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The national Republican., 1866-07-14

FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
..., wAsHIHafoH.
I'd. ooor.. tof Jay Cooke : O.. , frsssAs.t
VS. Husrusros. ossAsss.
eovIlHnlHf DKrosTfoRI
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isru sran,. epposns rzs .,sAsvnr ,pAsMzs..
aev.r,.s.s sss,rinss viii fssss,,s. u.issl n.sss.
a~oHn nIIIaoH DoLLARs.~
We buy sad sell all siassss Of aoyIRHnIHf slCu.
RIfIEs ., current market rssss
vuREIsB IxcHAHos and mako oolIss.ss. On ALI
| rHE PRINCIPAL oIrIss OF TEE usIfID srATls
| We purchase oevsransnt voushsrs On The MOST
sAvoRABLE rERhs. s,d give eA..vvI AsD ,ao.r,
ArTsHsIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BusrNsss MEN AND yIRns
sad 70 any other business entrusted 10 "a
FULL IHIoRnATIoN in regard 70 oovIRlnIS1
LOANS q, all tnss shssrfaIiy furnished.
WI. HUNTINGTON. o..Ai.r.
~ vAsurvs-ns. Hssss n. Iaas .Nn- -AW
DITTENHOUsE, FOWLER 4 co.
BANKERS,
$50 Pssnsylvsais Avsnus.
| seriptions.
g COLI ,.,9 SILVER, and uSouRRrSr MONEY bought
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
ExCRAHdI on sn parts Of Iurops sold At Lowest,
| rates.
Our once bel gia direct tslesraphie ncaon With
| the Gold and Stock Exehaage Rooms In New rh
Promptnes and dispatch In the execution Of orders may
be rsli-d on.
dissertations of the $50 TREAsURY NOTES. Oar
special attention 10 given to this Loan. Att
The national Republican., 1866-07-14

T UMBER, s LUMBER, b, LUMBER
.1HrG Do irg o.B, oHURCH 4 co. .-I r..,l
Desire TO call spseiai stsaop Of the Carpsutsrs spe
Builders Wb-slwriahts aud Coach MAKERS Il their eI
nn-ivssnd well selected AssortmeOt Of ali the various
kinds sf LumbAt3 son-i-tiug 10 part Of -T
All ssss Of White Pine Poplar, Walnut, Oak Ash and
wy ''H' Hickory.
F.. q4 ~ .f.'" FRAMING.
White Pine, Spruce. H. ulloek, Va, Pine, and Oak.
-. - FLOORIha
white Pine, Spruce v. Pine Eastern Shore. Aad OAK
I'D Cyprsss, white Pine, spfuoa, and Cedar.
I rkEck RAILS POSTS, AND PiGKgra
Biii' Il Ls~s'r cut 70 0rds, y y: ;nsr,s se,iss.
? pSs' N Cor. Maryland ave sad xsysaih stIsst.
The national Republican., 1866-07-14

nIsTRIOT OF COLUMBIA. COUNTY
~ " wAsHlne roh, - w. hsssby ssst " ,hs,
sh.rd nssas. q wssihsts4 sovssy, bfsusht 6sf,rs
Ne ne .uh srioer ose - shs ysasss f The Peace q
sifsy. eORRtL H0R about u hand. 6ixb, Ii or II
year. oa sasea fssskssA shtss shns fsst scar on 10
II Sab. 80 II - = '77sl A'-
Given uadss ny hsad. u y..aL.1g-;
TIE owner Of the sbsss .dssssbsS kofls is
70 prove p,opsryspsy sAsrsss ed tsts .in sS-y.
1t Mr.. NeL.od's hr,, ", niiss so,ts Il BlsS .ssiurs
jyl4.sgs = = =. - -
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GE0KzsRrOwN ArrAIRa.

