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Rates OF Advertising.

DAILY IEADKH, all transient advertise
aents. 20 cents per line, NonpaTteI each In
. inseTtions 8 eents Per line; 20
insertions. S cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, brewer. each irser-
Ton. Is cents per line 50 insertions, 10 cents
per line.
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TO HoUsECLEANEEs. Several
thousapd uncut newspapers for sale
ut the LEADER Office. dtf
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For SALE.-One span of mules and
harness. j. W. HAMMOND.
al 2t
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p. II. Fisher, Agent for the New
Howe Sewing Machine, the Best
Marhine In the world. Corner of
10Th and O'Npil. Jog d3m
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Co-Par.nershIp Noues.

The undersigned have this day
formed II co-partnership under the
firm name of LPibcv & Nichols, and
viii continue the Ernc-ry aud Iruvi-
sion hu-inp-| al tho ni I stand Of L.
IL. L"ibay, NJ the "tIrtirr If Sixteenth
hEd Ferguson Slrtrr-.
=. II. i.Et8EY,
}. II. NICHOLS
Cheyenne, Aug. II, 1879. AZ div
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-TwO
girls al the Key City House.
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PHocL,MATIoN.

TX roHs u.ruAYER, eovEtSoE or rue TERI
1oRY OF wYoMINO.
To ne Pseph Of Hyomisg:
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FOR SUPERVISOR

We are authorized to announce HI. H"-
vens. ~ y demo ratio candidate or the Once
of Supervisor o. Beat. No 4
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Notice!

.7st0chme nf Notice!
Va. |tL Ia. DEBT SlUU.
j. X. DAVIS
Whereas an attachment was issued in
the above case, against the estate of /
Il. Davis, returnable TO the Justice
Jourt Of the Bed district of Jackson
county. on the Bird Monday in Novem
Der 1875 at II O'Clock A. NJ
Now If the saidI. r ID wis, fails to
appear at said time AMI place, and
answer the complaint Of Plaintiff. iudg-
ment will be entered against him, and
execution issned thereon.
In testimony whereof I have
lsEAL. l~hnrrunto set nv hand aud seal
this 18th day OF OCTOBER 1875.
oct16 Nv. a. G, BLoUST, j. p.
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There will he an election held in THE
County Of J .ckzon, s ate Of Mi-sisHppi,
IN Inesdt 3 the 2Id day Of November
4. D. 1875 A. the following voting
praciocrs Of said county:
= 1T No. / At Wards School Hons"
and Thomas Havard's.
Beat No. 2. At J. 7 Wards and
Vim Cunningham's
Beat No. 3. A. JJhn Cunningham's,
Woes Point turner's S ore) and Scran.
ton Cont House,
Beat M. 4 A. OCEAN SpriIgs and
B'uf Creek u. W. Yves sl's)
i at No. B. Al Bvrd'- F-trv.
For the following Off ,ers to wit:
One Treasurer fpr tie State Of Miss
issippi.
One ConProssman for the Sixth
G JngrsssiO Ial D stric'.
Que representative for II lrrison and
Jackson Counties.
Oae District Attorney for the First
Judicial District.
O1e Sheriff for the coulty Of lcksor.
Que Asse scr for the county Of jack
0 y
One Clerk for the circ1it and chan
cory lurfs Of Jackson county.
One Treasurer for Jackson comfy.
Oae SurYeyor for Jackson unity.
One Coroner md Ranger for J 'ckspn
C'nnty.
One Supervisor for each beat in Jack
son comfy.
Two JUSTICES OF the Peace for each
beat ia J ickson comfy.
One Constable Tor each beat iD Jack
son County.
W. NJ DENNY.
J w. FERRTLL,
r G RYDER,
Beard Of Registrars.
SCRANTON, Oc'. IL, 1875. 81.
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YOTHIi

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Isn3. sls0 ~ f1e prrE - - eifcirg
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one j. rfssarfgtsa for ne G uufies ~
J csar M Hurs o ere Clerk u tbH
CIrsut sed Clarcary G lufts. o Sber.
IT, ore 1rrrsrrlT rur tnr1tor end
Esrgfr, oBs lFyefor, tsH J1fiices Of
g p Tsfce 30 each heat and one COnsta-
Ole for each T. ~.
Gyau under ny hand and sesl
r. 81 this ~ b day q September.
1915
H. y. RAMSAY,
ghrvfF yf J cks u County.
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Tag Collectors Notice!

