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!, 90, bales; to Malaga 7oe bales; to New York
1852 baes to Boston 14sl bales; sales bales;
burned s52 bales. Sugar frner; prime 11al1Rc.
Molasses, reboiled I62ae5c !; others unchanged.
Sterling FOX. Sight exchange xaH premium
Goldl1&.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce Of March ~:
Rice rules quietly. The holders are Tree seliers'
but the buyers purchase only as they nave oe, e.
casion to use. We quote 5a6Hc lot coniaon "
fancy. Sales 100 casks. ,,u,, .,;ot in
From the Times: Rice has been very quiet, IN
clndinr Carolina at s5a6 Is, currency; Kangoon.
in bond, So s7Has 25. gold, per lo3 los; ,,n os
From the Herald: The demand LOT Caronna was
,,ght and nrices continued to favor buyers. The
e seias s were loo casks at 4Aaec for common 10
prime. r,o ,,o-,,e+ ro,r,v octive we'll
orpnIied and mot ov nrm, though for Carolina
about former rates are current, say 4Za5Ec loI
common to good, 52la6c for prime to choice, ana
oXc for fancy, Sales in job lots OF 100 tierces.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING April, :, 1SI0.J
CoTToN.-There was steady inquiry lor TINS
staple, with but limited offering STOCK, prices
being firm with an upward tendency; sales about
900 bales, of which 100 were sold the evening be-
fore, and not reported, say at 16; at 16A; at
17;2at174;5 at Tx; IL at 1s; q at lSH; "a at
10; "A at 2o at 2o14; 81 at 2oH 81 at 2oA; 20 ut
21;sat214; 162 at zig; 4 at 21ss. We quote:
LIVERPOOL. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary y...... aaHtgD
Low middllng. g...................SoH
Mtddling. ....-..-....2l o.
Strict middllng. ............."lE@-
RIcE-The inquiry was limited, with O light
ofering stock sales 46 tierces OF clean Carolina at
5Kc q fb. We quote common to fair clean Caro-
hna at 4H@5c; good 5x@5Ac.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was no business OF
note.
FRK1oHTs-To Liverpool, by steam, I'd q b on
uplands, and l14d sea Islands; by sail, 3Sd q b
on upland cotton, and ,sd p ID on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomt-
nal; by SAIL nominal at ,<c on uplands
and 1Xc on sea islands. Coastwise TO
Kew York, By steam, hc Is on uplands
and xcon sea islands; by sail, &c q ID on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAIL Il
@KcH 10 on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
10 p b on uplands; by sail, somewhat NOM
Inal. To Baltimore, by steam, H@5sc p b on
nplands; by sail somewhat nominal
E1cHANeE.-Sterling 60 day bills 1eH@2o.
DOMESTIC ExCHAHGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par, and sell at 4 premium. Out
side they purchase at par and sell at H@A pre-.
MUM.
GoLe.-Buying at 10, and selling at 12.
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COMMERCLAL NEWS.
ExportS.

pH11ApE1pvrA-Per steamship zodiacml,n lies tcs
rice iea bales upland cotton, 1856 bales yarn warp
anJ tnreaG so bundles paper. tons Etiwan Ter
tIlizer, 81 6bls oranges, II casks clay anu sun;
dries. pato- a1otons
phosphate rock.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

interior SOtton H1aTketS.
SUMTER, March S0-Abost 40 bales nave nccN
sold during the week ending Soth instant. Ihc
article has been in good demar,,: we quote
Ordinary 16Hc; good ordinary l71Se, ION lnla
ding 1SHc; middling 1910; strict nlddlihs
20Hc.
Yon..KviLLE. March 3O.-Prices remain abOat
the same as they were last weck-19ac for i
number one article.
ROCK HILL, March 2s-Market qniet. very
little coming In; mlddl!agS leHc, outside prlce.
CHESTER ueich eo.-Tile receipts of the staple
continue Very light, and the better graues are III
fair demand, We quote extremes, laH 10 @oc'
gHAEL0TTE, March 2S.--The article was u.
ttod iiemarf daring the week, a.ld soihe 2ac
bales were sold ut ~ to 20Sc, principally 10
rics; market closing Quiet on Saturday az 2ce ior
mlddlinS.
ANDERSON. March .t.--Market 15c lower iliah
onr Last quotations. Considerable quantities have
been sold during tie week. and to-day prices vary
from ls to l9Hc for middllngs
ATLANTA, March Gothic market closed active
at &c for middl!ngs; lSEc for low miuuiilSS:
I7Hc FOR oood ordinary; 1ec for ordinary.
COLUMBUS, March 3o.-our market during Inc
day has seen o fair demand and few sellers. u
closed dull with nidilings at zoe: Sacs 10 oaies;
receirts 73 bales; shipments 62 bales.
MONTGOMERY, March 3o.-0ur cotton market
dull and nothing doing. Buyers are Holding uli
and consequently no accurate quotations can he
given.
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PORT LIE N ID L K. .

