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SINGULAR LIFE INSURANCE CAsR-An Ir,sb
paper has the following:-.A At the Gaiwav
Assizes on Tuesday, man named Kelly sned
the National Assurance Company for f5OO the
amount Of policy effected on the life OF his
daughter, Cecilia Ellen Kelly, in 1868. The
poor girl was very far gone in consumpt,on.
but early In that year he proposed to the Al.
bert Company to effect an insurance on her
lie for ESQ. She was then under medical
treatment In Dublin, but he represented that
she was in nunnery in Galway, and in.
duced the company to accept the report of
a local physician as to her state of health
Before that gentleman, however, Miss Kelly
never appeared, but she was personated
by friend Of hers, a Miss Kinsella who
was in robust health, and has since
become citizen of the United States,
The report was favorable, and the policy was
Company for policy to the same amount, and
Obtained it with still less dino ulty. as he WAS
able to refer to the Albert for q certifica,e of
his daughter's good health, and the same fraud
was practised upon another medical GENTLE
man. Emboldened by his success he procured
by similar articles another policy for f5OO
from the Standard Assurance Cyomnanv
against which he also had an action Il and
there 10 no saying to what xtent he might have
traded on his daughters life had not her malay
at last reached its inevitable fatal term alton
All his plans, however, were frustrated by her
cOpscteptiousness, for on her death bed che
made written declaration OF the whole
fraudulent proceedings to which she had been
an unwilling party. This declaration having
been given IN evidence, the plaintiff elected to
BE- non -suited, and withdrew the record against
the Standard COMPANY"
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
OFCJOr

W ssoso Hh B. O., Aug. 9Th. 1876.
AtaIste meeting Of the National Union Com
mittee, at their rooms, In Washington, b. O., the
g ReS0lrtd, That the May ors Of Washington and
Georgstown be requested to issue call for meet
Ing To be held ef the citizens of the District OF
Columbia for the purpose of ele citing to
the National Cow ention, to be held at Phi ,adel
pbia, August 18th"
In compliance with the above request, and en-
nrely approving Of its object. l hereby invite
years, to meet on next FRIDAY, the 10th inst At
Mr. 0ohn Langs hotel between the hours Of ..
M. and p. m, elect, by ballot, person rep
Oonvention mentioned in the above resolution.
The election will be held under the ins pection OF
three Judges, who will be duly appointed for that
purpose 81. ADDISON,
au M.WAT Mayor.
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DURE OLD POkT WINE
40 MARKR1rERs, Isl
SEW NTH REET.
INTEBIOR DECORATIONS

AN110AOB DECORATIONS!
oHo1or srocKl
II sss4 ssss
IN meaningless, embracing
PAP IA Owes
" Foreign eod Domsstic Manufacture OF the best
ssEstsso Dit fss Ssi iSr
and Unique Designs Of Embroidered Git Pattern:
for Drawing Rooms with sppropriaie Borders;
WINDOW SHADES.
h ne srd issut.o on ga Green and
sTSSI SkoI NDs, with Gil. Borders. Win and
W,ndeS Shade. OF any required s,z. .,,r. or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
rented e % Gilded With Gold Is.f. and from he
JJs%ESSK sSasss ~1 :ia q
sn:s s.r
PICTURI CORD AND rAssrLs
In Crimeon, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Color,. from
sso st& S6sb ana "a sssis:s nsss:s
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
a PAINTINGS AND BHe8AvIses
A ises .n ~ e i.s e" Choice PAINT
Thankful Tor the liberal Datrona 60 received, the
Sc sssa: :f s.s:. s ssl
q a, ss' been
will make IL al times sueh e. 10 kcet An 4 VT
Regulated Establishmsnt. Orders Tor PSser
hassins or window shsdss lSnctually sad isis6
not sesisss Glory allied. VIA b i1mcAissSIy ~.
rssied: and satiAfaction guaranfs ED; ~ poeria
tbsy can Be purchsssd In The DisfricS
TERMS CASH HoR GOODS AID LAnor.
q f >. 1A1KRifER, q =, I
~ $50 sdoors above Odd fsiic ~, Hsiil.
luPS2ss iS1Th6stSrs e sn ssss I,I SAk =,
sale sAssy. tsu:l We uE12ttOiT a..
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y The eaulKers' strike in Boston has ended
by the succumbing of the strikers to the terms
demanded by the merchants and master work.
men.
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Commissioner Joseph H. Barrett, of the Pen.
sion Bureau. went to Middleburg, VT, this
morning to deliver an address at the com.
mencement OF the Middleburg College, where
he graduated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-06