I will be at the following places on
the dates mentioned for the purpose
OF collecting the Taxes for the fiscal
year Of 1876. viz:
A. ". Ramsay's store. Oct. 25, & 2G.
VIM. + etchers, October q,
Shines Ferry, October %.
Byrd's Ferry BLACK Greek, Oct. 20.
VIM. Reeves. October 30.
Thos. Havards November A ).
Wards school house, November 6.
jackson Wards, November 8. q Q.
VIM. Cdnninghsm's November IL.
VIM. Howell's, November ID
Dog River capt. Jim's hote) Novem-
Der Is & 16
Scranton, November II & is
Ocean Springs. November 10. 20 * %.
Scranton, Nov. "a. 25, 26, q, % & 30.
II is required of the Tax Collector to
collect and pay thirty per cent addition
al chsrges on all taxes not paid on or
before the FIRST day Of December. The
Tax Collector is also authorized TO col
lect 5 per cent additional compensation,
on all taxes collected By him after the
first Monday in ID cember.
e. n. RAMSAY.
Tax Collector jackson County.
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a man in Nevada who has been
named for the legislature, is now
practicing for that position. He
can already drink two quarts of
of wli.ky per day, accept a $500
bribe without winking. and liurl an
ink >stand alta hat on the desk and
knock il off nine times out of ten.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
o SURVEYOR.

Capt. T. q. Rhodes, At he request ofr70Hg
ofbis friends. will run for the office of County
Surveyor on the straight out Democratic
Ticket.
JlcKsos Cousrr, Mise. Oct. 1875.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized TO announce Captain j.
H. Hrndferd of HarrisonC COUNTY. h a can.
aidate for the Office of District Attorney OF
tho First Judicial District.
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FOE CLERK.

We are authorized to announce M "s VI
Alley ms a candidate for reelection 10 the
Office of Clerk Of the Circuit and Chaneery
Courts Of jackson County.
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

We are authorized TO announce George
Drnin az an independent candidate, for the
office of Justice of the Peace, of Beat
No. 8.
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AND COMMERCIAL
NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE PAsCAGOULA STAR,
Fnd4y Oct. DEh, i65
IYao~ FniDaT, Oct. 24l
ENTERED.
sess n. H114z ysss. 10 tons In1nuola.
saaass, - marer.
r. sesr. Sssrz Z4elzy,II tons, BsrJadOss,
ba.Aass. seskiHy
CLEARED
Eg Ferry Virssa. CaIIfrs II t0rs biztan-
he E1s66s = .Emser ~ Dznnsr e. TOonsr.
VESSELS ~ PORT
Bt Ysrsues /. Ggu9vzr Simmons, AZ
pv H. ~ wmizrs Csggir', ~ tons,
srsr. Iallenoizs Boon ~ ipns.
Eehr Zenobis.
10 Eb5es are y be adlsd thoss above under
he hsad Of "Rafsrsd".
LUMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared daring lat ysar s74.....8.G 6, 80
" from Sept. lst Isi5.-...... 4l2.Ap'
/" pince Oct Ijth............- Hs,vJl
Total I,69O,4J7
REMARKS.
To the above statement % per cent should
be aided for lumber Shipped in vessels under
coasting license, not clearing at the Cuitom
House.
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A CARD.

To the people OF Scranton a;un.
ronnd;no country. We the underslgn.
ed, having soid q good many o, ou
test Improved Howe Sewing Mscn;,,
in p,scseouIa, Scranton and Vicin,n
tsks the liberty 10 refer all those e.,
are desirons. now, orthat will be 10
tn,a In refer o to those who are usine
the Howe Sewing Machine, to epq,,
into ;ts merits both as to its csPso"s
and durability. Oar long eApe' resyv
with these Machines gives US
confidence in their perfect mecn sua n
and a~daptability to the genera 80
the family. work shop. Eicn Mntnrs
is -ouaran,eed to be perfect, tnere
Won DO NOT run any risk IN PurcD
the Howe Mschine. 80. mn 0
In case any one who VIII .ol;sble
club OF three, we will SEND . .ou in
person with Machines to teach Ma
vour own home how to use spo
chine p~erfectly free Of extra charge tor
To any one who will write Ma.
any Information regarding sewing ali
chineswe will cheerfully nenart-
questions regarding same; our,s Cut
meut devoted to Nine. Demor sn,snce
paper Patterns is a great cow nj Who
to MANY in the country ana to- OF
write for Catalogue can nave
charge by return msii. ~,
Yours Respectfully
THE HOWE SEWING mAcHlN
iuIyiO 1y u. P. PERRY, Manase"
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refer t.m p &C. Dc
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ing date Aug bfh 1sIJJ end ok
lin 70 compare il viih 'ho q1araB.
tine ill and Fh0E their cg-lucI-
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tive document will dcmolrsh IHI.
well established fact" aid place the
DIR. 10 q position cq7glIr a. un'ca-
able o. biz logical conclusion.
moreover ! en- not aware OF any
authority vested IN a Gov. 70 pro-
claim a. law, that which has not
been enacted BIZ a legislature, and
when be doe 20. he is acting ultra
yires. From these premises. sny
other nan than ihc Dr., would have
drawn the logical coDclasion, that
the Gov. had crdeavored by q
stretch Of Executive authority 10
ward Of the evil caused by the
eulpablc oppogition Of fUch men q.
the DR.. end his Hon. Or ,tege.
The Dr. Thinks xith the Hon
Senator, that the pag age Of a mar
sDiine bin will he detrimental 10
the milling ~inforegt.1 What T. tie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