TAxs Con Yocs L,oixsa There we're
s%s t!ssssst psss,s. s,ssss ssalss VBtslss ~
!, y cs,y az. s.ss.t @ .;l :,,ss sssss .ass. Afis..
ansd In two easss. f34 ~ 49,
The national Republican., 1866-07-14

RKLIEr or fHR PORTLAND SurryRERs.--A
mesiing Of the Execativs Oomnittss, sppointst on
Tussdsy evening last to devse means for sbs rsiisf
Of the Portland sufferers, wss held last svsning To
the Aidermen'I Chamber, st the City Haii, Hon
sidsey Psrhsm. Of Maine, In the chair, and L.
Mr 'spaIdlns, from the COMMITTEES to Distribute
the subscription lists reported that they bad dis
tribuisd them TO the persons appointed 70 receive
the sane. 90 Wednesday evening last.
M. Dsans. the secretary, reported that list had
been prepared and would bs sent to eaoh Of the
Hon. .Boratlo Hing reported, that he, With Mr..
Mel -lsn end Jos. A wsrs. ECO. had collected In
the Post 0fR~s building $500, Of which Hon. wu.
Dc 'ni.on eoussiSstsd $780, jos. A. Ware s2s and
NJ. King stated be had also sent bis own check
for 500 TO the Mayor Of Portland. Il 80
Mr.. Bailey stated he collected from Mss,rs. Philp
4 salouons 500, Rlsdohard Z Nahum $40, and IN
oth.r party so, uhtins In all $500. ,g'e-'-,,,.
M. g. A, Piiabsr rsPor,.d thst *lsryy 8. D.vis
E.a. OF this sily. had given 500. Mr. J. o. Lssis
The Chair stated that bstwssn slx and ssv.n hun
drsda dollap had been collected frop msmbsn Of
the Houss Of Rep sssutstivsa and The same dspos
tied TO the credit Of the Mayor Of Portland. Mr.
Hooper. Of Boston. had given his check sor eiOo
Hon. Mr.. Alley $50.
Mr. Dsans slated that he had collected Il Ii.
Patent Once $50. in addition to the amount rs
ported last meeting. IN IlIl 80
Mr.. Rwsstssr moved that . committee Of thvs,
BE- appointed 70 assist the ladies In taking sp CON
tfibuti0ns 4. q
Msssrs. swsstssr, o. A. Pitcher. and Gen. o. O
Howard vre spPpinted % such COMMITTEES.
Mr., Hobbs, Of the Treasury Department, 70
ported that Nr. Hartley and himself received par.
tia, returns from 6vs bureaus, in which S575 hss
bseu sabscrihed, SS7s Of wh,oh had been paid. Mr.
II. thought tho subscriptions from the Treasury
Department woald amount 70 twelve or hftssn hun
dr-d dollars. 7. a5r 'ss - ~ THa
H,n Hugh Meculloch gave 500. snd Admir-
Shubrick Of the Light Hvu,e Board, s2s. il.
10 motion. the meeting adjourned until Tussda,
evening next. Hrr a r7 IN
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Freea Msbtls-AA Elopsmsnt and iss Rs-
suits. ~ f..rsaf (.
MOBILE, Ala, July lo.--A nuiatto and young
lady, who slopsd this morning, have been over.
taken and brought back, The friends Of the young
lady took the African 10 pants unknown. II is be.
hsvsd that they lyoehsd him. BIS father who has
considerable property, h dstsrminsd fully to invss.
tigste the matter. ~ % Eat7f b .sa
r. fHss5 !. "A GHOST, KILLED. "a s
A man living st avillsgs near the city, lsst
night sstsuptsd to frishtsn ssus girls, by wrap
ping : white cloth round bis body and psrsonstips
. ghost. Anrsn but one, who pulled ont revolver
and dslibsrs.sly fred sig balls into the head snd
body At,hs hrst shot the ghost fell, but she con.
tinusd firing She then went home and related III.
eiroausssAoss. and parties returning to the spot
found lie eouplstsly extinct, two balls having
penetrated bs forhsad. and tho other four tho rs-
sion Of the heart The sympathy Of the people q.
vorsd the girl, and she hes not bssn arrested. y.
The national Republican., 1866-07-14

GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
" TAS R1NKFIr OF
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL ORPHANS Hoxs YuHD,
under the auspices Of the soldsrs aad Sailors Upiop
washinstSn, D. G., At Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August ., lssa
~ 100000 tickets will he sod at q sscb-75 ooo
presents awarded, vaiued at e2sOOn e25i 90 Of .hs
profits to be given TO the soldiers and Sailors
Orphaes' Home faod, "a 800 10 the wsshiusto. M.
and Female Orphan Asylum the balance after ductps
be paid TO the treasurer Of the and
Sailors Union of washington, D. O.
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an virtue Of . writ II auaeAa asat t.ssd fsoss aAs
Gle oncs Of the ssptsns coan ., The Dtarist e
Cou .eit and - order o tss said Cour ls. ~.
= will cell ., public sale for cash. q WIN. WairE
Go. BAasar, on Louisiass us % TdksoAY kHxf,
the iItn instant ct 10 o'soek the foiswiss ss.ds
and rhattsis, Wis: "a - 30 - : =. -
une Bay Ho se One set Harss.s, oss Truch vasss,
seied and levied upon the sood, ssd ebpss Of Bsr-
se hee snd will be sold to sadsfy atsseh hsas No.
27s7, in favor Of Crane Holmes ilt ly ~ fIIF.
jy4.tds .4s- Uaitsa staiss nafshsL D. Q.
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III 0 Il 5 Z A 7 A U Q 7 TO n
NAvr-YARD wAsHrSaroS, Jolly TO- 1895.
Will be sold SATURDAY nrxt, the i4Ih last d
" m., at the w.shisston NAVY ard. 20 '....r-.
ONE AkRYALL HORSE,
Condemned 9. unit for publ use 80 ...
Terms: CAsh. F r''. ..I. .a.'.
BY order Of the Commandant. ... ~. .tH..I4tl
..t.. CHAs LATHRoP, i0,r
Jyll u Naval storeksspsr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17

federate Government, and fill thcir pockets with
money. When the conscrpt officer was about to
grab them they made their escape through the
lines and turned up frst-cass Unionists and mar
tyrs on the other side. OF the Norfolk men, the
I'irginian o. that city says:
"It is not necessary for our purpose that we
should mention names, we thel efore omit them and
make the general declaration, tho truth of which
will be attesteh by every respectable man in this
community, that SO far as tho Norfolk men are
liable set, with one or possibly two exceptions,
could not be found i'll this or any other cUmmu-
nifty.
Three of them are deserters from the Con-
federate ranks. Butler mitigated bis ipfamy in
this community, by fixing perjury ON one of them
And another, seeking lower depth,' after he
ming blockade goods into the Copfederacy, and yet
as juryman, took the oath that lie had never
given aid and comfort to the South"
or the men from about Alexandria the Gazette
says:
"We arc informed by gentleman who was
this city for upwards Of a half century-who is
known to all our citizens, and has at various
times held important municipal positions that OF
Grand Jury, now in session in Norfolk, who hail
from Alexandria, he has never heard Of but three,
and of these three, though clever in their way, no
stant that Tor Petty Juryman he could even bo
selected"
Of the Richmond contingent, certainly no bet
ter than those from Norfolk and Alexandria, we
will probably have something TO say hereafter.
Fhe New York Ne,cs, after giving the names Of
the Jurors, adds
Among these there four individuals whose
antecedents are OF a nature to suggest that they
are strongly biased against MIR. Davis William
Fay, Burnham Wardwen, T. Dudley, .Jr., and
Burnham Davis, were brought from Richmond to
Norfolk to serve in the panel. During the war
these mon were held by the Con federate aurhori-
ties as prisoners Of State, at Richmond, under
suspicion of correspondence with the enemy.
What their moral attributes may be, wo know
not; but the simple fact that by authority of the
then President s Of the coniederacy they we're de-
Government ought to have been sufficient, in the
eyes OF justice to render them incompetent to act
even in the initial proceedings of the case. Al
though the action Of the Grand Jury is q mere
form still it would have been better if that form
had been carried out without the agency of par
ties who may be supposed to nurse resentments
and vindietive feeling against the prisoner"
1t is said there were seven indictments made by
the Jury, but the names of the other parties have
not yet been made public.-Richmond IVhig.
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For the Army, for the Navy, and
for Every One.

