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WoS'r somebody please 70 aeeommo-
date Col. Ben Smith, the Copperhead
candidate for Governor in this State,
with a discussion He Is overlooking
with eoneeit just now on account Of his
empty honor bestowed on him at Par
keTsburg, and wants somebody to take
the wind out Of him, a thing that can
easily be done, for he IS one ofthe most
vulnerable men in this or any other
State He needs handling without
gloves, as that has been his style since
opening The canvass he apparently
hopes 70 acquire notoriety by emulat-
ing President Johnson's programme
through the North and West. that Is,
by abusing the legislature Of West Vir-
ginia in almost the same language
employed by the Prezieent against
C.ouvress
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Pros Cure for Coasump9ion,

FIFTY THOUSAND persons de annually
from Consumption In The United States
Sc census fnT 1907
This remedy has been for several wears
used in practice by eminent phyxiefans. With
such marked suec9s, that IL Is now, BY mr.
gent Request oasEeii to the public as an in
1Allsble remedy zOr lung and throat 67fselsss
Not every one In the advanced EtaEes Of con-
sumption can be cured, bnt. many have been
ana many more are nov receiving benedf
ron Is use. and this long after al other
EeoEn remedies have Jailed. As an evil
deoee Of our sincerity IN the above state
meat re E4EsEAsEr IT 70 GIVE GATISFAC-
II0E1 Sod Wholesale and Retail by ed
AUED BDGkIHei. DEugEIs1- No. Odd Fel-
ioEE E1zl- y i3eel7Dg, Wet Va. aus
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- - -
oFeTl E,lituTl IN t[aine
e1neinues 70 oeeup5a lllol1fnent plaes
no. only IN he ns5s eo1ur1us bat in
TIE edfiorials 81 mast q car ezelllic,,-
ms elioiElols gains To-. flil Dui3u par
- sur1Eiiss efclV lrislil. ana Toe.
~ tSsE York 7=iilt iiill-s This oh
eIll Eellts o. the Maine
gqE1 Stee1lsel and 7llliT siIs-
sa le .lel.l1la . tl1 UonseeF1t ites
ard l1litlt1 q 7sopu3ar iEEcfr sVlall
g.1olly qneS-ee bE tie cals
he pre q 4 cl.a1aEy alive
maj oIlty ~ - 1e1zt GuueEess > yely
dnubtf1is tllz iii,s u u -, = 'ilF p al
Eelrsc u any ll-ll3 stllts- BE- ilsi.
In sdrts this llEif1 ElaalitIrI al is
VIA mo il y iIii + ID her new tsiIir5-
Ter III our l1liltCll hfst1l,f and llefI.Iiii
lil1ler EeoFI i E1ii6li of lirIrffls ofii1
lrIlatiQn 81 party plat
4lr tlil tf9 Dental election, be-
tha Gloss Of the cQ.ltn's
q > ql-. lllr and (3e1o.slE.
says hat tie
Ire belfe1 IN
ls-1t Felr-
OIL
--SIf
7lt-
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- 80 80 -, 80

RoOEs PEsEAcEzIzsIs llrssclrT a the liGsuft he
Elzr-ellres & nom gray 10 lis original color
n tEIfee e-eEsFllssellts the fz1r INN EaIl-
tns--lS the bess aEsle4e for dresng the hair
tlllIlFl1lf and CJfe an disease n the scllrs-|
$ delighffnIly peFfnEne,i euras hnllin.lES and
VII not s1a3n the skin We tell The story
quiesilT, and teil Il trtie5 Nillen Ne slyit -
ltestoHeF and DRESSING CoulbineIl.
No OfleE preparation llr tie lllfr C,fInfTfrls
Feisl1lsllil ar1f OIL Sod b. N DFIislzists
OREIE SKINNER 4 CO. sale lPT6urietrIIs
SyEnEaeld. lTrIEl
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On the I2th inst by the Rev. Iavsrsy
GresE- ME. ALFRED AUsEH, OF VGest Alexan-
dTiA- Washington Co, Pa, TO Mss HATTIE
NCuoSALn. DAUGHTER Of isrneE MeDouali
ESQ Of Ohio On. W. Va
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The Knabe Piano

