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JUDGE PORTLY PLAYS A TIP.

The TIP Came From . Polite Young
Man 1T Gravesead.
From the New York Sun.
May I look at your program q moment?'
Certainly replied Judge PortN. who
had Just marked the post ODDS Of the third
race at Gravesend on his racing card.
After glanctng at the program the young
man returned it with q hearty Thank you.
STR" adding earnestly. Yes. Jodan Will
win at the weights: there Is nothing to
stop him"
As the young fellow was about moving
away in the direction of the bookmakers'
stands he was joined by another young
man. VINO accosted him with Yes. it's all
right: hurry and put your money up on
Jodan."
The first young man then srasped the
judge by the arm and whispered In his ear:
That young fellow 10 from DR.. Knapp,
who owns Jodan. and the doctor banded
me 500 to put on for him. II you bet. get
your money on quick. before the crowd
catches on Then the young fellow broke
for the head of the line Of bookmakers.
The judge glanced at the boards and saw
that Jodan was second choice at a point
shorter odds than when he had taken down
the betting, and he Immediately placed q
little money which he had held In reserve
headed the boards as favorite at to 4 on.
The judge had hardly put his ticket in hrs
pocket when the 500 young man rushed up
and said quickly. We'll. did you get on?'
Yes"
For how muchT'
"Oh. q little"
well. Jodan will surely win. I'll see you
again."
the judge Joined the thronx OF rushers to
look at the race.
The judge secured a favorable position
from which to see the finish just as the
boz akAl
heard the cry. "Jodan wins.' with cheerful
emotions. and his heart warmed toward
the polite young tipster. But the shouting
suddenly changed to Tiny Tim winsr' as
Overton sent the favorfte in a handy WIN
ner by length from Jodan.
Forty years at the races and sold at
last l guess / will give a tip to Pinker-
tom muttered the judge as he turned ON
his heel
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ready nearly exhausted from the hours
walk. and the weight OF the photographs
apparatus.
.'Only a little ways" was the answer.
Are we most there?' inquired the ad-
miral
"Oh, yes"
But how long will it take to get there 90
only few minutes" replied the youth
full mountaineer.
So the march was resumed. the members
OF the party became separted the ascent
became more difficult, frequent rests be-
came necessary. the heat was intense. the
stony paths kept us on the constant look
out for safe footing, and at length, at IL 80
We reached the stone fort a very uninter-
esting object, from a Photographic point Of
view We found out by careful cross-exam-
from the cliffs above the canal where We
had expected to walk in twenty minutes
The sky was overcast with hazy clouds
the only thing to do was to go back so
hungry and foot sore we retraced our steps
But the lockkeeper didn't pity when we
returned. he only laughed and chuckled.
My. wouldn't 1 liked to seen the COM
modore tramp up there" he remarked, and
then he chuckled and laughed and shooh
unit, the mirth became contagious He stfll
persisted that IT was only a short distance
to the top OF the cliff. and volunteered to
take us up the next day In twenty-five min
utes This invitation we declined
on for shephersIstown.
Leaving Harper's Ferry We proceeded I'D
the canal with Shepherdstown as an oh
jective point. We had been advised that
the scenery in that vicinity was better
than anything We had found Antonio. the
muleteer. would not indorse this state
ment. He didn't volunteer any informa-
ton as TO the Photographic possibilities.
The towpath was his special study, and
on this subject We found him accurate and
well informed
An English basement
The man who propounded the conun-
drum where do all the pins go TOP may
sometimes ask what finally becomes of the
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY,
FOUNDED 1859.
SCHOOL OF LAW.

