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The Portland daily press., 1866-11-09

M II s. COLB YES
BONNET ROOMS.
will be foun, at No. 4 Cotton, near Free street
where she offers the bal ,nce Of her stock. at very
low prices Those owing bills, will conf favor by
calllng anu sctthng the same. sep14eoltt
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-09

For sale.
A NICE STOCK of GROCERIES and PROvIS
n IONS, with STORE, in one of the best location
in this city Has good run of the best OF trade.
For pa ticulars enquire at ,,r,,,,,,, 1>,,,,,,,,,
no8dtf PRESS OFFICE.
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-09
Wanted Immediately.

THLOUR Barrels suitable for Sugar, for which cash
il and the highest price will be paid by
.sltl LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
july2H 139 Commercial street.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, 1895.

OUR JoB OFFICE is now 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 Connor & Sons, G. P.
Gordon and R. Hoe q Co., of New York, and in
variety and beauty cannot be exaelled in the
South. We have connected with this department
one Of the best railing machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions Of job
work, ruled, lettered and bound, at Che shortest
notice, in the most Workman-like manner and upon
most reasonable terms.
In addition to a corps of experienced printers,
we have secured tie services in this departments Of
Mr.. W. W. Brisbin end Mr. Charles w. Clark, so
favorably known job printers previous to the war
under the firm of Clark Il Brisbin. Their friends
and ours will bear this in mind and send in their
nrdars.
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
RULKLEX's...,.,,. .,..,........BULKLEX's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,


sCI EhiiEAlhD SiEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM Z TO A DAYS.
Important Invention for Seasoning Lumber.
1t will Lumber ut average of 81 per 1000 feet
1t will Lumber thoroughly and check 1t less
than any other process.
safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
any other process
The expense Kiln aud Right is within the reach Of
every one.
dry out the water in Lumber than to haul it
twenty miles
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER
The Lumber from the ready DO worked
medately.
The cost Of changuga Dry Air Kiln into a Steam
Kiln, or of erecting Kiln and the price Of Right
often saved in a year by this process
No need Of keeping large of lumber on hand It
less to dry II by this than the interest on price while
drying in the air.
Carpenters Coopers Cabinet Carriage Sash Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all who wish dry lumber should be in possession of the
Right to this invention.
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into a Steam Kiln
for small expense.
This process in Car shops of the Pennsy
YAnla Gent ali New ork Central Atlantic and Great West
erni Chicago and North WESTERN Chicago, Alton and st
Michigan Centra Toledo and Wabash Sundusy DAYTON and
CnCunaii and other Raj road Companies Also
the manufacturers OF Cars, Carriages Sash Doors Bnds
GRAIN, FLOUR, MEAL FRUIT VEGErA BLES
TOBACCO, WOOL, PAPER BRICK, SALT, and other
substances dried by this process
A test of the Dryer allowed buure paving
paying for the drawings and specifications
For further Information address
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE or ROUEsTANA-FTRST DISTRICT
- Court New Orleans Thursday the Seventh day Of june
1856 Present the Honorable Edmund Abel, Judge
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. JOSEPH LAZARUS NO. --
On motion of the District Attorney aud his giving the
Court 10 understood aud he informed that there No cause 3
the further Joseph Lazarus charged with sell
ing al auction in violation OilNwih 49,, ...,.....
Joseph Lazarus he discharged from his bond
''''N ''D''' 's" +. GKAyOTT Deputy CF nix
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT so celebrated as having bad, fer
be las. twenty I've vgars. in We t-eALmanL eE


