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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18
FACTORY FACTS.

Close confinement, careful attention to all
factory work, gives the operatives pallid
faces. poor appetite, languid miserable feel
ings, poor blood, inactive liver, kidney and
urinary troubles, and all the physicians and
medicine in the world can not help them
unless they get out doors OF use Hop Bit
ters, made of the purest and best of rene
dies, and especially for such cases, having
cheeks in them None need suffer if they
will use them freely. They cost but trihe.
See another column.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18
Our Family Bread.

Truly, the most important adulterations
to avoid are those which are calculated to
injure the staff of life" Merchants who
supply their customers with pure articles
like DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder, re.
tain better patrons, have larger trade, and
make more money than those who recon.
mend cheap adulterated powders.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18
ROUTE NO. 10.
Yl.e first Spike Driven In.

A large number of city officials and invit-
ed citizens went UP to Mt. Adams yester-
day afternoon to take, part in driving the
first spike in the laying of the rails of Route
No. IS, Eden Park, Walnut Hills & Avon
dale Street Railroad
The ceremonies took place near the Shell
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18
LOngview Asylu m.

The Directors of Longview Asylum held
a special session last evening.
Bids to furnish meat for the ensuing six
months, beginning July 1st, were opened
and read. The following are the bids:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18
SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball.

ndSe-DAI1s
The Cincinnatis were defeated yesterday
at Boston by the following score:
y, iunlngsy
Rnstans sla'is''."''"'""'" ! -
Earned runs-None.
First base on errors-Cincinnati 2 Boston /.
First base on called balls-Manning l.
Three base hits-Leonard |.
Left on bases-Cincinnati T. Boston g.
Wild pitch-W. White
Passed balls-None.
Wild throws-Jim White 2, Wright /, Burdoek /,
Snyder RI.
Foul fly muffed-J White /.
Balls called-On White 16. on Bond "a.
Strikes called-Off White SO, off Bond 81.
Struck out-Pike 8, J. White /, Gerhardt /,
Leonard /.
Time of game-Two hours and ten minutes
Umpire-McLean.
Lowell-Manchesters g. Lowells Q.
Hornellsville-Buffalos 4, Hornells 8.
Cleveland-Forest City 1, Rochester 5.
The Gloves.
Harry Fellows and Dick Murray proceed
ed back of Newport last night, and enjoyed
one of the most terrific and hotly-contested
glove fights ever known in this vicinity.
There were about one hundred persons
present. The fight began at II clock, and
lasted for two hours and forty minutes 1t
was under the Marquis of Queensbury
rules, for $50 and the receipts of the even
ing The contest was an uninterrupted
one until the thirty-ninth round, when a
foul was claimed against Fellows and the
stakes given to Murray. Both men, with
faces beaten up almost to jelly, their eyes
swollen and their bodies bruised, returned
to the city about 3 o'clock this morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18

When the disorders of babyhood attack
your baby use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup and
notice its rapid and beneficial effect. 25c
per bottle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18

A visit to Long Branch is incomplete un-
less including sojourn at Lelands Ocean
Hotel, one of the greatest Summer Houses
in the world
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18
FARMERS Co1LEGE. T..
FARMERS COLLEGE,
College Hill. Hamilt on CO., o..

INI. OSOPHICAL, Scientific, Ladies', Classical and
Teachers Courses Admits both sexes to all the
advantages OF the College. Thorough courses in
Drawing and Vocal Music Expeises reduced to
lowest point. No extras whatever. Scholarship
holders have free t1ition Special attention given
to Teachers. Healthfulness, safety, convenience
and beauty of location uneQualed. For full in
formation address
J. B. SMITH, President,
ja28 College Hill. Ohio
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS
LEGAL.