New Noon, Cd, 6 hours, 90 minutes. morning.
First Quarter, 10th, hours So minutes, morning
Fun Moon, 18th, hours, 80 minutes. morning.
last Quarter, 23d, IL hours. Is minutes. evening
New Moon, 3lst, hours, 81 minutes, evening.
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ilusi,lrss Gar0s.

h iIfLE ~ CO., GEU., Zl3 hlAG 81,
D 1 sell The rlcancst ami best Clothing aud Fur
risLing Goods in Charleston.
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DAZAAR, L. Won SANTEN, IMPORT
- ER Of Paris Fanc Goods. Toys, trench coz
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Macon Market.

MACON March ao-corroS- to-day
LOG bales: sales l03 bales; shipped IS bales. Ke'
ceipts for The week ending this evening, the above
included, $50 bales; sales for same time $40 bales;
Shipments l65 bales-shuwing an increase OF re-
CENTS for last week over those Of the week before
Of el bales and decrease OF sales OF 400 Dales.
The market during the last week has been very
quiet, and operations were light, because ous
little has been offered. Prices nave Deen IemalK.
ably steady all the while at 2okc, but oday they
gave way half cent, the market closing steady
this evening, with moderate demand anu i:ttlc
Offering at 2ec for the best cotton.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1869. .....l19
Received today ........................10 LOG
Received previously. 6,0o6-IGil liz
T6,2Sl
Shipped previously 81 ,6l5-6l,6'3
Stock on hand this evening. .14sSS
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DISCHOFF & CO., HENRY, WHOLE
d SALE Grocers, and Dealers in Wines, Ii
uuury. Cigars, Tobacco, &c. l9T East BAY.
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Nashville Market.

nashville MnTACLs
NASHVILLE, March 2e.-CorTok.-There was
q vliohI improvement in the market to-day, and
to Gil contracts the best grades OF low middlings
commanded 2Oc We quote: Inferior l2al4i Or
binary 16al7; good ordinary 1sals; low mlddhng
2oc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1869. None.
Received today. ay.........."..........
Received previously .............. 81, S2o-3S'soS
total. .-... 'oo,oNo
Shipped to-day. .................-.. dVS oc M go
Shipped prevlously..... ooo-'., 20
e,o.r on hand ... e,125
FLouR.-Market buoyant and 6rm at s5a6 IS Tor
supers to fancy. ,,oo .,,o,s ~ a,
sacked and dclieyered In depot. Sales also OF SUI
bushels to city buyers from store at s0asZHc.
WuEAT.-Sales to-day OF 600 Dusneis pIlne
white, sacked and delivered in depot at 81 29H.
OATs.-Sales OF 800 bushels ut 75c sacKea anu
delivered in depot.
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CUNPIN 4 co, L., MANUFACTURERS
I J and Dealers in Carriages, Harness, &C., ~
linync. 6 s3 IS Pinckney ST: also 1a3 Meeting 81.
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Re e:eipts by Railroad, April-1.