CHRONIC DISEASES,
the lucrative Medical Practice the South at last
consented to allow several Of bis esteemed remedies % Sc
prepared and SOLD proprietary medicines This resolution
been ugcn5eed By the repeated solicitations Of those wh
hve experienced the benefit Of ha remarkable professional.
ssu aud by the npossuy Of giving especial attention
each o tae written Implications made hin for prescriptions
by yhose Whose pecnry cnnstaneas basues aAlit.
preclude the possibility IF applying in person to 1ra
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRr MRS HENRI vs. suQoEsslON
OF FRANCIS CLARK, LEEDS,
OF NEW ORLEANS. ! ExECUToR-No 27,O5s.
DX VIRTUE of IL Writ of Seizure and Sale
ID directed by the honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled cause to sell
public auction the Merchants and AuctOReerS' EN-
change Royal between Canal and Cnst91hose streets
in the Second District of this city on TUESDAY the 9th
day of July 1866 at O'Clock the following described
property, viz z
provements thereon situated in the First Di$ct Of this city,
Louisa streets de gnated by the Nos "a 81 ~
they measure each % feet 10 inches less front
Louisa street by 81 feet in depth.
Lots & 26 and q were acquired by sat CLARK by purehae
from James Hanna per passed before X. B. EenaS
notary public in this city the 9th day March 1859
lot No purchase roa Patrick Trw by passed before
Michael Geinon notary public in this city the 2h Sep
TENDER 1859.
| Seized in the above salt
| E9- TERMs-Cash en- the spe
HARRY T. HAYS
Shhrlst- q In Rarlsh nfN
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HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,

]. FELIX RIEg,. VS.. FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr OF NEW
g. Il. j. bAhY. URLEANs-NO l6 Q22
by VIRTUE OF writ of ferE filcIas
H directed by the Honorable the Fourth strict Court New
Orleans in the entitled Benyenu late
Sheriff and by said late Sheriff transferred viii proceed
to sell atpuhic aucona the Merchants and AaCnneers E
change Royal street between Canal and Gmsohouse
in the Second District of this city, FRID AY 18Th
perty, viz -
Teht bank Of the river, designated on plan made by
Eitnecour late the 18th March, 1872 and
posted in the Office Of & 2 Caire, late notary, plan
twenty two Of his book Of plans, square No 8
bounded by Where segniu Barthelemy Dearonde streets
said portion Of ground hundred eleven
front Where street hundred eghty-tree deep
betwen parallel lines one hundred feet eight inches
and ten lines IN width in the rear Together with All the
buildings thereon and all the tights etc
q ANOTHER POTION OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings thereon right bank of the river miles
below the city port OF plantation designated by
letter on ssetch annexed to act vi division
i9re Aagne notary Pu & in this on the l7th of May
1870 measuring and half arpeuts 0lss front on
the river by depth Of forty arpeuts one side by
lands o. the Ursgnes Convent and other by
Of A. Camus -
Seized in the above suit.
E57@TERAs-Cash on the spot
HARRY 7. HAYS,
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HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish al Orleans

