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MEDrc,rNEs. ETC.

YEKS CATH kTIC PILLS are
"A the most perfect purT alive which ~e are able
produce. or which we MIX sis s sssl by ,dt o
shown 10 the community how %aeh they sIssi ,n5
ordinary mesisnss IN uss T t. are T s a ps
ppa1Tsfing properties stimuiats the vital activities
NJ "a body remove the obstructions OF its organs,
pnI,Iy ' nj h,mors which breed and grow dis
tsmper. stimulate sluggish or dlsorasfea orgsns
into their natural action, ana nrps sos nniy
9n,gsv ere The every day complaints o, every
dy. bnt also formidable and dsngsross ossrses
WI thew nroiuc. pow erfui effects, ney are :.
he same lime in diminished doses, IN" shiss anu
be.t oh ysic that can be employed 10, r.
Being .ag.r.eost-d they Are i pf free ron any
s ri.t Of hahn. Cures have been made which sur
psss belief we're they not suestantstea y W1o,b;d
sbs snsnicion ~ untruth. Many sminent' Clergy
men and physicians have lent their nsgss " Ss
tfy 70 the public the r.nsbi,t! o. 81, ~ thsif
CONVICTION thai our preparations contribute I'm
mense,y % the relief Of our Aficted suserns ie.-
the saen, below named Is pleased 20 furni.h
raj. our American Aims mac. containins direc.
Ton. Tor the use aid eertineates OF 'ne'f =
me sa ,o Bilious Complaints, Rheumst'sm,
Dropsy, Heartburn: Headacna SPY rom ,oa ~
the Bowels aud Pain arising th,r-from, fiatu-
i.ncy Loss Il Appetite, al diseases Wh'cn 'sqlre
an evacnsnt medicine. They also, by paTliyins
rbs blood and stimulating the systsm, cure macy
complains which II would not BE- supposed they
conld reach. such as Deafness, Pari2i bhnimss
Neuralgia aud Servous lrri!ae,l ,hr nsrss
complaints arising from low state Of the body or
obstru c,ion OF it- functions. ,,s
No nor he put of by uuprincipled dealers Win
other preparations which they make more pront
ON Demand Ayes and take no others Inc
Sick want the best aid there 10 for them, aud they
'n PTrpsr by Dr. J. G AVER Co. Lowell, Mass,
and soId by dealers everywhere. de I'm
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vfsoIxiA EENrAsL RAILR1AD,
: TF December NJ, lsss.

M W
I,AST FREIGHT LINE BETN ZEN
RICHMOND AsD LYycHRUR0 TIL. vir.
Yin,s Central and Orange and klsxandris rsil.
roads have arranged sshetnls for q DAILY
eRrIGHT TRAIS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
IygrsRuRG Good leaving Hicbmond ~ a.
NJ reach Lynchburg same right. Goods leaving
Lynchburg st7P NJ reach Richmond next day 81
up ST. Through receipts given
- 80 = W. u WHlrCnMB,
des General superintendent.
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la M s
RIrusoyp AND PgrEgsBuRG RAIkoAD Co., I

RIcHsosD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD C0,S
-.0.ra RIcHaoSD. Va, November J, 1880.
WINTER SCHEDULk.-Op and after
VI MgsDAY the 5th instant the trains on this
road Will run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily at 40 A. H. snd 40
NJ md arrive a. Petersburg al 80 A. 81. ana %"
?. 81. m.p
IA And arrive at Richmond At . y \ and liV
Pm All Of the above mentioned trains make
close connections with the trains Tor the softn ana
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRiDAfs
sPREIGHT and ACCnMMOpArioS TRAIN WI
leave Richmond at II is s. N. ard Petsrsours :.
10 A 81 THE train, running south. VIII conhees
viii ID E train from Petersburg 10 Norfolk
nit chester and 42VA NJ and the 2 L. r. NJ.
trtfn, - ii stop only al Rices, Hs way Chester,
and Manchester, a signal being given and ne
A NJ rain from PafsTsbur. and the A'Cnhhu.
uATi0N TRAINS will stop At places named III the
schedule, =. - oaS.,
no 3-rs kngiNrer anu NupotI'''u1'It,
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GEOLOGICAL sURvEY-RByRcrsD.

