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PATNNT LUMBER DRYER.
RULNLnx's...... .,..,...........nULKLnr,s
sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PREssuRg. WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM 2To 4 DAYS
Important TnventIon for sea.onrns Humber

Important Invention Gor Seasoning lumber.
1t will season Lumber average of 81 per 1900 feet
1t will season Lumber thoroughly check it less
than any ether process
1t is safer does the work quicker cheaper better than
any other process
The expense Of Kiln u Right is within the reach Of
every one.
1t costs less to dry the water Lumber than to haul it
twenty miles
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber comes from steam ready to be worked I'm
medately
Inc cost OF changnga common Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln, or OF erecting new Kiln the price of Right are
often saved in a year by this process.
Noneed of keeping large stocks of lumber GU hand II costs
less to dry by this process than the on the price while
drying in the air
Carpenters Coopers, Cabinet Carriage, Sash Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners Of Planning Machines Saw MILL,
and all who wish dry lumber should he in possession Of the
Right to this invention.
common Hot Air Kiln be changed into Steam Kiln
for small expense.
This process use the Car shops of the Pepnsyl
yauie Centr New York Central Atlantic and Great West
ern; Chicago and North Western; Chicago Alton and 81
Louis: Illinois Central; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
chgan Central Toledo and Wabash Suudusky DAYTON aud
Cncnuati and other Railroad Companies Also by many Of
Agricultural Implements etc. throughout the United States
GRAIN, FLOUR MAAL, FRUIT, VEGETABLES,
TOBACCO, WOOL, PAPER, BRICK, SALT, aud other
substances dried By thisprUless.
test Of the Dyurauwtd before paying for the Right by
pay lnE FOR the drawings and specifications
FOR further information, address
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JULIAN a. SELBE Proprietor,
|g..ptra A. r.
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1864.
DESC RlPFioN DIES PROPRIEEES.
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rs TERMs-Cash on the spot
HARRY t. HAYS,
Sheriff Of he Parish of Orleans.

J. FELIX RIEg VS. FquErH DISTRICT C9gEr OF NEW
q. +. j. LAAlI. oRLEANs-NO l6922
DIV VIRTUE of writ of fieri rslcfas
Ii directed by the Honorable the Fourth strict Court
Orleans in the entitled Charles Bienyenu late
Sheriff. by said late Sheriff transferred will proceed
sell atpubic Aucuaat the Merchants and AuCtiouees
change Royal between Canal and Custonhoue streets
in the Second District OF this city FEID Az the 18th
day July 1866 at u o'clock the following de cribed pro
/ a PORTION OF GROUND in the Bours Duverge,
right bank Of the river, designated plan made by
DHemecOur late or the 18th March, 1872 and de
posted in the ofics OIL T. Csire, notary as plan
twenty o. his book Of plans as lot Of No &
bounded by Where seson Barhes and Dearonie streets
said portion ground measures hundred
front Where street hundred and ei1htytee
between parallel lines hundred feet eg1 inches
and ten lines in width in the Together Ill the
buildings thereon and all the tights
,. AeOrHER POErION o GROUND together with MI
the buildings thereon right bank Of the river about miles
below the city Of Calar plantation and designated
letter sketch annexed Of division be-
fore 5. Maner notary puOe in this city 18th MAY
1850 measuring and half arpent5 and tuss front
the river by depth of forty arpens bounded side by
ands Of the uranes Convent other side BY
Of \. Canus.
Seized in the above suit,
E47-EERMS-Gash on the spot
HARRY 7. HAYS,
HariF5 ~ E.-eT -F
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oR1RAxs-No 2l,l66. JNo. NJ. BARTHET
DIV VFRTUB of II writ of ffcTT flcIns 10 me
- directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
New Orleans, IN the aqoye entitled cause, will proceed TO
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
change Royal street between Customh0ue streets
IN the Second DISTRICT OF this city, MONDAY the hir-
teh day Of July 1856, at u O'Clock NJ the following
scrIbed property, viz:
TWO CERTAIN LeTS OF GROUND situate in faubourr
Deassze in the square designated by the No tweutyx aud
bounded by Dryades Harmony St Denis streets and tbe
line division Of said fluoourg Deaze and the O1aTtes
de PaAnce said lots of ground by The Nos
five and six pan drawn by H. Grant late surveyor
dated April To- lS4l, and deposited in the office Of L
Kenny late notary public for the parish Of Jefferson The
by hundred aud twenty feet depth between parae
lines and the lot Nc six adons lot No FIVE measures thirty
inches front pryHdes street. by hundred
twenty in depth the line separating ii from lot
fve hundred and twenty feet three inches also in
depth the line taubouE Pasance and tweneight feet
seven inches and six lines in width in the rear.
Together with AL the dependencies Of said lots ground
rights and privileges appeainng without exception
servatOn
Being the property acquired by defendant by purchase
from widow J. P Estaban, passed before d. Clark
J late notary public OF the parish OF Jefferson the I'D
Of July, 1877.
Seized in the above suit
EzJspERNS-Cash on the spot.
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FAssMAN,s COTTON TIE.
EAsSMAN's PATENT Iron TIES
FOR COTTON BALEs

