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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

Steamship Harlan Lewis, for Galveston
q A Whitney AGO
Steamtug Achilles, Schelljnger for, Philadelphia,
in hal ast- l. A Yorse AGO
Steamer Bee Owen, for st Louis Master
Lowell & Bailey
Bark Wapella, Orr for Havre- Lowell * Bailey
Bark Grief Jantzen, for 81. Petersburg
WR Buddendorff
Brig Prairie Rose Ranoff, for Matanzas in ballas'-
Master
Schr Friendship, Cherley for Vera Cruz Master
w Goidenbo
Schr Lizzie Batchelder, English, for Poston-
G Fosdick
sehr Independence, Par.on, for Vera Cruz-Master
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Exports.

GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA--
UsrIan-565 bbls flour go kegs lard luC1 SKIS
VERA CRUZ-Schr Frendshp-20 kegs butter
tics hams 70 kegs lard
VERA CRUZ-Schr Brazos-l20 bbls lour 10 bbls
moi atoes 30 bales hay so SKIS corn
ST PETERSBURti-Bark Gref-s9? bales cotton
BOSTON-Schr Lizzie Batchelder-75l bales cotton
es bales rags 24i carboys CT hides 1886 horns
VERA CRUZ-Schr l. depsndence-Sundries
ST IOUIS-Steamer Bee-Sundry mdse
HAVRE-Ship Thos Freeman-3a5 bales cotton
HAVRE-Bsrk v"-.pella--20OO bales cotton ?t"O
slaves
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BOARDING.

DOARD IN JEFFERsON-NORf EAST
ID corner Of UAdiz and Apollo streets, two squeres
above Napoleon avenue, or the new snell.rosa g
eleUAnt accom- modatons for the summer can apply
a. fha above zine Bath Room, large Garden,
STATING plenty Of Milk. Strawberries, etc Refer
nWaANTED-A man azd wife: the man as gardener.
the WON an As 1asherwoman or cook. my2B In
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rEsB.HroS e Ao .s ssd
delet streNts, New orleans, Nnoiesaie ana hstaii
Dealer in Drugs, medicines, rants, Vlls. C1lors,
assortment Of the following Goods which hs viii sell
at Low Prizes. either WhoiesAie or Retail
White Lad Of the best brands, treEeh Snd Amer
lean Zinc, Oil Of all kinds, Venetian Red and Span
An Brown Yellow oehre. variety Of the best Var.
nishss French Window Glass, stove Polsh. Sal
soda. soans. and Cotton Marking Aaa victims Ink.
manufactured by himself -.
Also great variety OF Psrfumery and Fancy Arts-
The ssors & veil supplied with ali kinds OF Drugs
and Medicines. fresh and Of ths best quality.
apis
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Will confer favor upon the press by hosting their
signal numbers Rodgers or MarTyatts Code on
arriving within five miles of Southwest Pass Bar.
Nv this means their arrival will be reported several
hours in advance OF the time 1t requires to ascer
tain their names.
The telegraph station at Southwest Pass is pro-
yided With signal books and can receive cOmmunIca-
tons by means OF signal flags :. w. OsBnN,
Boarding Oflicer, D W Pass.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Span bark Rosario. Artonio from Malaga, in ballast
to Avendano Bros-2d dist 10
Span brig Chronometer, Maritime, from Havana,
in bal asst. to naster--lst dist So
Br schr Challenger. Joseph, from Uta, to L Pills
Dury-2d dist -
TOW DOATS
Sentinel Palmer from the Passes-Went down
marlborough up bark Rosario, brig Chronon
eter and schr Challenger
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,,uts and subscribers forwarding money for
Erintons or Advertisements to the REPU BLICAS
IA - b. means Of Postofice orders, by clerks of
hers D, draft or by express, at our risk. There
lore or less risk attending the transmission OF
t5 b mail even in case Of registered letters.
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HOTELS.

