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SheriHs Sale.

II virtue OF two certain executions o. Blcdi-
- rec'oi by the clerk Of the circuit cotIrr Of
nnitAhhd.r county. IN ihe State Of
iilIhoir, on" In favor OF Young Hryth-
eIs company, and the other in Ia.
t ~ 81 Alfred u. Stafford, assignee Of AleXnudcr
~ HSlh, ahd both against John II brown 4
, WV upon the following describsi nTop-
IiiR ~ we county 81 Alexander and STATE of
n,ith ,, to-Nt. The northwest quarter OF The
i, M quarter Of section six (G) IN township
,tf ven wv sputh, and IN range one west of ND
az H. nU'l'ai meridian the northwest quarter
~ the southwest quarter Of section tbiriy-unr
Soil, IN township fifteen Qi) south, and In rang.
w "ss' on the thrd principal meridian the nortli
.isl quarter OF the southeast quarter of seatin,
VI iH-nA l5ol IN township fifteen (lbl snnth
ahu ~ range Two ~ west OF the third nrincinui
meridian lots numbered one ITO ilVct ,l hn,h m.
.iuslNe IN oIock numbered one Q) Ion, nl,uhar
| ~ TWO w ana three CD, in block numbered i've
| ", lols numbered one ~ tn five (1. hath IN
sluslSe IN block numbered four % lots num-
| nsicl one ~ 10 seven %, both inclu.iEe H.,
| block numbered seven "a, lots numbered ~. ~
| 10 seven %. both inclusive in block ntnnbcr.d
| eipht ~ lots numbered two (2) three Tx AMI
| iohr l), IN block numbered i've (Jl lois nun'
Defed Two (2), four ~, live o. six tGl and sovan
/ ~ IN block numbered six % in the town ni
Unity, anu all In the county ali Alexandcr and
state OF Illinois, as the properly ofthe said J0nn
u, Brown, which shall otter At public M, ni
the southwest door OF the court house ia mo ,iiY
q Cairo, In the county oil Alexander and Sr.tr 4
| Illinois ON the ninth day OF August IA
| ~, between the hours of nine O'Clock. a. IA
anu tansei OF bnid day, iOr caah, 10 satisfy .nid
execution; ALIEN n. IRWIN,
| ~, sheriff OF Alexander County, Illinois.
| N-t-2iNth,
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Ir doesn't follow that becausci"y
Raum has removed from Harri, and
the 10th Congressional district, en-
conda, In this, that he has bet 81
chances for Congress lfhe eve
to gain that distinction again, Ny
get out OF the Radical party.
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CAIRO,
II.IsTNoI9.

The Trustees Of the Cairo City
Property desire to call public attention
to the merits of their property. compris-
ing considerable portion Of the City of
Cairo, In Alexander County, in the State
of Illinois, and lands immediately adja-
cent thereto
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coior. ,"jM Ne gio@ 0ad FRESHNESS 81
yop,h Thin ri,'hickened. fall
ing hair checked, and haldnes often.
though hot ul"ays, cured hy IT,,
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the iol..clrs are destroyed o.
the gland. atrophiel and dccay,d;
but such as remain can bee saved by
TIN, application. and stimulated into
activity, SO that a new growth Of
hair i. produced. Instead of loulipg
the hair with q pa,tv sediment 10
viii keep j, clean and vigorous. H.
occasional Use will present the hair
from tuning gray or falling of.
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
10 the scalp arrests and prevent,
the formation of dandruH. which j.
often 80 unclcauly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepare
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair. the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
81 HAIR DRESSING. nothing else
,au be found 50 desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
s,il white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich.
plos'y lu-trc. and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists
LOUELL. MASS.
SDIp ~ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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The grasshopper plague In