SHARP FIGHTING IN SPAIN.-The Alton
siSt armies are displaying considerable vigOr
in pushing their successes, and should they
N eet with no Teverses, a speedy termination
of the war may be regarded as not improba-
bic. The Madrid government has received
the official details of the battle OF Wednes la Y
the fighting lasted five hours, resulting in
the defeat of the Carlists. with a loss of one
hundred and forty killed, many wounded,
ard number taken prisoners. The Carlist
iorce consisted OF eighteen battalions OF in
fantry, twelve guns and four hundred ard
fifty cavalry, under Perula and Carlos. The
Carlists retreated in disorder toward Ame2-
Coas, and the Alfonsist Generals QueSaia
Iona and Feils were in hot pursuit. with
orders to attack Immediately should they
come up with the Carlists. Official Dispatch
es announce that the CarlistS have attacked
Guetaria and Irun and been repulset al both
places,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12
A BAD DAY FOR THE RACE
PREPARATIONS AT SARATOGA.
a CUBAN VICTORY.
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN ABROAD
THE FLOODS IN FRANCE.
A0T4TEC SPORTS.
The Yacht Race az sapc Nav.

CAPE MAY. y. J.. JutV - An ifn'nense
, mum ,nde Is assembled o. the beach. tho
hotet fronts, lawns, paNilions. ami in car
riaEeSi 10 witness 'he formation ia Uo,, Of tho
craft Participating in the regatta Tho n =
steamer TAI roosa = anchored iu TIC stream
having on board the judges. committees men
ard press representative The Plymouth
Rock took I'm her PASSENGERS from Congress
Han pier. and close alcrcsit were the steam
yachts EUtaw. Young America. Ray club.
revenue cutter Pilgrim, and steam tug norie
Emory.
TBE PRFrIMrxARrrs
occupied considerable time the Spacfafors
being good natur,si and cheerful The nag
boat was anchored or the shore fronting the
STOCKTON House. All being in readiness, the
signal guns were fir,Ai. and
THE YACHTS UoRE INTO ACTION
They consisted OF the yachts Madeline Mo-
hawk, ReSolute. Rambler Idler Eva Sun-
Shlne, llreadnaught. John V. Crecly. and the
sloops NindeN. Sadie. White Wing. Retver
and Kaiser Wilhelm. The wind l. dead
ahead. but very light, aud not "A sufficient
working breeze. \ shower OF rain il starting
up. which Will further check the wind. This
makes START exceedingly diffirult. and con-
situations are being held as to the most ad-
visable course 10 pursue
THE RACE ~ NJ ArPFARs TO RF OFF
FOR the present. The CallaPoosa has been
passing around the yacltS. and most OF them
nave anchored. A postpOnement until the
Turn Turn OF the tide Is regarded as most probable.
lhere Is much disappointment
The Saratoga Regatta
SARATOGA. July l2-1he arrivals indicate
large attendance at the regatta tomorrow
Among the prominent persons here is Vice
President Wilson. ON Tuesday forenoon "A
single scull race. for which there are three
entries-Wild- al Harvard; Kennedy. of Yale.
and Francis OF COnell-will occur at N
O'Clock. The ireshmen's race. the crews en-
terlng rom Harvard. Princeton. Cornell and
Brown, viii come OF a. n 30 O'Clock. The
university race, The crews mhering l3l.
Will take place on "wednesday az n o'clock
IL is believed that Still water can be had I'm
The forenoon. aud that races on both days
viii be or time. The Williams boat was
quite seriously fractured 10y the coll .sion OF
saturday. and the accident has not improved
the chances Of the crew. The Yale Still
seems 10 be the favoriJo crew. though Cook
does rot express as much conf ieHce as he
did last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12
The south Platte Corona.