A bill providing for q geological survey OF
the State, and for other purposes came up on
its second reading, and was rejected upon the
question Of Its engrossment. Adjourned.
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The GEoRGRASSA Leaves chmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and PRIDAY
Returuiug leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY
The JOHN sYLy EST RR lea yes Ric hmond TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, WEDNES.
DAY, and FRIDAY.
FREIGHT received at all ho2rs and forwzrded
to Norfolk, and from thence by heamer TO Boston,
and ali landings on James river, At reasonable
rates.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
T. Il. TATUM, Agent.
&c i4-,s once at steamer wharf.
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HITE TEET H-HEALTHf
w GrMs-THE BEST TOOTH POWBER;-ihe
SAPoNISE DENTlFRlJE we Compounded ai,sI
various experiments and consultations win toe
hest dentists and IL has met with splu sato, WIZ
no aid from advertising. We offer ~ Win cnnn-
dence to he public a. THE BEST Dehuil,ce - 80
Composed Of pure and well.trled asssrsenu,
astrlpgents and anti scorbutics, "s Sust spte1 IL
not to Contain anything that can oy .s'lnI.iY -,
iur. the teeth or gums on the contrary We ahu"
that il will cleanse, whiten, and poilsh ths teetn
RENE We incipisut tartar and scnrt, ana hsai shu
harden the gums :, sor,. Of
Rsad the ai.nex-d Recommendations OF soihc VI
our we'll known and most prominent dehtis's
RrcBuoSp, December ls. 1885
bsr. for many years used IN my i ~ gisrt
rraucr;bsd 10 nv patients the "SApoSlS, e ni'n
FtFRlgE" prepared by Messrs' Hsauo s = % = II
10 h.ya acd usfnt ted with ts comp -. ~
IL .vs X NAV do 30 with the assurance tlat ~
a. "a, pre ser.ble 10 most preparations oI lts shn
"a ,b.t IL does not contain any nSTedls 49,
hy feasibility njure the ,eeth ~ organ, ~ ~ sP
pearauce 'u' - - rsed :,
We confidently recommend 70 ali VINO nseu III
.1n;S,t and hdTmteS. Tooth Powder the eiSratt
SHTspsr.tion of Meade Baker known IS sap0'
NINE Dsh''i'''G GEORGE w. JONES, Dentist.
r. w HUDSON, Dentist
W LEIGH SUTTON, Dentist.
J. HALL MOORE, NJ. D Dentist.
JOHN hAHnNT, Dentist.
pric. ATTY cents . box. Prepared only by
rii'o my MEADE & BAKER,
Practical Pharmac euts;s, hichmond, va
For sale III Manchester by A. ). MckAE, Etns'
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HuUGH REM Ed l. S.-A 1ERS
u CHgRRY PECToRhL, WISTaR,,ss, r BALs ~
WILD CHERRY. JAYNES EHPEoIokpp r =,
LEXIS sOLU, LEOAAkD'S INsTAGT RLLlEf,
WIsHART's PINE TREE C0RDLAL; By nn'S
pULHOYIC WATERS, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
iAo A. BoDfEER i BROTHER, Druggists.
Branch Store.
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yars ,ptrodpced and referred |:

