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Valuable Lace Goods at Public auction.
BY A. T.. McGILLlVRAY.
Auction e6rs

Will be sold. at the Customhouse. Charleston, g. C.,
on THURSDAY, June Sd. 1862 at halfpast 10
O'Clock A. N,
The following valuable assortment OF fine LACES,
seized Tor violation of the Revenue laws.
The Laccs will be sold In lots to suit purchasers
and the attention Of dealers is particularly invited to
the large and varied assortment, viz:
81 yards THREAD LACE; 21H yards Honfton
Lace; 69nN yards valenciennes Lac S2l H yards
Imitation Valencennes lace; 1856 yards Maltese
Lace; e3 yards Imitation Cuuy Lace; 1851 yards
Thread Lace lnsertipgs; AS yards Limitation Thread
Lace Insertinge; A5 yards Valenciennes Lace In.
sertings; 5 yards Imitation Valeuctepnes ace In
sert,ngs; 605 ysrds Cluny Lace EdRing; 80 yards
Cluny Lace Inserting; IL yards Medallion Lace; one
lot TOO ysros Insertlnps; 1904 Yards common Lace
Edging; Honiton Lace Parasol Cover; kn9lsh
Thread Lace Handkerchi'fs; 10 Ys!enciennes Lace
Handkerchiets; "a Imitation valenciennes Lace
Handkerchiefs; S8 Honiton lace Handkerchiefs; II
Imitation Lace Handkerchiefs; Maltese Lace Hand.
kerchieis; Point Applique Veil; Point Applique
Head Dresses; Ie Maltese Lace Coifures; Aontton
Lace Coifures; Lace Bonnet Tops; Honion Lace
Barbs; 10 vsienclenues Neckties; HoDiton Lace
Collars; valenciennes Lace Collars; ~ Gutpure
Lace Collars; 10 Imitation Valenctennes Lace Col
lars; Patent Imitation Valenciennes Lace Collars;
IL Thread Lare Collars; IA Imitation Tbread Lace
Colys; 10 Cluny Lace Collars; A Maltese Lace Col
lars; Lace Baros; Black Lace barbs; Black Lace
Head Dresses; eets Collars and Sleeves; Collars;
Thread Lace Points, and set Honiton Laces
The Iaces will be open for inspection the day De-
fore the sale.
Conditions cash. A. q. mACktf,
Cole tor.
Collectors Once, Charleston, 8. O.. May a. 1859.
May 16 msyl5,19,june3
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Ut. CLOUD HOTEL.

THIS NEwAND CoMMoL IoUs house. LocAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-second-sfreet,
advantages over all other houses for the
commodatiou oi Its guests. 1t was built expressly
for frst-clsss family boarding house-the rooms
being large and en- suite. heated by steam-wilh hot
and cold water and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department is In the most experienced
hands, affurding guests an unequaIled table,
One OF Atwood's Patent Elevators is also among
the ''Inodern improvements" and ut the service OF
guests at all hours
The broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, running from the City
Hall TO Central Park, while the Sixth aud eventh
Avenue lines are but short block on either side
affordIng ample facilities for communicating with all
the depois, steamboat landings, places Of aruse-
ment and business Of the great metropolis.
MORE q HOLLEY, Proprietors.
March IL 6uoH
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9ottlS.
MICK ERsON HOUSE e
COLUMBIA, S. c.

THIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOTEL. UF.
SURPASSED by any House IN the South for comfort
and healthy locality is open to travellers and others
seeing BO,RD FOR DHE suMhER. Families
can BIZ accommodated with nice airy rooms on rear
soDable terms. call is solicited.
NAV 13 1uo VIM. A. WRIGHT.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
w. Y. LEITCH & Il. s. BRUINS