DIsTR1CT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
~ Southern District of Ohio.-In Bankruptcy
No 1,957.-In the matter Of Herman Hollander,
bankrupt. The creditors of said bankrupt are no.
titled that he has filed his petition in this
Court praying for q final discharge from all his
debts provable under the Bankrupt Act and the
acts aInendatory thereof, and said creditors are
required to appear at Il Court OF Bankruptcy, to
be held before me at my office, No. 6 East Third
street. Cincinnati; O., on the 18th day of June 1878,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, and show cause, if any they
have why the prayer of said petition should not
be granted
Dated at Cincinnati June Sd, 1873.
FLAMEN BALL,
ju4-3tTu Register in Bankruptcy.
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May NlMsicnI Festival.

Mr. George Ward Nichols, President of
the Musical Festival Committee, has made
his report concerning the Festival.
From it we take the following extracts:
The recent Festival was conducted with
less expense than either of those preceding.
We have dsbursed less money and our re-
ceipts are larger.
TIE receipts Of the festival Of 1875 were s43 1868
1ho expense -. Ably
Making profit of."". .............. ...... 81 846
Ine receipts for 1878 we're. .S6E600
4ue 35ZO0
WIN profit OF of.".....".........""....".. 600
The balance now in the reasusy which i~
udessurplus from last Festival and the
capite1 stock, .S32 600
The recent Festival was full of delight,
and 1t leaves us with bright and assured
promises for the future. The Festivals of
1878 and 1915 we're, in sense, musical
experiments That OF 1878 was the success
which comes froIn confidence and matured
powers. Hereafter we stand on firm ground.
The .rtistic conception of this Festival its
careful preparation, with the union, Of the
best material of orchestra, soloists and
chorus, produced musical results exalted
above any other attempts made here or
abroad.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-15
EECR FOR TBE TkEATNT DR III
~ DISEASES -. -. :. s :, :.


pr. GRAFT succenfaMy y - sAsghmm. HsSn-
"a Hn1ipient Consumpsiou cH1aEFh, go 81
diseasea e the Threat 90 assa1-a sssss -.
Yoa POOR suizxas with ~ Asahmm VIE haEf
been tFeased ~ m,mmFs ste Rbgxeimns wtsh0mA
henr5t, consult Dr.. Grant be can cure yea. Or,
80 bare The Rronchiiis. Inefrsena ConsumP-
s u CaEa44hs 4a8 NE o. aaae6nsaaRa, l1areElrs
= 4ss eap reEoEs he dissase ard restore goa e
perfect sesIth- II ycq AZ wisl i.lsss'-
snasism, Dtspt fsia. PIies Liver Comrsalns, FIts,
Partial Paralysis, aAd Possesses Disense4 of The
Blood, aGerting he tkfoat hnd nose, Sefofala
and al Blood an1 ski Dis1ases, despair rot
Dn&3 rans can cleanse the bIo06 fruls ~ i4spa-
riMEM Persons a0licisd with negvoas destiny,
s1saf sweAkress snd gencrai pFostxztion 81 the
nervons and physicAl System, haze hops and
pimcm yourself dslaer tie frEAkmenk 81 Dr. Gfanl
sac Ms cured hnndreds az patieats. wIseA ogher
RhssiEians have failed, and saved them ffoma
pssmafnre gh1xs. q req have dIse&seS e tfss
kidnass Gravel % mAg EEinAEy aizrsses nis-
lasfies i)EopsYs Rpp1y imwediat.Iy 60 Dg. Grant.
M4nfsGre snhefiag With finging In the Ears, Of
6ensive discharges frp1l the EArs partial blihd-
&as4 partial deafness. ynn can be cured, ennsaIl
Dr. Grant before IL i 100 late. = -
: Reliable persons IN sserx part Of DE eify and
State can testify % Dr.. Giant ereat success IN
HEealing the ADORE Ramea diseases. 49,. -. +.
REMEMBER, DIR. GRAFT treats ell diseases 81
every pane and nature, and Win visit the siek
day add night. Call or write, stating symp-
tDmss Medicine sent by express. Consultation
free. as8,lr - Nov. 8, lsfT--ly.
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IA saufR alY sT.. BalTIneaE, M1.