A MEXICAN HOUSE BOSTON, is 4ka
"A largest snd best arranged hotel n the nsv kns
land states is centrally located and essy Of access
from Al the roates 81 travel it contains all the
modem improvements and every eonyenisnee fo5 ne
cornfrft and sccnmu0dattnn Of the travelling plhlo
Tho sisapirx ROOMS are large and well ventated ha
satss u rooms are well krrznccd and comfortably
lrnis he'd. KRd ths h9Hss wiil coatinne 70 be ksps
+ 4 arR tc2sEs Hotel in every respect.
n5s akWsn LEHIs RICE. Prosrister.
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Notice.-The Voluntary Board Of Directors of
Public schools for Colored People will hod special
meeting TO DAY, at twelve o'clock at the Repub
lican office. full attendance is desired By order
Of the President my3Olt
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IT,. New OrIean. Republican

Ior ale in New Orleans by the following dealers
rvoy No % Baronne street.
ELLls, Old Levee street, opposite the fost
Nm BAKER, st. Charles Depot, under the st.
arles Hotel . r,-i,.
ID ENSIs, boo kst0re, Pontchsrtrain Railroad
s1s BoisiARE. corner KerIerec and Robertson
,ets THIRD District.
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Nina SmmE, Troxler, from Bayou Sara.
Irene. Heth, from jefferson.
Vicksburg, Tobin, from Ouachita City.
MARY, Carroll from Mobile.
Flicker, Wilkinson, from Floyd.
Ieonidas, Orsenlee, from Cincinnati.
st Nicholas, Dowty, from Grand Ecore.
Magenta, feathers, from Ficksburg.
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ANTHOLOGY
A sTROLOGY........
The World Astonished At the Wonderful Revelations
made by the Great Ast-ologist.
MADAME ii. A. PE RRIGO.

stores to happiness those who from doleful events
catastrophes in love, loss of relations and
friends loss Of money, etc, hAvo become respondent
She brings together those long separated gives in
formation concerning absent friends or lovers,
restores lost stolen property, tells you the bust
You are best qualified to pursue, and in what
you will be most successful; causes speedy mar
riages, and tells you the very day you wall marry;
gives you the name, likeness and characters
tics OF the person. She reads your very thoughts
and BY her almost supernatural powers unveils
the dark and hidden mysteries Of the future
From the stars we see in me frmamsnt-the mAlefic
stars that overcome or prsdominate IN the conhgu-
ratson-from the aspects and positions Of the planets
and the fixed stars in the heavens at the tinee Of
birth, she deduees the future destiny OF man. Fail
not TO consult ths greatest AstrOogist earth 1t
costs you but tribe. and you may never again haze
30 favorable an opportunity. Consultation fee, with
3ikeneks and ali desired Information. 81 Parties
living distance can eonsnlt the Madame by InAii
with equal safety and satisfaction 10 themselves as
ip person. A full aEco xplicit ehsrt, written oat
with ell inquiries answered aud likeness enclosed,
sent b. mail OK cspt Of price above nsntloned
The slrictsst secrecy viii be maintained and AL
CORRESPONDENCE returned or destroyed. References
q the highest order furnished those desiring them
Write plsny tha Gay Of the month and saax in vhsa
yea ysrs bors, snelesins small lsek q easr
apl0 SO T&W P.0. DxsHxs - Buffalo. n.
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ASTROLOGY.
TNow THY DESTINY.

X NO" nIe
Madame T.. F. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist, C!airyoyant and Psychometrician, who
has astonished the scientific classes of the Old
World. has now located herself at Hudson, New
York. Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful
powers Of second sight as 10 enable her to lmpart
knowledge Of the greatest Importance to the single
or married of either sex While in state of trance
she deneates the very features of the person you
are to marry and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power, known as the Psychomotrope, guaran
lees to produce hfeike picture OF the future rus
band or wife of the applicant together with date Of
marriage position in life leading traits of character
etc. This is no humbug, as thousands oil testiino
mails can assert She will send when desired GER
tined certificate writ guarantee that the plc
ture is what il purpOrts TO be- BY enclosing small
lock of hair and stating place of BIRTH age, disposl
ton aud complexion and enclosing my cents ana
stamped envelope addressed to yourself you wll re-
eeiye the picture and desired information ~ return
mail All communications sacredly eonndePtlal
Address, in confidence, - =, -,,,c.~
MADAME T.. r. TH0RNI
amin aodIy4W p q Box 22, Hudson, N. Y.
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CATTLE EFT