MERGHANTs MUTUAL IN FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT OF
MARCUS J. HUNTZ. NEW ORLEAFs-Eo Ii TN
r Y VIRTUE of writ of ferf fsscTns 10
- me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled cause win proceed
GERS Exchange Royal street, between Canal Custom.
house streets in the Second District of this city On FRI
DAY the 9th day of July 1866 Il o'clock NJ the follow.
ing described property viz
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Fourth Dis
tict OF this city, in the bounded by Washington
Avenue, fourth, Prytana and PRquemne now Coliseum,
streets and designated by Nos 2 T. 49, Il and Dor.
Lots Nos and measure each twenty five feet nine inches
four and onehalf lines front Paquemne now Coliseum
street. by one hundred and twenty feet inches
INES IN depth lot No forming TIE OF Plaquemine
nov CoseIn and Fourth Streets plan drawn by
haen architect under date 2st January 1876 and deposited
N the office of g. r. Sringer late notary public this city
Lot No measures twenty-five front on Pl4uueGrne
depth as per plan by Moehau'en architect 9Th May
RIO and deposited in the office Of J. R. Beard notary
public in this city, per plan No 81
Lot NO adjons lot No 2 and measures fifty on
Ftaquemine NOV Coseum street by hundred and tween
te feet IN deoth plan by Buissnn surveyor dated
noisy public in this city $500
And lois Nos 49, IA and Is measure each twenty feet
Ten inches front on Fourth street by hundred twenty
IN depth and the portion of lot No II
feet ak inches front Fourth street. BY hundred and
tWe NJ feet in depth and adnins lot No 49, plan
made by Hed1n architect dated 18th pr 1858 deposited
ia the eihce OF Thomas Layton late notary public in this
Seized in the above Sut
R9~ TERMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY 7. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parrish of
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Richmond paper says, Onion man IN ths
etTietest sect, residing at Clarksburg, Ylfdi6it
9salah Dung by name, committed suicide IL d iii
Z ssehls mag during the war and slice he bas
opsled himself reporting neghbora 70 the provost
niafshai and acting as general spg unan The eit-
2eus. the day before his death lie reo,ipetea a
former friend to 40 among thoBe whom 6e ba9 in.
Jared and peg their forgiveness Cor him. aud with
the sense Of his sins pressing upon souf tao cayy
Ally tdrePent be wepsQa aud hanged himself,
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! Tets Made the AhnEgs of the HNPnnEVlvnn5g
Central Railroad Company, Altoona, PA.
In order max test Of Bakleys Patent Lumber Dryer
Nu1 md after bdHg forty hours the lumber caQe from TIT
Tbe io1a%fns Ead of lumber we're weighed and gauge,
when put in q ail0s and also when taken out
~ inch pine plank weighed 10 4 b. weighed out 80 MS
inch Ash plank weighed in s. hs, weighed 60 rs
inch b.ae wa!ei plaqs weighed in q as weighed on
a 70 inch cherry board gauged in 1914 inches gauged
pe2e g. 8 oe Teg5ea 10 i5 TeFhfd o2t I5 D
sas4T i IN pa G{ 10 .tngs Anu&e ogt a " l-lE -
came from the kiln ready to work.
| The tests were perfectly satisfactory
J. p, LrFAE Superintendent Car Department.
JHO. ?. LAIRD, Sup't Motive Power and Machinery,
The practical operation Butey's Lumber Dryer ha
proven to be satisfactory So st forth by the certificates of Nj
THOMAS a. SCOTT Vice President.
From &. F. Allen,
Superintendent of Wood Work and Car Shops Chicago Bur
lington and Quincy Railroad, Aurora, III
D @ S aao '6FP
tso gmoe aglY 9% 3Te small amount Of ae easily At
further due to this process say th the lumber
DAY the lei lumber nue. oa two we nfa
ana ne lumber vas more thoroughly seasoned than
u'e GEIsG heretofore ana that too without any checks
From william Johnson,
Foreman Sno Hew Yor Central Raroad shoPs Aa5ng9
drying lumber now in use.
From $. j. Hays,
Superintendent of Machinery Illinois Central Railroad
another kin, and shall build several more.
From $. 4. Case,
Superintendent Of Gar Dept Of Michigan Central Railroad
other methods Of klndryng lumber can eheeuly recon
From Barney, Smith tt Co.,
Wa darn N. Gar Bade5 Dayton yi d Ohio
a %th he kind we fSna 15 qys
From Dean 81 Eaton,
Car Buders Detroit Michigan
three days more than would have been thad been year
and half in the We have made thorough tests and
ad the lumber does not shrink particle after coming from
From Russell &, CO.,
Car Builders and Manufacturers Of Reapers Mowers Horse
Powers and Separatprs Masill6n, Ohio
tests made sstisa that the 8hnkage is taken emit Of
the lumber before the moisture all The the
Of thoroughly seasoning lumber.
From Wmderlick IL Nell
Builders and Manufacturers Of FASH Doors and Blinds Ship
We have in oneraton one " BpIev Patent rvsrs
works satisfactorily We made "a inch door July of
lumber We thought dry Il stood in the shop until December
day it hrnnk inch. We then put Il out in the rain
lot Of dy white pine plank under years, and
shFunk SIG Of an inch each plank.
From Sanger IL Casey,
Illinois State Penitsnliary Commissioners Office Joliet
under our obseryattonn regard Simplicity, cheapness
R ny n sn, Snort @a pss
From O. AuItman d Co,
ASRnaeturer Of the Buckeye Reaper and dover Canton
days The lumber the kiln all ready to work We
are tliy satisfied With the process,
From u. BALL,
Manufacturer Ohio Reaper and Mower Canton, Ohio
As e9 s ,9 95o ba S q 51 a pspod s 2p s
From THOMAS Mast &, Co,
Claim nrfT- 1.F,s1-
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T7TAT DE LA LOUIsTANE,7-PR .fMlERE
~ our de District de Ia Eouyee OrleansJeud lie Septic.
me jour de jun 1866 Present, rhon Edmund Alb H. Juge
l. Fiat DE La LOUISIANA Va. JOSEPH LAY ARUs, NO.
Sur motion dc Ayoet de District opres inorme
dUnne euteudre Cour Quny plus cause poar pour
suiyre Joseph Lazarus de endre Peucan en- viola
tinu DIES His;H
que ladite accusation SOFT renvoyte que
dit Lazarus seit deChRrEe de cAutonuement
Bureau du Gretfer, NOuVete OreanH Is JUN 1866,
P. GRAVOIr, Dtpute Grefier.
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouRT FoLGER = co. VS., NELSON DU
Of New Orleans. RAND-Na. l6,9Ol