have returned from my trip To the South
Platte, and will remain few days ere going
again into the mountains. | am burnt red
as W lid Indian from constant exposure TO
the sun for ten days in the treeless plains OF
this country. For certain hours of the day
and if i'm constant motion, though the air is
pleasant and cool, the sun shines with in
tense efulScnce, looking like a large COPPER
plate in the heavens. You don't perspire
snd if you can seek the shade you are all
right, but exposed to the suns rays you are
scorched and Drowned as in an oven. What
have seen of life in Colorado since / LEFT
Denver has not impressed me favorably.
The PEOPLE generally live in half-built frame
houses, or in houses of adobe bricks-each
famil v or rather the women OF the family do
irg all the homework, cooking washing, sew
ing cleaning, and that too under the most ad
verse want OF conveniences. In Corona a
whole family of mother and daughters of
cultivated manners and tastes, educated
and intelligent, performed household duties
under difficulties which any Biddy or Dinah
would have shirked, and yet on Sunday the
same ladies sang and chanted the church
service as impressiVely as have ever heard
it. They are NirginianS There is no cu'.i-
walton of the soil except near Denver, Gree
ley, and other settlements. where the sale Of
tie crop VIII pay for the irrigation. The
great business is
RAISING CATTLE, SHEEP AND HORSES.
and for this business is wonderfully adapted.
1t pays well, but demands rough life, and
a cutting loose from society. Under the
an Intelligent and educated gentleman, who,
short time previous. moved in the best So
ciety OF the east. L have met Quondam
physician of Washington here engaged in
he Iding Angora goats, hale i'm his seventy
years. and seemingly happy in his present
',Onlddic life. An hundred miles from this,
on the Platte, and six miles distant from
any settler, / found In a ranchman another
physiciar-a man OF note-from Maryland,
and whose Virginia wife was of remarkable
education and refinement.
The air is so dry-there being no dew-that
the rancbmen sleep out of doors, with a
blanket under them and one over them; and
when travelling to town for supplies, they
just camp where night finds them, and move
off at daylight.
Wherever have been, these Rocky noun
tains loom up In the west, unchanged in APP
parent height and distance from nae, whether
1 was one hundred or twenty miles from
them. And such gorgeous sunsets as have
seen among them 1.-The western heavens all
aglow, the snow on the highest range like
molten gold, while the slopes below were
stepped in richest purple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

PROSPECTS OF AvoTHER RAILROAD WAR.
The news from New York and Chicago indi-
Gates that the question OF railway rates be-
tween the east and the west is still unsettled
The officers OF the Erie and New York Cen
trail roads express their determination to
conduct their business for the benefit of their
own property, without any reference to the
action of the Pennsylvania and Baltimore
and Ohio lines, whilst the Michigan South
ern and Central have refused TO advance
AS a consequence, the Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne and Baltimore and Ohio roads on
Saturday signified their intention of reduc-
ing passenger rates from Chicago TO New
York 10 that Of the Michigan Central road,
SIS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

HAMILTON, OF THE IRISH TEAM, SPEAK.
Mr.. Hamilton, of the Irish team, writes ID
the London Standard indorsing Mr.. Parsons
letter in reply TO newspaper criticisms. He
says 81 have shot against the American
team both in the match in the United States
and In Ireland, and j can say with conf :
dence there never has been any team In thi ;
country able 70 beat them" The letter shows
statistics rs proof that the Americans a.
almost safe from defeat shooting against "A.
picked team, while Ii allowed 10 compel
with three Fights the match would be tn ?
best and most Interesting the world has ever
seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

SENATOR MORTON is at his home in In
dianapolis, and is said to be in excellent
health. y correspondent of The Cincinnati
Gazette writes OF him: with the exception
OF slight lameneSs in his right foot, which
cOmpels the use of canes, there are no traces
OF the paralysis which got in its work so
efieclually in 1866. During part each day
lie rides about the city, strOlls into Post
master Holloway's office, and occasionally
ventures into the street. AL such times re
IS the cynOSure OF all eyes, and is stopped at
every step 10 receive the congra: ulati0nS of
his numerous friends,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

WILL NOT BE RECOGNIZED.-The Com
missioner of Indian Affairs has issued n cir
cular to Indian agents notifying them that
by direction OF the Secretary of the Interior.
no attorney or agent of the Indians will here
after he recognized by the Indian bureau un-
less the party proposing to act as agent or
attorney for any Indian tribe shall have first
submitted the matter in which he desires to
act for the Indians for the consideration OF
the department, and shall have receiver
specific authority from the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, approved by the Secretary OF
the Interior,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