Ny Button Tie first offered for sale to any extent in
universal approval have made valuable
the shape the button since it was fst introduced and
also procured patent for Buckle Tie Which, for npli-
city facility and expedition adjustment bales
UNEQUAL sizes and for security in holding is think superior
to any offered to the public
The advantages of iron rope bang cotton are now
universallT acknowledged 1t holds the much smaller
Doth III the country pressing and the accomplishing the
ports: lessons immensely tile risk ire is stronger and r.
strength not impaired by time and exposure rope
ms last advantage mas been strkngy manifested during the
Thousands OF bales Of have lost by the rot
ing and breaking rope which could have preserved
iron hoops had been In addition this can be
nihed nearly fifty per cent cheaper than rope The
ent Of labor in the hemp growing States has reduced sup
ply Of hemp such an extent as to cause rceg to ra nnr
cehentedy high Indeed suiCeucy for bal ng moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on any price.
The hoops are cut TO lengths Of TO- 1913 and eleven feet
CURED orarge bales The bgcEle fastened to the hoops
tine buttons will be put in small The weight Is about
ten pounds to the bale Of cotton
have 4ed for the importation of large Quantity Of
the best English IRON and have made arrangements with
Ties. " N'
RI -, SHIP REFUGE, New Orleans July 7, 1859.
s-Ir January last received from your press 1859 bales
cotton Of which about 1850 compressed with
your new Iron lie can safely affirm that the bound
vas received letter thun generally from the
more than 5n any previous yOyHge.
Inc Cotton when discharged from the ship in Liverpool
70 better order hE the rope bound cotton 1t highly
er1ble fora ground tier the damp RrisnE the ballast
has no effect upon it for we'll knuwa by practical men
commend your Iron Tie took this for experiment
AID carefully watched it. bothin loading and d5charging
JOIN HOWARD, Master,
CHAMBERS LATTIyG
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGG1NG, ROPE AND TwINE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-03

WASHINGTON, June IS. The Senate to-day dis.
oassed for some time the Niagara Falls canal
scheme. 1t has developed considerable more OPP
position than was anticipated, and its passage is
very doubtful Many who favor the scheme, and
some who want such canal, are not in favor of
giving this grant to any private corporation.
NAVAL OFFICER AT NEW YORK.
Gen. Sickles' name is being pressed for post of
has again delayed the nomination There is no
probability Of Col. Hillyer being appointed.
HoNoRs 10 GONFEDERATE DEAD.
The answer of Secretary Stanton to the House
resolution of inquiry indicates that he has informa-
Confederate debt, but that it is notoffieial.
GEN. GEARy.
Gen Geary was in both Houses to-day. watching
The tariff bill and urging its importance upon va
rious members. He is perfectly confident of his
saccess in Pennsylvania this fall
CUSTOM RECEIrTs.
The custom receipts for the lest current week,
at the four main ports, were 81 ,e0A ,S4S.
SENATOR BROWNING.
The rumor is being revived of ex-senator
Browning being rendered the department OF the
interior. No change will be made at present, he
being candidate for Senator to succeed Trum-
bull,
TIE TARIFF BILL.
The House discussed the tariff for several hours,
developing the fact that there will be a strenuous
effort to get the duties on coal and iron raised
Thad. Stevens declares thatit is tree-trade bill
while Kelly pronounces the committees action on
coal IS satire.
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OFFICE, No 81 CAMP STREET
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HARRYT. HAYS,
Sheriff ofthe Parish OfDrlaans