FOURTH DtsTRIcT CoURT FoLGER co. Us, NELSON DU.
DE VIRTUE of IA yvGtFt of seizure and sale,
- directed by the Honorable tie Fourth District Court OF
New Ore4ns in the above entt cause Charles Benyenue
sheriff and by said late sheriff transferred, will
proceed sell at public the Merchants and Auc
oneerS Exchange Royal between Canal and Custom
Streets in the Second District Of this city, TUES
DAY the 18th day Of july 1866 at l. O'Clock the follow
ing described property, viz
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon rights privileges and Rppurtuance thereto belonging
inaug wise appertnaE situated in the First District Of
this city in the square bounded by Clio ELato Baechus and
posted in office q q Stark notary puhe in this city
unuer the No 172 Sad lot y front eli
street by depth between parallel lines Of l59 feet 10 inches
and lines Being the property acquired by defendant
by purchase from the Cesson OF the e j. 81 Bell per
passed before sad Notary STARK the lEh day Noyeu
/ Der, 1859.
Seized in the above suit.
\ b. TERMs--Cash on the sp0t
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Fl a mn IA -
Sheriff of tine E.HisM Of -LrLeMns.

n'til+ u uue ul7N " Iilf'7.
fE@H G5S.4 81 ovArgs d RT GHGEA S9oFr OF
CoNFAyr. No. lT.5l9
~ VIRTUE ot, r writ OF izure ana sale dl-
Orleans in tue above emitted cause to Chn BienvrUe lave
u se 1t pu6c auction at Tie Merahaats and Auctonee
stTets III hs SeSosd Dstie. ii fs city o TES ne
18th day Of June 1850 at y o'clock NJ the following described
p'GACEBTAiS SQUARE W GROUND, together vhh Tie
n qFS ,a Tls II sn5F@Gt" F
the New Shell Road and EuphrQsae Martin Claiborne
streets Il is divided in'q eleven lu numbered from uoer
to number eleven, hothncus"e, certain plsn drawn
R 2 ana deposited or reference Ia ne 3hce Vt David l.
Ac0ay ae notary public IN ths cry and oeaqgnf rs o
@ irst NV db 'ey g. lgEs H WE
seven lines between parable lines No forms the corner Of
feet ten inches aud ye lines 6nt on sid New Shell Roaa
tEy iee sga inches ana Eve Rs width in the rear by
.ee eight inches and two lines on tie line dividing from lot
fas ION mc eg ard + "a 1'-s ron NV, No M sLI WIKI
Ara bandred and twenty set two inches ana toug
twenty three feet eight inches and seven lines the line d.
inches and one ge line dividing lots and One
olo s and hundred AID ten feet five lines on tie side
lot No q on the line dtVdns lots an one hundred and
and one hund ed and eight feet es and the line
Six lines Lot No measures thirty feet three tnches and
seven lines front said New Shell Road BY epth and front
nine feet eight inches two lines width in the te line
Of lot No TO- and hundred and eleven feet
an Two ne oepsh on the inc OF 9t No 81 and lots Nos 10
and measure each twenty nine feet nine inches two
feet eight inches snd lines between parallel lines
all American measure.
Tie said property aequired by said Company, bps
Ma Rei 5Bd a n S Ro6g IN R9 y the day
at passed IN the above mentioned Office ON the 10th Of June
loG SCI I Sei5sa IN ,S Sne aooVe suit
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by those Whose pecm.y ci aumsnncas business hAlit-
preclude tbe possibility ot applying in person 70 him.
The Public
May assured that manufacturers spare neba pains
expense preparation of these remedies They
of the very best medicines known highly eoncsa
trated form, Upon strictly scientific principles.
DR.. Samuel Gihert's General Alternative
Acts directly apon the Glands and Mucous Neutrality-suspicious.
ating them additional activity in their natural functions
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids the Etfete
and in dsease Morbid Matters and expsns them through
the Skin, kidneys Liver and Almeu,ary Canal from the
System i therefore adapted for the relief of Chronic
Diseases affecting those orgens and Of the mucous membranes
lining them such as
JAUNDICE, GoITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF
It is particularly nsetulin
SUPPRESSED MEysUR4ToN,
HEREDITARY TAINTs, SYPHILIS
And usIadiss arising from long continued use Of Caloule
Blue Mass Corrosive submae Powers Solution, Donoyan
'O''' anu O''''' preparations o. mercury ana arsenic
DIR. Samuel Gnberts letter Ointment
Is most excellent preparation for the cure Of that casso
maladies usually termed
DISEASES M THE sKrv
ana which are popularity kno" as
CHRONIC ERUPTIONs letter, PIMPEEs,
p,rer,,, ,r-.,- zc,r.r,.-,,,,r, ,,r,r-,,-
RINGWoRM ETC, ETC.
tia @ ~ upon
b"s % r CT pEz @ a'.S
firm conviction that must necessarily meet with the hearty
Fg T 5reo,5 ,s - Vino s TsSo aio q. % t.. s
ro,,rl Ia g~,
na1yi1g esrr 5Ic.gs mae srg1asts ara TO- sr, a.
most ample experience acquired by Dr. Samuel Gilbert during
class OF dsea8es IN the cities Of Memphis New Orleans and
20" I9A N % Us expected eA@'e most qnPfo'esaonal
persons 10 tre ne own cases with much greater success than
that which usually falls to the lot OF ordinary physicians
n, v.,r,.o,-,,,,.s s,,s,,,.,,,,,, y,o,.,o,,
~
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of
Liver Complaint, sorofua, or Kings Evil Dyspepsia Dropsy
p,r1r,.s p,.,,i.. g1st,t,,- 81 IT, ~,
Rhsnm' Ulcers and Sores Rheumatism
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CITY OF MOBILE.

