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L 0 CALITExMS
Beaufort, S. C., OfT. I, .1877.
There is not at this time, (Friday
morning) a case of fever of any kind in
Beaufort, except Mr. Stearn who was
brought here sick from Port Royal.
H. M. STI ART, M. P.
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Owing to the severe gale prevailing
outside for several days past, the pilot
boats one by oue came in and anchored
off the town making a fine display.of
bunting.
Mr. J. W. Collins has purchased a
residence in Dclard, Florida, and may at
no distant day mate that place his
home.
The fresh water auchorage of the monitor
fleet has been fixed upon at Sandy
Point, James River.
Any one wishing to open a store in Port
Royal, or rent a comfortable residence, will
find an advertisment in another column
worthy c. ii ir attention.
Seven vessels, loaded with phosphate,
which were dctaiued in St Helena Sound
for over a week by the storui got away
Last Friday morning.
Some ot tue young colored men of this
town in organizing a new ba<-e bail club,
have called it the 'Tlaiuptou Nine" iu
honor of the Governor and to show their
appreciation of his high character as a
statesman and as the restorer of peace
and good order to the State.
The schooner J. I. Spencer, captain
(iaskill, arrived Saturday 17. days "from
JKockport Me., to Conant & Kmmons,
with 225'tons ice, 200 casks lime, 30,000
brick and 62 bales ha *.
The digging of phosphate "rock in our
waters has been stopped by the town authorities,
or rather they have forbidden
any more rock being landed on our
wharves. The unfortuate contractors are
stowing away their tools and will wait fo.better
times.
The State Treasurer has received the
following sums from the phosphate
companies in the way of royalty during
September. Cxtsaw mining company,
$15,003.00; Oak Point com pally,
$2,450.00; Boatmen's company $640.00;
Palmetto company, $37.00.
Governor Hampton has appointed
.Tames F. Izkrr, Brigadier-Genera! Third
Brigade Infantry, with headquarters nt
Orangeburg. His command j com prises
the counties of Beaufort. Colleton, Bamwell,
Orangeburg, Aiken and lxtxiugton.
Mr. Chan. Kendall, of Palmetto Island,
engaged in a'spirited discussion of the
fence laws with "AgricoV* in thu columns
of the Lexington Di<patch. Ihc
last letter of Mr. K. filed five columns,
and he is.Inst getting waruied up on hi
>ubjcet of which he seems to have a cleat
aial just understanding.
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A VJCRPICT OF MURDRR.?It Wa.
announced several days ago that a; in.ui
imend John Brown, a hand on th*
(. liartestou slo->p Virginia, h.?;
<-rerl>oard and drowned. O i 'J"hu sdaj
last Dago Bey ward discovered ihc bo iv of
Jlrowu in the marsh and reported li.'s
discovery. ?J. G. Bamwe'i Esq. T.ia
Justice went up on Friday and he'd an
inquest. The testimony showed that
the whole crew were intoxicated and
engaged in a free fight at the time Browu
was drowned and that no effort w s
made to rescue him. The jury returned
a verd'et that Brown ca:ne to his death
in ( '.tmequcnce of a blow or blows iufiictcd
upon him aud that he was either
killed aud thrown overboard* or thrown
overboard and drowned, and that Nicholas
Saudford, captain of the sl^op, Adam
Gadsden alias Mulligan and Fortune
Wigfall were the cause ot his death.
Saudford aud Wig fall were arrested and
lodged in jail. T j.
It was ascertained that Gadsden had
ei't Beaufort for Charleston on a pnos
phate boat named Tiger and be wa:
promptly arrested by theeffieieut Charles
ton detecti <. cn and rnnde free coufessioi
of the circu:o. tanoes attending the crime.
Sheriff Wiisun be;ng notified repaired tc
Charleston and took charge of the prisoner.