Will be sold under tb direction of the undersigned
on THURSDAY, June 8, 1869. at IL O'Clock a. M''
ut the Obi Pos office, foot of Broad-street,
All that LOT OF LAND situated on the north side
of Hasestreet near Concord, measuring IN front on
Hasestrcet ty four t54 feet. and IN depth one hun
dred and ty feet; butting and bounding sonh on
Hasel street, west on lands Of Johnson. north on
Creek or Canal reserved for this lot, and east Oh
aiilIn "a xsn.ss- Js.AAk ADsIA.
ALSO
At the same time and place,
All that TRACT OF LAND situated lying and be
ing in that part of the District OF Berkeley, lately
known as tue Parish of st. ThoElas. measuring nnd
containing thrty-seven acres, more less; buttine
and bounding to the north on lands Of DR.. O'Hear
to the south on Wando River, to The east on lands
Tavell and James E. Dutart. and to the west on
Iauds OF Sanders and NJ Dowell.
Terms-For the first piece. one-half and for the
second one-third CASH balance in one and two equa
successive annual insialments, secured by bond o.
purchaser and mortgage on the premises Purcha-
ser to pay for pagers and stamps.
MayI9 WIN LOUIS McLAIN.
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Will be sold, on TUESDAY, 2jth inst, near the Old
Postoface. at II O'Clock,
The ASSETS OF 1HE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY of Charleston.
CONSISTING OF:
2S5 HALF SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY
$4,000 Six per Cent. Bonds East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad Company
$4,000 seven per Cent. Bonds City OF Savannah
$1,000 seven per Cent, Bond Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Company
5000 seven per Cent. Bonds South Carolina Rail-
road Company
bis RaIr Dad Company guaranteed by State Of South
5000 Six per Cent. Bonds City of Memphis. guar
anteed by Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com.
2 Bonds, $50 each. State of South Carolina Seven
per Cent, dated February J. 1861
s6sO9 City Of Charleston Six per Cent. Stock
$500 Bond Memphis and Ohio Railr ,ad
20 shares Preferred Stock Northeastern Railroad
Company
ssi6 Certificate of Indebtedness South Carolina
$3.50 Certificate Of Indebtedness Northeastern Rail.
rs Shares Bank Charleston Stock
63 Shares Peoples Bank
~ Shares Bank Georgetown
PIT shares State Bank
$50 Shares Bank OF South Carolina
$50 Shares Farmers and Exchange Bank
500 OeO Confederate States Registered Stock
S32 $50 Confederate states Eight per Cent Bonds
$4,000 Confederate States Four per Cent. Bonds
500. 900 Interest bearing Confederate Treasury
Notes.
ALSO,
The two etory granite front BUILDING. No.
Broad streef, we'll known as the OH e Of the Com
pany, and one of the best business stands on
Broad.street Lot 20 feet front and ITO feet deep.
Conditicns-For the securities cash; for the real
estate ope-third cash; balance in two equal annual
insalments with interest at ten no. per cent. pay.
able semi annually; building to be kept insured and
policy assipncd or all cash at the option OF me pur
chaser. Purchaser 10 pay for papers and stamps.
aS-savannah Republican Augusta Constitution:
alist. Macon Teeg' sph and Columbia Phoenix will
insert above and send bills Immediately to auctoneer
May II
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Passengers.

4. d :. - Fossen8efs.
=, Pa steamship Champion. from New Yori-Miss
= Il Marley Niss Thompson, F Bae, J Smith,
90 KFuIerton Propsm, Besttie, q Giles. j
. alahsm, hary Brown. VA Chichester, Henry
# ISn& and two sops, II Ibonsa J Yong. o
Martin, Mr. Grote. d Foster ana wife, W Clark and
zNt5e, Mise II Smith, D Thompson. wife and
.Sh5d, hcNsmee, Tyson, Louisa Butler, and
1ksrs..
.M 4sr steamahtp Falcon. from Baltimore-Mrs B
y Tut, B = Tut, D Bonnetheau, G Nisbett 2
Woodward, and Miss 06ready.
-@1tfsteAmr Pilot Boy, from ssyaunsh vi Beau.
3sRt Blufton, &c-J Relsman. 7. Hull, Tillot.
ne1, a Ried, Holman. Mr. Ward, Mrs Moore l.
ID AAqdee Mrs Young and nurse, W L Walker wife
1&syo sisters. q Lamar, N Baker and daughter
AMunswtg. Carter, Mrs Bownes and dauehter
Sgpe9tes Mrs Barnes, Miss Eunter, L E Trescot. j
Lee, DR. Wilder, Sinclair aud wife, 4 Hamilton. DR.
IeNes, and on deck.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Henry B. Rice %. D. C. Ebdugh.