swell enough known throuzhout fl.v--,.
States % sand upon It's merits ana I, S5teliat
neeezsIy 70 Pebble them Ihrr. M = hot
country o. se1d agents from do0I n ~ d..lt.s
sing their praise. - ussi5
me proper way for purchaser tn -,
themselves 1 10 apply 70 a rsSp.oz,sisS. 10
as represented. ~ = !cS
Another method Of pushing bad vo,.-
me PQbic i 70 seil thrU1zh 1ftEsss IS,'-ts
allowing them LaTEe commission o. III
Lnending their Instruments ms w., 1s.N =.
doing business o9cnnrss fHeTegztss re- 80 q
the purchaser '4As l'I1
In Purchasing frOm the agent Of a frs.-,,.-
manufacture, an instrument can EskSI-e
the factory pE5oe-no9 wifhStarifrg ~ -! -. L
se1falions Of OUTSIDE makers that ne a. -
commission increases Lhs pr1ee ofthe i5S.,,-
Persons In want Of lirz--alass P.sBos 49,.
expees 70 buy them ST second OF third ~,
ne public are invited to examine -.
esl'cN o.
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WAHSTED-AGESTs 10 snO Per-
w MONTH f0r Gentlemen, and SIS 70 So
Common Sense Family SeEinz Maehfne
innpEoTed and FeEfseted- II VII hem. faIl
stitch, q1llt, bind BRAND and embEuider e1Ii-
t1iqAy--pEiee only s29-nunking the elaEfile
loek s4lle1s and 1nlly Wnrr1nfed for three
yest1& We Pay the above Wnges, ora COM
- maze Ad[Ies OF eAll On C. BOWERS 2
CO. Ottlee No. - south FIfth Street FllFlS-
win circulars and terms -U9I-irIls
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THE Statue Of Washington, which
unf1 receutly ornamental tie stats
House yard in this cry. and which
General Hunter bT1lgh4 keTs IN the
sumner q 1851, Ms * up On lis an
cent pedsstal IN fro1t Of ths Virginia
1lflitaEF Iuslftuss e IsexirEton On
1foldeF l.s1. Illa reporter Of lIle .Lis-
l1lsE. ulso.ylls F'laiaIt, E-seEasl l.lrny
70 ElFe & II HI 17fer . Eeeozd one
e1n1ile1zalls ~ % tl1s T1rt Of tbs
77Elt 3 irl5ilil g-svelIlIl IN hET-
Ing golHntaFiIT TeluFnsl iEia alatus 70
the aullsnEis q y,iszfniss
Geueral srlitt- rs Fresidsst af IL
Ils.tlnia5 embFacd ths ee1n 70
zal5a on8 q he usufI Essllztr1eled
lsscs EslsFliIy hard = S11thera
Is-ilaeElaas Or any kind thess d1ys.
slEl1ts cllsE tllii1 3, II aillfllrssn5i, ~
isl1Tsd q e-lsla hess
fcs q = va - 81 ICED yrl3 nfa
o1ee lq-e FL % meet under car
gu1 leo etec elll - Eel EIl,a the e-E-
erEs t1 tt6u N tIe l1ieF-
ell lie l1-lE1li r ecIEfI-ls1
- 80 liil ct lislc 8
tA ANA4 no 1lFd did
tEod1 l'al l4ucE. lII.lEralI M
nEn Jac-loll - c1I q ~ ~ co.,
Q. cl1.atss e lle 1lll g rs nntf5 ana
fdt lis country rr
AID Garland l.iil Cll Z. ~
hundred and tlleEls I've Oh -
niuUnf who have fallen - -
NlrtuEe and e llr tlllr ~.
olIG ILfg. llert5 fh1l5 ClrIlsl
ns % M le oai
irfI1 s. lr1iIi esi q and
MSS lad ire IA the taiioa f1t
s1ue- or = o pr the I715HIi o ~
fully - l1F-l @
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greenwood Cemaferv

CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL. TSoAD
- miles elsf Of the city, Il nov 100 n
interu1enlz. sale, and I'M eTIleIlt a. -
cen = asres Of land, azld s Iatd out
N the ms EnldErn and frnuTJoVed EIVle-
can te easily. Heaehed It m s1SlouIs "a fi,e
81 y t1e National Rnod and f1r fhFes-
y .ll5ile g tAle year b. the HempaeId Ran
tl1ll. e + perfectly 5eClg ard intel,llelI -
= = b e!.Eyr variety q trees, shrub
~ lllnlAe vault, chapel aFsIdefii 10
lollnt etc. % make Il eq11l 70 ffle ~
flllll eell1e IN the country
A1lple 7 ToFls11n = also made for ffs en-
lelleilt, CIDER and clIFe In iuIfV
Esl9lls eleSlro1s OF YJ1Fclsisiiirt 80 can
sl.ll-llils tlle gEo1Ilt.s With fle S1ueFfnfer-
Gent. " 10 has pat. or ses1il5 fisil - esSIi-
4lg g me once q the SeeretlTyr a sfSfn
si1sets oFelsthe Bank q y lfesllfiI.
Eeillls ll,tlllLllg 70 make iutefrleufs Tvfn
ell4 On ne eelec % Obtain perrTlIi1 fllisrs-
A.4=s=4e q zfAlIlieslG1 to i7err and
Fl.llf.ls VII Be sad b The ~
l91AzD 81 llrlzIriIl1IE sl-a- = S-eeneT
EEa1tltllts Z G. Blnhsll, saefefsry. 8. &
sslloslsss John. G. lIltls Gen 1fenael, los
4I9ls AfslilIl. 6.
S9ltllll5 = A. Htldreili, ardi-Irli
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gtw sarerHstmtuts.
Wanted.
Steam Engine for sale

TlEArEDIATELY. a GOOD oPERATuR
aspis-if n. d s1yTTEI.T. 4 RR1.
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nun out To-NIEhf

To the Union meeting al the Central
Club rooms, corner OF Market and
Monroe streets.
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Dining saloon.

MR VIZ FALLouRE. OF TINS CITY.
w has opened . DINISG SALOON at No.
- Main street. between Monroe and Quincy,
and viii hereafter serve M three meals TeF
day regularly. BEeakfaEE frOm toS dinner
hoZn Il % ~ supper from TO &
In addition, meals VIII be served IN At aIIy
time to parties calling.
me establishment IS fitted up In the bes4
style, and VIII oomIare hyorahIy with any
similar one in laree cities and viii be % con-
dneted Is to give satisfaction % an In need Of
ameal Eepf2-IWr
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Notice to Tay PAYERS.

ETIHE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
u Wheeling has dEed the 6nse q October
1875. FOR ten per csnt 70 b PIT on an tax t1Ils
for tie use o. the city not paid before that
date A-R. WOODS. Collector.
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IIAEiEEAGE AID CELIBacK. an
EsslE e lglzzils r-l.ll Intrlleti11l or Totrr.
AIen- Alsp Ioile ard AIRES which iIiu5-
tfie ne yllzl rs With illls mems 81 ts-
LEI sent NE q ellaIlse IA se-ilei letssr en-
YelQres. A11ress. Dr. ]. Sill LIS HOUalE-
TCisS. How IN -, IlIii lhllii n.
aufs-SuEE
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DIR. LAROOKAH,s
Indian Vegetable P1Inio7ie. sIvT7,,

CIUREs COUGHS COLDS, WHooPISG
" CoC6H. cRouP, AsTHLA, CARAEEH,
BEo1sCHFTIs. EAIE " THE SFpE NIGHT
$sFKAzs4, H0AE5zSRsz5s to which public
EpsakeEs ard singers Gre liable, Co.SElrFl-
LI0-S. In It's early stages, and 61 dtseasss d
the throat and fIIulis
Indnrasd By the hSghesi nnefifcaI authority
ezeEymeu o evegJ Determination. au4hoEz
erlt1tzs fzusezols In oIzE various coIIe5Ees and
% many QfoIEr 1l1st eminent public men
Containing - epfaiul, il = adapted to eyeFy
eEss and eau Be used without far Of the
dsnlsalD7s results which follow the uss Of
many Of t1e e1lEgd preparations Of which
opium and fpeeae are the ba5e.
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A Meshoaist vIeu q the sItuns,oo-
The Churehand TIE AduaInistration.
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OYLRSDER. IS meh dtameass * net
N-lstrokes bailt In the mos substantial mar
Eezs beng only used . few month"; wiz be
Also, aharse 10 * long, % feet vide, and
feet deep and well built. Enquire Of
Sepl4-lE AOFFEr q MOEABR
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For Sale