PERsoNAL.-GeorgeA Alfred Townsend is at
Long Branch. Admiral Porter and fami-
ly are at the Pequot House, New london.
Secretary RObeSOn's family are at Little
they will be Joined by the Secretary before
long. "A. II. Evans. esq. OF this CITY was
a passenger on the L. $. steamer Michigan,
arriving at Cleveland, Ohio, on the Sth. go.
Assistant Secretary COwen left town last
evening, on brief visit to relatives in the
northern part of New York. ..'.COl. j. g.
Parker, postmaster at New Orleans. is in the
city for few days. ....Hon. John Cessna,
OF Pa, j. in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12
Nova scotian Coal Interests.

LONDON, July L. Inls mornings Post
says the Earl Of Derby, the foreign secre-
tary, has been requested TO receive a depu-
tation of persons interested i'm the Nova
Scotia coal Fields for a conference on thu
subject OF the oppressive tariff in the United
States, which IL said 10 all but prevent Ia ,
Importation OF the coal into that country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

THD WIFE OF SEVEN HUSBANDS
Smyrna, Del, is enjoying a matrimonial
sensation, a blooming widow OF over three
score and ten having just been led from the
altar for the seventh time. Her names have
been successfully Miss Williams, Mrs.
Traux, Mrs. FarrOw, Mrs Riggs, Mrs. Wal
lace, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Pratt, and now Mrs.
Abbott. Her last preceding husband had at
the time of his marriage one hundred and
fifty-six Observation-Disclosures grandchil-
dren and great -orandchlldren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12
Amman SuceeSS

NEW YORK, July IA letter from Ha-
vana says the cause Of The sudden departure
OF NalmaSeda from Havana on the 2ist ult.
was the news Of eight hundred rebel cav
airy having captured a Spanish convoy
between HolqUln ami GibOra. in which
The Spanish loss was about 30 in killed.
The rebels afterward captured the FORT in the
Town or MaJagua, in which the Spaniards
had taken refuge and after executing the
garrison blew up and burned the fort and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

SHOT HIMSELF FOR SHAME-At Chari-
ton, Iowa, Albert Dresser, a boy &c years of
age, attempted to commit suicide last We'd
nesday morning by shooting himself with a
revolver. The wound Is not dangerous. He
had been charged with petty thieving, and
hoped TO avoid arrest by committing the
deed. His father suicided there by hanging
q few wears ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12
The Americans May Vet SHOOT az
Wimbledon.

The Tc'eqrdph'S correspondent at Wimble-
don says: After the receipt OF Colonel Gill
dersleeve's declinatlon of she invitation 10
the Americans Ia shoot at Wimbledon on
the IL IN OF August a picked eight, the cOun-
ell OF the National Rifle association held an
imprOmptu meeting ald Informally agreed
that match should be arranged, II possible,
by returning 10 the terms OF the first pro-
roSal. Major Muretta, japanese, who is
totally ignorant of the English language, is
the best marksman at Wimbledon. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12
BRYANs COSMETIC ANTIpoTE co
iy7-2w' p. o Box No ass, WNhineton. n n
MOTHS /!
NIOrHS

MOTHS. MnPH0,
WI III You wish 70 save your heavy wearing appsre,
blsnf cts, Covers, Crumb Cloths, &c, from moths
nave them cleaned By my celebrated chemical pro,
Cess, which remoy Is all grease and vegetable ztains
enectua!ly. single persons who have no acc lImo-
dstiohs LOT packing away clothing, can leave them
with me until the fall season. Blankets aud Cur
tsins OF all descriptions cleaned in q su periOr man
ncr and on reasonable terms Persons leaving the
city can get their travelling and other suits cleaned
At short notice. A. FISHER,
Jelly Sth street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

Two LITTLE GIRLS were jumping rope on
BalmfOrth avenue the other afternoon, when
young lady dressed in the newest IA shioued
skirtapproached. She felt a strong de sire
to renew the enjoyment of her girhOOd, and
as they held the rope invitingly to her, she
sailed In. But 1t was no go. She couldn't
rise far enough above the sidewalk to have
the rope pass under her feet Fashion and
fun were never intended for each other
DQ7lblgD Ne7rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12
Parade fin PhtIadeIphfa.

BHIIADELPHIA, July l2.-The lOyal
Orange institution OF Philadelphia and vi
entity celebrated the iS5th ami verSary of
the battle OF the BoyEe to-day with n grand
street parade through the principal thor
Oughfarcs