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TnE Health of Beaufort.?lu th<
last issue of the Barnwell Sentinel w<
find the following : "For the past twt
months quite, an epedeuiic has prevailed
am ug the natives of Beaufort, the dis
ease beiug hemorrhage of the bowels, 01
aggravated dysentery. Nearly even
family in the place has been more or les;
afflicted with the disease, aud a numbe
Ul uiauu imw wvuivvti
Dr. Stuart iu forms us that not a sin
gle case of the disease mentioned ha
occurred in Beaufort this year, and h<
has had but few cases of fever of auy kin<
so serious as to call for the services of. j
physician. There were a few cases o
country fever contnfcted out of town bu
the sufferots recovered in every cu^
when brought to town for treatment
r People in Beaufort have either got t
wait for old age to relieve them of life o
go to other'sectious where the health i
not so remarkable as with us. Whil
the surrouuding country has suffered f ror
diphtheria, meningitis, typhoid fever an
other ailments, not a case of either ha
occurred in our tuwu this summer. Xli
ouly death iu Beaufort this year of a whit
l>ersou was that of Mr.,Brodie who fell
victim to a hereditary lung complaint
The greatest argumeut in favor of healt:
here is that although the United State
vessels have been in our harbor for thre
years not a single death has occurred i
the fleet from disease contracted here
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The County Commissioners.
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; The board met at the Court House
j Tuesday morning last. There was an
, entire absence of the hungry crowd of.
j creditors of the county aud the work be- j
i fore the commissioners was got through i
with speedily aud to the satisfaction of,
those having busiuess with them. The i
bids for the past indebtedness were open j
1 ed and the amottnt advertised awarded to '
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i Mr. Judd, for himself and.othcrs at a<
discouut of one-half of o e per cent, j
' There were three bids for building the
. bridges on Sister's Ferry road, one from
I John A. Tisou who offered to build them
j for $285, but he wrote that in order to ,
build.the bridges advertised for, three!
other odcs would have to be rebuilt first, |
in order to obtain access to tire ones to be ,
built. George Steverson offered to build j
the bridges for $85 each, and also to
build the three others forf $75 each, pro- i
viiing the mon^ was paid promptly j
every Saturday night. W. II. Means |
offered to do the work oh the three j
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uriages ior c-oo.
The treasurer reported collections from i
trial justices fines amounting to $89 and j
receipts from liquor licences $700. The
large amount reported from licences
is due to the fact that the commissioners j
notified dealers that quart licences would j
be issued at the rate of $50 per year, and !
many who were unab'e to pay the price '
of a retail licence at once came forward ;
and applied for the quart licences.
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The German brig Nichalaus, 275 tons, !
bouudfrom Hamburg to Charleston, was'
wrecked on Hunting Island beach during
the storm yesterday. The captain and <
two men were washed overboard and lost.
The cargo consisted of salt, besides ?150
in bullion iu the Captaiu's chest.
s We have just heard of the death in
Port Royal of Henry W. Wilkins and
! Mrs. Foster. Twenty-eight cases arc I
' uow under treatmcut.
i ARREST OF RQB'T. SMALLS.
"At lca t Five %Ycur?>."
The not unexpected but rather sudden
arrest of Robert Smalls this evening,
by a sheriff's deputy from Columbia
caused quite a commotion in town and
soon everybody was eager to liear the
truth in regard to it. It seems that
while mails was qnictly conversing a j
stranger came up and tapped him on the j
shoulder aud told him .he "wanted him.' i
Small> wanted to know what lor wli.-nj
the stranger informed him that lie must j
g) to Columbia with liirn. Smalls an- !