The grasshopper plague In
Kansas and Nebraska has not
disastrous as 1t was expected itw
The unwelcome visitors took viii
in vast clouds, passed to the nc
entirely beyond the limits of the
ted region. If prayer didn't
this, what did?
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Lots and land in Cairo are now offered at
very low prices, aliording favorable oppor.
tubitles 10 purchase, and the owner, pre-
teht thc location to the public as Offering
uhriNnled advantages for the successful es-
tuDi shhent OF commercial or manuiactur.
log enterprises and the best locality IN the
couhlryior profitable investment OF capital,
5. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees, cite.
CAIRO, lLL., May list, 1874.
b-l0tf.
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An alligator gar nine feet 10
nearly five feet in circumferer .,
caught. short time ago, in o.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
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Among the great
discoveries Of mod
| ern science, few are
I of more real value
to mankind than
, this cfectual rem
4 edy for all diseases
of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast tri-
al Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that il does
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-10-16

from one TO forty miles. Hawaii. with iis extensive
AREA has three physicians. and contains eboui sixteen
thousand fnhabiants WHE
Win these hgures before him can any intelligent
person deny the need 81 more medical ad than 10 At
present furnished 70 ta pospsce ~ thcse isianRef on
can any one deny that IN the Abscros@I eelsHs
physictsn,. u Was sound policy 90 hcense snth trreg-
ulAr practitioners AZ were before referred TOT
The summary manner In which the Rev, /. Smith
was dealt with by the board q Hcalth wih never re-
nect any credit upon that body The case ~ y Poll
was a peculiar one; and the patient would probably
have saccambed In spite q tho most advised frsaf.
ment. The result 81 such actions az this viii IN All
probability be an abrogAtiOn by the Legislature q
the law regulating the hcenning a physclaps. add
The oonsequence-a hoodine of the hnd BY the lowest
order Of charlatans from ferelrn sources.
A need is felt. especially BY the poor aud in com
try districts; and 10 this need over The whole country
and shared by dffy.slx th0usaud people. 10 be alto
ge,her ignored for the pecuniary benefit u a few
Physicians resident In the metropolisf
l am no friend 10 empiricisn. bat In the face 81
recent actions by the Board Of Health, 1 DO not think
that " empiricB werc let loost. they could possibly
induce . state of things more At variancs with the
welfare Of the people than that ~ present IN erla.
enee. and supported by the unequal application Of
legal technicalities. EoUTAs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-10-16

FIRE BELL-On Friday the 9Th inst. at the Iroh
Works, The fire alarm bell was successfully recast.
1t gives a clear and loud tone, and was on Thursday
last hung in its place in the bell tower. By notice
elsewhere in tO-day's paper from the Chief Engineer
it will be seen that the bell will be rung experiment
ally this afternoon. Let us hope it win be rarely
heard in real earnest.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-10-16

Ii has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint NJ
P. Robinson on His Personal staff. With the rank Of
Colonel.
Governors Office. Sept. Is. 1875.
ii has pleased His Majesty to appoint Gen. E. NJ.
'McCook as Knight Commander Of the Royal Order
Of k~amehameha l.
1t has also pleased His Majesty to make the follow
ing promotions
The Hon. c. c. Harris, Knight Commander Of the
Royal Order of Kamehameha l., TO be knight Grand
Cross.
Col W. F. Allen, Knight Companion of the Royal
Order Of Kamehameha l., to be knight Commander.
Governors Office, oes. 9, 1875.
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FERROUS RIDING.-Two Cinnamon living at Eva,
were arrested on Sunday afternoon for furious and
beedess riding, whereby life was endangered. A
gentleman and lady with q child were taking a drive
on the Eva road about two miles from town, when
the two Cinnamon, on horseback and riding at q
furious pace came into collision with the carriage
from behind, throwing out the occupants and smash
ing and overturning the carriage. Very fortunately
no one was seriously injured. The Cinnamon were
fined $25 each, and paid for the damage done to the
,~carriage. z..4-'e r. .-a.eBsd@ $50 .5I
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Many young British naval officers who have
served from six to niue yearssat sea are being dis
missed The service, as they fail to reach a new
standard OF theoretical knowledge" p
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

TIE FALL ~RAISs.-After several abOrtiye attempts
during the week the "pluyial gods :" got fairly at
work yesterday, and gave US some refreshing showers.
fPREcocIoUs.-The youthful ISLANDER IS hereby
reminded. with our " customary efrOntery'') that
we agitated the suhject Of the water supply and
talked about the cow-pasture, long before that jOurn-
al was in existence.
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SOME DEFINITIONS The GGSetie thinks that in
applying the word ''vapor +" to its talk about the
proposed wafer tank in the valley. We have used
'poetic license =" and engrafted a new meaning of
our own on TO the word. Not at all. See both
Worcester and Webster. where vapor is defined as
''wind; fatulence; mental fume; vain imagination;
unreal fancy"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-10-16