az VERY LIBERAL TERMS. AT A.
" Weberis muzie seoye, the following Les
oBd-hADd Instruments.
Excellent Rosewood Knabe Piano, ~
Oct
sx OF -Io1d- Piano. in b@ order.
Cheap small Piano
Mason 4 Hamiln' OEgan-only used .
few montha- Eepl8-lv
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A1EEsIcAz x Lib Elsid VIZ rllrs I,ir,ille.-ra
GonEhs Erurellitis, Sore Ihfuat. ks4hul1
I'M islll, HellEalgia. Aiyne IN he Raee
4usldllll, ksilll- 9ursEilis. (,|lIiit-
lGlEls GFuup. C1idIs PeFer 11i'ill - an
Ia IL 2 lrZiefllF. Sod b an u
With li1ll Clilacti11I1 f1r ne
QktH1t SKINNER = CO. f7IIJnrietfllIi
Srrlllslieli Ma DEAIAs BARllES 4 col.
4galis tar Eos7o1- nEI4-Iy
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SpffIaI AotIfes.
ITCH, mCH, ITcHl
sCRATCHt sCRATCHG SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

Also. cures Salt Rhsun, Ulcers. ChiIblsfns
snd an erupfious oFfie skin Price 80 cent?
For sale by all druggists. By sending 90 cents
70 Weeks a Potter, sOls aEsnts. 10 Wash
ington street, Bnston, Il vii be forxzrtied fy
nail free Of postage, to any part OF the
United States jn1-sm
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w n SINGI.RTOI
Slate ROOfng

CtENERAL AGENTS FoR PENSsYI-
hand . fnll supply nom the Elsyf tIuSFfieS
which Win Re sod low
DODSON 4 BRO
SuEGh No. "A Main x TTlleeIfflv
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MnsItaI anstrnmtnttsa

FTEHE GREAT REPUTATTOS
L EStnbe Piano has Indeed rrs,-lOIf IRE
ferior instruments 70 represent toff=.sio q IL.
the same as the Rnutss InzTiss -. lSeslsssT
formerly employed by them. O. - oikIEss
This 4 an cd dodoe- and one -;
~ iSl y L1 ; z, Who eSnnoSs ~
quently are compelled to foFr- tE g. en1ss
market a. any Price -s-h O u
This mode Of doing bussnaSs g.,
SUPERIORITY OF THE Ky Sbaee oitts
mere fact Of small makers tSI-f7c. Z = n
the STANDARD, and z+orsfn,- =. llst 4
reputation should be al the ey3ds 80 ths,,
Say. Ices
II Is vel known fae1 TIA. an
Piano manufacturers have GlleIr s-t.f4--e-as
agencies and dispose Of Their gurrJ. I1{l.lsha
them '-'Ossa
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METcALvs GREAT RrEUlraTTc Rx,upr.
This new and wonderful medicine acts
Ike magAe, curing Rheumatism Of years
anss-in "a. ID floaAN 8 co. Agents.
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IAIEBs
S1fl EsE3llS NAILS. ASSORTED SIZES
G. HII.IilaEsTIa 4 BRO.
T7NLsAFoEElEa EXTRACTS on a eTJ-
II spsElf olnlll Y. a l1fsa sII1rlsr rI1 l11Ir7ii
1zel eqrslls b lll1l IND EllCEtItgE5. lGo-I
Oh EelQWS Hafl S1iS
Peachesl Peachesl
TUsE ARRIVED AND FIoB SAIsEs AZ
p NJ lllllll iaiclls CAL lo1ll t5E8r-l
t1ell- PEessl pr lox. al5-I17
TOO BTsEE- TIMOTHY SID.
ltttA . % Co.'S 49, - Il1---,. -
PRYOR BOYD = 5il-s.
Wool 1lIlIl5ls 40 L.lE.s- or II1i7D
: y ll44 az 50 .
80 stss H BEsRFEE
naelssye CIdeF ms azl-I -
7I7I0E sAL.E BY
z D -. ..11i . VIE o.
o.l3E - YFatsTsts
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At the adjournment of the late ses-
sion the House Of Representatives stood
IS follows.
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ternal revenue we're appointed to-day, fifteen Of
whom were for Virginia.
The postage on European mails the l4ss GacaE
year amounted to 81 449 600, all Of which, except
one hundred and siXty-four thousand dollars ae-
crued to foreign steamers.
The department is in receipt of European news
which renders war between Austria and Prussia
extremely improbable.
The conduct of Prussia is generally deprecated.
Queen Victoria has written letter to Prussia, ex-
pfessing her disapprobation of it's bearing in di~
plomatlc intercourse and strongly counseliug
peace.
The Times special says there is further talk Of
expelling Mr.. Davis, Of Kentucky, from the Sem
ate, on account Of his sentiments uttered on the
9th Of last month, and which Senator Howard de-
nouneed, yesterday, as reasonable and reyolu-
tioBary.
Mr. CampbePsnominati0n as minister to Mexico
was TO be reported to the Senate without recon-
mendation, the committee being tied on the sub
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MORNING, MAY 3, 1866.