FoURE9 DsrR5oF GoURr FoLGER q 90. vs.. NELSON pU.
of New Orleans RAND-No gO0
RY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
II directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court of
New Qre9ns n the above entitled Charles Benvenue
late sheriff and by said late sheriff transferred viii
proceed 20 sell ut public auction Mt the Merchants
toneers Exchange, Royal street. between and
house Streets in the Second District this city on TUES
DAY the 9th day Of July l5j at II o'clock NJ the follow
ing described property Wig
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the improvements
thereon prvegesa appurenRnceB thereto
Or any wise eppertaning situated in the First District
this city IN the bounded by Clio Erato Bacchug and
Dyades streets and designated lot No 36 on pa1 de-
posted in TIE office of r o. Stark notary public in this civ
under the No III Said lot q front on C6
street BY degt between parallel lines Of 100 feet 10 inches
and lines Being the property acquired defendant
by purchs fr0 the Of the late J. ~ Bell ne act
passed before said Notary stark the th day Of Nogem
Der, 1859
Seized in the above sut .-
eaS~ TERas-Caah on the spot
HARRY T HAYS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-03
HARRY T. HAYS,
SEeEif Of the Parish OF Orleans

AsEIRiGHAEIs MUTUAL IN FIFTH DISTRICT eouRr OF
Ssta45ANHEE, A2MRANH VS.
RK VIRTUE Of a writ 0ff fieTf faeiaE 10
me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District CoSrt
81 New Orleans in the above entitled cause win proceed
GERS ENehapee Royal street, between Canal and nStonl
house Streets in the Seeoud District Of ths ctv an FI
A tRs 6sh day July 1866, at Il O'Clock NJ the follow
SEVEN Tors III GROUND situated IN the Fourth Dis.
et of this city, ia the square bounded BIZ Vashngtn
Avenue, Fourth 9PrytRpa and Pequemne liow Coliseum
streets and desiguRted by Nos i . B. L l5 III 5 and Ts
ton 81 lotEo L.; said lots measure as follows
Lots Nos and measure each twenty-five feet nine inbas
feur aud cnehaf lines front Paausupo in,g C6serl
street by one hundred and twenty five feet six nrbe INA @
iines IN depth; lot NO forming the corner Of pa0uen
NOV Coliseum and Fourth Streets per plan drawn by Nop
hausen architect under date 2st January 1876 and depo
Lot No measures twenty-five feet front On PIs1nenl1e
og Coliseum street. by one hundred and twenty five feat in
depth perpan BY Moelhausen architect dated 5h NAV
s and deposited in the Office of J. r. Beard late notary
pnbhc IA THIS city as per plan No. 81
Lot no adohS lot No2 and measures Fifty feet on
iequHmne NOV Coliseum By hundred twen
feet IL depih plan BY Busson surveyor dated
notary Bubein hiscity FtI
And lots Nos b u aud 10 measure each tentyeght feet
e ees trent on tpythsteet by one hundred and twenty
lhe ee depi and The portion Of lot No ~ measures
et SIX laces 'front.' on Fourth street. by hundred
feet 81 Depth and ad3ns lot 49, as per plan
naSe o hedln aehteeL dated l2h April 1883 deposited
thu office Of Thomas Layton, late notary pnbc 10 this
Seizea in the shove suit.
83r IL -%s-Nash on the spot
DaF - HARRY 7. HAYS,
Sheriff pf the Parish Of Orleans !
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FEANK NRwHALL,


4a.'.''.'....,, CAMP STREET.
Between Common and Canal streets,
H7 on hand and is constantly receiving direct nom III
IN the North aud in Europe large aud eegan
o. WALL PAPER, in Oak, Mahogany Marble
SeSnsEy .#g# afI I"T-T-- -
aaooaH Hafand Public and Prysts Buildings pish ed in
the most exquisite manner at the shortest notice
zoe attention Of City and Country Dealers is called to his
llnsaae slocE OF WALL PAPER embracing every variety
stahliahnaant IN The annnt-- -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-03

