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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, Q-EORQ-IA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 4. 1877. Sails Swvw**** 8 ALI8BUR Y ft PMOPBIMTOMB. CO., on AGENTS. Thomas Bamlamd, Opsllka, Ala. L S. SOHOHSSLMB fc OO n UfiyitU, AIM J T JoMwaojr. Hamilton, Oa. W s Thomam, Alazandor Oity, Ala. J W MoOlntdow, WMt Point, Oa. J. L. Damtml, OlennTllls, Ala. REOIILAR TRAVRUNO AOENT8. L A 1.TM0M, M^Ths abor* AfsnU of Ewquinnn-Sun nm antkortaod to aollelt and rooslpt for «ab- •orlpUona and adrsrtlssmonu. OOLVMHUH DAILY MARKET. FIKAKCUL. 1UU for Ootton Bills—Sight on Now York, Boa. ton and Proridanoa y a discount; on Savannah , Mobile and Mew Orleans M diaoonnt. Banka checking on New York % and New Or* eana % premium; other points % preatlnm. Currency loans 10012 per cent, ft annum. Silver 2 per cent, premium. Oold nominal. CoTTon—Dull. Ordinary S O— Clean Stained...... 8 Qood Ordinary.... 0 <g$0l£ Low Middlings Middlings .10 0— Strict Middlings - —O— Sales 17 bates. Receipts SI halee-0 by M k O. R. R.; tS by wagons; 0 by N. k S. R. R.; 0 by W. R. R. • by river; 0 by 8. W. It R. Shipments ft bales—0 by 8. W. P. R.; A tor home oonsnmp* tion; 0 by W. R. R.| 0 by M. k O. R. R. DAILY STATBMSHT. Stock on hand August Slat, 1870 810 Received to-day S2 “ previously 71,476—'71,4V 72,007 6 08,102—06,107 Stock on hand... 6,810 Sams Day Last Ybas.—Stock August 81st, 187ft, 486; received same day 12; total receipts, ft0.ro Shipped same day, 11 ; total shipments, 44.110 stook 6,634; ealee 111. Middlings ll9£n. Receipts at U. 8. ports to^lay 1,688; for 6 days 12,680; exports to Orest Britain, 17,027; to Conti* neat, 23,602 ; stock 632,182 bales. U. 8. Boars Last Ybas.—Receipts for 6 dsys 20,608; exports to Great Britain, 24,868; to Conti nent, 17,014 ; stock 618,210. WHOLESALE MARKET. sides Hulk Mbays—Shoulders 8c; clear 12%®13%0. Com—Yellow, 00c; White, 02c. Huoak—Refined A, 13c.; extra 0, Me.; 011c. Plodr—R bbl—feu per fine, $7.5009; family $11012*4. SYBUV—Florida, 60c. Tibs—Iron 6^069£o. Index to New Adverti&ements. Old Hata Made Now—Thornton i, Aeee. Dry Good, .t Dost—lil.nob.rtl A Hill. Ha. Notion of Oolonado Hotel, Philadel- phit. Shoulders, Magnolia Hun., .to.—John W. Cargill. Forri.’ 8. 0. Fig Shoulders per lb llo. Ferris' Breakfast Strips “ 16o. Msgnolis S. C. Hauls “ lfo. Jolt rooeired—very choioe and .11 un- oanvaued. 0.11 on John W. Caboill. If you wish your old Silk Hats ironed np as good M new, call on my4 tf Tbobnton A Aon. Light, airy and cheerful, centrally lo cated, and carefully managed, the Colo- nade Hotel offers uneqnal'ed indnoe- ments to Philsdelpbis vinitors. A lot of Toilet Soaps, Oelatine and Flavoring Extraots, for sale oheap, at tf Mason's Dnoo Stobb. dgx’t forget To go to Mrs. Stevenson's Confeetionery to have your Fionio Basket fixed np. my2 8t Mrs. Stevenson hat the nioest lot of Froita, Oakea, Candies, Nnts, Jellies, Ao., in town. my2 St HOBBES FOB HALM. Fresh lot of Horses arrived at Monday's Stable and for sale at low prioea. ap2U St Samuel Looknane. IT. A. LITXLM, ATT0BNKT AND OOUNSELLOB-AT.LAW, Offloe over J. A. Frazer's hardware store. feb4 6m Those Fifteen Dollar Yacht and Flan- nal Suita at Thornton A Aoae’s are su perb. _ ap29 tf “THESE AIN'T WAX!” ALL NEW AMD FHEIH1 Ueantiful Wool Grenadines in Colors; Liaen Suitings, Laee Bnitings; Tasso Trimmings in great variety; Large Stook Valuable Laces for Bibs; Entire New Stock of Laoe Biba; Fall Stock Children’s Straw Hata; Bargains in 10-4 Sheetings, Towels, Nap kins and Table Linens; Curtain Laoe from 15 to 50 oents; Floor Mattings. If yon want low prioes on anything in Dry Goods oail and get mine. If J. Auiebt Kibvek. AHMAD OF ALL COMPETITION l Twenty dozen tine Linen Bosom Shirts —2,100 Linen in Bosoms, Wamsutta Bod ies, all complete for one dollar eaoh, the most perfeol fitting and beet made Shirt in the oily. Give us a trial. ap29 tf Thobnton A Aoaa. Jaconet Embroideries—a fall and com plete assortment, from 4 oents and np- ards—at M. Joseph's. eodtf Largest and Prettiest stock of Caliooea in the oity at M. Joseph's. eodtf ELEGANT BOOMB MOM MMMX. Suitable for cfiloes, sleeping apart ments, Ao., reoently fitted np over Enqul beb-Scn offloe. feb27 tf Thus Ornca. SPRING OOODBI SPRING GOUDA / If yon want a nioe Parasol, go to Blanohsrd A Hill's to bay it, as they are offering the moat oomplete assortment in Colnmbna. They have jnst received, also, Ladies'and Genu’ Liale-thread Gloves, Tidies for furniture, Pillow Gar- man Laoe, a large lot of Boohing for tbs neok—cheaper than aver. Man’s Castor Gloves, for #1.50 par pair; Victoria Dawns, from 15o. to 45&, and Dress Goods, from lOo. np. feb4 tf Buxouzp A THK XBAMPING CHIMPS. The