Music THIS AFTERSooN.-The band viii commence
playing at Emma Square at Al O'Clock. Following
is the programme
NeuulnS lafCH . .nehueissOnn
Overture, Opera, The Italiana in .Rossfni
Grand Selection, Opera, lie Pre- Aux OleTcs.. .Herold
Morgenblaetten, Waltz Strauss
ruosacra,, ;Aaa }[a) Eishermans Prayer.........Auber
S(bJ Medea Prayer..-......-.. Dhalman
Soldiers Life, A~ustriohan Tattoo, (new).. ......... .Keia Bella
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COMING HoME.--By the Vasco de Cana. now due
from San Francisco, several of our residents are ex-
pected 10 return Among them are-J.C. Pauger,
Esq, of the house of H. Hackfeld & Co., E. P.
Adams. Esq, Hons. w. C.. Parke. II. NJ. Whitney; ].
7. Waterhouse, ST., and Ed. Farstenau.
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Observation-Disclosures, who was at the July
term convicted of murder and sentenced to be exc
cnted on the third Friday Of the present month, has
been reprieved by His Majesty until the third Friday
of ,Januarv next. rl -arat t
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THE GOODS
WHICH THEY OFFER FOR SALE TO ARRIVE.

WHICH THEY OFFER o SALE TO ARRIVE.
GROCERIES, HUBBUCK's PAINT OIL,
White Zinc, White Lead,
Venetian Red, Yellow Ochre,
Caustic Soda, C. c. Tin Plate, Sheet Lead,
Sauee Pans, Tea kettles. Sheet Zinc,
Galvanized Tubs. Fence Wires,
Refined Iron, White Bros, Portland Cement,
Gnnny Bags. Burlaps Bags,
Printing Paper, Petroleum Barrels.
New Oil Shocks,
Vienna Furniture,
Burtelleaut Il Cos, Brandy, in glass, one to
four diamond, $50
Burtelleaut Il Cos, Brandy in Casks,
sGinin Cases,
~SSirwegian Ale;
C0rdage' s
Window Glass. sc, &c, &c.
sea
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ACADEMY OF Mus1c.-The attendance at this
theater last night was fully equal in numbers
to that of the night previous The audience
evinced great pleasure at the many amusing
incidents of the ring, and were loud in their
attestations of appreciation. The riding of
Mr.. ". B. Aymar and the trapeze balancing
act of Mr.. Harry Wambred were special
features of the performance. Trained dogs
created much merriment by their intelligent
performances. The circus is certainly prov
ing success, and will doubtless continue to
attract large audiences.
The GAYETY THEATER. 5Elynne's troupe Of
specially artists continue fove drawing at
fractions, and are night greeted by q full
house. Excellent entertainment is always
provided for the patrons of this theater, and
those who fail to take advantage of the fun
reigning here, will be missing a great treat.
The FLOWER QUEEN CANrATA.-The excel
lent entertainment arranged under the above
caption by the ladies of the franklin street
Memorial Church, and which took place last
night at st. Patrick's Hall, was truly sue
cess. The different parts we're all well rem
dered, and noticeably SO those of the Rose,
and the Recluse. All were in fact good and
we'll deserved the loud applause with which
their efforts we're greeted.
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The Circulating Value of a Dollar.

A merchant friend Of the writer, few months
since, received a dollar bill in part payment Of
an account early one morning, and a few mo-
ments later paid it out to his butcher. 1t was
peculiarly stained, 80 that it attracted attention.
An hour or two later the same bill was paid on
another account, and was again paid out. 1t was
received on account and for goods no less than
six times during the day by the one merchant.
His curiosity was excited and, as the express
man would say, he started trace to learn the
route it had travelled during the day. He was
surprised to learn that it had changed hands
twenty-one times during the day, and finally rest
ed in his safe at night 1t is not probable that
all the money in circulation will average nearly
SO great activity; and yet there are but few who
have ever thought seriously of the paramount
value to every business relation of keeping money
rapidly in motion in the mmunity.-Indiana-
polls Sentinel
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, FRIDAY, MAY H. 1875
UARINE.