nGUJy ID. lttCe 70. IL. W G0oeSh'
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 26th Gay OF May
1862 at IL O'Clock H., at Rice tbsugh's Mill,
situate about one and half miles west Of the
Monck's Corner Depot, on the Northeastern Rail
road.
One sIEAM ENGINE, 80 horsepower. 10 inch bore
and 2 feet stroke
Two Boilers so inches In diameter. "a feet long
One George Pages second class Saw MILL AZ feet OF
carriage and 1 CT cular saws Is injured)
One Grist Mill Is feet stone)
Mill House over the mill
Office In yard, 10 by 12 feet
Dwelling House and Outbuildings
UneIpired Lease of 100 acres OF Land about years
to run
An Anvil with Tools
Bricks IN boiler walls.
Ierms-Halt cash; balance by noe. payable In si1
months. with interest from date OF SALE with pet
sonal security to satisfaction Of sheriff either by en-.
dorsement of note or by suretles becoming joint
makers Of note, with principal.
+. ". M. MACKEY, s. g. @.
May II VS.
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BY JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,

BY JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
Auctfoneer.
On TUESDAY. the 25th inst will SELL at O'Clock,
at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL oF LAND. SIT.
nate on north side OF berresfordsreet in the City OF
Charleston, measuring and containing In front on
said street 20 feet and in depth northwary S5 feet
more or less; butting aud bounding north on land
formerly Off d. Sutolife, south on street.
east lands formerly OF Isaac Barrett and west on
lot next described.
ALSO,
All that other LOT OF land adjoining to the west,
measuring and containing in front on Berrester :.
street aforesaid 80 fee and in depth 81 feet more or
less; butdng and bounding north on lands now or
late of J. a.. Sutcife. south on Berresiord street.
east on lot above described, and west on lands now
or late Of Bell.
On said two Lots of Land are BUILDINGS con-
tanning twenty-four rooms, and used as Boarding'
house,
Ierms-one.hslf cash; balance In cne and two
years. aecured uy bond IF purchaser and mortgage
of premises. which are to be insured and the policy
assigned Purchaser to pay me for papers and for
stamps. mwf4tul May ~
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wnninxton MARIE.

Wilmington Market
= = WILMINGTON. May 17.-ruaprsrmx-o v,,-
- there has been decline Of 60c. salss of ie5
bbls q s. so for virgin 81 80 for yellow din an Al
Bior hard, per 28o lbs.
xhsneed hands ct Al, per gallon. WIN
RosM-Sales Of 218 obls u 81 80 for strained. III
bls q 81 IS for No2; 100 obls at 81 SIX for az ira
Ao2, 20 bbls at "a a5aS TOR low No ]. aud rs bls
~ 81 A7K for pale
TAl-S3 bbis cold at 50 IS per Dbl.
:, eo11oH-Small sales at 26ke for low middlina and
46kc iof middling.
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Auftipn Salts.
Clothing, Dry Goods, Straw Goods, Ss1'ng
Machines, &c.

Clothing, Dry Goods, Straw Goods' oe""y
Machines, &c.
BY NILES DRAKE.
THIs MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. will sell at my
store. corner OF King and Ii ,erty streets:
AN INVOICE Of sEASONABLE CLOTHING.
CONSISTING cF:
u WI ite Barnsy DRILL SUITS
76 Melton Alpaca and Brown Linen Sack Coats
25 Back Cloth Frock Costs
30 l. men AID Cashmere Vests
$50 pair Cashmere, Linen and jean Pante.
Day GOODS:
Pieces DENIM, Havraker stripe Union Checks,
Printed Lawn, White Goods, satinet. Jeans, Cas-
simere, &c.
Dczens Ladies'. Gents and Chlldren's Hosiery.
White and Colored Calico Shirts, French KID
Gloves, Belnap Shirts. Ladies' aod Gents 'isle
Thread and silk Gloves. Cigar Cases, Albums,
Shoe Brushes, &c.
80 dozen Mems and Boys LEGH@RN HATS
40 dozen Mems Canton Hats
100 dozen Meu's and .oy's Wool aad Felt Bats:
Immediately before the sale OF tbeabove, will sell
the COATENTS OF A MILLINERY STORE,
CONSISTING OF:
Ladies' HATS, Ribbons. Feathers. Trimmings
Buttons, Flowers, Hat Stands, window Shades, &C.
ALSO
SEWING MACHINE. May ~
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Gommerfial.