Receipts by Railroad, Aprii1.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
4os balcs cotton 81 bales domestics, 2os casks
CLAY, is cords wood. To Railroad Agent. w \
Ryan. PelZer Rodgers & CO. G II Walter g. CO. e
W Williams & co. L ID DeSaussurc, Frost Il Adj
ger, " q Courtney & co, J Z Slcan, II Pringle
& Son, G Trenholm & Son, Claghorn, Herring
& CO, Armstrong & CO, W Roach & co, Goldsmith
/ Son.
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NEEETENS, W. A., DEALE1. IN La
LII DIES, Misses, Gents. Boys and Cll!dren's
nIs aud Shoes Trunks. Fascs, DC, 2s2 King st.
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4 LLAN, JAMES, WATCHES, CLOCKs,
N Jewelry. Sterling Silver, Plntehware. Spee'
farlns Fancy Goods, &c. No. 30I King street.
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OsTENDORFF & CO., WHOLESALE
W Grocers, Dealers in Wines, Liquors and Ci.
-a;S. NU. 175 East Bay.
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DNRl|OT, ALFRED a., AGENT Or l. hH
d Havana Cigar Factory,'L Falchiina'" ilS
riy strnct,
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EEAIl1LE WORES.-THE OLD ESTAB.
YE- LlSlIME.NT +. II. WHITE, Proprietor, IL
,ie :irG 81. next nId Thea, ru.
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nIiIEK. ~, -, T. T. Hl, Su'PPlNG AAh
s0 commission Merchants. Central Wharf.
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AIEUFvILLE, Il. H., BLANK BOOK
" Manufacturer, Job Printer and Staiioner,
Brp;ltl 81. Magazines, &C., bound In all styles.
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A RCIlER'S BAZAAR, 3GS KING ST.,
n Wholesale and Retail Nolions ana FuHc9
i;nuIls so pcr cent. lcss than elsewhere.
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NTOAII'S ARK.--WM. MCLEAN, JOBBER
IN and Ecakr IN 7'eys, Fancy Goods. Show Ca
,'-. Stamping & f'nking aspcralty: 49, King 81.
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HTERNAUGIl, n, DEALER IN BOOTS,
IYl- Shoes, Hats, Trunks, va'iaes. &C., I'D King
str
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y. B. The Commissioner OF Revenue has decided
that any dealer can sell this article Without Il
spec!ts license. mch
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NUARLESTON HOTEL, THE BEST
cSn Stoics. +. II, JACKSON, Proprietor.
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(tORWIN a. CO., WM. s., IMPORTERS
and Dealers In C0cc Wli!::cs, Eianu!Gs, Ie;l'
ami Croccrlcs. wholesale aEd Retail. 21j King -.
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AIATTHIESSEN, WNI., STAR SHIRT
NJ Emporium and Fine Clothing and Tailoring
!:.lIsn Genis' Furnishing Gn0ds. 201 King 81.
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N'NEILL, BERNARD, WHOLESALE
~ Grocer and Commission Merchant ls9
;as! iiar and 4S and SO state St.
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NUSliROVE'S SODA WATER MANI
" FACTORY and Bottling Warer00Ehs Tor Bass
aii,l Iibbert's London Alcs. 81 Market ST.
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JLTILLIAMS g. BRO, y. NJ. 9 BROAD
Wv ST.. M s:a.rs. Railrnat, Commercial and
General Jnb Printing Il. sew York prices.
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DEEGY, EDWARD, 155 MEETING ST,
Z r!nsr:. S;a;!n5er, and dealer III blank,
Sci.nr..:iul Law E,i:ika.
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TINE GREAT SOUTHERN ten HOUSE.
l. Nsi. s. CnRW.N X CO., .T5 King ST., branch
Il,,i!se nr "tU Iruatway, New York.
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DADDCN, W. T., GAS FILTER, STEAM
4 Filter and Plumber, Al King st. All kinds
nl Gas Annaratns made 10 Oriicr.
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yTOiGT. c., DEALER IN FRENCH CALF
' SKINS, Oak and lIem.ock Soe Leather. Shoe
Findings. Hides, rnrS and f.rrswaX, SIS Market st.
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GtPEAR@;JAAIESE., SKIING ST., OPPO-
- site iiase Importer and Dealer In Fine Watch.
~. .irwciry SILVER, Piatc,lwarc. Fanc: Gols, &c.
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nUVAL a. son, J, b., MANUFACTuis.
~ FRS OF Tinwarc Dealers in Stoves. i!Uiist
lnruish lintlds. &c. 2S7 KiHC -.
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Business Gar0s.