CITY OF JEFFERSON, May 81 1861
Arrived yesterday-g9 hogs. and l3j sheep
SJld-1i Texas beeyes 1871 calves and YEAR Iugs
CO Ks, and $50 sheep
Stock slle--2J6 Texas and l3 Western Deeyes,
$40 hogs, 2,67 sheep and "a mich cows.
L. = a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31


Republican Club Meetings.-Meetngs of
the various ward clubs held at the places and
time mentioned
First ward-Monday evening, corner Poymnia
and St. Charles streets.
Second ward-Frdsy evening. at liz Camp street.
Third Ward -Dostie Republican Club, Tuesday
and Friday evenings, at O'Clock, at No. 4 St.
Thomas street and Saturday evening, Union Sons
Relief Hall, between Franklin and Liberty.
Third Ward-Durant Republican Club, at Dumas
Hall, No. 500 Grayier street.
Fourth Ward-Tuesday evening, at corner OF Cont
and IRENE streets.
Fifth Ward-Friday evening, at Globe Ball Room.
Sixth Ward-Tuesday evening, at Economy Hall.
Seventh Ward-Monday evening, at corner Union
and Goodchdren streets.
Eighth Ward - Saturday evening, at Coiored
Church, Morales, between Vaudeville and Mangny
streets.
Ninth Ward-Mouiay evening, at Crescent Beer
Garden. on Front Leyee street. between Louisa and
Clouet streets.
Tenth WGrd-FrIday evening, at Colored Church.
corner Jaci son and Fulton streets. apl3
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COM Al ERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING. May 20. 1861.
COTTON-The market opeLod this morning with
moderate inquiry, but at a later hour the demand
assumed more animation, and although the same
prevailed that operated against the merchant
yesterdas-viz: inadequate supplies and continued
frmness on the part of hoders-still more liberal
business has been transacted the sales the close
aggregating 2l5O bales brokers participating in
the business. We have material variation to re-
port in prices the greater portion of the lists sold
changing hands at figures within the range of pre-
vious quotations. With the above remarks repeat
as follows ordinary 2092c., good ordinary 3a23sc,
low middling 2iHs25c and middlng 2ec. The diff
cuties presented to the negotiation of commercial
bills of exchange operated rather preudicay to the
movem mt.
COTTON STATEMENT.
,stock on hand Sept lst ls6e-baes, lO2Os2
Received previously .,,............. 7c3lG2-733 lo9
sss,5sI
Expo TED today e. -, an
Stock on hand............,,.... si2u
The exports comprise 5sO5 bales for Havre, s9l for
st. Petersburg, s77l for Boston
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-There have not been
any receipts from the coast since yesterday The
season for movements in the domestic production IL
at isstc an There is nothing doing in Cuba sugar
ARRIVALS IhE NESI.-Ine arrivals
from the West since yesterday comprise the tow
boat Bee, with eight barges, from St Louis, the
steamers Ames and Ruth, from St. Louis, and the
Leonidas, from Cincinnati.
FLOuR-The improved feeling which we noticed
in the market yesterday has continued to day with
more general inquiry on the part of buyers. Old
Hour, especially the lower grades, II very much
neglected. and can be bought at very low prices, but
that which Is fresh is in good request and command
full prices. The principal sales embrace l62 barrels,
of which 100 superfine at $40 81; $50 supeTfne in
three equal lots at Sl IS 100 do. at sll 50 100 on
its merits at Sl T5 100 single extra at Sl2 50: ~
choice extra li2 do 100 double extra 30 do, and "
choice extra private terms, said TO be very full
prices; 80 on its merits at Sl4 loo double extra Al
Slt 50 and 50 choice extra atekle b Dbl. The vide
range in the price Of snperi1e Is said TO be the
difference in the value of the old and new stock.
CORN-The supplies on the landing are very large;
the demand has ia Ion of the market y very dnl,
and prices are droop ng. The sales 70 day are con
yellow and white miEsd at the same price 100 VII e
and go white At q q q bushel .,, !.
| OArs-Are in light supply, and in fair demand Al
full prices Sales 70 day no sacks IN store at sc
100 and 800 sacks. in ets on the lspains, at 81 :
bushet
/ BRAN-Continuad scarce and In request at 50 IS d
100 ns some 800 sacks have sid in small lots st thai
| HAY-The supply Is largp and the demand !.
limited and confined to the local trade At sz7es 7
GREEN MRAT-A lot Of u casks sheal.iers sols
81 sKc. y D. Ths market Is bars q sides ana
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M MAYNARp, tLATE or WEST