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every description which are warranted for every
known and unknown species Of disease the suerer
hnds 1t almost impossible to distinguish between good
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speaking of HosrETTFns BrrTRRs refer to prepara
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the stomach-the irregularities and disorders which
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fs known and employ ed as a Iemedical agent.
Persons who have been repeatedly deceived, perhaps
cannot be convinced that Hosteters Bitters will effect
sure rapid, and permanent BnI this assertion
Is confirmed by testimonial etters from the most dis
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used these Bitters keep them now by their side as
safeguard, believing that San OF venon is bet.
ter than pound of cure"
The digestive organs which have been violated and
prosrated by excessive irregular Indulgence OF
te will be restored to their normal condition by the
use Of this wonderful medicine.-Boston 7rapcAer.
HAY IA 6
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LATE NEWS.
Mr.. Davis and his Trial.

4, lFrom Nep Pork Herald CorrespondenGl i''
FoRTREss MONROE, May 12 JEFF. Davis received
the notice OF the indictment for treason presented
against him by the Grand Jury OF the United
States Circuit Court, recently in session in Nor
folk, with something moro than stoicai indiffer-
ence. On the contrary, he expresses himself as
am told, greatly pleased at the result and hoped
that his case would now be soon decided. He
shows himself in his conversation on the subject
to have been perfectly sincere in his avowals all
along Of an earnest desire to be placed on trial.
While do not believe that he for a momen. enter
tsins any apprehension as to- the result OF the
trial. am satisfied that he both expects and de-
sires that the examination shall be OF the most
thorough and searching character.
His chief point OF defence, as he has frequently
stated, will be based on the subject of State rights
and the prerogative granted every citizen Of a
State to sustain the official action Of such State
think, moreover, he feels confident of receiving
o fair and impartial trial. and is willing to abide
the issue. To his counsel. am told he
has already written on the subject of his expected
trial Come what WILL JEFF Davis will show hiul-
self no cowardly prisoner at the bar of justice.
Tho attacks in the Southern press (whose editors
hope thus to bolster up his CASEY against Judge
Underwood and the other members OF the Grand
Jury he does not, am satisfied, sympathize with
in the least; and all their mutteriugs about pack
ed juries and corrupt judges have no effect upon
him.
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HB- TAKE PAR rICULAR NOTICE.-1O OLD
SLIP NEW YoRE, sth MAY. 1s6G-To the Consgnees
Of the MATTE E. TABOR, Capt ARNOLD, bound from
Philadelphia to Charleston, and all whom It may con-
Germ
], GEORGE DAVIS. of 10 Old Slip, Merchant of the
City and State of New Yos hereby give you notice not
to pay over any money Moneys caiIel TO be due or
due aud payable. the said Capt ARNOLD arising from
the freight Of the said Schooner MATTE TABOR
said moneys or money being my property until
turn to New York, and completion OF Charter Party
dated March 3Oth, 1866 And should you part with
such money moneys in defiance Of tnis notice,
shall hold you each, and every ouo liable in damages
to me-. hold vessel t, f,a her said Charter Party
dated as above, March 3U:p. lsGb. ~
Nav n
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1t is understood that Chief Justice Chase will pre-
side, and Attorney General Speed will prosecute,
assisted by Judge Clifford OF Observation-Disclosures
Willism nj. Evarts, Esq, of New York. rs coun lei
on the part OF the prosecution. The court will
convene in the early part Of June. A gentleman
who has read the evidence against MIR. Davis for
completely in the assassination plot states that it
does not contain single fact that would have
been thought sufficient by the President, or any
other fair-mindcd man. to order the trial sought.
| THE ''PLAN" IN THE SENATE.
There was general conference in Washington,
ON the 18th, of tho members OF the Recoustruc-
ton Committee, relative to tho course to be pur-
fued on the Constitutional amendment, which
comes up in the Senate tomorrow. Tho result
seems to be that a determined effort will be made
to strike out the third section which dsfranohises
all rebels from voting for the next four years. In
its place it is proposed to insert clause depriviag
all officers of tho rebel government from ever
holding al Office under this government. In this
II VIII necessarily go to tho House for concurrence
1t will, it is now believed, command two-thirds
vote i'll that body. a. .l' f.r".
CHARACTERISTIC SPEECH OF HENRY A. w1Es
E1-General and Ex-Governor HENRY A. WISE lee
tured in behalf of tho orphans in Alexandria, Va,
on the 18th, and in the course Of his remarks
made the following observations:
You might call the father rebel if you
pleased, but he (the speakor) was alive to defend
rebellion tApplanse.l K little % further "s on he he
remarked that there was no power on earth which
could make him move one step from old Virginia
oath, and there was no power which could make
him take one. He was no traitor that he would
swear before high heaven. If he were one he
should deserve to be shot. He had taken no
oath Of allegiance, for he was not foreigner
to be naturalized: For two centuries his fore
fathers had lived in the old commonwealth of
virginia, and their bones rested in her soil. He
then asked how many OF the foreigners who were
present at the surrender Of the Confederate army
Mt Appomatto1 Court House could say that. This
war, he said, only proved tho truth of tho three
lines Of political wisdom written by William Penn,
according to whom the form of government was
but an inferior consideration. The worst form in
the best form III bad hands being almost as bad
as the worst. He claimed to have always had the
highest regard for tho Constitution OF the United
states, and said that when tho Government of the
United States called upon him to suppress insur-
rection, and on the other hand his State called
upon him TO repel invasion, it was simply con-
for his acts Individually in obeying the voice of
his State. - -
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Late Markefa.