PRACTICE LIMITED TO, PRIVATE AND
CONFIDENTIAL DISEASES. IN. -
nR. ,wORTRING TpN may Be consulted upch
- al confidential diseases which tend 70 e.is.
bitter life and shoften its duration, including
Nervous Debility, causing indigestion, pain IN
the back, and ,.oius, weakness, he1dache, impoF-
tency. ilnpaired sight, los Of menlofy, eruption
on the face aud cody, bashfniness, &C.. fsaAking
Married life unhappy and Single Life niserable.
The Doctor guarantees that M case placed IN his
treatment shall leave his csre ill thoroughly res
tored to s9ena andFiigesgiB healihs IA ilsaat ips
purely Vegetable
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-15
n. s. aAP. LAcsY, Art
,IFORg Sir. p !,

n win sell about 100 ACRES Ofike Cherry Grove
which there ia small new ID WEldsJHG HOUSE,
some on USES. saba T0ung ORCHARD.
About one-third or The land IS IN -wood, TIE
above land lies on q VARIABLE treek u which
many oysters could seeded and adjoins the
fafmBof H. ~ .TippetE. For sesTes, eetes 'apply'
"a sn~~itis ali . SARAH "a, LONG.
FEB - ls7s-ly. MILESTONE P: o. "a. !!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-15
NoTl0E 70 COUNTRY pATEYTSs a

Parties living at any distance troFs the hospa-
cal can be successfully treated By sehding symp.
toms of their disease. The Doctor will forward
% any address in the Urised Ssssss free rem OBJ
servafion. A printed list Of questions, thereby
enaSIlhg the psaiensto rive minute tessfipsioa
Of their gsa hiSh n EsqriVVtsE 81 shfs Sr'rk
AIlIettsrs directed % DR.. wORTHIk0T0N,
Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Mds,f' VIII seceiye
uro,nut aseention. DR.. worthiastoa waE stu.
dent az Prof n u. Smith and isa graduate q
MAi Ty,sfwhrsfte IT sfv&a aA ssEToie fsgsiF ssff II
ONE hours hon Sin The mcfeing I'm 10 II
nlrhkI Sundays an u O'Clock noon. : rsdf
Separate Coesaising Isooms fof L@diees tDwhom
The br. PAYS special kssentioas sssE'Hso as's Z
March 9, lefs-iy. .rf.l- s i.ialssS 81
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.wsiH hsiia,baJ ~ ~ iill 4 u
TIE shpprsssionl and retention 90 the
conienta OF the alimentarY canal produce
Foul Breath, indigestion, Dyspcpsias
Piles, Chronic Headache, Skin affections,
and very many ethek aiSases fezefabIesO
the insidious influence Of Constipation.
Keller's Vegetable Life Drops promptly, :
cure this disease, and III, the bad Effects
attending upoA or resulting from ik''sfSs
kslleI's Vegetable life Drops
are the safest remedy Or thazs peculiar
diseases arising from the structural differ
enoas- hetween- Aha snxaa, and knoMn- n :.
RcFnala Counniainta
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ESTABLISHED 1869.
\. 6. IA. r. La err sS1'ESy
sac SsrsntA Street, Hsski G.
90. z 3vaFNr. 1NlNQj