I n. MAYNARD LATE OF 49, dEs,
L.. Felicisna Notary Public, Real Estate, ana zen
eral Commercial Agent, will be- found at No; us
Common street between Camp and ST. Charles, New
Orleans. .,,,
VIII promptly attend to al otarial business for
his friends and the public in this CITY, or for those
coming from the country who may favor hum WITH
business in the above specialities
Also, to the purchase, sale and renting OF stores
dwellings, and other real estate, and collection OF
rents for residents or absentees
Orders for the purchase of any iinds OF merehan-
disc and plantation supplies attended TO, as usual.
for my country customers.
The colored people OF the country parishes being
often the victims of sharpers and unprincpled
dealers, thus robbing them Of their hard earnings
feel it duty to say them that viii attend faith
fully to the sale of any shipment OF cotton made %
me- and will fill their orders III not under twenty doll
lArs) at tho lowest market prices, by sendlng the
addressed to me, glass box No. 3d. New Orleans. a
penny saved is penny earned.
apis eodAW
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MOBILE-Steamer Mary--aO bales cotton 1 q K
LAuve-sundrtes to order
UTILLA-SGhr Challenger-fruit
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MEDICAL.


II
The Eye and Ear are treated Medically ana SURG
cAy. in the diseases of their structures and the de-
rangements Of their functions, by
Dill. W. L. DAVIS. oCULIsT AND AuRIST,
81 Marafs Street,
Between Canal and GAsquet]
Persons with defective Hearing or Sight would do
we'll to make note of this.
mylO ly Fri Sun Wed
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Regular Mcctlrg.-The regular meeting of
the Central Committee Union Republican Party and
Ben Butler Clubs stands adjourned till SATu RDAY
EVENING next, June l, at the Fenian Hall,
corntr Of Poydrss and Carroll streets.
my23.eod3t' j. j. FISHER, Secretary.
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River News.

Capt. II. c. RARIDEN is the only authorized
river news reporter for the REFUBLICAS. Amy
commentators for him in relation to steamboat
matters should be addressed to him at this office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

The DOstIe Republican Club meets every
Tuesday and Saturday evening, at No, "A St Thomas
street JOHN l.. BROWN,
myll In Secretary.
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NJ 0rlsans Republican.
ecial Journal Of the United States