Walnut inch boa5Is 96e II inches de about m % 'ngf
7l8 Inch width 10 inches wide "a. lry a. # cDTd bf
nue. oT9nk lNeI ia WIDTH ~ our opno" this process
k more -rukAgg out OF the lumber shan Ruy other and
does not Lll'Fsi''
Central ar"ad ' "dmp ., !Ge Altoona T F
In order 70 make Of Buklsys Patent Lumber DRYER
IA kh VI ulet wH cherry as1 poplar pine oak aud oja:E
E en,lr s io'J A'NES tue lumber cane from The
Ths ioUoWiBg kinda If 1rr7ber ,yers ,p,,rad am, ,s
VIZ ;g 1a ~ y5S S' f I'M i Te4 ~ t4ken @
gangs IN Il aShes edged oat 6 "'7"ea 0'' y de-.
9Sn IL PGaS %e.Sas4 IN u Es, weighed ont 59 BIS
5 @ s Sass . s8s ~s asassa nm B. weighed
l655. ...,.,..,,-,ss '-'
garg5j In 81 by : II 71rio! t @ " "4I l9' MS
"a zine board per2ety gEee wv!s4e4 ia s9 u.s. Weighed ont
Tie tssy We VIE enc per lf Y 40 sstisstov
JSP PE LaIR6 S1 E6 TtJ Gar 2epeTgen
The practical operation Of Bglheys 1umbsr Dryer has
fy 5 No n a vs. l5 oy tAs cefcses Of M
Car Departments rr,,,,,I, ,,,,-,,r
from a,," e - = a, , II".1' Vice President
Superintendent OF Work ard Gar sbops chIcsgo p
A tb 5ss t "na gnd j ks, . Aurora III
lumber Dryer It has tie qualities Of boroasby seasoning
9rt1er due to tbs u y bs SS g Ss e tine It Is
four days using Tar less iae Der dSy Than @ S S aTea H.
used Per day .hen the lumber dried to four weeks
have dried heretofore and that too without any cheeks
from william johnson,
foreman NeW fork Central Railroad Shops Auburn n F.
naS Defn geat hep tou Ieonsdes the mode Of
"i5iNs 'uLNDel no" IN Use
From q. j. HAYS,
Superintendent Of Nacbirsr, T1rfr,oi, c., mn,
The Dryer works gatisiartoriiy W. ~ 81,
another kim and shall build several more
From s. @. Case,
Superintendent of Car Dept michigan Central Railroad
From several years experience wit6 H. G. BuIEjev and
other methods of klndryng lumber can cberrrii arn
mend this as the best IN use
From Barney, Smith 81 Co.,
Car Builders Dayton Ohio |
lumber and Of all dimeusons the time required for drVin
yaryag with the kind and thickness We find II fndsnany
IN our business
from Deth q Enton'
~ -, Gar Builders, Detroit, Michigan.
some 552 by u inch green oak for car trucks dried
three days more than would have been II had been year
ana hat m the open ar nave made thorough
nhd the lumber does not SHRINK particle after coming
the klin' NJ, a.,
No.. ,..,,,.-, - t,o'lci ~ HSSeii o. ~"'
Gar unu7S e ad % hef9Iers Movers Horse
Tte 1rrrbSr roT,,s sam tia ii,g I',,"H emo.
tests Inoie we ara satjsF tbat tbe 10 VOTE from
N ,tfar SeF,ra M 'sG ~ 9n,uh&Ee i taken ont Of
and tough and certble Of ye an ,e
lent hns We are convinced that is the best and only way
Di thoroughly seasoning lumber.
From WunUaFJfrEr g. Man
q ,;t5ors nod ,r,,iau,..,.. = - "a AVA SLi
"'i' 1 ''- ,Et9 ~ 8 t15 doors and Blinds Ship
W. haze in ,,or,+i, s,psn gu r i, r..
works sgfsR,rt9[, We n,nd ~ icy ae.t bTyers II
lumber thought dry stood in die gboD mil DsrerTr
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THE NAroHnz DEaIocRAT,

The Ir;Beey Democrat published every Tuesday Tburs-
uSy ana saturday mornings, at 50 per annum tits
GOOD MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS
hsTing general circulation in the city and country
Ih9 Weekly Democrat Family newspaper published every
Monday morning, at s. per Aunurn ~
j. BENZ CHANDLER No III flaron5a1at st~sst New Or
@ d ouF agent for the city New Orleans and
s geEoh OF Louisiana and Mississippi bordering the
New orleans, jackson and Great Northern RaroRd
MEAD & B0TT0.
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ITO ADVERTISERS.

PerJies in NeT Orleans wishing to ADVE ETS in Vieka
oofg Daly' VIII hnq i 70 their benefit pat gpise tie
YlCKSBURG JOURNAL.
published by Messrs J W. and +. b. KTNSLI Y
the ~
Official Journal Of the city of vi rkshurE,
having the LARGEST CIRCULATION and on, paper the
Stsse taxing ~ the Associated Press reports
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-03
ia B4.T t. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish of 0rieRn