~
Rev. J. HAvE Sso kicHARDs. s. J..
Justice Supreme Court q the United stat.s,.
aos %fiLfSM H = 5sSssaf L. D.
Chief Justice United States Court Of Claims',
HON MARTIN F. NORRIS. IL. D..
associate Justice. Court of Appeals Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia),
Dean Of the Faculty, and Lecturer on Constita-
Dr0f hSS 81! 1EsE Esz 'sI''e %HfsSs
i. a 81 SsE.sss r p
cE s5Gss; i + E NssS,laSIs Paper faPPsFn
Lecturer on the Law of Partnership. Corporations.
Lecture. s sssn %Sf isT ti.sS: 5,S.., Law.
f sgv hrS Hs'f HSTAt sns T T0s t.
rALLG1ps tsE an a. E EsfIa: f.~ 4. NJ.
crcui. 6 ksSsu'sF on c sohh ssE A. NJ
BERT; Jon BARSAhD and HESkT WISE
SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN. A. NJ.
The twenty fourth annual session of the Schoe,
a% School nuan ssn SSs s sss sSg
northwest, when the introductory lecture will he
snns term Present. and Prospective oF students
alumni and all others interested In legal educa-
tton are cordially invited to be present The large
and carefully selected library will he open at all
hours of the day and evening. during the term.
for the Use Of students and alumni and the facul-
~ are gratifed to he able to announce that new
and improved facilities for combining practical
with theoretical study Of the law will he added.
The secretary can be at his Office in the
law building daily; from 20 pm. for informa.
tion. enrolment. SC. Those proposing to connect
themselves with the school for the ensuing term
are requested to enrol their before the open
ing night. and thus avoid the delay incident to
that occasion
Circulars giving course Of study. terms. &C..
can he obtained at book stores Of W H. Morri-
sons Sons. 1926 F street northwest: Iowdernilk
\ Co. 1928 street northwest. and John Byrne
Co.. 1?22 street northwest, ard at w S.
Thompson's drug store. a03 18th street northwest
or on application personally or by letter to the
undersigned. s. NJ YEATMAN
seo-lm Secretary.
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND pANvILrE RtrLVoAp.
SAMUEL SPENCER, " W. Hy-rnrEOPER AND
REuBhN FOSTER REcEIvERs

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f'r "A a'e,, 70 a - asS a4S 60 a4s Iar>
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General Msnsesr. rseeol essersi r.s,ssrsr Asssa
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THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

The exercises Of this department will be
sumed on MONDAY, September Is, at O'Clock
Am, In the Lecture Hall of the University. The
various courses Of study have been extended. the
larged.
The College II open to students of both sexes.
Applica tons for catalogue should be addressed TO
the Registrar. III. e. H0DGKINS. ABB, who may
be found daily In the Library OF the University
from . to ! O'Clock, and from 4 to O'Clock.
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canal boats. Some may think that the
canal boat goes on forever. like the river
beside the canal. but once in a while they
are found in wide portions of the canal,
abandoned and left to rot away. We found
one above Harper's Ferry on the BERN
side of the canal. fitted up as dwelling.
1t was inhabited and well populated. iude-
ing from the number of children we saw
about. This boat belongs to the English
basement style OF architecture and Is no
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From Good News.
Sweet girl am glad to see you alive
and well. l was afraid papa would lose all
control Of himself when you asked him for
my hand. and he has such an awful tenn
per. What did he say?'
Brave adorer-"I-I couldn't quite under
stand"
Sweet girl-"Couldn't understand
Brave adorer-"N-o; the-er-wires got
crossed"
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ST. CECuIA'S ACADEMY.
6o1 East Capitol ST.. for ladies and children, win
Institution affords every advantage for aequirine
q thorough English and musical education Pu-
pills not attending the academy will he admitted
to the classes In music. art. fancy work. eloeu-
DRAWING TAUGHT EvENINGS BOTH ME-
ehanlcal and architectural. including mathema-
tics, essential for q competent draughtsman by
an experienced civil and mechanical engineef.
instructions begin Sept. Is. 52l Ttb n.e.a26-lm'
GUNsrON INSTITUTE. 1929 AND 2s2s p sTN.w.
Boarding: and Day School for Girls-
Second session opens Sept. 3.
aus I'm Mr.. and Mrs b. r. MASON.
EATON, BURNETT & DURLING'S TRAINING
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN,
Anyler building: l2th and sts. NV.
~ OPENS SEPT, Ii. SA
English. Business. Shorthand and TypewritipG
First-class teachers. bright and cheerful rooms.
not hope for success unless thoroughly prepare.
No better opportunity for this preparation can BE-
found than we offer you.
Our diplomas are recognized at homo. IN counting
guarantee Of f-ncss. We not dependent upon
the Chicago Exposition for indorsement
mr Testimonials are the superior work Of our
graduates and the cheerful and hearty support Of
our patrons.
II Won are looking for school Of high tyne where
yonr son or yonr daughter will he safe as at
come. Rooms open every day. For further infor-
nation address l. II. DCRIING AN
au53m Resident Principal.
MRS l., q. TALBOTTS FRENCH AND ENGI. ISL
school fos young girls will reopen October at
s Ell 81; s RsSsrcncss, Hon. l. MacARTHrR.
ST. JOHNS COLLDGE For DAY STUDENTS ON.
y: studies resumed iSep,emher II: send Tor new
catalogue. BROTHER FABRf1AN.
au12-3m President.
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BERN AND T0WPATH.
A Hundred Miles Up the Canal in
a House Boat.
HARPER'S FERRY And VICINITY.
Picturesque Scenes Along the
Mules Highway.
CLIFF CLIMBING FOR VIEWS.
CR LITTLE PARTY,