greatest tramps in the world are printers that love to roam. We have met many who wa believe have touched foot to every oroastie on tha prinoipal roads in Amerloa. They are satisfied with no plaoe, and after a brief realdenee there they hie away, and foot it elsewhere. They get meals somehow. They never have money. Their “sab" money ia gen erally apant for “good dram," and occa sionally for an extraordinary “equare meal, "bat for the latter they will never pay if tbay can beat it out of some one. Their great trinmph ia whan they ean “knock down" a railroad ride. That’s the luxury of business to them. They rarely oome to Colombo, now, bat have been freqnent visitors. Two ware hare week. They had tramped thither from Ohiosgo via New York. When Hampton was returning from Washington they, in the night time, bad slipped upon the roof of bia ear, and there rode aixty miles unchallenged. Late at night at a station the conductor's eab stopped jnst opposite where they were, and commenced making them targets for his revolver. They waited not to ask him at whom he was shooting, bat shot themselves off that roof qniek aa a flash. It was not a time to propound eonnun- drama, bat for sliding—and they slid. They did not try that train again, and whenever another ride is stolen they will oarefolly watch for oondnotora oabs. The pntlie School malt. It will begin this morning at 9 o'clock in Baioh’i Garden and oloae at snn-set. This will be a day of joy and glee for the ohildren. The Italian string band will discourse the mnsio. The parents and friends of the ohildren of the school are invited to attend and bring Innehea if they see flt. Refreshments will be tar nished for the children, besides every thing that may haigbten the pleasures of the day. Ladies and gentlemen, the ohief among all of whom will be Mr. John King, will be present to direet and and manage everything pertaining to the oooaaion. xlteioh'a Garden ia an attrac tive and delightful spot at whieh to have suob antartainments and tha day will neoeaaarily be a pleasant one to all. postpone*. The wax works show wbloh was to take plaoe to-night has been postponed on so-- oonnt of the sickness of some of the per formers. It will be given ere long, how ever, and will far surpass the first enter- Uinment. _ Bussell County Pritontro. The jail at Seals is now empty with the exoeption of Meinioka who has appealed to the Supreme Court. Sheriff Perry left Seale Monday with John Copeland, sen tenced for three years; Fontaine Yonng, five years; Alfred Billups, three years—all negroes. The reoent law of the Legisla ture requires panitentiary confinement where the offeaoe is a felony the period for punishment for which is more than two yeara. Wanted—every one to be free from Pimplea, Blotohe-, Boils, eto., wbioh can be done by purifying the blood with Dr. Ball's Blood Mixture. Used everywhere. war maxx never had amt XBOVBLXB. Oar readers mast not infer from the word “troubles” in onr heading that we mean ohildren, for that is exaotly an idea that we do not wish to convey, though it is one coming therefrom. Whst we wish to express is that Matt never was bothered in the least by any of his ohildren and he gives a very philosophical explanation or reason for his statement. Every time that he was blessed with the advent of a “pro- oioua,” he took his banjo jnst before the infant took its first nap or sleep and raised “a h-U of a noise” immediately over its bead to habitnate it to anything that might grate upon its tympanum, that never as long as it lived wonld it be easily waked by slight sonnds and be continually disturbing its fond paternal anoestor. by hideous cries. He says that the in fants never failed to doze off immediately under the raoket, and while growing up, an earthquake couldn't wake one or pre vent it from going to sleep. He never allowed one of them to be jumped up and down and hmnnied or sang to sleep, for, knowing the powers of use and habit, he wonld let them play an engagement with Morphenqtf they felt inolined without using any means to prejudioe them in fa vor of or aganist “nature’s sweet restorer.’’ Never in his life, he positively asserts, has he ever been waked at night by any of his seions, and he soeoants for it by never humoring any of their whims, and by letting them do the best they oan when they are inolined to raise a row. This is very good reasoning, and Matt ia anraly no aoiolist in tha matter. The Pood of thi Btrogglor. The blackberry orop promises as usual to be very abundant. This never fails. The vines wait until all the frosts era gone and then pat forth their tiny blos soms to ripen into the riob long blaok- berry, that is food for many. The town darkey that ia listless and trifling shivers through the winter and basks In the spring sunshine, ekeing oat existence as best he oan without work, knowing that the months will roil around after awhile whieh will bring this fruit in abnndanoe, and then he oan feed to heart's oontent. It is free to all. The tramp is in his glory in blackberry-time, and oares not how many rebuffs he receives. He knows ha is safe for every roedaide presents tempt ing and lnaoions plenty. The blaokborry ia essentially the poor man’s friend, and in due time it appears all ready and in vites the pluoking. It is the support of thousands. In tbs season little children crowd the market-house with baskets fall of the berries, and aftar a time they be- eome so cheap they are almost given away. In its plenteooanaaa and certainty it surpasses everything in the trait line. Young Men’s Catholic Union. THff THIRD ANNUAL NIO-NIO I The train left Broad street depot in thia eity yesterday morning at 8 o'olook with about two hondrad persons aboard for Hatoheehnbbee, to participate in tha pleasures of the Catholic Union pie-nio. En route two gentlemen lost their hata, one of wbioh jumped off while the train was in motion to reoover his cover end had to travel on the gravel traia a dis tance of two miles to reaeh his destiny, while the other remained aboard and pur chased a protector for bis dsfsnoslsss hesd st tbs next station. Tbs party ar rived st Hatoheehnbbee about 9:30 a. m. and walked tbenoe to the pleasnre ground! adtstanoe of one mile through .continuous send bed. This pleasant resort is situa ted on the premises of Messrs. Kyle A Naokolls and is shaded by beeatifal oe- dtrs end umbrageous oaks. THE DAHCINO was in order soon after arriving and was continued until about 12 o’olook, when all aoattered off into groups for dinner. The mnsio was famished by the colored string band of this eity. Direolly after dinner the T ABO XT PBAOTIOB for the ladies took pleas. They shot the Flobert riffs, a distanoe of forty feet. Twenty-seven oompeted for the prises, ths first being s fins silk end ivory fen, sad tha sseond s “t liter. ” The first prize was won by Mrs. J. M. DeLzoy of Hat* ebeohabbee, she having shot within one end ■ half inohez of the ball's eye ; end the seoond prize, whiah was offered for the poorest shot, was swarded to Mrs. Connor of this oity, she having missed the target. The titter was delivered by the worthy President of ths Ostholio Union, baosnss, he sold, he being s married man the boys forced it upon him. THE SACK BAOE. Five boys oompeted for the prize, z gold dollar, in the saok rtoe. It was won by Homer Dudley. This afforded z great deal of fan for the lookers-on, as well as for those who participated therein. The members of the Union did all in their power to make ths occasion a de lightful one, and'Jhey certainly snooeeded. The oitiseni o¥ Hateheohnbbee assisted liberally in making the day what it was, and not more clever people ean be found anywhere. CITY LIOHX GUARDS' HOP. It was given last night in their armory, and quite a desirable number attended— yea, enough that “the frame and huge foundation of the earth shook like a cow ard” ’neath their feet. It was well man aged and withal a very delightfal occa sion. The mnsio was discoursed by the Italian string band. Each gentleman ap peared to have some one with whom be was delighted, and apparently thonght to himself, “There is no living with thee or withont thee.” As wa have written all that oan be said and nothing bat true deserts, we will olose for fear that, be- oanse of onr verbosity, some one may say: "Thou wilt be ilka a lover presently, And tire tha hearer with a book ot words.” BLAH CHARD * HILL Ilenoeforth offer their entire stock of spring and summer goods at and below oost for oaab, and being truly reliable gentlemen, of eonrae they oan and will sell great bargains. Their stook is large, aeleet and varied and they oan pleaae all of their onatomers. Don’t delay, bA call immediately before the rash is so great that a satisfactory and earsful examination of their goods oen’t be had. There is no honse now with whieh any one will have a greater desire to trade than with this and it will take but a few days to dispose of it unless they oontinue to add vary rapidly to their line wbioh they will doubtless do for a very short while. LOCAL MB IMPS. —It ia tha season tor painting liver remsdies on ths faoe ot nature. —Tbs rise in bread dossen’t seam to disooarsge ths oorner, loafers. —Remember that Blsnohsrod A Hill era selling oat at cost, and oail on them to-day withont delay. —The boys speak of having a danos to night at Beioh’s Garden after ths Poblio School pienio will have ended. —This day will be long remembered by ths children of the Pabue School