NOTICE TO BoNDHOLDEKs AND oTHER
Creditors of the City Of Mobile.
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FINANCIAL.

MI j. a. KEITH 81 CO.
BANKERS SELMA, ALABAMA.
Collections this and neighborng points solicited Remit
tanees promptly made to correspondents.
Refer to-City Bank F. L. & R. a. johnson; Aston &
Fournier; North, Brush Mason; Barnes, Ward Co. Jurey
Il Harris, New Orleans
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FTNAE hYAVE OF LUU HsFA NA--FUUKIH
4 District Conrt Of New orseeasI hereby certify, that
the 18th day May 1866 Judgment rendered in this
in the following entitled suit in the words and figures follow
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JOTNGRs',

NEW ORLEANs, JUNE II, fs68-AII,
powers OF attorney granted by heretofore revoked
SHANNON. LEWIS & co
81 80, II and As 9ravieF street,
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would permit we again urge our own citi-
zens as well as those of other cities and towns,
to fortify themselves against such an over
whelming disaster as our city has just been
subjected to, by providing themselves with
the means of subduing fires before they be-
come uncomfortable CONGREGATIONS. This may
be done by keeping ready at hand one of the
above named pumps, which will be found use
ful for other purposes, such as washing win
dows and carriages, watering gardens, sprink-
ling shrubbery, destroying insects, &c, DC.
We understand that Mr.. ]. L. Winslow is
the authorized agent for the sale OF these
pumps in Portland -e--
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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f1irE .ai4'f -, 9lrje 97r 1lt1j
T HI p q r UvIAN SYRUP
b is A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE
-iaE PRoTOxIDE OF IRON,
.eq New Discovery in Medicine, which
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OFF DISEASE,
By supplying the blood with its vital principal, or
80 lie element-IRON.
inns ID the secret of the wonderful success of this
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Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Chronic d.
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Diseases of The Kidneys and Bladder re-
.E.-s male Complaints, and all diseases ,fl
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Thousands haze been changed by the use of this RENE
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.W See that each bottle has peruvian Syrup"
blown in the glass. -.-.7 -
For sale by all Druggists and by
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