stantIy, by soldier belonging to the Goth u g.
colored infantry. We did not learn any Of the
particulars. On Saturday his remains we're buried
by his former comrades with military honors. The
murderer is under arrest. awaiting his trial. At
the time of his death, Mr. Hill was employed as
clerk in the quartermaster's department at this
place, his term Of enlistment in the 9th illinois
having expired some time since. Mr.. Hill was
from Freeport, H., where his connections reside.
shreveport Southwestern
BAYOU SARA.-The Ledger states that if all the
upper rivers are rising, as reported, there will
soon be water enough in this country to wash
away all the sins of man,
The Ledger also states that the regular spring
fights have commenced at Bayou Sara.
The editor of the Baton Rouge Advocate took a
drive few days ago to Manchac and was delighted
at the fine prospects for the growing corn crop
along the road. So far as he could learn, how
ever, cotton was not doing so well.
The Advocate announces that the ladies Of West
Feliciana are getting up grand charitable con.
cert to come offtouight at st. Francisyie.
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Point CgeGr Hotel.

The zadersgned will open the Point Clear Hotel
The 10th day of May next,
This establishment is now being repanteE, and put in
plete repair and condition Gas and water works being
erected the grounds beautifully laid out and the house fur
nshed entirely new with best Of materials and the latest
improvements.
Arrangements will be made for direct Communication with
New Orsapc pud Mobile both by steamboat and telegraph
RHLAIARD TABLES
OF the most approved ptsn have been ordered Ten Pin
Alleys being built and every suitable to the eli
mate and place afforded to nan woman and child. For
BATHING AND FISHING
AHi heahfnes this celebrated watering place has no suDa
the continent and the undersigned intends to make
the most sasant and comfortable one in the world
CHAs. e. sMEDE9, Manager.
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The spanl.h.ohlllan VA.
SPANISH DREAD or THE AMERICAN FLEET-CoB-
MoDoRE ROGERS Debating POLICY.
IFrOm the Memphis Bnlietin, April 81


The nost mail from the South Pacific has brought
the navy department rather startling adyices from
the seat of war on the Chilian coast According to
q dispatch from Commander Rogers, in command
of the United States steamers in the harbor at
Valparaiso, a collision between the naval forces
and English squadron on the one side and the
Spanish iron clad NumaGia aud the fIigate Byance
an the other side, is not improbable, Ii seems that
Admiral Nunay, commanding the Spanish vessels,
notified the authorities at Valparaiso that an at
tempt was made to employ torpedoes against his
ships, he would at once proceed to lombard the
city. The Chilian authorities informed Commo-
dore Rogers and Rear Admiral Dennan, command
ing the English squadron, of this notifications and
thereupon the commanders of the United States
and English vessels sent Joint protest against the
proposed bombardment and informed the Spanish
commander that they should insist under any cir
cumstances upon ample time being gvea for the
removal of neutral property and the women and
children of the city, before it was fired upon.
At the same Time they changed their auchofages
and took up position closer to the shore,
| between the Spanish vessels and the city. Com
modOre Rogers Expresses his intention TO attack
| the Spanish fleet, in case his demand should not be
| complied with. The United States steamers IN the
| harbOr consist Of the monitor Monadnoc, with
| l5-ineh guns !; the Powhatton, u guns the VAN
derbilt Is guns the Tusoarora, 10 guns Wntcree,
TO guns, and the Suwanee, 10 guns in all 81 guns.
The Euglish fleet is smaller in number Of vessels
and guns. The Spanish ironclad IS 0 vessel Of
immense offensive and defensive power, $50 feet
long Is feet out of the water mounts 40 guns, and
is plated all over with Eve inches OF iron. Her
capacity is no less than 720 tons. Nevertheless
Commodore Rogers thinks he could sink her in less
than half an hour In private letter the CONF
mOdore humoTously remarks that he has had TWO
visits from the Spanish Governor, who no thinks
fully satisfied himself, by close inspection, mas
this monitor is no match for the American moni"
tor. The commander also writes that the Gtonad-
noe was visited by $4,000 children IN sihgie u"y'
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Crescent