as s “green spot” for their pienio at Beieh’s Garden will be the very esssnos of pleas ure. —“Do yon went ter buy soma banana’s, sir,” asks the fruit boy. “Whst for, yon rat,” was ths early answer. “Three for s dime, yon torchlight old bill poster,” an* swereth boy." —To-morrow week a party ot ladies end gentlemen from this oity wilt go ont on ths North A Booth Bail road to have a basket plonie at ths school house in Beal- wood. Danoing will be ths order of ths day, and maoh fan may be expected. —Soma of the farmers are delaying to ohop ootton on seooant of the eool morn ings, fearing to expose the shanks of ths vegetable. Ws hear no aomplsints from any of them as regards their crops bat all speak aa if the prospeots wars never bat ter. —The nickels are eoonmmaleting very rapidly in tbs eity sinoe beer has gone up to ten oents per glass, ss so few are ■pending any. It was no trouble for one to treat his triend when it was at five oents. Ths price is too high now end ths drunkards will hold an indignation zaeat- ing if something ia not dons to promote inebriety. —Wa have heard it said that paople with families do not like to trade with bachelors, because they have no interest in them. Now, there may be some mer chants of this class in the eity who have clerks who might be indnoed to marry if they conld see their way clearly, and ths only way for this to be accomplished ia for them (the clerks) to be taken as part ners into the establishment. A touching inoident has jnst ooourred in oonneotion with ths death of Lieuten ant William Van W. Reilly, who fall with Coster In that terrible fight on ths Little Big Horn lost year. At the time of ths battle he wore ■ seal ring with his crest eat apon it, and this, together with hia olothing, his sword, his pistols end all his belongings, was torn from his dead body and earried away by some one of ths fos who had helped kill him. His mother, tum ble to seeare his remains, end longing for something that had been with him to the list, tried in every way to recover it; she offered immense rewards; she had fao similes of the die made end sent to the different agenoies along the frontier, end she wrote to all ths oohunendiog officers in tbs Sionx country describing it, end s few dsys sinoe she received official notioe from tha Wsr Department that ths ring had been found, It was taken from ths Anger of one of the fifteen hundred Chey ennes who earns in the other day for their annual supply of forgiveness end ammu nition. Proposes nominations in Bussell. The Exeoatfvt Qosamittee of the Demo- oratio party ot Bosell county met at Seale yesterday. They resolved to bold elec tions in saoh beat on the 16th of Jane for delegatee to a convention, wbioh Is to most st Sesle on the 23d of the same month, for tbs purpose of nominating candidates for oonnty offloe rs. There ere a great many aspirants for the positions, and some moat win and some most lose, so runs ths world away. Visit Williams’ Gallery ; he is perma nently located, and oan famish yon every style of Piotare worthy of notice all the year, at lowest prioes, and warranted to give aatiafaotion, jnst aa well a elondy day as olaar; only small ohildren require olear weather. eodAwtf Hosiery for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children—a very large stook—at eodtf ^ M. Joseph's. If yon desire fine Photographs, Alba- types, Pearltypes or Ferreotypes at prioes that will surprise yon in their smallness, go to Williams’. His piotures are noted for their glosey finish and artistio excel lence. eodAwtf Keep yonr money in Columbus by tak ing your old Piotnrea of deoeosed rela tives to Williams’ Fine Art Gallery to have eopied. Hia work ia better and prioea lower than travailing agents. eodAwtf Sea Islands, Bleaohinga, Tiokinga and other Domes tie Dry Goods very oheap, at eodtf M. Joseph’s. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 11 JUST BXCXirXD XHX FOLLOWING! Blaok Bizantine, Black Tamise, Blaok Cashmere, Figured Linen Lawns—oheap. Striped Viotoria Lawns “ Linen Baitings and Aberdeen Poplins. Hamburg Edgings and Inssrtings— Cheap, Cheaper ! Linen Caffs and Collars. Silk Ties sod Neok Bnfflings. Pink and Bine Sash Bibbons. Laoe Bibs from 20a. to #2.00. 11-4 Quilts cheaper than ever known. 56-Inoh Navy Bine Flannel—drat in Vtt market. Onr Stook of Domestioa is oomplete, and all of the above at laaa prioes than oan be bought at in Columbus. ap29 tf John MoGouoh A Co. Black Grenadines — handsome and oheap—at M. Joseph’s. eodtf ^ Elegant Black and Colored Drees Bilks at M. Joseph’s. eodtf w Fine Linen Beady-Made Dreaaea Underwear for Ladies—elegant and oheap —at M. Joseph's. eodtf IMMENSE STOOK OF 8PBINO GOODS AH I DILI. OF Til BOAS. SUBBAS, 1876. Dramatis Persona. First Tourist. "Tuts BUI," driver. Second Tourist. A Stronger. 