W. S I : 5.,s5',,. S ,6MEnl,;s.i ~
ToRNEY TEEs IN ADVANCE. No charge unless the
patent Is granted. No fees for making prelimi-
nary examinations. No, a3diiionsl fees for OBJ
taiping and CONDUCTING afehcaping = Spesia4 at
tentiDn given to TnterIerenee Cases before The Pa
tent Office, Extensions before Congress, Infringe
men tSRits in different States, and all litigation
appertaining 10 Invehtipps or Patents. SKxD
SrAHP PoR PAMPHLET GIVING FULL INSTRUCTIONS.
sgUxiTsp sCoUass AID REPGHEgEsEzs W
q Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court ofthe
Unitcdssmsss. 0pnrA a ElaiBNs Gpart Rf sSep1
missioners Of Alabama Claims, Southern Claims
OommiFsiep, and Al slassss of war claims before
- ~ AkaEASs % PAY Ixp BCUxrY. T'H 90
Or their heirs, aFe.fH many caSes enGitled to mo-
ney from tbs Gsvernment, oftwhieh they have
no knowleaga- WFitef full history Of service,
and state amount ofpay, and bounty reeeiYed.
lEnclusx vtamzps amdsa faisweplFs AFTER .exapipas
EtieH, viii be given yOu HithVut charge. Ans B
Is PENSIONS. .l--.sf ~ .
All orvIcERs, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS wounded,
lsetprned, or injured In the Iate war however
slightly, are entitled - and epR obtain Pen
son : iusirr5 srarls ofsr at TAB oircsT 20
Contested Land Cases, Private Land Claims,
Mining prsamptiaa, and HemessesdsQ Cases, spros1
ecuied before ths. Gsperal Land Office and, Dc
parfment Of thu lntefiof. \,
= w y asIaxDE WIrRArfe! 80 lssrtfs,u ,
| We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants and
we invite cortespdhdeacs win an paFties having
any for SALE and give full and implicit instruc-
| tions where assignments are impFfTeg
We conduct our business IN separate Bureaus,
having therein the clerical assistance ef able and
experknE4d jaN 90 4 end givepsR rlueesg btws
nal supeEvisiorft0 every important paper prepared
IN each case. PTomptest attention thus secured TO
| nj business ektfaAedsas. hddrkssl 1t
81 Rs &A ?. Lacey, ArToRxEYs,
u t-sS 81. WASHlNGTOAsD ID. C..
Any PERSON desiring Information as TO the
standing and responsibility Of the members
the firm win, On request be iArnfshedi with q
satisfactory reference in his vicinity Congress
sional district. sae~- tFfT
Dec. Il. ls76-G es
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FOR CLERK 0TgmCTRCUzT COERT.


: Msasxa ERisoxs.-PIea announce Dr.. L. J.
SUTTON as tie Req ltzE a51fdAtgtos scieFk I
81 tss oIrtait CQSr5f 81 MY. atEilss !
warm sappbkt &c his pKFE@ lad ffishdsin 1st'1
April e, Is7es.- y'isssf .seeice Distrisi. 81
- -ssgl G~&M
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ron CLERK OF = TihE ciiRcUi4 cotkF. :

Messrs E4ifors Please announce Captain
JOHN H. GRAVES wHegitnhle ePadid tie fpB
Clerk OF the Circuit Court sof s.. Mary county
Il the election in 1879, and say that he will he
cordially supported By he people Of the county.
EOv 30. 1877. SIKH Pislriss,
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The Huntington 'tPa.J aonit6r a lAbeii sth
1877. pronounces this Soap the best in the mar


- ,iI - has '.!rlaIsit IS 1ss 9lal8is74s
,r,, - .'fsS ss,I icH i'iu real 79is. t..dsi
- aa hzsio Hsy ts.{ .ait.ig - st ne ruasi.5l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-15
LIVER COMP Amt,

When from any Of the numerous Incl
ting causes lhe Liver begins 70 net abnof-
maily, Sthe bic Remains m the system,
vitiating and perversing every vital pro-
cess, and causing Boiis, CarbunrleS
Blotclses. Pimpiess Coughs. Bronchitis,
Asthma Consumption DysenieEy, Kid
ney aud Blndaer diseases, and many other
disorders, all originating directly or indi-
Fcctly from the Liver. KelleE's Vegetable
Life Drops Induces the healthy action Of
the Liver by providing 70. the removal q
the hillary constituents By the Bowels,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-15
NO, 1io WEST BALTIMORE srRKEr.