CR LITTLE PARTY.
OF for an outing. had
made the trip by the
from Washing
ton to Harper's Ferry
in a houseboat, as de-
scribed in The Star
September 3.
Our berth at Har-
pers Ferry, though
romantic in the even
ing. proved TO be
very uncomforta BILE
In the day time. On
rba b.Qru, side thu
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4 ;seiic of the E'ioo.I

ASK them the distance of any place of inter
est IN the surrounding country, and they
ways"
inquire
Oh. Just little ways" is the Inevitable
answer
so with trust and confidence we inquired
the distance to the top of Maryland Heights
a. We were anxious to get a picture of
Harpers Ferry from them. The lockkeeper
conveyed to us the idea that II was a short
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BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.

scheduls in eG.r. Juiya tsoN
L~svs Washington from station Of Nsv x~-s-v
svsnue and G street.
hxEss trsins as sra. ata $40 nm. is.f
hiSn 70, r,' Sssrins ear cpen FOR p:~sa~.r. n IN
b.lsd tissd SOP % .. ane 70 , e asss ss
nor 49, sc .ss Cleveland express daily IN
forL.rieston and sssuntoa. -lo soa~
p. Lnrsy, N.tnrsi Bride. Roanoke. kservsn>
For Iursv. q 10 NV. assiy.
Is minss. s.ss sys Sc Q M ,oo
nie,, a. m sl2 o. ". ~ n 30 REQ. al AZ
q o. so 3. . SSsG n, e s "a 81
sss "a IS: s s'sr i: :yss i Is SE
For k.sssois ! IS md . Z "A. 4. Is ..a q 70
For fis sss H no "a Ills 3 Pan sn. VIA tAz
sE s:, .ss a, y, ssi 6 Z ss
81 : sass s s's "a ess 50 49,
10 Soi i,tiif SfT ciT I'M ne ySs
ycr Psi,sa.,.s,s. Nv va. Boston .sa .s.s,e
ss o s SS &c c.,s D "a d, So IN -
Ess.s Ps.los c.s 9. an DAY s..,s.
,pr az ': rss,s. sSres.S % s psn.:s ss'
rposshtssgs,s b-idse. landing paossss1 In u =
For Atlssrc city 10 % .. N ana l2 90 800. 49,
fEIcep' SUNDAY; DAILY: sssad.yss,s
,. s...s: s,lrs ssa ss:ossa fro. ss. =:
' o oStL T. and is, - c eii tns !, sc st6st
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
MR.. PrTNAMs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND
& and at @ st an. fDs sas
T. f?s HDp'
LATIN. GREEK. MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH;
Point and CIyh Service examine tions Prof. F.
Send for circular. se23-1ms
BANJO AND GUITAR TAUGHT AT 80 CENTS
per lesson. Mrs. o. VAN =, l51s 9Th st.
NV. se2s-2ts
THE McDoNALD.ELLIs SCHOOL.
Corner 18th street and Massachusetts avenue
English and French Foarding and Day school
yantages in literature. music and physical cul-
The eleventh year begins Sept n. 1893.
For Information address, the principal.
se2s-lm Miss ANNA ELLIS.
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 900 X
st. nwiIPisno. harmony. &C. EDWIN HART.
q Mase sHs,On Ma Ne" England
NEW AND IMPORTANT COURSES AT THE
Corcoran Scientific School, In ACCOUNTING, per-
sonal. business, agency and Official accounts and
trade industries. Commerce, moneSNcred,t bust
ness paper. banking, taxation it is, local and
In ECONOMICS history of property and
rights " land labor h and eaplta political econ
Call or send for circular. sea3- St.
The old, well known. successful and reliable eIu-
catiOnal institution of Washington.
s. W. CORNER STH AND X SIS. NV.
Specially adapted for Instruction In bookkeep
ing. shorthand. typewriting, arithmetic, rapid
penmanship, English, letter writing and all bust
ness subjects. 4 thorough education for practi-
col success In life. Full business course. day or
night, So year. Diplomas and positions
1879. Send for announcement. $. W. FLYNN. A.
NJ, Principal au17-3m'
AN EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER WITH BEST
references will teach French. Latin, Music. Lit
efature and English branches act as visiting
gevsrnsss. Address CONSTANCE. Star ofiee.
se22-tf
A JOHNS HOPKINS GRADUATE STUDENT OF
years experience In college preparatory werk
viii teach classics and other studies. Address
WILBUR F. DAI4ES, Ph. D.. 322 st. NV.
se22-tf
MISS NINA MORSE. GRADUATE OF NORMAL.
KINDERGARTEN Institute, win reopen her kinder
garten. French and English school 1919 18th st.
NV. on Monday October 2. For further informal
ten inquire oil 18th st. NV. after m.se22 Ct
STUDIO OF MUSIC, 1916 ST. NV.
MRS. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, Vocal Teacher.
MRS. J. 8. THOMAS, Orxanist, Pianist and &C.
compahst.
JOSEPH s. THOMAS, Baritone. ssIS-3ws
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-2O24 Sr.
NV, one square from Dupont Circle-Prepares
boys for j. H. L. and all American colleges; ex-
perfenced Instructors. JAS. A. DUNHAM, B.A.
DeS-1m@
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THE BEII.TrZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES,
i23 14th st. NV.
Branches In all American and European
Principal cities.
New term begins now.