71SLST TOUBIST. ••Look, how the upland plumes Into eater, Oran where the plnee fade sullenly away. Wonderful, thoie olive depth! I and wonderful, moreover—’’ SECOND TOUBIST. •The rad duet that rlaatlnazaffoeatlagwey.” FIRST TOUBIST. ‘•Small la the eoal that eaaaot eoar above It, Cannot but ollng to He ever-klndred clay: Otter be yon bird, that raami to brnthe and love 1^—" eaooHD TOUBIST. “Doabtlea a hawk, or some other bird of prey. fere we, Uke him, ae ears of a dinner. That on onr etonuelia could oomfortably etay, Or wars tha triad ham a ehada err two Jut thin ner, That mut confront ui at eloelng of the dny, •ban might you ring like Theoorltui or Virgil; Thn might wo ouah meko o metrical saaay; But run* jut now—I mut protest and urgo. Fits a digestion by travel led utray." oaoaua o* v asssnubus u to our dinner I “Speed, Yuba Bill, oh, speed u to o Speed to the must thot beckon! far away.’ SECOND TOUBIST, “William of Yuba, O Son orNlmshi, hearken I Cheek thy profanity, but not thy ehbrlot'e Tell William, before tha ehadowa darken, Where and, oh, how wu shall dlneT O, Wil liam, lay I” TUBA BILL. •It alnu^my fault, nor tha Kumpeuty’s, I Ya eaa’t gat ae rquara meal aa any en tha Bay, Up at yon plaoe, whar 'the inset’ ’pears to beckon— E, that sharp allows In hia airy sort o' way Thar woi a plaoe war yer huh ys might her wrestled, ipt by o woman n chipper ei a Jay- Warm In her breaat alt the morning innnshlne nestled: Bed on her eheeke all 'ha evening’s sunset ley.’ 1 8BCOND TOUBIST. say." TUBA BILL. Thar wei a snips—like you—a tansy tourist, Kern to that ranch si If to make a stay, Ran off tha gal, and ruined jlet the purist Critter that lived ” stbanoss (quietly), “You’re u liar, driver I” TUBA BILL (reaching for Ml revolver^ Here, take my linoe, somebody —” chobus or passbnqbbs. “Huh, boys, listen. In Ida there’s B lady I Remember 1 No affray I” TUBA BILL. •Ef that man ltvee, tha fault ain’t mine nor hli’n." STRANGER. 'Walt Tor tha inuat that bukoni far away, Then—ae you will! Rat meantime, friends be lieve me, Nowhere on earth live! a purer woman—nay, If my perceptions do enroly not deoelre me, Ihe is the lady we have ‘lnalde’ to-day. “Aefor the man—yon zee that blackened pine tree, Up wnloh the green vine creeps heavenward -Personal. llr. Charles Bnrrua leaves to-day for New Orleans, St. Lonia and other cities on a pleasure trip. Mr. £6. Kumikei and bride, nee Mias Annie Blaaooer, of New York, arrived ia the eity yesterday. The honeymoon is jnst about in the third quarter as they have been married only three woeka, bat still it is “fall”—with jay, and wa trust there will nsvar be a “wens.” A oomplete atoek of Parasols from 17} oents and upwards, at M. Joseph's. eodtf rHB ABB'S CONSUMPTIVE CUM*. Sore care for Consumption, Bronohitis, Coughs, Group, Colds, Asthma and all Lang affections, and restores Lost Voioas. Wholesale and retail by A. M. Brannon and W. B. Kent Trial bottles et all Drag Stores in the oity at 85 oents. mh>4 eodAwly Honaa.Furaishing Linens at eodtf M. Joseph's. Bast fitting Oonets from 35 oents and upwards, at M. Joann's, eodtf NMW TOMK STORM. 10,000 yards Jaoonet Embroideries at 5e. 5,000 “ Best “London Cords” at 9o. 5,000 “ New Droaa Goods at 10 ots. 5,000 “ 4-4 Sea Island Ootton at 7o. 5.000 “ Bleaohod Ootton at 6o. 3.000 “ 4-4 Gram Cloth for Droezae at 84 ots. 3.000 yards Curtain Laos at 17e- and up wards. 5.000 dozs. Hosiery at 7o. and upwards. 2.000 Parasol* at 20o. and upwards. 2,000 yards Viotoria Lawna at 15o. and upwards. 500 Honey Comb Qoilte at 65 oents. 300 pair* of Cloth Gaiter* et #1.00. 200 Corsets at 80 cents. 50 does. Hemmed Handkerchiefs, So. 50 “ 2-Button Kid Glove*, SOo. 50 “ King Shirts juat reoeivad. 20 “ Abdominal Co rests. 25 pieces Good Blaok Alpeoae at 25o. Ladies’ Ready-made Linen Bait*. Gordon A Caboill. ja23eodtf m London Cords, White Piqnee, Linen Dram Lawns, Figured Muslim, Viotoria Lewne, end other Gooda too numerous to mention, at prioes that will insure sales, at M. Josiph’s. eodtf ^ Many novelties and bargains thie weak to bo displayed at J. B. Joaaa’. eodtf Brown and Drab Linens for Dream and Aprons at M. Joseph's. eodtf SXOOND TOUBIST. “Ysx, bat pray— How know yon thli t’> STSANOBB, “She’e my wlft ” TUBA BILL “Tb* h—11 yon my !’