General Agents.
s,rSrr. Box SRI, Boston, Mas, General
4 =, Tor the North. .. e,,i.. I'll
bEoSS''C Co, Advertising Agents, Philadelphia,
fisyiTTTsGGr1T, Albany. n. Y.
fNuLGAMs, 81 LOUIS
HTGHAAi, Jr., PITTSBURGH.
Louisiana.
4 .r,iHe, vermllion-Rudolph Curtis.
RGytir,,a Bapices-A. /. Wild
a Warehouse. w. A. MoHlton
Eropp,onge-I ,ouis FRANCOIS.
~ kqTasst Feliciana, Chas w Thing.
Rton p po Office, St. James-N, $. Landry.
Nthonse- st. Charles-Mr. T.. Emerson.
ftiiooounSille-W. G. Wi kinson;
tnlfs.nr Rouge-S. Wrotnows HI.
bav,h Iohn Baptist-Mortimer +. Smith.
nrsyills. union-E. II. Hosner
fnElin Chas. n. Merritt,
LIN It. Maya. 5: Hall:
sn nspi St. HelsnaIJ s,nrt, Newton
e.' Terrehonne-A. A. Stone.
n ma tCarroll-John Lynch. ,u.,.
.sson City, Carrolton, aud Greenyli.elC,n,arle
,sr Residence, corner OF Line anu oPPef
s atists 'Paquemine--Julius Lowell.
lnr tend, Madison. james l.. Wright
kaot Ses-O. w. w. Blackington.
I..Ss &, Landry-Stephen j. Hill and Theo-
Cs stli g' Iberville. Geo L. Gaskeli.
.snort-I. :. Markham.
.sport-J. II. McNeen, x Co.
~ PRienvllle-W. IL. F!negan.
e'aaAeId Livingston, q. u. Ludecke.
"a IhlssaTb Tensas-R ID. Mitchell.
yssrtp,n.IThos l.. Morris, l. uts L. l.aloIre;
A ahI iafdurche, ID. IL. Reese, n. j. Baby
es ~ AGatahouia-Dr. ThOs. waters, a.
.!iionville p o.. Lafayette, Dr. L. Etiquette
~. lax SON Geo. w. Ferguson.
w. Cnncordia-R. Marshall
hirrton-A Milispaugh.
ElicianA Robert Worrell.
~ q Uniou-Wm. Wright.
Iii nlease notify the Editor OF any errors In
Mississippi.
xt,-Rsv james English.
sChri.tian-B. IL. Orr.
kshsz-L. d. Allen.
.uasyille Pike County-P. Bonney, l. NJ.
ms iapding-J. W. Bisseil. p. NJ.
III Texas.
NORTON. general agent.
EHnsyipe-Pillen x Terry.
kivsston-E. Mason.
<s.in-Cnorge X. scott,
shal-Dennis B. Bonfrey.
Alabama.
Ann-G. f, Nailon.
Florida.
&lno-Mr James Mcguire.
4 New York City.
Ia Root, Nassau street.
81 Kentucky.
kisville-S. P. Wa her.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

Mr.. ID. SWEATNAM is aug horned to transact any
business on the evee connected with the river and
marine reports Of this payer my assistant.
H. &. RARIDEN.
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POLITICAL.

Notice-The members Of the parish committee
for the parish of Jefferson requested to meet in
Carrollt0n no. Levee street. on SATURDAY
EVENING, at seven O'Clock The members are
earnestly requested be punctuaI in attendance
there will be business OF great Importance brought
before them. GEO. BRUNIG, President,
NJ SCHwAB, Secretary. my3l 1t
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Marine Intelligence.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EEPUBLICAN, !
Friday Morning, Mag 81, 1861. !
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DEAICY ...........................B BE AUTY
Auburn Golden Fla1en and Silken Curls pro.
duced by the use Of Prof DE BREUN'> FRISER
LIE CHEVECN. One application warranted to curl
the u-st straight and stubborn hair u either sex
into avy riugets or heavy massive curls. Has been
used BY the ta,hioaables Of Paris and London with
the most gratifying results. Does no injury TO the
hair. Price BY mail, sealed and postpaid, 81. De-
SER ptiye circulars mailed free.
Address BERGER, SHUTS co.,
Chemists, No. 2Sj River street Troy, y. y,
plO 81 IyeOdG " Sole agents Tor United States
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GILBERT MOVERS, W. W. DEDR
Late Lit. Col. Sd Mich. Cav. Late of the

Prosecute to collection aA kinds Of claims against
the United States. Special attention given to sol
diers and sailors claims for bounty arrears OF pay,
and prize money; invalid pensionA widows pensions,
heirs claims for bounty and arrears claims OF oheers
for arrears and of pay and all other claims
Of this nature. Losers of discharges can recover all
bounty, etc, due them.
We are permitted TO refer TO many prominent men
SrmI apl2
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IN DRIES.
CUND RIEs.