NEW YonK NAV l4.-Flour has declined 10 to 15c and
. 90 Corn - yarssa 4, e Bee, !;
Cotton firm at sA to $50 sugarand Naval stores firm
NAY i5.Flour has declined 10 to 900. State br,nda
81 50 to 6o Southern SO to is Wheat dsoined to
4o Corn quiet at 80 to s5o Beef steady. Pork heavy
Cotton firm, with salos Of 0O bales a 81 to $50. Gold
i1; Bair,uoar. Nav 14--F,our oD,s, and Arm, w,.,.
steady. Corn declined lc white SO to S7o yellow 81 to
$40, Oats Arm Provisions firm. Sugars steady. Cot-
cIsoIssArI May i2.-Flour dull and nominal; no no.
curate quotations can be given, Wheat asking
n s. dsa @ III
Tasssy sP s. e IL sns ss, gd
land, sales OF 800 600 bbs at $l3 SIS, and SIT for
Oh dss and clear sdes 4 Ese business cGnd
hgh,r Lard dali; declined to age but there cant
a ase. aD and 'lain hams al 20 to alo Gold l2s1 -
IouIsvn L. Nay II Tobacco steady With sales Of 50
a%y si EI1a as to SIS Is BULK sso Oats
47c. PorkEM,,.s PORK held at ssl. Bacon shoulders
EsfS IN sifsf tsress sa M
NEW onLElss. MAY la-cotton in far depand; sales
700 bales Pork $50 TO- Gold 49, stearllng easier at
40; New York sight e1ch anga q premium.
rs; extrs, so to IL as wheat arm red at 81 50 to
2 70; white at Saso to 8 Corn bnoyant; yellow sso.
sales 500 bbs new mesa ss ssi to bees SIS to as
cut meats sales 600 lbs ralt rides 10 whskey
unchanged Taiiow-saes 260. 900 lbs Mt $40, IN nd.
vance 80 "H' +. ~ '' =. -. 70. ,.,-
CHICAGO, May 1s.-Flour dull. Wheat unsettled and
decned to 90, osng at 81 COZ to 81 6I for eo J.,
50H TO 5te for No. Oats quiet at 81 to s2Xo Pro,
visions dull Freights rm at sXcon ccrn to Buffalo.
bushels corn, and 8i 900 bnohsls oats shipinents~
A6O0 bb1s -four. s9Oo bushels wheat. 5000 bushels
uorn, and 81, 600 bushels oats Z
sr. Louis. May 12LRLoUR-H Holders thrm, buyers
stand oH.H Wheat heavy aud unchanged Cosn dull at
Bacon advancing. Sugar cuted h.rns 2aISi sbouders
1870; olear sides held as 10 Nc at tho close -
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CHIEF oUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAROLINA.