■ —Href Berts, in Puck. To Ally Particularly Invalids, Spring is a trying season. Indications of sioknem should at onoe be attended to. Fatal diseases may be oansed by al lowing the bowels to beoome constipated end the system to remain in a disordered oondition, until the disorder has time to develop itself. An onnoe of prevention ia worth a pound of ante, is an old and trntbfal saying. Therefore, we edviae all who are troubled with the complaints now very prevalent—headache, indiges tion, disordered liver, want of appetite, naneea, or feverish skin, to take, withont delay, Bohenek’s Mandrake Pilla. We know of no remedy so bermlem and deoi- sive in its notion. It at onoe atrikee at tha root of the disease end prodneee healthy tone to the system. People nev er need suffer from any disease arising from a disordered oondition of the liver, if they wonld take this exosllent modi cine when they feel the first indications of the malady. Families leaving home for the summer months should take three or four boxes ot these pills with them They have an almost instantaneous effaot, They will relieve the patient of headsohe in one or two hoars, and will rapidly oleansa the liver of anrronnding bile, and will effeetnally prevent a bilious attack. They are sold by all druggists. myl eodlm AT THE CASH DRY GOOD8 HOUSE, another shipment or BRO WN LI SEN LA VfNS, LONDON CORDS; NEW LOT OF FANS AND BUFFS, PABABOL8, NEW PBINTS. YEGETINE WILL CURE RHEUMATISM. MB. ALBERT OROOKER. tha wall known Druggiit and Apothecary,of Sprlngrele, Me., always advlaes every on* troubled with Rheumatism to try VEOETlNE. Spbibovalu, Mu., OcL it, me. Mr. H. B. Stevens Duau Sia—Fifteen years ego hut (Ml I wu taken elok with rheumatlam. wu unable to move until the next April From that time until thru yeara ego this fall I suffarad every thing with rhnumatUm. Sometimes there wottld be neks nt n time that I could not step one sup; them attacks were quite often. I •offered everything that a man oonld. Over three years ago lut spring I commenced tak ing Vbqbtimb and followed It up until I bud taken seven bottleei hive hud no rheumatlam line* that time. I always advise every one that la troubled with rheumatism to try Vzo- btinb, znd not aoffor for years u I have done. TMi itztement is gratuitous u far u Mr. Steven! ia ooneernea. Yours, fco., ALBERT OROOKER, Firm of A. Crooker k Co., Druggists and Apothecaries. VEGETINE BAS ENTIRELY CURED ME. Boa von, Oct., me. Mr. U. B. Stevens:— Dnaa Si*—My daughter, after having a se vere attuk of whooping Cough, wu lalt In a fubl* state of health. Being advised by a friend she tried the Vbqhtiee, and after using - few bottles wu entirely nstored to healt' I have bean a great sufferlr from Rheui Mam. I have taken several bottles ol the VaosTian lor thir complaint, and am happy to uy It hu entirely cured me. I have recom mended the Yboetini to others with the same good results, it la u gnat elaensar and purifi er of thn blood, It Is pleasant to taka ana I oan ■-—* mend It. MOB8E. SM Athens street. EHIUK4TI3M is a DIS8&8I «f (he BLOOD. The blood in this dlseue Is found to contain an excess of Jttrin. Ynoarinx acts by convert ing the blood from Its diseased condition to a healthy olrculaUoa. Vmo urine regulates the bowels, wbioh Is very Important In this complaint. One bottle or VnomiNU will give relief, bnt to effect a per manent cure It mast be taken reg ularly, and may take several bottles, especi ally In oues or long standing. Vxovrima Is •old by all druggists. Try It, and your verdict will be the lame u that of thousands berore on, who say, “I caver found so muoh roller u rom the use of Vxoetiuu, ’ which Is composed exclusively of Berks, Boots and Berts. no equal as a blood portlier. Hearing or Its many wonderful euros, ofter all other reme dies had tailed, I visited the laboratory and eonvlneed myself of Its genuine merit. It Is prepared from barks, roots and herbs, each of which Is highly effective, and they are com- ~ mndad In sueh a manner u to produce uton- ling results." VEOETlNE. NOTHINC EQUAL TO IT. South Salem, Mai*., Noe. 14,1S7*. eonsider there is nothing equal to It for suoh complaints. Oan heartily reoom- mend It to everybody. Yours truly, Mut. LIZZIE M. PACKARD, No. M LaGrange strut, South Salem, Mass. YEGETINE PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS. Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists. [my? wedSuatawl the SALE op BIBBONS AND BBBBOIDBBIEB To be oontinned to-day. f. m. rornw. Columbus, Oa., Map 3, 1877. NEW MILLINERY Mrs. M. It. HOWARD, OPPOSITE POBXOPPICM, RAMDOXiFB NT. H AS received her Stock or SPRINf SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS, sm- brulng all ths Novaltiu of tha season In htr line fit tha way of HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, TRIMMINGS, JEWELRY, PARASOLS, FANS, Ae. These Goods omnnot be surpassed la tha oity. and MUST BE COLO at prioes to suit purchasers 4SP* Call and examine tha Stock. H up* eodlm Profumo’s loe Cream Saloon My Ssloon, on Crawford Street, Is now Open for ths Season. W EDDING PARTIES and PI(K supplied on fATorabl* t«rms. UakM and Confectionery famished nt short notioe. ap22 eodlm F. X. PROFUMO. FOB BENT. T IE Desirable Residence. No. S33 south Broad a tract, containing sight rooms, all nacaaaara out-butldlngs, sad good well of water. | The above resld.noe Is cost, to the business part of tha city, ud ia an ex- oallant neighborhood. £5xlhwtf vralan^oSSh THIS OFFICE, MAHKKT REPORTS. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ENQUIRER. FINANCIAL. London, May *—Noon—Erl* tjt. The Directors of tha Bank hava fixed the minimum rate of dbcount at S par sent. Paul, May 1—1 AO r. m —Rentes utf and 920. Paw*. May t-1* r w.—Specie lneresaed 4,100, OOOf. Berlin, May S—Specie deereaaed 11,000.. u marks. London,May s—1 v at—'The fctoek Exchange '•day opeaed firm, bat business la qalak For- gn stocks have generally risen. Nnw Yobe, May Z.—Evening — Money W'A per cent. Sterling firm, 4*8. Gold loeil {1107. Governments doll and stnady—now I's 111. Bteta bond* quint and nominal. BUW TOSH STOCK HABSHP. Special to the Enqufrsr-Aie.} New York, May S.—Stocks wtak, as fol lows: New York CentralMMi Erie, M; Lake lore, SOU; llllnola Central M; Pltiabu itoago £ North weatt Rook Ielaad, 9 ft. TEE aUB-TBEASUBT. Spscisi Is the Knguirsr-Bun.J Balances—Gold, 470,1,1,400; currency, an,. 962.070; Sub-Treasury paid interest, 4606,00J— lor bonds 4160,000 Customs reoelpta 4414,000. COTTON. Livbbpool, May 4-Noon.—Cotton aotlvs; middling uplands tjfrt; middling Orleans ty.it; sales 14,000—2,000 for speonlatlon and ezport. Receipts to-day 0,400—no Amerioan. Futures opened higher, bet have elnoe become easier: Sales of uplands, low middling olause, May and June delivery, 6 .7-420“%: June and July, 6 20-020 616-l0d; July and August, I 41-424)4 l-22d; August and September, 61-140* 4-4M- Uplands, low middling elunse, Jane delivery, 6 27-32d; Jane, ft 2042d; August and r ‘ - ----- - ber, 1 PRINTING BOOKBINDING Every Description, LOWEST PRICES 1 THOMAS GILBERT 43 Randolph 8ti< ]al4dlyfcwoam PUTS I^TEHIKCALLS STRADDLES! $25, $50, $100, $200, $450 AMXODKR FBOTMIiGHAX i CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 12 Wall street. New York,make tor customers investments In Cotton and Stook Privileges, In amounts to sult,whloh frequently return from tun to forty times the amount inveetnd. Stook. carried on a margin of two to five per cent. Explanatory Circular, and Report, of thu Ootton and Stook Market lent free.octXl eodly OoLuunue, Oa., May 1,1477 3 1HIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I HAVE - this day glvui my oonsent that my wife, rs. Martha R. Davis, shall beoome e tree trader In oonformlty with the etatute. WM. A. DAVIS. NOTICE. By and with the conrent or my husband, Mr. Is, A. Davis, I hereby give notioe that I shall from this date act as a lira* trader In oonformlty with the etatnte In eneh ease made and provided, this May 1st, 1877. mj2 o*w«w MARTHA B. DAVIS. flip ANHOOD^H ■RESTORED. Vtotlmsof yomnftj imprudence, who have tried In vein every known remedy, wuifoam of a simple proscription FREE, for the speedy euro of nervous debllttr —imatnrw decay, loet manhood, and •iVIDtra* CO., 86 CKRMAN MILLKT tCKD. E BESH and Genuine (with dlrooUone for cultivating). Sown broadcast will mat teas to tha aero, and mature In *n dan. zweefoby J. H. HAMILTON. apUdlwkwlt %s iiuo uciuui ) , o •i-uau, is itiiv, w aw nun, <aH§i6ih and September, * l-ldd; S pt.mber and Ooto- 2:00 r. TS.— Uplands, low middling elans*. May and June delivery, 6 27-*2d. 8:30 p. u —Of ealee to-day 10,400 war* Amerl. oan. 4:3'J f. M.—Uplands, low middling otansi’ May and Jane delivery, 6%d, also 6 af-Std. 6:07 p m—Futures firm. . Uplands, low middling olause, May and June delivery, 6%d; June and July, S 14-Md; July and August, 4 l-32d; August and September, 0 3-32d. Uplands, low middling olause, Shipped April and May, per sail, 116-10d. New York, May *.—Evening—Cotton ■toady; middling uplands llMo; middling Or leans ll>4c; sales 548. Consolidated net receipts 12,610; exports to Great Britain 17,027,to France 11,628, continent 12,078, channel —. New Yobs, May 3. — Evening. — Net re pots o. Futures olossd barely Iteady: sales 62,000 bales, a. follows : May, 11 16-10001114-100; June, 1121-100011 22-100: July, 1141-100011 82-100; Annual, 1141-:00Oll 42-100; September, 1187-10001180-100; October 1126 100O1127-100; November 1116-10001117-100; December, 1117- 10001118-100; January, 11 28-10001180-100; February, 1188100OU 42-100. Galveston, May 6.—Ootton qnlet; mldlinge 10%0; net receipts 44; sales 06; exports coast wise 486. middlings 10^o; net receipts 167; sals* V. Nnw Ublbahs, May 8.—Cotton qnlet end firm: middlings lo%o, low middlings 10%e, good ordlna-y ojfjo; net reeelpts 080; sales 8000; exports to the continent 8444. Mobilb, May 8.