s.vered that he could give bonds if rt\u re . 1
| to the amount of $41'. ?'H) but the stran- j
j gcrsaid he not want U lids but him, aud
that they would start lor Columbia tomorruw
morning. In the evening a friend
of Smalls called on him to see if he could
' do at v hing for hint when Smalls uifeWi - i
1 ed-that he was going to Columbia ami
j expected to spend a; ica.-?t "rive years in
t ?e penitentiary. ' Tiie charge on which
nc is arrested is said to be tor takiig
.iVe t lou-an I dollars for his vo*c i:i one
of tlie printing swindles, a charge made
against h a years ago by J. (i. Thompson,
butwhich can only Lc proved b.\
the te.-tiuijny of Joe. Woodruff. And
the uiidsof the gods are grinding, but
n >1 so slowly as they have the credit ot. |
The lands advertised to be sold by the j
Sheriff on TuosJav la t. sales da v. were 1
purchased by S. J. iiohucs ami
iMttS.
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Heury K. Wiiiiams Ivq. of Ilardcvil'e
has been appointed jury commissioner lor
Boaulort ouuuty.
The recent sale of the steamer Pilot
Boy it seems lias not been completed.
Mr. Thomas 0 Kcefe who bid it in for
; $5,450 was not ready with the cash that
the terms ol sale called for and turned
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, over ais .bid to Messrs, MeNelty audi
Philips two of the former owners, who
| iu their turn are said not to have complied
Wiiu the terms of the sale, though they
[ proless to be read^and wdliug to do so.
The8 earner Magnolia of the Murray :
. line plying between New York and Sa- J
vannah foundered off Cape llatteras on
1 Sunday last. The passengers and crew
> left her at 5 p. m, with 12 feet of water
- in the hold aud were fortunately soon
picked up and landed iu safety at Dela,
ware Breakwater.
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Mr. Trusen, silversmith of our town.;
' this spring gathered enough wheat off
' three acres to keep his family iu Hour lor !
two years, and yet we have seen men cailinir
themselves farmers drive their wairous
' lo the front doors of our stores and carry
J off flour in broad daylight, at fourteen j
r dollars a barrel.?We believe the farmer
who clou t raise his own grain should be j
turned out of thegrauge.?Abbeville Press
s and Banner.
^ The cotton caterpillar has maie its
1 appearerice iu Beach Islaud, swept severf
al fields laying them completely bear of
1 leaves.
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ENTERED ST. HELENA SOUND.
0 Sept 24tli Norwegian l>aik Eidsiva Guudersen,
^ waster, 56 days from Lowestoit England iu ballast
to Wyilie Teacher Aco.
s j 2ms, KritifS uiig Coscoru.Rccs master, 33 days
e | lrorn Fuuchal in ballast to Wyllie Teacher Aco.
a j GLcAltElJ FROM ST. HELENA HJlNO.
. Sej>t. lUth, British hark St Law.euce Thomas
^ I captain, for United Kingdom with 615 tons of
,S phosphate rock from Coosaw miius.
^ /Jritish, brig Francis John Mealy master, for
United Kingdom with l>90 tons of phosphate rock
^ from Coosaw mines.
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h Port Royal Store.
c A NEW BRICK STORE TO RENT at Port
Royal from 1st of October
u I also
A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE with fire plastered
t?s Rooms. apply to .
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OpeninG
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The largest an 1 best selecte<
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stock of
Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Clotliing,
Hats, Shoes &(
Is now on exhibition at the
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Store of
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MS M APPLE.
Our stock is complete in ever
respect. We respectfully ir
vite the public to call on u
and examine for themselves.
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HelfaMe
and don't purchase elsewher*
before examining our
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COMPLETE STOCI
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FOR_SALE.
One of the most desirable situated dwellings in
Beaufort: House in complete repair and conveniently
arranged, with suitable outbuildings, and
a garden sj>ot equal to auy in the State. Fruit in
abundance-Oranges, Figs, Peaches, l'ears, Apples,
Plums, ,Cherries and Grapes; also choice Flowers,
and flowering trees.
Will he sold at a bargain, and on easy terms.
Enquire of if. G.Judd, on the premises.
July 17th, 1 '77.
[ To. Rent.