NJ 80 VEST DALAANOnA cAA@SA "a ~.
Nearly opposite the Sun Once, Baltimore.
BRAScn o. 5 AxD Z JOHS srnEEr, NE~ f'CEK.
'..Gwith an experience CfHay yeats, and AeiIiiiss
unequalled By any other establishment, We may
Ijuaaly claim 10 be the FIRST Dyeing and Cleaning
Establishment ia this country.
Dre@ Goods Dyed in the Piece or made up into
garments. AI sg ksiboOns, Frnges' Trlmm'nsH
Observation-Disclosures.
Ladies Dresses, Cloaks, &c.. 81 all Fabrics,
Cleaned without ripping. Gentlemen's Cats,
0seFoats, Pants, Vests, &c, Dyed or Cleaned
withoa fripping Goods received and returned
rs express.
kid Gloves, and Feathers Cleaned and Dyed
- BARRETT, NEPHEES 4 CO.,
go ITO West Baltimore Street. BaltimoFe.
- :, NJ B-No other 6lics In this city.
Nov 80 fSfT40th. HfHt - ,es''h siah -sHi
.H
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) lMessrs. E3ifors-wRiesse anpounee JOHN B
ABEE.I.. E6Q.. n III lpx1h& RQzifion q
RealsseS u WilEs- to- 81. EIssy sc0aSly q t6sI
slsetiuN . sza en4f5y - PgV befgFHEs
sspporfed By ths eoP Isof The coahts gesefalIy 4
Sept u. ls7s .s4,la7 4hS Pepplsh
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-10

TIE New York Times says A very
curious chapter might be written upon
the contrast between many noted 10
calities and the names which they bear,
a contrast SO glaring in many cases as
to suggest "a prophetic irony on the y srt
of those who named them. Salem
(peacc) afterward heightened n Je-
rusalem, harmonizes i'll with the asso-
Citations of a spot which has witnessed
the multiplied horrors of the three
bloodiest sieges in history. The
Louvre, now one of the great monu-
ments of civilization in its highest form.
literally signifies place Of wolves"
with which its site once aboundCd. The
muddieSt of Asiatic rivers is styled
Clear Stream" (Syr-Daria,) and Rus
sia's oldest city is still New Town."
CNovgorod,) i'll memory Of its rank as
the capital of Ruric's newly-foundcd
State in $40. Sebastopol, an abbrevia-
ton of the Greek words seddstes polls,
august city,) looks anything but au-
gust at present, with its crumbling de
lenses, half-destroyed docks, and long
| lines of rootless houses. Billipgsgate,
now a byword for the lowest vulgarity,
originally toe its name from Prince
| Belin; and the capital of Russian Tur-
kistau, which stands in the midst of a
| clayey plain, and contains not a single
stone which has lot been brought from
a distance, bears the unaccOuntablc title
of ''Stone Village CTashkend.)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-10

A pretty new fan is of solid silver,
wrought In a delicate tracery OF ferns
and ivy leaves, with a monogram set in
pearls on one of the outer sticks.
Large circular cloaks are fur-lined
and fur trimmed, and some are given
the mOnastlc sleeve of the Edward Nv
period, lined and bordered with fun.
Bows Of ribbon are much in use upon
dresses of all kinds. One novelty is
putting several colors together, some
times as many as five or six. Another
is putting upon batiste. or lawn Dress
es any color, long loops and ends of
white watered ribbon, tied in with
black velvet. Sometimes punches OF
roses or daises are added 10 these DO VS..
Ribbons are as much used in decorating
the linens, ginghams and prints that
are so popular this summer as they are
upon richer materials.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-10
Flashes.

A Spanish official has been murdered
by the Moors, near Morocco, and Spain
deman Is instant reparatiOn.
The Eddystore Lighthouse, famous
the world over as a beacon to mariners,
has withstood one of the most awful
storms in years. 1t cannot be reached,
on account of the raging sea, which
throws its spray hight over its lanton.
The London stock and money mar
kets are uneasy, in consequence OF re-
ports of further mercantile embarrass-
ment.
The newspaper accounts OF Edlson
recent discoveries as to the use OF cleo
tricity as a light for cities nave depress-
ed gas stocks in Great Britain.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-10

Breaks heavy during the week, and Prices
Arm OH brightS; fine wrappers and fancy
mokers In good demand al prices quoted.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-10