were in PRODUCED ana referred:
Nv MIR. w. T. CLARKE.-Establishi the
Planters Warehouse in the town of Danville.
:. By Mr.. BENTLEY.-A bill to incorporate
the Planters Bank of Albemarle.
BY Mr.. GOODE.-A bin TO amend and re.
enact the. Nth section of chapter 10 OF the
Code in relation 10 the publication OF suits.
BY Mr.. GooDE.-A bill 70 amend and re-
enact the 10th section OF chapter l3l OF the
Code, in relation TO property sold under at
tachments.
ByMr. GOODE.-A bill in relation TO the
Court OF the Corporation of the city OF Norfolk
and the Court Of Hastings for the city of Ports
mouth.
press trans portation over the railroads OF the
Commonwealth.
Were presented and referred:
BY MIR. ROBERTS6N.-The memorial OF
the trustees of the Protestant Episcopal Iheo'
logical Seminary and High School, asking the
payment OF interest upon State bonds heia by
the institution.
BY Mr. WALL or John J. Shull, Of Free
derrick county, asking pay rs commissioner
Of the revenue. ftY si-Fs
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The Stay Law from the Senate, entitled a
hill TO "amend section second of the act 10
stay executions for q limited period" reported
from the Committee of Courts OF Justice with
amendments, was, on motion OF Mr.. CL Rh,
of Campbell, amended, on motion OF MIR.
LEE postponed uurii Thursday next, and
made The order of that day and the CONTINUOUS
order for succeeding days until disposed OF.
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THE MOST TROU Ri.tSoME COltia
i relsred by lsklsg that elegant GouGH MIX.
I UnE for sale ny A. IL. MOB ".
.IilsI i sesond street between Clay and Lsigh.
IN l2-~'m =.
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EOR SALE. one FOUR HORSE WA
l. GOV. two TWO HORSE WAGONS, and three
FOUR WHEsLED DRAYS Apply ~
SOUTHERN EXPRESS STABLES,
on Cary street,
tas--lw betwpsn Sixth and seventh s,reets .
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MANUFACTURED AND sMokiNS
M TOBACCO. ron ,cco
Loo ponnds tax paidl SMOkIsd ToDA'oo'
\ zoo psnsrs SMOKING TOBACCO, -, M, .
boxss Childroy 4 Jonss's cI;"wvha M So'D'
'" -" io~ ssvsnts snrh n-sr Man,
- .. ,.t ~ powsr A MsPhAips aIns s,ore:
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THE New YORK LEGISLATURE UPON THE
QUESTION OF SUFFRAGE.-The action Of the
Legislature of New York is being misrepre-
sented upon the suffrage question. The pre-
sent Constitution of that State restricts the
right of suffrage in regard to colored men to
those worth two hundred and fifty dollars. An
effort was made to remove that restriction by
Legislative enactment in the vote to be taken
for members of the proposed Constitutional
Convention, but the majority of the Legisla-
ture we're of the opinion that it could not be
legally done. This was the view also taken
by the Republican State Committee. There is
no opposition on the part of New York Repub-
licans to the removal of the restriction by the
Constitutional Convention, when it shall
assemble. Nor do we believe that opposition
to its removal will be made party issue by
the Democrats. On the contrary, from pre-
sent app earances, they are much more likely
to man9uvre with the hope of catching as
large portion of the cOlored vote as possible.
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SHERIDAN PUTS HIS FooT DOwN.-General
Sheridan's prompt removal Of those three in
famous men, Mayor Monroe, of New Orleans,
Andrew S. Heron, Attorney General of the
Provisional State Government of Louisiana,
and Edmund Abell, Judge of the Provisional
District Court of New Orleans, will send a
thrill of delight through the breast of every
loyal citizen. They are the men who plotted and
engineered the horrible New Orleans massacre,
and whose hands have never yet been washed
clean of the innocent blood shed upon that
occasion. The judgment of the people and of
their Congress in regard to these notorious
Rebels has at last been vindicated General
Sheridan deserves public thanks. If the Re-
construction act had accomplished nothing
more than the removal of these creatures,
whose presence in official position has been a
constant disgrace to the country, it would
have deserved the support Of all good citizens
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propriety of preventing the erection of manu-
factories. observing that


factories, observing that
philadelphia owes much of her uuexampled
growth and prosperity TO the facilities she has
furnished Tor manufacturing under favorable
conditions, and her progress hereafter Will be
far It may be expedient TO interfere with this
growth and prosperity, and to limit this pro-
time no commercial sacrifice can be equal 10
the want of pure and healthful water Happily.
however, we need not be embarrassed by eithsrr
alternative. II It be desirable to seek other
sources of supply than the Schuylkill, they can
be found within convenient distance. and under
favorable auspices or If IL be more desira BILE to
continue the use of that stream, means of puri-
fication and enlargement can be employed
which will enable us to do so without harsh dis
turbance OF vested rights, or damaging interpo-
sition against promised advantages. But mea-
sures must be Immediately adopted to solve
these problems, and provide remedy for the
threatened evil"
He recommends the appointment of a scien-
tiic commission to determine on the needed
improvement.
Having thus glanced at the Message, so far
as its principal topics are concerned, we must
commend it as a model municipal document
1t is of exactly the right spirit, design, and
compass; and his Honor has demonstrated his
ability to draft an official document, as well as
to act as the executive head of a great CITY.
For ten years Philadelphia has been fortunate
in the choice of her Mayors; and she would be
blessed indeed, if always in the future she
could secure so able, courteous, and honest a
chief magistrate as the present incumbent. In
concluding his Message, he reverts to the legis-
lation on city affairs at Harrisburg, and quoting
his own words, we assent most heartily to every
sentiment which they contain
''Of late years 1t has become too much the
custom to settle at Harrisburg the affairs OF
Philadelphia. 1 do not speak of such legisla-
tion as Is beyond the scope of our chartered
powers. But as to things that are purely muni-
cipal in their character-for example, the
supervision of our thoroughfares, and kindred
local matters-the Councils OF the city, not the
General Assembly OF the State, are the proper
lawmakers. And / go further, and aver that
whatever concerns the city alone, and does not
involve principles Of general application, be
fore final decision is reached, the city, through
its recognized organs, should De consulted.
"But when our functions are usurped or dis
regarded, when measures affecting the city, and
the city only, are adopted without our sane
tion, or in despite Of our remonstrances, we
are constrained to protest against conduct
which we cannot but regard as diScourteous t.
the offices which we have been called to fill
and inImical TO the interests we are sworn x
sustain"
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: ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

