A KEY TO THE BANKRUPT ACT.

THE BANKRUPT ACT. Printed from the Official Copy, and Annotated, Digested, and provided with a copious Index for the easy and convenient reference of the Legal Profession and of Business Men. By G. MORGAN ELDRIDGE, of the Philadelphia Bar. 8vo., paper covers, price 50 cents. Cloth, $1 00.

"Mr. Eldridge explains many of the legal technicalities obscuring the new Bankrupt Act, and has prepared the whole law for easy and convenient reference. Numerous annotations and a copious index enable unprofessional readers to find, at a moment's notice, any one of the numerous provisions of the act with a fair idea of its practical bearing and significance."-Phila. Inquirer.

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PHILADELPHIA.

RAILROADS OF THE UNITED STATES;

THEIR HISTORY AND STATISTICS:

COMPRISING

THE PROGRESS AND PRESENT CONDITION OF THE VARIOUS
LINES WITH THEIR EARNINGS AND EXPENSES,

AND SHOWING THEIR WONDERFUL POWER

IN DEVELOPING THE RESOURCES

OF THE COUNTRY.

TO WHICH ARE ADDED A

SYNOPSIS OF THE RAILROAD LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
AND AN ARTICLE ON THE COMPARATIVE MERITS OF
IRON AND STEEL RAILS.

"They build not merely roads of earth and stone, as of old, but they build iron roads:
and, not content with horses of flesh, they are building horses of iron, such as never faint
nor lose their breath."-Dr. Bushnell.

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JOHN E. POTTER AND COMPANY,
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