NOON.
LONDON. Oct. 10.
CO nsols for money "a TIC; for ac-
CO mt "a } 8.
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blank; sales l,25O; stock 4I,co4; exports
channel 1921; exports coastwise 5,OO6.
NORFOLK, Oct. 0.
Cotton steady /; middling ~ net
receipts 3, 105 gross o; stock 9,4l5; sales
$50: exports coastwise 2,ll5.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Q.
Cotton dull; middling 104; low midd-
ling %; net receipts o; gross 312; sales
115: stock 5000; spinners 30; ex-
ports coastwise 223.
WILMINGTON, Oct.9.
Cotton dull middling lOt; low mldd-
ling 1O!; good ordinary 10; net receipts
o15: gross 392:' sales. 900; stock l,l1O;
exportS to- Great Britain w.
Spirits %turpentine firm at -! RoSln
steady at $1.25 for strained. Crude
t%urpentine firm at S1.25 Tor HARD ;
S 200 for yellow dip $500 fer Virgin.
Tar ouiet at 81. 60. Corn unchanged /;
prime white 90; mixed 90.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. y.
Cotton steady middlings % ; 10"
middling o.; good ordinary q; net re-
ceipts 597; gross 90: sales 70 splnhers
$50; stock 52I.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8.
4.30 n. m.-Cotton: sales American
Ga. 80. Futures flat; uplands low midd'
ling clause; Oct. and Nov. delivery cd:
Nov. and Dec. 5 39-32d.; February and
March sail 5 1910.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.
Flour. easy and unchanged; family,
4.1OM5.5O. Wheat dull. Red and amber
sass: white. S5a9o Corn dull and
dropping, 3Sa39. Oats easier at 22a2o.
Pork s so bid. Lard quiet and firm ;
current make 6.25; kettle jobbing at
74aS. Bulk meats firmer. Bacon III
jobbing demand shoulders 8: clear rib
sides 54a5ss; clear sides 81. Bacon
firmer; shoulders 5ta55; clear rib 6a65;
clear sides 64a63. Hogs dull and lower
common 2.5O93.25; light 3.3og3.6o.
Whiskey strong.
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Reported By J. s MEADOWS 4 TONNES, Pro-
prietorS Meadows Warehouse.
DARK.
L~ugs-Common $1,000 2o)
Working. good, 200G 400
Leaf Filler Good, hO0@ 100
Common, 5000 400
WrapperS-CommOn, IN go
Good, 8IOal0.U
BRIGHT,
Smokers-COmmon, s2.OO6 500
Good, 6.OO@S.0O
Fine, l2.OO@ 1850
Fillers-Common, 40JQ 8 10
/" Good. S.C0a T. 90
Wrappers-COmmon, IL U0Ql5.t0
=" Goo $3.50
Fined, 45.tO@ Us W
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Above prices are for large lots, when small
er quantities are wanted higher prices VIII
be charged.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-10
Durham Tobacco Market.

Reported 10y II. A. REAMS, Proprietor Of
ReamS' Warehouse.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-10
,GEs- T., +. WALKER.

SUCCESSORS To Butt 4 HODGES, No. l4l WATER
STREET, NORFOLK, VA.
NORFOLK ORNAMENTAL IRON rail-
X
Dealers and manufacturer of " rought
M~alleable, Wire and Cast Iron. ornaments
and Plain RailingS for Cemeteries, Resi-
drnceS, Balconies, NerandahS, &c. Iron
Fronts. steps, Fountains, Vases of all sizes
and dimensions for residences and cemetery
use, Ornamental Architectural Castings Of
every description, Roof Crossings, StatYarx
Iron SettccS. Swivel and Stationary Chairs.
Nault-light GratingS for Roof, Floors and
Cellar Doors. Fcrnerics. Cast Iron Door
Guards. Aquaria stable Fixtures, Hat-racks
and SpittoolS, Gold Fish. Horse Posts, Spiral
Stalr-caseS, and everything ornamental made
OF iron. Also, wrought iron house work for
such as anchors. girders, etc: ship work.
AGENT> FOX AND
FENCE COMPANY.
Catalogues OF any OF the above will he sent
TO any address, and satisfaction guarantee
Ill every particular; cSl ecially price. A cam
solicited. Se26 3 8