STOCKS, LOANS, ETC.
Friday March 20, at u O'clock, noon at the Phila.
delphla EXchange:-
200 shares Black Heath Coal Company.
900 shares Fulton Coal Company,
3 shares MERCHANTS Hotel Company
500 shares Big Mountain Coal Company.
lOO shares Susquehanna Canal Company.
1856 shares Camden and Atlantic Railroad Company
pSl5 $1,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Company six per
terest payable I'd January and July, ,Otho deduction
Tor United States State taxes with option at any
time before maturity to convert into theConsoidated
Mortgage Bonds of The Company.
Sl2,UOO seven per cent, Schuylkll Navigation Com
pany Boat Loan, with accrued interest from Novem-
Der !. 1856 Interest payable May and November.
$1,000 City of Philadelphia six per cent Loan due
ti0Oo Wyoming Valley Canal Company SIX per cent.
Coupon Bond. Interest payable ia January aud July
$500 Reading Railroad SIX per cent Convertible
Bonds, due 1856 Interest payable January and July.
tlt0O Allegheny County tve per cent. Bond.
$4,000 Consolidated Mortgage Bonds Huntington and
Broad Top Mountain Railroad and Coal Company
s2ooo susquehanna Canal Company six per cent
coupon Bonds.
REAL ESTATE, SALE MARCH ,2a
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE No. l5O6
North Thirteenth street. above Jefferson; lot feet
nfnsi ff' sfSss5HR Et BRICK COTTAGE
front and sde-yard FfJy-third street, Wyalus-
W Ne BRfcR st AID Two
ANDAHALE STORY spNst RMELLiNG ,[LI Ga Wyalasi3g
lot 2S by ~ teet PoSsess9n Tbh With tte
CAST. COTTAGE with slde-yard; lot 20 feet by SOi
Fiity.fourth street. near Wyaluslng avenue.
BUILDING LOT Howard street. near Diamond
street Nineteenth Ward Is feet by OS feet ga inches
'TS TBUIGDGNG LOT N. E. corner Third and Diamond
streets, North Pennsylvania II. r. Depot; 1872
feet by ll6 feet inches; three fronts.
BUILDING LOT, Fifth street. south OF Cumber-
LAND 100 feet by l$S feet two fronts ,o,,.,.. :,
BUILDING LOT, Poplar street. near Twelfth; l6
''NS V&I2UABLE jlSi FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT, 1874
FBMs &S5 S'"S6 sEa s.
acres, mile from Line Lexington Station, North
catalogue now ready.
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formed resolution to speak at least once
every day the House is in session. Such
debate as that in the French Senate shows the
watchfulness with which our institutions are
viewed, and proves, as the Vicomte de la
Gueroni6re says, that Democracy is at the
present moment overrunning all Europe"
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AUCTION SALES.
TOHN B. MYERS IL CO., AUCTIONEERS
u Nos. 2s2 and 2S4 MARKET street.

TOHN B. MYERS CO., AUCTlONEEks
- Nos. 2S2 and 2S4 MARKET street.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF EURoPEAN, AHD up
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS QLONh5 IA o,2IiI IL IsIIti
HANDKERCHIEFS, LACE CURTAINS "HAAA
GOODS, ETC. -, ~ 80.
A oARb.-We solicit an early examination OF our
This and Tomorrow Morning,
commencing each day at 10 o'clock, by Catalogue, on
four months credit, and part for cash. ifSV
packaRes and lots or valuable and attractive Britlsh
German, French and domestic dry goods worthy OF
special attention.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGS' EIC'
on Friday Morning
March 29 at II O'clock VIII be sold by catalogue, on
four months credit, about 200 pieces roya 4etnnSR
Venetian, superfine and fine ingram, Dutcn neinp,
list cottage and rag carnetings, ETC., embracing
choice assortment of superior goods Wnloh may po
LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, EIC'
on Monday Morning,
April l. at 10 O'clock will be sold, by catalogue, on
four months credit about 800 lots of French, lnda'
German, and British Dry Goods. embracing luL ss'
sortment OF fancy ano staple articles In silks worsteds
wOullens, linens, and coltons. ,-,,-- - -.
n. b. Goods arranged for exaninatlon anu oS catH t
logues ready early on morning OF sale. $40 ot
LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES
BROGANS, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC.
On Tuesday Morning, , -
April 2. at 10 O'clock, Will be SOLD Dy ceteloBuei on
four months credit about 1890 packages boots shoes
bnlmorals, ETC., of city and Eastern manutacLure,
Open for examination with catalogues carly on snt
morning of sale. 3Slot
RY j. M. GUM MMEN so N s.
ID AUCTlONEERS,
No. 5O8 WALNUT street.
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The Annual Message of the Mayor of
Philadelphia,