PERsoNAL.-Secretary McCulloch, and his
family, left here Saturday evening for a short
tour, and will be absent about q week or ten
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observation-disclosures Woodward, this az.
terboon, held an inquest in view of the body
OF newly born white male infant, found in
the yard or the Colored Presbyterian Church,
on Fifteenth street. The jury returned q
verdict that the child was born alive,
and sirapgled, and placed where it was
foun by some person unknown TO them. Tho
child was marked about the neck with the lm.
preston OF finger nails, which was the reason
OF the verdict. The hands OF the child were
provided with six fingers each. The surplus
members growing out from the little finger of
each hand.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE IsTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT. OFF

-
:, On the PETITION Of oLDEN klCh0Ls, Of West
Roxbury, Eass.. praying for the extension OF .
patent srsntsd TO him October II. lssa, 70 which
odd1tlonai i'm pfevements were annexed March 80,
1854. for IN improvement in ''Grinding Mills for
seven years Fl ON the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 18th day Of October.
l6S:
Il Is ordered that the ssii petition be heard az
the Patent once on Monday, the 2sth aay OF Sep
TENDER next, ct Il clock N; and all persons are
no,iied to appear and show oanse, II any they
bnve, why saie PETITION ought not to be granted.
Gle in the Pstxnt Once heir objections seecisIiy
set forth In writing, at least twenty daye before
tie Day Of hearing: All te.tinosy died 81 either
party to be used - the said hearing must be taken
and trsnsmitted in accordance with the rules Of
Dispositions and other papers relied UPON a. tss-
tinony must es MED y She once twenty days be-
within ten days after fling the tsstiosnY,
tie ReIublieaD and the n.tionsI Inselligescer.
Mass once week for three succeesiye weeks: the
previous to the day Of heasing.
THOMAS HARLAN,
Acting Comm missioner Of Patents.
p. 8. Editors Of tho above papers win pleese
. payer containing this notice. I'LL lswSw
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NEW YORK FIRST BOARD eALRS.
coupons, l0sa, Five TWent,es, Is6a, los 4;
Tive Iwenuess 1884, l06K; Five Twennes,
1865, lG6S; Ten Forties, 99t; seven Thirues,
lC4 Gold. A7I *
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p EMNANTs-Just received from Auction,
IL $50 yards fast colors CALICO, in KEN.
NANTS, from Ia to 10 yards At Is cents worth %.
JOHNSON SUTTON,
an st. 521 Seventh street.
FOB SALE--A very elegant BRETT or open
I bsrouche, for six persons. 1t was built to or.
der at III cost. finished In thu most So perb man
ner, and has never been used. 1t will De sold at
bargain to close trust. Address F" Brett,n lis
Baltimore Post ONCE. aa 33tH
nIAMoND Before the busy season commences
10 the time Ia prepare for cold weather.
Call and see the new Fire place Stove. Ola: "a
MOED. Also, new and cheap COOK ~
STOVE, withHot Water Reseryoir attached ~
=: n. & b. GREGORY,
au 3-lW 32l Penn q avenue. near 7th st
DURE OLD POKT WINE
have received from the private stock of a wall,
known and honored citizen short supply of pure
and frat quality PORT WINE, alto Douro
1857 - "'o
This wine has been known to me several years
and Its effects upon persons suffering with ALL
ments Incident to the season have been very bene.
fetal. 0
1t is ordered and recommended by physicians.
and Can be relied ON In every particular.
w. BURCHELL,
corner 18th and atreets,
H ~ 50 under Ebbitt House.
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TELEGRAPH MATERIAL AT AUCTION

