Fairfield Course Spring Meet
ing 1885, Tor colts and hes then years old, mile heats
500 entrance, h. f. unless forfeit is declared bv LIST Nav
1885, in that 25 only To at the time of sub
scrbing and 10 close BAT May, l83i-There are now five
Subscribers RICHARD ADAMS, Proprietor
July & l6-6t
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BY the Lieutenant Governor Of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION

having been represented TO me by Drewry PEN
IL nngton, Esq, Justice Of the Peace for the county
Of Meekienburg that certain Henry F. Wall was Of,
me sra inst, feoniously murdered by William H. BEN
FORA said county, who subsequently, fed and now 70
ing at large: Now therefore, l, Wyndham Robertson
Lieut. Governor acting in the absence of the Governor
from Tue Seat OF Government, have thought fit TO offer
reward Of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars to anv nsr
persons who will apprehend convey TO the Jail Of
Mecklenburg county, the said William H. Benford; and
do moreover require all officers, both civil and military
and request the good people of the to use
their best exerons to apprehend secure the said VIII
nam H. Benord in order that he may be dealt with as the
law directs. - - 80
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Govern.
-, or, and under the lesser seal of the said Com
lSEAL.J monwealth at Richmond, this llth day of
June, 1898.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON
The said Benford is, by profession, wagoner-is be-
tween 20 and 80 years old stout built about FIVE feet six
eight inches high dark hair and beard with bIack
full face and rather of sallow complexion.
June Ii. nLu
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.--Tho subscsbes,
IA at these well known and Justly celebrated Medici,
nal Springs, has, from the frequent solicitations Of hi.
friends and the public, just fitted up large comodous
buildings for the accommodation Of Invads and all other
persons who are DESTROYS Of awaiting themselves Of 5er
virtues and healthy situation during the ensuing summer
and suumnHis residence, from its elevated add airy
situation, is as healthy as the country aords-He dees
comment upon the medicinal virtues OF the waters en-.
ey unnecessary aud regards them we'll atested by the
large concoutse OF persons who resorted 10 them for
their health, when entertainment could be had in the
neighborhood lie pledges himself regards his table,
bedding, stables, &C. to spare pains 10 promoting the
ease and comfort of persons who favor him with their
patronage
IL lie fatters himself that with untiring assduy ana
very accommodating terms, lie will be able to give entire
satisfaction. FRANCIS A. WILSON, IN
May "a S-wl2ts
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III ANYlY 9Th Inne Isaa INV y n III o ~ Wy

We 81 NEW AhD.-han away from the
70 AOO 9th June, 1888, EDWARD, aged lS wears
dark complexion inclined to be round when
spoken to has down cast of the eyes, of common height
SOFA 10 me lew weeks ago, by Mr.. David Barclay Of
Richmond who has owned him for several years hi,
is'her Is named Solomon, who belongs Mr.. William
kowle OF Richmond, and there doubt but Solomon
mas been the cause OF his eopement and as Mr. r. has
employed ms father as drayman Richmond for several
years. he has acquired considerable acquaintance with
the crews OF vessels sailing to this port from that ac-
quaintance have doubt he will endeavo 10 get him
OIL 10 the North vessel. 1t thought that he
may have got away of the following schooners that
sailed on that day from Richmond: the Effort or George
wheaton Tor New York; and case that he sboud pet
away any vessel and not be to me by the
MASTER or some who may agent for the vessel
WIZ pay the above reward, 5000, any person whose
evidence may be the means Of obtaining verdict
lot damages against the master the vessel who
may ne found guilty; but he should get of without the
knowledge oil the master of the vessel then for his return
10 me- oy nm, or any person acting under his
'he law as TO plead Tor damages will be reinaushed by
me. or the apprehension OF Edward within the limits
oil TINS State and his delivery to me, Richmond or Sc
cured In some jail so that get him: will pay $50 re-
ward. III he should get out Of the limits OF this State
will pay 5000 reward, any person who will inform ma
where he is, provided get him, determined to be at
any oable expence that may be necessary in obtain
ing him. provided he should be taken out of the limits of
ms Sate therefore person knowing where he is win
Please forward me The information by mall to Richmond
Gentlemen living in the Northern States who are WILLING
TO support the rights of the Constitution of the
ing States are respectfully requested notice this ayer
'sement; LEWIS A. COLLIER.
June III ll-wtf
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IN ANCERY-VIRGINIA.-In Chesterfiel Id Coun.
IL ty Court, May 18th, 1888:
ChasIn jackson and Martha Jackson, infants Of tender
Jackson, pi,;n,i1s
against
Christopher b. Cogbl, William Smith. also William
on infant OF tender years, by the said Christopher
~ -, Soso",' MS guardian ad Item, Defendants.
Inc defendant, William Smith, having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of AS
semoy and the rules OF this Court and appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Court that he is iphabitant of
ts Comnonw ealth-On the motion of the plaintiffs il is
ordered that the said defendant do appear here on or be-
ore ,e second Monday in August next, and the
OH OF tue pisinhs and that copy OF this order be forth
hchmond Tor eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and another COPY
posted at the front door of the courthouse of this COUNTY
May "a. 6wsm
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IN HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules, holden in
III The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
OF June, 1893 -
Samuel Sanders, plaintiff
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hing the soil From the operation Of this remark ought
10 be exempted all that region Of country in which lime
stone is found in abundance This exemption would ON
brace large, and perhaps the most desirable portion Of
country beyond the Blue Ridge In that section OF the
Sate the abundance OF limestone AMI cacaeous earth
mari leave those who reside among these
excuse for not cnriching their land. narrow vein of
limestone commences at the Potomac the east OF the
Ridge and runs parallel 10 the mountain at about an
distance oil 70 miles from it, quite the N Carolina line
ms vein rs, IN many places, considerable depth below
the surface But where does appear is OF good quality
and might be usefuy employed in ierzng the adjacent
lands In the line vi this vein, the writer has im
mense quantities Of blue clay mari, resembling limestone
IN 'he and where the top soil has been
washed OIL on hill sides This substance is OF the conss
'ency OF fulers earth; but efevesces powerfully in
acius when applied as manure, he has the most
surprising results And yet strange that neither
hs substance nor the limestone, s any where used to
such extent! The mari OF the lower country becoming
an article oil commerce. is most abundant the nav
gable rivers and bays and vessels have been some time
employed IN transporting il TO the cities north of US, where
IL sells from 10 to IL IL cents per bushc
we nave too long rod in the old and beaten track of our
ancestors Has not the time arrived when the agricu
raj community ought to from this lethargy-avai
themselves of the wonderful mprov of the age
at any rate, show disposition to avail themselves OF all
new discoveries, and 10 better their condition! Why
should permit every thing else 10 get so far the start
OF us Our neighbors to the North and even TO the West
derde and shame us. by their superior skill and
ana NE consequent superior advantages and comforts
uey ENJOY! lhen let US "be up and doing" We have
the climate, the SOIL and other superior advantages that
nv thing necessary for the exhibition of onvabe scenes of
rural beauty prosperity. and happiness yes every thing
OUT the tndustTy-and disposition TO do So How long
VIII we submit 10 such just reproach !
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CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.

AZ prod Of tho prosperity OF Philadelphia, The on
.erpnze and spirit OF her citizens the public improve
mens In progress and the anticipated ntena, advantages
IN That city, the Commercial Herald had recently two ar
ucies ON the local statistics Of the city, chiefly relative to
the public buildings or works. recently completed now
IN preparation we extract the list, with the computed