TOT TIC NUlUflItIIC IC " ''sHI.II : --..I. --------
a IAINR. G. W.-CllOlCE DRUGS, CHE
~ MICSIS. Surgical instruments, per!uncries
and Toilet Articles. 4G9 King, cor. Fanderlorsl s
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NOUTEVENIER BROS, (SUCCESSiliiiS
VI To A. IlIlng.l dealers III millinery. Fancy
l:nnhs TOYS Cninn Glassware, &c, .3I kin. s.
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GCoT"rs' STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM
y AMI Gents Furnishing Rnom, Mccring 81. mp.
rosc MARKET liail. Agent for the CHAMPION Brace.
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OIlAFEE l. Co, WM. IT., WlIULE'
" SALE Dealers In Groceries, VINES, lhgiois
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TOLLlN, c., TOBACCO COMMISSION
u Merchant, Manufacturers AgeIt :or 'hs
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ctrnLi.. WEBB & CO., WHOLESALE
- an: Retail dealers In Try Goods No. $50 Kns
street, three doors below Wentw0!th.
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ts CO., WATCHES, JEWEL
w ry and Sil.erware, 2oS King st. !CrocGery
,rh GLASSWARE ~ Wholesale. No. 137 Acet!DC:c'.
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TURNTTU!{E WAREEOOAS. !!ST! .tE.
L LISTED iS;S. j. II. SiicoX Nos. lis, ] - aau
10 King ST. [;nods carefully packed ana sl!pll-I'
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ID!.AEOFORTE AND MUSIC STORE
I lgl King ST., ZOGBAuHI, YOUNG & CO..
.tg; .fs for Enai,e .& Co.. DunfIanl & Sons. ctc.
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DilG3NIXIRON WORKS, ESTABLISHED
i lS4l. Iohn r. Taylor & Co. Engineers auH
iiui!rriakcrs, !. G. =. 10 and Il i'ritChar,l ST.
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TIASUN IRON WORKS, Ei5r&Ili$li:-f:
H. lS3s. Nassau and Columbus s!rc;iS: SitaiI'
Engines. Marine Portable AMI Stationery. h:i:cT>
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(UiAFEE'S IONIC, THE BEST hNL
chofrc + Co. No, 2UT Fast Bay. Manufacturers.
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VJENEREY, WM. s., SD MEETING ST.:
nachInist and Founder. Manufacturer Of
i;m,rirns and imnrnYC1 A1ricrlLnral lmn, .llrlI;s
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rOIDSMITH IL SON, Moses, j, 4 AND
VI vcndue Range, Wholesale Dealers IN Ir"ii
Metals. Rags. Pancr Stack, Hides Wool. &c.
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SFREkoH REAsoNs FOR PRuss1AN iVYof6.
RtEs. The special correspondent OF the
Cipcinnati Gdselle, - with the French
army" writing August IL, says:
The reasons Tor the series 0f German
victories are set down by participation
thus:H) fiae .i.ri., te ".4ul IL.
1.lPrussiau superiority OF, numbers
OF which, I think, there can be no doubt;
but while this point is clear, another
point is equally so-why this superiority
in numbers? This brings US to the Sc
cond reason.
q. Surprised, which means outwitted
or outgeneraled.
3.'Their, spy system is incaloulably
superior. The country is infested with
their spies.
4. Their troops fire with moro steadi-
ness and precision. The Germans take
aim, the French bang away without de-
Liberation or care. So whichever may
be the best arm, the chaasepot or needle
gun, those who handle the latter are
superior in skill to those who use the
former.
8. They have the most accomplished
strategist in the world, (Moltke,) and we
have no one to compare with him. And
1t ls yet to be demonstrated whether we
Auso - A0Ab 6Ouolul CSuil W tuS SlOWu
Prince.
6. Their tactics are Napoleonic-over
whelming the weak places and destroying
the enemy by piece-meal. Ours is that
of waiting for pitched battles with equal
nu1nbers, and trusting to dash fighting
and field combinations.
z. They know us, and we have been
too vain to condescend to find out any
thing about them. Our self-confidence
loftily refused to investigate their condi-
tion, politically or military; they have
been conversant with our situation for
four years. Bismarck has bamboozled
our diplomatists, and AIoltke knows
more about our geography and topogra-
ply than we know ourselves.
8. They were ready, as we now find out
to our surprise and grief, and we are not
ready, as we discover to our amazement
and CONSERVATION.
9. And we are equally astonished to
see South Germany taking sides with
Prussia, and so giving them the prepon-
derance of numbers in effective troops.
These are the explanations of their
reverses, which the French have dropped
and have picked up.
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PARIS MOURNING FASHIONS. Most of
the ladies of Paris ut this sad season wear
black. Those who have not lost rela-
tives in the war, but simply wear black
as mark of respect for their friends who
have been less fortunate, do not adopt
the deepest mourning, but, as O rule,
put on black China crepe dresses, and
this material is invariably worn over q
black silk petticoat, trimmed with three
deep hounces.
HEAVY Yesterday morn
ing. mortgage executed July l, 1868,
by the South Carolina Railroad to the
State OF South Carolina, protecting the
bonds of said corporation guaranteed by
the State, was recorded in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Superior Court, the
revenue stamps upon which amounted to
S3, ,O01. -Amgusto Constitutiondlist.
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ASIATIC CHOLERA IN CIIINA.-A1-
MOST EVERY CASE CURED WITH PAIN KILLER.
tFrom Rev. Il. Telford, Missionary in Chinn,
now visiting his homo in Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON, PENN.
DEAR SIRs: During residence of some ten
years as missionary in Siam and China, 1
fonnd your Vegetable Pain Killer most valu-
able remedy for that fearful scourge, Cholera
In administering the medicine, l found it
most I1!H effectuai to give teaspoonful of Pain
h,iler IN gili or hot water, swcetencd with
to give about n teaspoonful of tho same nsi1-
ture every few minutes until relief was OBJ
tanned; Apply hot applications to the cxtremi-
clear, and rub the limbs briskly. OF those
who had the Cholera, and took tho medicine
faithfully in the way stated above, eight out
OF ten recovered. Truly yours,
If attacked with tho Diarrhna, Dysentcrv,
Cramp, Collie, don't delay uso of PAIN KILLER.
FUNGCuow, CHINA.
DEAR SIRs: During long residence in Chi
ma, have used your invaluable Pain Killer.
both in my own family and among tho Chi
ncso, and have found it most excellent me-
dlcine. In the summer of 1862 and '63, whilo
residing In Shanghai, found it al almost
certain cure for Cholcra, if used in time. In
deed, using it in great many instances. I do
not remember failing in single case For
threo years. have been residing in this place,
more than fifty miles from physician, and
have been obliged often to fall npon my own
resources in case of sickness. The Chinese
come to us i'll great numbers for medicine and
advice. Though without medical knowledge
ourselves, the few simple remedies We can
command are 80 much in advance oven Of
their physicians, that we have almost daily
applications. We allow them to como, because
1t 6rlngs us in contact with them, and opens
door OF usefulness. In diarrhna, collie, vo-
miting, cholera, coughs, ETC., your Pain Killer
has been my chief medicine, yours very truly,
T. r. CRAWFORD.
= as Tho Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in
fnhlliy Nediclnes. Sept ttl1m
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Imported Wines.