Chez QRCrrsrnqSfsr's 0Hcs. Depo % Taskf,ss,- D
Wasifsefon, ID. C., Augusts, IsB 4
Will be sold public auction, under the d, rec
ton Of Breyet Lieut.. Col. J mes II. Moore A. o.
Washington. en- THURsDAV. August 70. com.
mencinE at 10 Q m, the following telegraph Ma
q besrcsley's Signal 5000 pounds Iron wir.
Telegraph Inc truments % miles Insulated Tsls-
- Besrdsley's Instru- los Reels f:r wir.
nehis IS Reel StAn4s. email
~ 6 Hugsh: - Hssl stssds; centre
4Outttpg PlyerS 100 Iues Iat,rs blork
msI handles lUoA stove, with Pipe
~ Hammers y Iool Boxes
7Cilers a Full Reels
5 Pruning Enives e EmpiS EEL,
Large Reel Stands O. Reel Stands
Is small keel stands Is Reel Stands. deli very
krhber Cement f1asks Reel Handles
Soldering Acid Bottless spoeis Copper Wirs
Rubber Sleeves, 81 in. No. q
Large Gear 8 sHools Conner Wtrs
eman Gear No 70
sRibgs pound. GuttA Perchs.
~ Notices and Straps nn shsetsb
2ss Tumblers for Battery az Iron SEXES
gao Porous Cups 81 Insulated Bendias
lo2ii34 o.. A. o. Pla Screws
Eis o. 40. d. Piasins % cells Psrsst,s Yield
strips Telegraph Battery
O65 pounds Nitric Acid tory
6ca, boys sulphuric Acid Empty Mercury Flasks
Lac pounds Nails. scd ,ironl With Screw
200 lpSulators Bracket ere, Spirit Lamps, Sol
81 Empty Carboys dering Irons, sc.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
Ten DAYS will be granted purchasers In which 2.
remove their goods.
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quar- erm.stcs,
aug 2lt Depot OF Washingtna.
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MR.. SEAToN's PAPkRs.-lti 10 said that gen.
tieman formerly connected with the National
infefbgencer, who Is now abroad, il expected,
on his return, 10 complete and publish q vol.
ume OF memoranda from the private papers OF
the late Mr.. Seaton. The prolonged period
and the extraordinary opportunities Of that
venerable journalists observations within the
inner political circles Of the capital, united TO
has known scrupulosity OF statement, would
give such publication uncommon interest,"
Washington Correspondent n. 4. Post.
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TRUNKS, SArcHKLs, &c.-Everybody who
designs leaving town during the summer or
fall, should call at james 3. Topham & CO..
No. 500 7th street, and examine
their splendid stock Of Saratoga and other
trunks, ladies' satchels. portmanteaus, &c.
They have an extensive assortment OF the best
workmans ship, and at rates rs cheap as the
cheapest. This is proved BY their large and
increasing business.
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s0stanOrd County, Va, has . great Metho.

dist revival. ss .ff.3f = 81. sE : as -
~The bricklayers out West are on q strike
for Ave and q half dollars Per day. -
~The Canadian Annexation Club Of New
York Ii helding meetings 20 organize for q DO
ltical campaign IN the Fail.
uISeveral saloon Keepers at Niagara Falls
have heen arrested Cor engaging whiskey
from Canada. s.s
wives, one giving she otheF a. 500 20 beoe 5 . |.
oIThe Arabs relievepersons su1ering from
sunstfoke. ~ poNxine so md water Into shs
sufEertrt ears. 3 - fs 70
.s5sssss s~ss ssss g3essS
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SECOND EDITION.
80 0scLOCE p. n.
GOvERNEENr sECUnariEs.

81 WAeHIMo1oH. August Q, 1896.
Jay Cooke 3 %. furnish tAs following
luotations Of 0overnment securities.
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LOSF AND FOUND.