onarIesron Cotton and Rice marke.'
,przIcH OF TIE CHARI EsT0N DAILY IN News 1s
1,HaRrIsToN. tuesday Evening. MAY ID
40 ,c,oTToN.-1he inquiry was light prices showing
,.n,n,nee. and with q very limited supply Of the
,s,.,c,e ON s,le. The transactions we're about 126
n,,,. viz: 4at 2s; sat 2bK; 20 st28; 4st 2e,S; at
9sx; IS ct 9Sx; Set t2eK; 1ast27; sat27S;s@Th;
7at a. We quote:
ic4-.G :: :; IIyfrfooL CiA@uIcAT1oN.
n, Ordinary to good ordinary. ....2exg2eh
Low middhng. ng...................-N Vo,,<
Micdhng 81. ..........E'NStS'n
=: :.By New York classification We quote:
Ats,;u,ddhna. .Tx9-
R1CE.-The market was quiet. and we could learn
- mo trsusactioas. In the absence OF sales We
unots nop,,naly, say common to fair clean Carolina
Jx@sXe; good sH@shc q fb.
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Horses, Aule, and Furniture, at AUCTION.
BYR. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
THIS DAY, at hafpast 10 O'Clock, at No. So Brood
street will be sold. hey ~
Brick Store House, Philadelphia street.
RY I0IIIS ID. DaSAUSSURE.

On TUESDAY. The 9th May, at II O'CLOCK a. n
Tho two-story BRICK STORE house. with slate
root. known as "No. HALL" Phtladelphia
being well built and contiguous to the business por-
tion Of East Bay. The Lot measures about 80 feet
Conditions-Oueh half cash balance by bond, bear
ing pef cent. interest payable In one year, 10 be
secured by mortgage of the property; building TO
he insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 10 pay
for revenue stamps aud papers.
May 10 wfamtu6
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REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Nav II DAG omOs
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