—Cotton quiet and firm; middlings 1OJ4014%O1 net receipt 148; sales mld- PHO VISIONS. Beltlsssore. n, May 3.—Oats quia tend taslsr— —Southern fair to prime 40O4W. Rye held at I il 0001 05. Provisions qnlet. Pork 417 00. dacon — shoulders 7o, clear rib sides 9jKc. llama 12%018J4o. Lard firm—refined llQU^e. Coffee strong nr" — 1 ‘ ' ‘ — Whiskey firmer, demand, at ll%p- Hew York. envy- _ State 47 700 7 8“; Southern heavy and declin ing-common to fair extra 47 8008 60, good to oholo* extra 48 80010 60. Wheat Irregular and unsettled. Corn %e lower; very moderate business at the decline; oloslng a little more steady—ungraded Western mixed 47%o. Cats excited aqd 1030 blgber. Coffee— Rio Uo higher and In lair demand— cargoes quiet at 16%@20^c, gold; job lots 16&02U, gold. Sugar more active and strong; refined higher and In good demand—lljjjo for standard A.,12%;e (or granulated, 12%o for crushed end powder ed. Molasses firm and in fair Inquiry — foreign grades unehinged; New Orleans — 48067c for good to oboioo. Rtoe in fair request and firm—Carolina 608Uo for common to prime; Louisiana Oc. Pork higher—new mess 4I8 IK). Lard higher—prime steam 410 00010 12% for new, 410 26 for old. Whiskey dull—offered at 4112%. Lewisville. Louisville, May s. —Flour firm—extra 40 760 7 26; family 47 7608 80. Wheat, market bare. Corn steady and la good demand—white 64 , m xed 63o. Rye firm—prime to eholeo Minnesota 90o. Oats steady—No. 2 white 60c, mixed 47o. Pork stronger — $16 76016 oo. Bulk meats firmer but nut quotably higher— shouldere 6%o, olear rib aides So, olear sties 8%o. Baoon flrmr- shoulders 0%e, clear rib aiuea 8%o, clear sides o%o, Hems, sugar cured •teady— U0i2o Lard iteady — oholo* leaf, tierce Ho, keg 12%o. Whiskey dull—4100. Bag ging quiet—12%0. Claelmautei. , May 8.—Flour weaker—family 40 800960. Wheat In fair demand and steady- prime red 419002 06. Corn quiet—6406)0. Gate quiet—“00660. Rye duU-.94a9So. Barley dull and nominal—good to eholse Canada spring 200 ). Pork literally un- ________ Lard In falrdemand— steam »%o bid, 10c asked; kettle lo%OUo. Bulk meuts quiet—shoulders 6Uc,short no mid dles 7%0lc, short olear middlea 8%. Baoon qnlet — shoulders 0%o, olear rib sides 8%o, clear sides 9%0»%o. Whiskey Inactive, ai «8. Butter quiet, unehenged—prime to eholoe Wes tern Beeerve 10020c; good to prime Central Ohio 160160. Hogs aotlvs and firm—paoklng 46 1006 86; reoelpte 3,000; shipments 2,600. The Prioes Current eatlmates stock, of pro visions hero on the first or May to be as fol, lowe: Pork, 12.000 barrels; lard, 12,400 tlaroae; bulk msati, shoulders and sides, 19,800,000 pounds, and hams, 11,086,000 pounds. IL Lewis. St. Louis, May 3—Flour, buyer• still off; little doing. Wheat —No 9 red tall *2<2U; No 8 do 41 0601 *4. Corn—No2mixed«9W0 60e. Oats Inactive—42O48U0 nya dull, lower to sell, 88o bid. Whiskey Inactive, *1 0*. Pork stronger—116 76. Bulk meats inactive, noth ing doing—shoulders 6%e, riser rib sides 8oasked. Baeenquiet—shouldere 4446,dear rib sides *8 660 8 76, olear side* 4* 47%09OO. Lard, unchanged, loe bid. aattle, light to fair (■hipping steers steady and In good demand; heavy are doll and lower. Hogs steady; light shipping and«uteh*ra steady and ffrm. CklcaHW. Spscisi to Enquirer-Sun.] Chicago, May 3—Floor dull; dtmund light; holders firm—spring superfine! |6 0907 00 ; Western extras 47 00090’; winter extras 48 60010 60. Wheat dnU; demand Ugkt; hol ders firm—No 2 Chleago spring |l 01 oash, 4198 for June; No. 8 do. 41 40. Corn active and firm—62e cash,68%e for .Inna. Oats active and firm—No. 2 43o oash, 48%o for Jana; rejected 34e. Rye steady—No 2, Me. Barley, demand light and holder* firm—lOo. Pork In fair de mand-416 to oaab, |i» ao for Janet 416 Mfor July. Lard fairly active- -40 M oash, 49 92HO 9 90 for Jane, IIOMAIO 07% for July. Balk meats steady—shoulders 6%e, short rib sides 7%o, short clear tides to Whukey steady—4110. Afternoon Board.—Wheat stronger—41 08% cash, or May, I 08 for June. Corn higher— 63% for Juno. Cats higher—44%. Pork atronger —|I6 37% for Jane. Lard firm |* 92% oash, 4» 97% for June. Maw Orleaau. Special to Enqsirsr-Am.] Nnw Oblhans, May (. — Pork doll and nominal — |io 40. Lard dull ond nominal. Balk meets quiet and iteady—shouldere 6Uo. In good demand and tending upward—Bio, cargoes, ordinary to prim* l702O%o. Sugar excited and higher—common to good 4%a0; fair to fully fair 9%09% for pr'm* to oholo*. Rlee—ordinary to cnoloe Louisiana 4%0«e. NAVAL •TOMEM, Etc. Reala, Ae. Nuw You, May *.—Tallow iteady—prim* clty*%c. Koilo quiet—(19*01 OS for strained. Turpentine easy, 82%e. Freight*. New York. May Freights to Liverpool heavy and decidedly lower for grain; cotton— par steam %d; wheat, par steam, 4d. .Each week to Agenta. Goods Staple. 10.0(4