OEnE. XAE s.n - sl: q: "a ysis. zee.
cot % WITH . round hole n sls renaiader. and 81
G s e =: : s.: r 20
street, swsiiias slsinAnt,. 80 is scLne sisd sd
s. ..s ;:d e, u d az. Il.
EAMs 10 THE PREMlske o. rae SUE.
"a Van iGsSss ss snss
- ssrtss east and street south an 1 Sc 3
0sT-0A the night q The % instant, on PsanS
Il ssos66Ys' bss.ssn nth , nd. 18Th sss P9Jk
!. T.; S1SS Is: asas: .;I sis.:s i r::ass L
&S RRwARD-sfr.yed or stolen en- Tuesday,
The s6e,s IssslS Gi'Se paid q returned 8 Ms Ms.
h street south. IN 4st.
- the 50 instant. q small white POM, no shoes.
1ro,srs and
au4s. Receiving Reseryoir.
Sc 5si ; 81 WI ss.5 r.
can have by calling at Asa 18th. neAr st AUST
son KHwAkD-stole1, August /, isN. from
spous the ans ~
= SMITH. TsnnsiI ytevn. p O., or at poSiinss
town town store NO i'o Dr'0se street. GsGass
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that aDpIic .tiou
IN will be made for the renewal Of CERTIFI-
CATE OF STOCK No. III of the Farmers' And
Mechanics Bank of Georgetown for I4l eheres-al
shares untransierred-ini the name Of the late "a
y. II. 4aher, the same hAyi ne been mi.iaid or
lost. &c, CLOPPER
Jy ~ 2aW4w Elk and Trustee
&S RtWARD.W Will be paid for Q Black, square
Massachusetts, avenue and College Hill, on Tues-
day afternoon Inquire at star ONCE. my is
BOARDING.
CENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
NJ with pleasant ROOM6 and BOARD # $40 9th
street. between L and NJ street north. Table
Boarcers accommodated. an 3-Sts
90 PENNSYLVANIA AYENUE-BeAKD and
o. kOOMS on reasonable terms. Three front
and two back rooms. House, large, airy and clean
Pleasant parlors and piano. Terms from SIS 20
50 per month. Table Boarders taken aal 6ts
EBNTLEMEN AND WIVES, or A FEW
NJ single gentlemen can be accommod ated W ith
fine airy ROOMS and excellent TABLE, with
private family, at No. SIS 18th street between r
And streets, at $50 per month. Table Boarders
~ S25 per month au 2-6t*
COOP BOARD, WITH PLEASANT ROOMS
NJ suitable for single gentlemen at 444 II n .t ,
between g and II. Convenient t. the Der artments
References given and required. au l-ot*
TABLE BOARD at No aga 10th street. q few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms SIS per
noRth. do rs 4
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THE EXCURSION To-MoRRow.-The excur.
sion Of the Journeymsn Book Binders Society
70 Giymont TO- morrow Is going 20 Be one Of tue
finest AFFAIRS Of the season. Boats leave .th.
street wharf 81 N O. m. and ~ p. n
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DLady-A Anglers are suspected sometimes
OF ashtDs u the -. with a eye to catching
somebodies on he shore. az - :
~ Among the names signed 70 q eall for
yohugnn eooventioo In mseoiean. appeofv thnf
Of Wsllia1 SHAKESPEARE. efKnlamszoo. =
VsParty Tiee's-White Ohckers.-PupcA.
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d II. RUCkER,
Bvt. MAJ. Cen. and Chief Quar- ermaster,
aug D 2lt DEPOT of Washiug tNa.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

INTEREsxHNe. EUROPEAN NEWS.
"a By srEAAER.
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siIERIFF,s sALEs.