efLoupos, May 18-Noon.-consoss s2H; oonos nat
NTx. Turpenttne 20ssd.
.Afternoon.-Bonds nrmer at 7SH.
.Xvening.-Consols, a2X. Bones, 7sh.
LIVERPOOL, May acknowledging doing In
cotton; other markets dull and inactive.
Aftsrnoon.-Breadstuns quiet Naval stores firm.
Provisions heavy.
Evening. Wheat easier but not lower. Flour,
1asSd. 1aIlow nominal. Yarns and fsbrics quiet
ana nr1. Tho holidays chett business.
eI11rvaz, Nay 1a-Coton dull; tres ordinaire on
HE SPOT II &c. Cotton closes quiet and steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
rrv YonK. Nav 1s-Noon.-Stocks firm and act
IN Money steady at CAL Sterling s1<. Gold Ilh.
Gstson qaish .. 9sxc. Turpentins 47s47h Rosin
slssss, strained common saSa
i.ahvSnins.-Ihe cottu. market 10 dropping,
llies llee haiss. Aiddlinss 2sx. Flour. Nw
4SlRes. steady; others, heavy. superane - soa
-a,eo. Common to fir extra, So 5oa9 80. Wheat
,rfaaay. With tair export business Corn dun and
asaasdly lcxsr. Mixed Western. new, ranges from
HAees Pqes Arm, closine at ss1H. cash. Lard
amsr. kettle lsxals. Whiskey from s7sss. Rice
I'm a.d Unchanged. Sugar arm. Other groceries
,putsk Naval stores unchanged and quiet. Freignts
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' .een. ..,t.,oo,I ~ no,a a,mtsd and active ana
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The Gazette Of Monday evening has the
,o,,owi,o,
nv, ps
os rhipAI IL Asr IouI sPo,.smen rom
masn,ns'vn y.sasvu onsri1 s Io,n., On tne
tiI,ed twsnty.ihree al tbem' "' """
-
oLARhss, INC summer residence Q, ihe late
Ut. henry cook, on ,ne SEMINARY HUI, about
three rnhes iIom IN, guy, mas oecn SOLO 70
INC lion. ssmes m. mason, io,neriy Gus
ungulsneu hehgcr ~ 'n no S M sta'es sem
ave RON 'ng,ma, LOT ss,oVV. Mr. MASON
Will reside AZ eiarens'
AMONGST the Cuban dllibustcrs under Col.
Ryan who were arrested on Gardeners ISL
and, New fork, lew days since, and sent
70 fort Laieyette, we nnd the names o. the
following rom tnl, STATE, VIZ .. slater,
Petersourgi Y. n. Whte, hleAandIiai =. H.
Taylor Loudouni - NJ buiiard, ohario'tes-
WIG
On. ]. Q. HILL, OF this city, proposes that
the best way to pay the national debt Is for
the Government to lend to tho Southern
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luc FHbt lsrhoiltlbn SYNOD met on the
2sth OF June, at Leipsic, In Germany. II
was called In pursuance Of resolution
adopted at the International Israellte Con-
gross at Cassol. Representatives were pres
ent from all parts OF Germany, Austria,
Hungary, the Danubian principalitles, Bel
gium, England, 81. Thomas, tho West In
dlcs and United States, principally Of the re-
form school.
Professor Lazarus, OF Berlin, editor Of the
palker Psyeholoiogie, was elected president.
Tho synod continued In session two weeks,
aud adopted several measures Of great i'm
portance to the denomination.
At the Instance Of Rov. DR.. Philllppson, OF
Dresden, q series OF resolutions, cmbodying
unanimous vote. They aro as follows,
l.. That the synod, In conformity with tho
teachings Of Moses and the doctrines OF the
prophets, and In recognition OF tho duties
and habits OF modern society and State au-
thority, considers Judaism to DO In accord
ance with the grand principles OF humanita-
rianlsm, Of equality before the law, equal
rights In the government, and perfect free
dom Of religious thought and expression.
2. That i 10 In the development and estab-
llshment Of these principles that the safety
Of present and future Judaism Is assured.
8. The internal peace Of all religions, their
mutual respect and equality In the battle of
truth, should DO one OF the aims Of mankind !,
such battle to DO carried on with spiritual
weapons only.
4. 1t Is the object of Judaism to acknowl-
edge, express and advance these principles.
A convention OF laymen was also held to
take into consideration temporal affairs, over
which DR.. Kohner, Of Leipsic, presided. The
most important measure adopted was tho ap-
polntmcnt OF committee to memorlalize
Alexander H., consult with proper authori-
ties and take measures to remove the Jews
Of Western Russia, who are represented TO be
In a suffering condition, TO other provinces
Of the empire as well as to other countries.
Tho orthodox Jews regard this matter with
Jealousy. A similar convention will be held
In the United States In a few years.
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GoygRsMRsT SALE OF gLoTHIIo AHD
" EaUipAdS AND 9gARrkRhAsrRRs'

" E0UIfhdS AND ,SgARfERiisfERs'
DRrrr orARraaxAsrsn 0sSE9LL's oySIoI,
PHiLADhLPHlA, Jane %, ltR.
@ Be vi RsSSnl,if itf jay s: sssn..
Ssp,siu Wa T. di. &ea s.ofssssp sssI Gn T.
tod States army. large lot Of Clothing. Camp and
GhrrisGn Eauipage, and ouartermasters' Stores,
,GS TniiOrin Jackets Veteran Reserve CoSp~
ii,7lO yards worstsd Goods. now.
TX yards Black Cloth, new.
l.15ik yArds Green Kerssy, new.
LOO Common Tents, linen.
tiers Stores, son.i,tinE IN part o.
400 Wooden BlAnksts
S't2i uniforu Goats.
81 SACK Goats.
LIS Forage Caps
$50 pairs Stockings.
t,U6 pairs Trousers,
], 100 Grain Sacks.
20 sets Harness.
s,o feet Galvanized Pipe.
aud a variety Of articles, smbrasiag. ohsyross.
Drawers, IiAxs, kIAp.aefs, CAmp-ksltlss. Bolts,
Terms Cash-psyabie In United State our
All property psrcha.sd mus, be removed within
Ioods will be sold IN lots TO suit purchasers.
Catalogues will be furnished Oh application 81
this ofiec, or at tho olee Of Captain Oil, sehuyl
Kill arsenal. or. at the Auction Rooms q y,
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