BANJO QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TAUGHT
by note or simplifed method: 81 per quarter; IL
years experience; parlor open from 10 am. I'M
ae16-1m -
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.

wv
Select Classical and Mathematical school for
Young Men and Boys. Begins its forty-second
year September 10 Prepares for Harvard Yale.
Princeton. Johns Hopkins. Lehigh and other col
leges, universities and scientific schools for the
United States Military and Naval Academies and
for business. Special department for boys be-
tween and IL years Of age. A full course in
modern languages. Fur particulars address CfIAS
b. YOUNG, Principal. au10-3m
THE MEDICAL. DENTAL AND PhAEMACEUTI-
cal departments Of Howard University will open
October 2. For circulars address c. Is. PCRvIS.
Secretary, l11s 18th st. NV. je15tooct2
THE LAW SCHOOL OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
40 9TH st. Twill open "Wednesday eve. Septcn-
Der the 18th instant. at O'Clock. Tuition, $40
per school session. which sum may be paid In
monthly installments Of s. each, strictly in ad
vance. For further lnforma ton. apply 20 JAMES
F. BCNDY, Secy., Office In law building. se2tOocl
MISS CARRIE v. KIDwEII, DIPLOMA GRAD
uats LAmperti method Of vocal art. COO NJ -.
NV. se1O-lms
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DENTISTRY

GkOSIioN'S DENTAL PARIoRS ESTABLISHED
1851, l50S 14Jh st. NV. Artificial Teeth In
serted 81. Sl2 to $50. open all hours. including
Sundays. Local anaesthetic used for painless
traction Of teeth. seli-1ms
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARN.-TEErH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, ex-
ceIt cost Of material. at 1873 IA -. NV. den
tai department Of the Columbian University.
from l to pm. daily, except Sunday. IN
Traction free. Intrmary open from urtober 10
June 90. se23 tr
WE WOULD TAKE PLEASURE IN PROVING To
you that how prices do not mean a how
quality of dentistry. u \. DENTAL. ASS'N
4ol 9Th 81. NV. See page Is FOR particulars. SEQ
DIR GRAHAM 507 TIN vt. NV. ENPERrENO-
ed and expert specialist In operative and sur
gical dentistry. Filling and extracting positively
without pain. No inexperienced and incompetent
boy assistants newly fed:ed graduates 40
trusted 10 practice patients. bat all opera
lions performed personally by Dr. Graham. Ex-
tracing. 25c. Extracting with gas local
anacsthetie. zoe. Cleaning. 75c. Filling with
pls tim, silver amalgam. Ibc.
Very best full set Of teeth. 81. se6-3ws
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that country people always Indulge in be-
fore such an event as being photographed.
but when the group appea AIRED they were
arrayed n their Sunday best"
We found that IL IS not always safe to put
implicit confidence in the statements of the
canal people as to the distance OF points If
interest in the surrounding country Their
whole world Is the canal. Ask them the
distance o. any place on the canal. and
thew will give you accurate information.
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EDUCATIONAL.
M WASHINGT0N-
LAW SCHOOL.