MsE l2 MUTUAL IN Firth plsTRCr coURT OF
MARCUS j. XUNFZ J NEW ORJEANs-Nu. l5,750
RE VIRTUE Of writ of Geri fhcins TO
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
OF New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public auction ut the Merchnnts and Auctions
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
DAY the 9th day Of July, 1866, at II o'clock NJ the follow
ing described property, VIA
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth Dis,
trct of this city in the square bounded by Washington
Avenue, Fourth Prytania and Paquemne (now Gulseuml
Streets and designated by Nos l. q 3 H. 10 and por
ton of lot No. IL; said lots measure as follows;
Lots Nos measure each twenty five feet nine inches
four and One-haf lines front Paquemne NOW Coseun
street. by hundred twenty five feet six inches and four
lines in depth; lot No forming the corner Of Plaquemine
Coliseum and Fourth Streets plan drawn by Noel
hausen architect under date 2lst January 1886 and deposited
in the office of G. R. Stringe late notary public in this city
Lot No measures twenty-five feet mont on Plaquemine
now Coseum) street. by hundred and Twenty-Five feet in
depth per plan by Moelhausen architect dated 9th May
S+6 and deposited in the office Of j. R. Beard, late notary
public in this city per plan No. 81.
Lot No adons lot No 2 and measures fifty feet front on
Paquemne Coliseum street. by one hundred Rpu TWEEN
yhve per plan by Busson, Surveyor dated
9Th March, 1882 and deposited in the Office OF H. duyo late
notary public in this city.
And lots 49, IA and Is each twenty eight feet
inches front Fourth by hundred and twenty
inches Fourth street. by hundred and
twentynine feet in depth and adoins lot No 3D. plan
made by Hedn architect dated 18th April 1853 and deposited
in the office of Thomas Layton late notary public in this
city, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit
R1~ TERMs-Cash on the spot - -
HARRY T. HAYS,
iFnff la pNrfah Dfn Flp
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WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE Il, 1866.
oUa zoe orrIeE s noW the mos eonpIete I'D

puR JoB OFFICE is nov the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city.
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
are new, having Just been received from the foun-
dries and machine shops Of Conner & Sons. Gl P.
Gordon and r. Hoe u Co., Of New York, and iii
variety and beauty cannot be excelled in the
BozsSt. We have connected with this department
or sef the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions Of JOB
work, ruled. lettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, ID the most workman like manner ndupon
most reasonable terms.
In addition to acorps At experienced printers,
we have secured the serTiaas in this departments Of
HI. ". ". Brisbin apd Mr.. Charles w. CLARK, So
faVorabIy known job printers previous to the war
under the firm Of Clark 3 Brishin. Their friends
md ours will bear this in mind and send in their
nrdsrs.
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sEcoND DIsTREcr GoVRr MRS HENRY VS. SUCCESSION
OF EEx oRsEAss ExEoUToR-No 27078 .-i7-- 20
II VAATDE of IA Writ of Seizure and Sale
~ to directed BY the honorable the Second district Court
OF New ean in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
at public auction at the Merchants and Auconeers
change Royal street between Canal and Customhoue
IN the Second District of this city, TUESDAY, the 9th
day Of July, 1856 at II o'clock NJ, the following described
property, viz
proyemens thereon situated in the First District Of this city
in the square bounded by TchoupiOulas Pearl Deord
Louisa streets designated by the Nos 25 rs and a. and
they each 70 feet 10 inches less front on
Louisa street, by 81 feet in depth.
Lots 25 6 2 acquired by said Clark by purchase
from James j. Hanna per passed before H. Cenas late
notary public In this city the 9th day March, 1859 and
lot No "a by purchase from Patrick IRWIN passed before
Michael genon notary public in this city the 9th Sep
TENDER, 1889
Seized in the above suit.
nJ- TERMs-Cssh on the spot =g.
HARRY I; HAYS,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUIsTANA-sECosD DISTRICT
y of NeNr LrIal-a