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
No. Of Camp street, New Orleans, Ia.
Business and the public respectfully informed that
the CRESCENT now possession Of superior facilities
tn expeditions execution the reasonable
terms Of
EVERY STYLE AND vARIETY
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.FTOt5Cc.

NEW ORLEANS April q, 1866.
Tho following BANKS Of this city, and after MAY ls
viii their respective places of business o'clock
till further notice:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NEW oRLEANs.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA.
CANAL BANK.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK.
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS
CITY NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
SOUTHERN BANK,
UNION BANK.
BANK OF AMERICA
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SAILING OF THE WINCHESTER The steamship
Winchester, Capt Gregory, sailed last evening for
Havana direct with full freight and the following
passengers:
Col Lay WIFE W Burns and wife Francisco Rodriouez
8rs Grieb Mrs Henry Henry Henry GoIdng Galindo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-03

SHELL Bxr1osIoN.- Yesterday evening, about 8
O'clock. an explosion of number Ofsheh, occurred
on the canal, Just below Deanais foundry, which
caused the death of q man named Joseph Cal
Iagban and the w0unding of another named Wm.
S1rouse. At the time of the explosion, the par
ties were engaged in exTieatng the powder from
the shells, some 200 or 800 of which were lying
around, having been recently taken from the
canal, where they were thrown at the time of the
occupation Of this city by the Federal troops in
April of last year. We visited the scene Of the
disaster shortly after its occurrence and horrible
sight met our vision. The torn and mangled body
of Callaghan horribly mutiated, was lying across
a log, his arms extended, one Of his legs blown of
just below the hip, and laying at the distance Of 10
or u yards, the other hanging by the skin. tho
fingers blown from the hands, both eyes blown
out, large, hole through the head, and his brains
scattered about the ground several yards distant,
The sight was indeed horrible and bcggars any at
tempt at description.
The man, sprouse, was utslightly injured about
the head.
From the statements Of persons in the neigh
hofhood, some dozen or more of 5ae shells must
have exploded, as they say they heard that num- g
Der of reports in rapid succession Tho wonder
is that Sprouse did not shares the sad fate OF his
unfortunate MISUNDERSTANDING News.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-03

MAtsoa DoREE.--This establishment is one which d
every citizen of New Orleans is Justly prond Of.
Its considered by all bon piuants as well kept
house, and the furniture and general attins up is
on such a scale of magnifoenee, that it would be
celebrated even in Paris It is reaiiy appetising
to 90 into the building to see Che grand and airy
rooms, splendid furniture and tables garaished
With sueA beautiful white cloths l0l 6gl9bs class :
ware. Ne mlncan cali himself on Os,slai3n who
has NOS aiasd there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-03

-Four hundred dozen fine linen handkarchtefs at
50 so, worth u 50, for sale by Kreeger selig-
man COZ Magazine street, above The market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-03

CLOSING Our AT CosT.-Hessrs: Levy, Yondorf
& Adler No. l64 Canal street. being about to make
some important additions and improvements to
their store, and not wishing to be put to the ex-
pense of removing their goods, are offering them
at cost, without any charges for expenses, ETC.,
being added. When it is remembered that this
stock was all bought this spring, since the fall in
prices, and comprises one of the most beautiful
and well selected assortments of dry goods in the
city, our lady friends cannot fail TO give the matter
a favorable consideration. We refer them to the
advertisement, which we publish in another col
umn.