CUNDRIEs.......,.. .........,..sUNDRIEs.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
by T.. Harnan, 90 TehoupitouIas street.
5000 pounds HORSE and MULE SHOES.
100 dozen Hi ing Hoss.
20 tierces Leaf LARD.
% b esn1as I Iouisian. SUGAR.
10000 pounds Green SHOULDERS,
500 500 Bacon p,aoy
2o5 dozen cL2THEs LiN NJ Spr,
% sacks Rio COFFEE.
% barrels WHISKY.
. =. SSTAR. GASDhEs.
% FoXs STARCH.
Remember the place-96 Tchoupitoulas street.
DOCTOR WILLIAM CLEARY
Has removed his office to the corner of
Customhouse and burgundy streets,
where he can be consulted on all Medical and Surgi
cal di. eases of male and female myIs sm
EULL CORDS OF WOOD
500 CORDS ASH. Sawed in Three Pieces, Single
100 Cords ASH. Sawed in -Four Pieces, at $40 50
Single Cord.
lOaJ Cords all Sawed and Spit, Sll Cord.
Wood Wholesale and Retail, Sawed and Split by
Steam. " o. FIREWOOD co,
SO Canal sire ct, -four doors above ChartresD
myl2 I'M j, H. IODD, Agent,
SouH FLOUR WANTED
Wanted from one to two thousand barrels sook
FLOUR, by GRACE, DAVIS Co,
my2s Ut IS and 60 New Leyee street
VIM L. ROBINSON
AUCTI0NEER,
OFFICE, NO 30 BANK PLACE.
Solicts the patronage of his friends and the
public for outdoor sales OF Cotton, Sugar Produce
generally, Furniture, etc, etc. my7 I'm
/
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ADJUSTMENTS,
A CADEM OF MUSIC


UNDATED SUCCESS,
The Theatre honored with the elite and beauty of
the city-Lght and mirth provoking Summer Enter
ment-Another entire change of Programme-The
coolest place of amusement in the city-The wonder
full Zanfretta and Buislay Families in brilliant Pan
tomimes-The glorions Farce Of HOME FOR THE
HOLIDAYS, Or THE ErOS BOY-New Songs,
Dances and other entertainments - The Blu Stay
Family in the celebrated Spanish nci-The Fan
fretta and Buslays in the Two Clowns and the
ing pantOmIme Of NICODEMUS. my3I
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yIrHIsKEKs AND MUsTACuEs

W Forced to grow upon the smoothest face in
from three TO five weeks by using DIX, SENlGNES
RESTAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE, the most won
dertu discovery in modern science acting upon the
Beard and Hair in almost miraculous manner.
Il has been used by the elite of Paris and Tendon
with the rnost fattering success Names OF all pur
chasers will be registered and entire satisfaction
is not given in every instance, the money will be
cheerfuly refunded Price by mail sealed and post
pail, 81 Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free. -
Address BERGER, SHUTS & CO.,
Chemists No. 2o5 River street. Troy, N Y,
apl0 % lyeod&W Sole agents for United States
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SPECIAL, NOTICES,

uy30tje2O
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-01-02

The CONGRESSIONAL EXCURsIoN.-The
Senators and Representatives who have de
voted the Christmas holidays to an excursion
through the Southern States have been re-
ceived very cordially at all points. Gen. Beau
regard presided at adinner given in their hoI-
or. At New Orleans they met the Congress-
ional committee charged with the duty Of in
vestigating the massacre of last July. The
civic authorities rendered a reception to the
excursionists, which under the circumstances
was very properly declined. The company
consists of the following persons:
Major General o. o. Howard and Brigadier
General +. ID. Sewall, U. 5. army.
SENAToRs.-L. 5. Foster and wife, of Con-
necticut b. F. Wade and wife, of Indiana
A. 5. Ramsey, wife and daughter, of Minueso-
ia and ID. S. Norton, of the same State.
REPREsENTATlvEs.--Jo L. Thomas, Of
Maryland; A. III. Latin, of New York; NJ G.
Kerr, wife, and son, OF Indiana; S. S. Marshall,
of Illinois; Gen. X. b. Hayes and wife, and j.
r. Hubbell, of Ohio; and K. V. Whaley, of
West Virgicia.
CIvILIANs.---J. j. Knox, of the Treasury
Department; E. Spicer, of Washington; G.
w. Mahon, John Van Kisrck, W. l.. Coan, OF
ashIngton; Col. X. l.. Owens, Col. J. l..
Moffitt, John l.. Thomas, Jr, OF Maryland
The expedition is in charge of Col. Mark
land, general mail agent, who Is accompanied
by his wife.