Philadelphia.
ELSEWHERE in our paper to-day we publish the
able and exhaustive Message of the Hon.
Morton McMichael, Mayor of our city. 1t
is carefully prepared document, reviewing
the workings of the various Departments of
the corporation, and laying before Councils
succinct account of the condition of each
branch of Municipal Government. The great
body OF the Message is taken up with the dis
cussion OF the three great interests of the city
its finances, its police, and its water supply.
The Mayor states-if not in words, at least by
implication-that, while the finances are not
in such dangerous condition as they might
have been, yet they can hardly be called in
that state which is conducive to the prosperity
of the Corporation-
1.-The funded debt of the city on the lst day of
January, 1866, amounted to S33, 1877 79396, which
was increased by the issue of City loans as fol-
lows
Expenses incident to the war......... ST. Oi3 10000
OJher 48S 6S5'Sl
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OFF FOR CoNNEeTICUT.-Senator Doolittle
has gone to Connecticut to take the stump
against the Republican party. 1t is suggested
that Collector Smythe and Mrs. Perry are
about to follow his example. All expenses
will be paid out of the general order'5 fund
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RY j. M. G UMMEH q so s.
ID AUCTION EERS,
No. 5O8 WALNUT Street
Hold Rernlar Sales of

Hold Regular sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EHCHANGE'
1000 catalogues published and circuated containing
full descriptions of property 70 be sold as also par
ter. ana offered at private sale.
Sales vertised daily in all the daily newspaper
a1irer, Evening Buiietini German Democrat Age
"Evenng Telegraph PIess, aud Legal Intelligence
SALE ON MONDAY, APRIL l, will include
One share Mercantile Library Company.
ELEG4NT Brown stone REsiDENCE 25 feet
'front.' with French roof and three-story double Back
No. 1850 N. BROAD sTREET-was erected and
n J Dob6ns with extra conyeniences and Comforts,
expressly for the occupancy of the present owner.
VERY VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY. with
six Brick Dwellings and Carriage Factory on the
rear 46 NJ Second street. Lot 25xlOO feet through
,THSEE-sToRY III SfIE BRICK DWELLING, No.
Estate of John b. Neagle. deceased. HANDSOME
IHREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 1924 Fill
Estate of stephen Benton, deceased.-Four three
story Brick Residences, Nos ll22 ll24 1926 and lbs
same Estate-Trianguiar lot OF Ground N W
corner of Ninth street and snyder avenue.
Same Estate.-Lot of Ground, south side of Snyder
avenue west of Ninth street. l54 feet front.
street, from Snycer avenue to CAntrell street.
Same Estate.-Lot, Cantre street, east OF Ninth
Same Estate.-Lot corner OF Tenth street aud Buck
same Estate-Lot, N. E. corner Tenth and winton
Same Estate.-Lot, N. w. corner of Ninth and
| same Estate-Lot, S. E. corner Ninth and winton
Same Eslate-Lot, S. w. corner OF Ninth and Win.
same Estate.-Lot, S. E. corner OF Jackson street
Same Estate.-Three Lots of Ground, N. f. corner
same Estate.-Three-story Brick Residence. No 1888
= GERMA ANToW9N.-very desirable Building site,
five acres, Thorp's lane east of Duys lane l39l6&tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DON'T BE ALARMED-IF YOU HAVE

hC950 DON'T BE EALARMED-lF YOU HAVE
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Price 80 cents a box, BY mail, 80 cents.
over thirty years have "Dr. SUdyns'S Medicines
been in constant in all parts of the world, and
their increasing popularity certainly proof OF their
great power TO heal.
This valuable Ointment is prepared only by
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No. $3.50 N. SIXTH Street. above Vine, Phada
Sold by druggists. 2thstuR
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Actual increase of the funded debt
during the ear.........................S 81, ,37 s
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CAMUEL c. FORD & SONS, ,AUCTIoNEERS
y No. III S. FOURTH Street,

Sales of Real Estate, Stocks Loans, etc. at Pha-
delphla Exchange, every Friday at II O'clock noon.
Our sales advertised In all the daily and several
OF the weekly newspapers. by separate handbils of
each property, ana by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which will be issued on Wednesday pre-
ceding each sale.
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