HAVE jnat received the following list of
Il choice WINES, comprising the finest Euro
Pean brands. This is, without doubt, the
largest and best assortment ever offered in
Columbia.
kETS.-Rrandenburg Freres' Medoc.
st. Julien. Margaux, Pontet Canet, LaRoso,
Chateau LaRose, Grand Vim Latour, 1858
Margaux, 1858; LaFitte, 1853.
HOOKS AND SAUTERNEs.-Ianb
heimer, Neerstcimcr, Hockhemer. Marco
Druner, Rudesheimer, Haut Sauterne, Haut
CHAMPAGNEs.-M & Chandon's YER
Sy Sensy, Dry Imperial; Vim Imperial, Green
Dor, Sparkling Mosele
sfiERRIEs.-All Grades, from house of
Wisdom Warter. Xeres do La Frontera. in
oluding some very. choice "AMONTILLADO," !"
MAY 10 GEORGE SYMMFRS
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South Carolina Bank and Trust Co..
OF COLUMBIA,
I'm B"ahttn9 formerly occupied by Ctrolina
National BHnk,
BUY, SELL and EXCHANGE all issues OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, at current market
rates, also COIN and COUPONS, and execute
orders for the purchase and sale of Gold, and
all iirst'class securities, on commission.
ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, pay
able on demand, or at fixed date, bearing
interest, and available in all parts of The
United States.
ADVANCES made to our dealers, OH an.
proved collaterals, at market rates of interest.
COLLECTIONS made everywhere in tho
United States, Canada and Europe, and Ex-
change bought and sold
Dividends and Coupons collected.
HARDY SOLOMON, President.
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