]. oRIoL ys. HIS CRED SIXTH DISTRICT
itprs-NO. Is 259. Court of New Orleans
pY VIRTUE of and in obedience to a,,
- oFteF Of sale rendered june 10 1866 and nrseed
by the honorable the Sixth District Court Of New Orleans
IN the above entitled matter will proceed at public
auction atthe Merchants and Aneoneers Exchange Royal
Greet between CHnal and Cusombouse in the
gist5et Of This city SATURDAY, the 2st day of july
The Schooner O w CHAPLIN togsther with al her Tackle
Rigging etc she lies the Mississippi al the foot Of
MeEtegu street, in the Third District Of this CITY
ES- IERHs-Cash on tie spot.
HARRY T, HAYS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-03
THE TYLER wEGKLx JoURyAL-
PUBLISHED At

PUBLISHED AT
TYLER, SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS,
Offers superior Inducements to classes Professional and
Business Men s medium through which sgake known
tLer wants 10 the public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-03

J. .. a1NoN. naltor and rropr,esor.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-07
THE BALTIMORE lMDRNGLlO.

Ihe controversy between the Il yer.
nor of Mary land and the Police Com,
missoners OF Baltimore. a,e vt "A more
serious nature tdau mos, pea pie ,nag>
inc Nothing # y really aarmirg na.
ture has occurred III the city. allh,uuh
some little fighting has been ilne on III.
dividual account The commissioners are
firm aid the Governor inprlious. The
new npPFrn' eeS h",e b,." ,t. ~ ,l4-'r
Office by the present incumhen's. Their
trial by the authorizes has had no Il, ii.
mite result, and unless something in,nc-
diatc turns up, tie latter parties viii
hold their position until after the elcc,
ton. The points IN the cas-, are thee /;
The Governor of the state appoints The
registers. The constitution prohibit.
rebel. and their SYM alhizerS tom be.
ing registered as voters, and no uan can
vote who is not reg st red Governor
Swan is supporter Of johnson, a"d
ambitious of being United States Sr"a
tor II the rebel vote Is excluded be
cannot accomplish his wish lie 'hero-
fore appoints registers wb haye already
registered everybody that applied let
ting tho most notorious traitors Ia the
State record their names, and nen who
have served in tho rebel army, 1t s'as-
sumei by the Unionists, lhatthe judges
of election may reject these rebels, al
'thpugh they are registered, and in Bal
) tlmorc ,he Police Commissioners, who
arc Radical men, have the appointment
Of the Judges. In or'sur 10 carry out his
wishes Go, crnor- Swami deem. |, nee.
sssnry to have judges1ot his own Way
Of thinkings and to get them he il ,ry !,
Ing to remove the Police ,Com,nis lion,
,sr. They deny his right 70 remove
fffuf eNTff.f' fiyi9
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-07

PATENTED MAY 20TlI, 1866.

This Is an article for washing without rub
hins, except IN very dirty i:,acrs, which will
quire II very slight ruD, and unlike other
preparations offered Tor u like purpose, VIII
N0r Eor THE CLOTHES but will leave them
wiilrnn than ordinary methods, without tho
usu'l wear aud tear.
1t resnpyrs grease spots rs by magic, and
suiicns the dirt by soaking 81 tnat rinSing will
III ordinary cases entirely remove it.
TITS powder Is prepared in accordance with
chemical irn,e, ana upon u process p cuar
t" lis Il. wlich is secured by Letters Patent.
1t has hecn in use for more than II year. and
has proved ilse'. u universal flv rite wherever
IL has hen used. Among the advantages
claimed are the oI!owiug, viz:
IL saves all the expense ct soap usually used
on cotton and linen 20 lis
ii saves n;cst 0i the iaoor Of rubbing, md
wear and tear.
Aisrtor cleaning windows il il unsurpassed.
W ih one quarter the time and labor usually
required il inptrsa beautiful gloss and iustrc
'ntch sup rior to any other moie. M water
required except to moistcn the powder,
llrcctiolls with each package.
and c',n be readily appreciated by a single
trial. 1hc cost of washing tora family oi five
or six persons will not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers ol this powdcrare aware
that many useless compounds have been in
tr rducd to the public Which have rotted the
cl III, or tailed in rvmo"iag the dirt bmt'knnw-
ing the intrinsic excellence of thus article, they
con iilrut y proclaim it as being adapted to
meet Il demand which has long existed, and
which has heretofore r. manned unsupplicd,
MANUFACTURED ny, ,yr.
HOWE e STEVENS,
.fn zoo Broadway b ston.
ALSO, MACrAcruRrns OF FAMIL Y DYE CoLOus.
For sale by Groccrs and Dealers everywhere.
s . Ost VA GG-3m