Charlestol. 8. c., May Is, 1868.
SEhLtD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIL g
~ once until IL O'clock NJ, on Tuesday the 5th day
OF june 1866 at which time they will be opened, for
tho Department in this City
WIN OAK ANU PINE WOOD, until January lst 1867.
Dsenyeries to be made OF South Commercial Wharf,
sucn uGea, and In such Quantities may be required
Ihe quantity required monthly will probably be abou
Cords of Pine. ~
Bidders will state tho price per cord Of tho kind
WOOD that they propose to furnish.
Two good auretiea Ia the sum Of One Thousand Do
ars each to DO named in the bid will bo required for
tno tAthfui performance OF the contract.
d, Bids deemed unreasonable will be- rejected.
Proposals must be addressed 10 the vi deragned and
married, "Proposals for Furnishing Wood"
=: Z. q. W. THOMAS.
Brayet Lieut. Col and ohisf ouaftornaater,.
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The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun, writing last Friday, says
"The indictment Of Jefferson Davis by the grand
Jury at Norfok, and setting his case for trial at
Richmond in June, is in strct accordance with the
is expected in the city tonight. with the copy of
the indictment. The trial OF Mr.. Davis will now
undoubtedly take place at as early day in the
June session as possible, and will OF course be
conducted with all due formalites, but as all ar
r,dngements necessary 10 secure a conuiction have
been made, the result may be easily predicted.
1t is the settled purpose Of certain men in high
position here to have Mr.. Davis execu cd if it ia
within the range OF pos sibility, and they are not
SLOW In asserting that the people OF the North
Will never allow the interposition OF Executive
clemenJy." t..f,Il.'
But the Washington .Sd, of Saturday evening
thinks the trial will be in Norfolk. 1t saws :
be tried in the United States Circuit Court Judge
Underwood, In the city Of Norfolk, Va Chief JUS
tice Chase will preside Attorney Geueral Speed
will prosecute, assisted by Judge Clifford, of Mas
sachpsetts and William r. Evarts, ESQ, of New
York. As counsel on the part OF the prosecution.
The court will convene in the early phrt of ,Jnne.
The same paper says:
no features OF epeeial interest, being much the
same in form With the previous Indictment of him
made ut Norfolk. GWashihgton?] " Ers
The jury making the Indictment was composed
OF ak men from Alexsndria, two from Fairfax,
seven from Richmond, and five from Norfolk
They all claim to have been Union men through
ont the war, although severn! OF thom are known
TO have been very good Confederatss 30 long ss
they wore not reached by opnBoripton, and wefe
le free 70 prosecute their acts With che Con-
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Forrest In San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE sum of FIVE hun!
dred dollars, in gold, was paid for the fret choice
Forrss bg Mr. raev afSs mere OF
SATURDAY, May IL. The capital Of the San
Francisco Insurance Company has been increased
from $150, 900 to $500, 900.
The British ship Partisan, from otage, New
Zealsnd, has arrived, bringing dates of the 18th
OF March. Wheat WAS quoted at 6s. I'd. for new,
and Corn, Is. per bushel. The stock of Flour
had been reduced to low point, or Aolders were
firmar. -. - J L---L D = ! ---.,-
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Now Five Cent Coinare.

pointed Colonel Walter B. Scales, Collector of
Customs for Chicago, to get up the five cent
piece, which is coon to be issued It will cost
about 100000: There will be, when the coinage
that being the amount of postal currency in five
cent pieces that the new coins intended to super.
sede,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17

R5- The Friend. und acuunt,>,.,..
z. W. BECKETT and family. also of Jous q. BupcK
MrEn and family, are invited to attend ts nuer Ser.
vices OF the former, at tho northeast corner Of Pitt and
Calhoun streets, This Morning. at thap,s. Esh. o'clock
May II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17

~ ~NOTICE.-iTHR MONTHS AFTER
date application will DO made to the limore Mutual In.
Hurance Company for renewal OF Certificate No. 1s for
10 shAres In said Company said Gertinosts having
bean destroyed Or Lost By the Are Ia oolumbia aia
March II tnDmo i oHAg. r. sHIER8