FKENCH LANGUAGE AND LITT.RATURE-PROF
Saston Hisot from Paris. Address 13es 4 ST. n
W, or call At O'Clock sels ave-
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAI

SCHEDULE IN EFFIcT AUGUST q, lsR
o1h and B sfs.
Through the ersndss, scenery in AmsrscA vsA q
West from Wsshtnsson-
c go "A %.s.;s.,.s .ss O.:
iishted train, rullnsns a9s.s slsePlas carr wsss,
pnins car from NsshiuxsonL Arrfvss OSdnso
ID m n is Sa;ISTs. !, sss caicssi
asclfd ves.fbuie train With dintus car and fufusR
.s,rer. tcr cinci.n.n. Lsinsto. and L.ysvlkl&
LeHington els m. Louisville ESQ p =. lslis9r
spoiis IL 10 nm. ch.esso as a. NJ. |, 81 LOSS ~
sr>cial Pullman sleepes Mcadsvs. weasssdsys 60
fridays,hsenrh 10 Hot SPRINGS Va. without chsasss
eco m dsilv-LExpre., fo- eordonsyii,.. oays.
lott~evflle Wsya~sboro' Stsuuton and pvfnripsl ~
enis ncinss; daily. except sunday. FOE RachnoaA
Pullman locations add tickets 81 co0psays oocuS
BIB and 1897 pe1ns. ave.
su24 wfUIIER. asnH pss.enesr Assat
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MIR. HENRY xANDER.
Instructor Of
PLANO AND THEORY OF MUSIC
Studio: s07 18th street northwest
Teaching resumed October 2.
(WM receive callers on and after September %
from II to II o'clock only sell limo
GERMAN LESSONS BY MISS BETTY FLEESCH-
mann. 2oSs ! St NV. to ladies'. gentlemen and
children; satisfaction guaranteed. sell -ets
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
October :. 1895, at DIN The intro Oh as
dress viii be given BY T. NJ Crisweh. Phar. D..
q e. sna all % BE
At the college Thursday. september 3. ct /
the M A. M San be a. 0 sss De
lege, between the hours Of 10 and II am. and
Employers In want Of Junior assistants will ad
sezi-2w ii. +. KALusoWSKi. Secretary ct wv
Mss ADELA VERNON tsorRANO OF LONDON,
and Of signor vannucini Of Florence. is in wash
tnston for the season, and is prepared to accept
receive Sapils Instruction in ali branches Of
singing. Add. i45l n l. ave. ssai 81.
MSS AMY c. LEAvTFT OF BOSTON,
1871 VERMONT AVE " W.
PIANO AND HARMONY. se2l-tf
DR. JOHN T. CAULFIELD WILL RESUME LES
s sSss oe'''sf at his residence. ls'2 SsT York
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI
versity clinics for the session Of lS03-94:
Surgical every Saturday by Prof. y. Il. Graham
Surgical every Wednesday by Prof. Robert
Reyburn.
Medical every Sunday by Prof Jno E. Bracket.
Eye every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by
Prof. Il. Oliver Belt.
Obstetreal. for seniors, by Prof. c. B. Puryis
Daily dispensary clinics by Prof F. j. Shadd
and Or. Ernest F: King.
Minor surgery, Tuesdays and Thursdays. by DR..
Edward A. Balloch.
Histologicai and meteorological demons trations
three times q week by Drs J. Melvin Lamb ami
walter w. Aneger &. b. PURNIS. See'y.
se20-Sw
EXECUTION AND PHYSICAL CULTCREr-MISS
Beuhh Gilbert Of Baltimore will teach in Wash
ington two days in each week during 93-4 Ad-
dress 300 n. Greene ST., Baltimore. se2O-lmO"
SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTE-N. = CHILDREN
from four to sixteen years of age. Esgiish
branches and Latin. Misses Pollock and N0err
principals. assisted By eminent specialists. Large
ROOMS. open fires Work resumed Sept. 20. ll34
ct. NV. Normal department for teachers.
For normal department FOR training Of teachers
apply as above to Mrs LOUISE POLLOCK.
Principal National Kindergarten Institute. 10l7
10th st. aw.. Washington. ID. C. se1s-1ms
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1875 II street northwest, gives thorough prepare
non Tor college. for the Naval and Military Acade-
mics and for business. corus OF nine professors
ana Instructors Building open for inspection and
teaener present daily, to answer inquiries, from
. to O'Clock. Session begins SEPTEMBER is
FOR catalogue or further information address
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE, Phi D.,
prpcipal.
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THE NATIONAL
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE
win spep October IS. $685. at coo st. NV.
Fer particulars and catalogue address
W. II. HEIsER. n. D.. Secretary,
ss1a-1m 72s 5th It ne.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER Oh DEEDS AND NOTARY Pm
lie for All states and territories q sPkcIALTy
by H. IL. kNANS. afacs thasemenu Ali 81 81
Always 10 ONCE once houu- h7-u
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY sTAm
and TERRITORY, Notary aud L. 5. Commissionse
0c2s JOHN L BEALI. 1871 Sd a.