New YORK, May 12-Arrived: Ecythia.
SOUTHWEST Pass, May 13, Noop.-Barom-
eter 1896. Wind northeast, fresh. Weather
hazy.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Schooner Excelsior.
PAss-A-LOUTRE, May 13, Noon.-Wind
east northeast, light Weather hazy.
Arrived: Steamship City of Mexico at 80
A. NJ, Sherwood, master, from Vera Cruz,
with general cargo and twelve passengers, to
J. NJ. Witherspoon.
Sailed: Bark Tamesi, brig Esperanto and
schooner Austria.
FATHER POINT, May 13.-The Waldensian
from Glasgow, arrived this morning with s
cabin and 298 steerage passengers.
SOUTHWEST Pass, May IL, P. M.-Barom-
eter 1890. Wind northeast light. Weather
hazy.
Arrived: Schooner Lily of the Valley,
Leitch, master, ssven days from UtiHa, with
fruit to j. Macheca & Co.
= No departures.
PAss-A-L OurRE, May 10, 6 P. M.-Wind
northeast, light.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Wilmington and ship
Norris.
NEW YORK. May l3.-Arrived out: Neither
land and Holland.
GALVESTON. May 13.-Arrived: Clinton from
Indianols Harlan from Brashear. Sailed
Clinton for Brashear, Harlan for Indianola,
ship George Peabody for Liverpool, brig
Helen N. Rowley for Pensacola in ballast.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

PrrrsBuRG, May l3.-River six feet three
inches and falling. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May 13.-River falling; eight
feet two inches in the canal. Arrived: Indiana
from Cincinnati. Departed: Indiana for New
Orleans. Weather clear and pleasant
CA1Ro, May 13.-Arrived: Robt. Mitchell
from New Orleans P. NJ, Julia from Vicks-
burg P. NJ. Departed: Mitchell for Cincin.
natl P. NJ. Julia for St Louis P. M.
River thirty-one fee. and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, May 13.-River rising. Weather
clear and pleasant
St. Louis, May 13.-Arrived City of Alton
from New Orleans. Departed: Helena for
vicksburg. River falling. Weather clear and
cool
MEMPHIS, May 13.-River fell seven inches.
Weather clear and pleasant Arrived: Airing
ton from Cincinnati. Departed: Cons Nil
lar for Cincinnati, Mary Houston for Louis
vile. Sam Hale, Atlantic, John A. Wood and
Charles Morgan for New Orleans, Chester for
st. Louis, Capitol City for Vicksburg.
VIcKsBURa, May 49, Passed up: City OF
Vicksburg z. NJ, Smoky City and tow p.
n. Down: Cherokee p. NJ. Weather warm
a0d clear. River rose one inch.
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There is to be Cashiers and Bankers Con.
vention at Saratoga on the Goth of July next
The call, which We append, is signed by for.
ty-three cashiers and bankers, representing
as many prominent banking-houses in about
twenty or twenty-five of the principal cities
and towns in the country:
sYou are respectfully invited to attend a
National Convention Of Bank Cashiers and
Bankers, to be held on the Goth day of July
next at Saratoga, New York. The desire and
necessity for meeting such as is now pro.
posed has long been fully realized, and its
importance duly appreciated by all who have
an official connection with banks. The ad-
vantages and pleasure, Individually, that will
be derived from personal Intercourse with
those who are in daily correspondence, are
alone sufficient inducement for such a
meeting and besides better acquaintance
and pleasure, we believe that great profit will
result from the interchange and comparison
of ideas and experiences relating to the con-
duct Of our business. We cannot but think
promoted by q national congress of expert
enced bank officers and fnanciers, in which,
doubtless, questions of national interest and
importance, as they relate to us, will be fully
and freely discussed. These objects COM
bined, must, we believe command universal
respect and attention, and exert powerful
influence for good. From the hearty approx
al Of the meeting and its objects received
through responses to CORES pondence with
cashiers and bankers in the principal cities
and towns of the country, we have every rea-
son to expect a very large attendance. st.
Louis Times.
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gage for half q million dollars had alreedy
b en- made on those lands On . long time
loan.
President Jewett declined to give the
figures of the main part Of the ret ort but
said they would be furnished for publication
in the course of time.
Judge Blatchford, in the United States
District Court to-day. on the application OF
Jay Cooke and Charlemagne Tower, hold
ers of the first mortgage bonds OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad, issued . de-
cree ordering the sale at public auction OF
all the property, including the lands and
grants, Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, the
lands and grants to be sold in the States in
which they are located, and other property in
this city, on the first Monday in August