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Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1881, by

WM. P. SMULL,

in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D.C.

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1. Declaration of Independence of the United States,

2. Constitution of the United States, with Amendments,

3. Constitution of Pennsylvania, 1873, with Analytical

Index, prepared expressly for Hand-Book,

4. Legislation prohibited by the Constitution, .

5. Act regulating the Publication of Application for Lo-

cal or Special Legislation, .

6. Condensed Abstract of Election Laws,

7. Incompatible Offices,

8. Act to equalize the Taxation of Corporations and Com-

9. Seventh Section Corporation Law of 1874, .

10. Form of Application for Charters of Corporations un-

der Act of 1874,

11. Apportionment of the State into Congressional Dis-

12. Apportionment of the State into Senatorial Districts,

13. Apportionment of the State into Representative Dis-

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22. The Electorial Vote of Pennsylvania for President and

Vice President of the United States, 1789, to 1881,

23. Principal Officers of the United States Government

from Pennsylvania,

24. List of United States Senators from Pennsylvania since

the Foundation of the Government,

25. Congressional Districts, number of, from 1790,

26. Speakers of the House of Representatives of the United

States from 1789 to 1879,

27. Members of the Continental Congress from Pennsyl-

vania, 1774-1789,

28. Names of Members of Congress from Pennsylvania

since 1789, and Term of Service,

29. Governors of the Colonies on the Delaware, of the

Province, and of the Commonwealth,

30. Popular Vote of Candidates for Governor since 1790,

31. Secretaries of the Commonwealth,

32. Deputy Secretaries of the Commonwealth,

33. Auditors General of Pennsylvania,

34. Land Department under the Province and Common-

40. Former Speakers of the Senate of Pennsylvania,

41. Presidents pro tem. of the Senate,

42. Former Speakers of the House of Representatives of

43. Judges of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 1684-

44. Present Organization of the Supreme Court,

45. Judges of Courts of Common Pleas, .

46. Associate Law Judges and Judges of the Orphans'

47. Officers of the Pennsylvania State Agricultural So-

ciety, for 1880,

43. Trustees of the Pennsylvania State College, for 1878-
1879,

49. Names of Senators and Members of House of Represent-

atives of Pennsylvania, serving from 1850 to 1881,

50. Length of the Sessions of the Legislature, 1876 to 1880,

51. List of County Officers, prepared for Smull's Hand-

Book, from Official Sources,

52. Officers of Allegheny County,

53. Officers of Philadelphia,

54. Official Vote of Pennsylvania for President of the

United States in 1880, by Counties,

55. Official Vote for Judge of Supreme Court and Auditor

General in 1880, by Counties,

56. Vote for Members of Congress, 1880, by Counties and

Congressional Districts,

57. Vote for Senators, by Counties and Senatorial Dis-

58. Vote for Members of the House of Representatives,

1880, by Legislative Districts,

59. Returns of Election for President, Auditor General,

and Judge of the Supreme Court, 1880, by Wards,

Boroughs, and Townships,

60. Vote for State Treasurer, 1879, by Counties,

61. Electoral College of Pennsylvania, 1880,

64. Population of Philadelphia City and County since the

65. Population of Philadelphia by Wards, 1880,

66. Railroads in Pennsylvania,

67. Square Miles, Number of Acres, and Population of

the several Counties in the Commonwealth,

68. Public Debt of the Commonwealth,

69. Recapitulation of Monthly Receipts and Expenditures, 471

70. School Statistics-1880,

71. County Tabular Statement for the School Year ending

72. Educational Growth in the Past Ten Years,

73. City, County, and Borough Superintendents now in

74. Orphan School Statistics,

75. Weights and Measures, as regulated by statute,

76. Valuation of Personal Property in the several Coun-

77. Public Loans of the Commonwealth,

78. Receipts and Expenditures from 1791 to 1880,

79. Indebtedness of the Commonwealth from 1818 to 1880, 489

80. State Governments,

81. Time of Electing State Officers and Meeting of Leg-

islatures in the different States, revised to 1881,

87. Senators and Representatives from Pennsylvania in

Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh Congresses,

83. Rules and Regulations for the Government of the Li-

brary, adopted by the Joint Library Committee,

29. Joint Rules of the Senate and House of Representa-

tives of Pennsylvania,

90. Rules of the Senate of Pennsylvania,

91. Decisions of the Senate of Pennsylvania, on points

92. Rules of the House of Representatives of Pennsylva-

93. Decisions of the House of Representatives on Ques-

tions of Order,

94. Index to Rules and Decisions of Senate and House of

Representatives,

95. A Chapter on Legislative Practice and Proceedings in

the Legislature of Pennsylvania, by John A. Smull, 617

96. Returns of Special Elections held to fill vacancies,
1881,

97. The Senators and Members of the House of Represent-

atives, sessions of 1881-2,

98. Members of the Senate of Pennsylvania, 1881-2,

99. Directory of Members of the Senate,

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