~ SoAft oil rev Ufieala
-, s,... ~.... .....
lNe nEate Oh LOUISIANA
r. III ,-1.,., ,t,,,, -.,-4.- I'D 4, -
an ""'' 1Hsss PRESENTS sHal come greeting
Whereas JAMES REYNOLDS and MRS SARAH
BOALS, Wife Of JAMES S RHODT and 6thers Hairs ~
tho late SAMUEL BOALS HAVING applied to tia clek Or
this Court Tor raouon Of Rdyert sgnisnr ia nbnfrv IN
an act of Legislature OF the state nj Louisiana erd
IA act relative to moniti1ns and mods e ,roGaadnr
proved the fifteenth day Of March 1865 We
Now therere know ye and iii persons interested here
are hereby cited aud admonshed III Tia name III INA state Il
Louisiana ana Of the Second District Cont II NV ss
hereinafter described 10 c0nse0tiepge Of nv n XIX
order decree or Judgment of Tie Court under ic be ana
made irregu aritv or legaitv ID I'M anrrse
rnents aud ADVERT in time ar manner Of ale ar fr
any defect whatsoever: to show cause within fb- avs
from the day this mention rs 6r nsprtad In lie nTbf
papers, why the sale should not Is c0hfEmet ana
h0T1O5Eatad - '-
The said James REYNOLDS having ut,rchssai 4ba ro,s
firstly and de5Crbed from M heirs e ba atp Sam,
uei eas duiy Recognized as such by decree AZ this court
rendered on the th day April 1868 succession
the BOnls No. GOA Of the docket OF thig
honorable court. said sale was made and accented far ALA
prics $500 by passed before r. Goiey NJ.
.ary Public the 29th day May 1856 copy which
III on hi3 in tlis court.
the property firstly secondly and thirdly described by virtue
he lth day Of APRIL 1865 placing IN possession
Of said property.
Description Of the Property given ia the Aforementioned
-
l. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND wi n all the tmnrove-
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sHERIFF,S SALES.

sixTH nrsrRlcr CeURr OF NEwl j NJ. ORIOL VS..
ORLK8Ns--Hu IS.2 HIS CREDITORS.
UY VIRTUE ofnnd IN obedience to an order
ID June Is 1866 and directed the
Hon Sixth District Court of New Orleans the above
entitled natter will proceed sell at public auction
on SATURDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF JULY,
1866 O'Clock the Lovee Mt the foot Of Muntegut
street in the Third District Of THE city
Fytwo thousand six hundred aud twentysN 80 feet
Assorted Lumber. and
Two thousand four hundred 2tlO Stayes
u.s. TERAs-Cash on the spot.
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
BULKLEY's,,. ...,,......,... nUnKhuY's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,


Important InventIOn for SeaAOnIng Lumber
1t will season Lumber at average of 81 per 1900 feet
1t will season Lumber thoroughly and check it less
than any other process.
1t safer does the work quicker cheaper aud better than
any other process.
The expense of Kiln Right Is within the reach of
every
costs less to dry the Lumber than to haul it
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber from the steam ready to be worked i'm
medately.
The cost of changnga Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln, or of erecting Kiln and the price of Right are
often saved in year by this process.
Noneed of keeping large stocks of on hand costs
dry by this than on the price while
drying in the air.
Carpenters Coopers Cabinet Carriage SASH Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners of Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all who wish dry lumber should be possession of the
Right to this invention.
common Hot Air Kiln be changed into a Steam Kiln
for small expenss.
This process Gar shops of the Peunsyl
vana Centra New York Central Atlantic Great West
Chicago and North Western Chicago Alton and ST
Louis; Illinois Central Chicago Burlington and Quincy;
Michigan Central Toledo and Wabash Sundusy DAYTON and
Cincnnati and other Railroad Companies Also by many
the manufacturers OF Cars Carriages Sash Doors Blinds
Agricultural implements etc throughout the United States
GRAIN, FLOUR, MEAL, FRUIT VEGETA BLFS
TOBACCO, WOOL, PAPER, BRICK, SALT, and other
substances dried by this process
of the Dryer allowed paying for the RIGHT by
paying for the drawings and specifications
For further information, address
JOSEPH FRY.