A Bakery and Shop
Advantageously situated on Bay Street,
with many conveniences and necessary
utensils &c. None but reliable . pcrsous
need apply to
John Franz.
TO REWT,
Two desirable stor<>s in the basement of the
STEVENS HOUSE,
Trice $10 and $13 respectively.
Apply to W. J.VERDIEPv,
Agent.
I FOR SALE.
AN EIGHT HORSE POWER STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINE, Grist Mill, Saw Gin with 4 ?
saws and one Ftlev's Lever power Cotton Pre-s
?i.i. nr,!i?v? and hands comnlete in
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running order. This machinery will b.' sold ent re
.1 ur separate at a reasonable price.
For particulars apply to Capt. J. G. Sipple at
Grahaiuvillc or at this oftk-s.
Notice.
Mr. J. M. Rhet', is hereby authorized to receive
all papers pertaining to the office of I'robatc.
A. It. ADDISON,
Judge of Probate lift, Co.
. JOHN BRODIE,
Builder. Contractor
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UNDERTAKER.
Estimates and plans furnished at short
. notice. Opposite Express Office. Beaufort,
S. C.
P. M. WHITMAN
Tiny ctreet .Beaufort, fc>. C.
3 Dealer ill
BTEW CJLO^KB.
SCIll'LTZ'S WATCHMEN'S CLOCK.
For the detection of Walciimeii. Kvery one
J -in pl< tying a wnleluuan should have o:ic of the e
: "iocks.-!?ci:d for ci;cu'.ar.
New Eotary Clocks.
.Something new. Iluns noiscl -ssly. lLijuirvs uo
key.
CLACK WALNUT VISIBLE PENDULUM
CLOCKS. Also Mabixk, Cufucii, ami other
Clocks.
Prices from to Si 1.
Due West Female
College.
Next college year o]k-ds Octolter 1st. Faculty
same as .last year-full. First-class teachers of
music, drawing, and painting. Location retinil and
healthy. Tuition and hoard, including fuel nne
washing, for college year, $177. Extras at rca.-onab]
rates. For circular, send to
V J. I. BONNKU. President, Duo West, S C
Auorsr 1st, 1S77.
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R. P. RUNDLE,
SIIIPP'G & COMMISSION MERCHANT
PORT ROYAL, S. C.
Cotton, Naval Stores, Lumber &c*
AGENT FOR THE
^ New York & Port Royal
STEAMSHIP LINE.
Mississippi and dominion, West
India and Pacific, and Liverpool
and Galveston
STEAMSHIP CO S. OF LIVERPOOL
C D 11 Hutchinson,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer
PORT ROYAL, S. C.
Has added greatly to his stock
ot GROCERIES, with an additiou of a
Meat Market,
where will be found on hand at all times
r. full aud select supply of fresh
Beef, Mutton*& Pork,
together with all kinds ot vegetables to
suit the demands of the public.
SHEPARD D.GILBERT
NOTARY PUBLIC. .
' Attention given to Marine Protests. Of
7 fice in the Sea Island Hotel.
H. M. STUART, M. D.,
Cor. Buy & Eighth Streets,
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Boaufort, S. O.
DEALER IS
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I DRUGS, AND CHEMICALS,
FAMILY MEDICINES
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES
STATIONERY PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES, Ac., Ac., Ac.,
wirb *tb*r artip|<*5 ton
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ftr ; - * *. t . .1*. * .. . . .. .
Grist auil /ret).
S. ELLIOTT, Hram Tori 8. C,
11A I v,'.v/.7/, X CO., Chart ft on S. C.
THE BEAUFORT
STEAM MILL C0MPAK7,
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Having put up a grist mill at their
ol<l stand, art- prepared to furnish
Grist, Feed and Meal,
any quantity, au 1 at reasonable rates.
M. S. ELLIOTT,
S. ffl. WALLACE,
COTTON FACTOR AND
GRIST MILLER,
Wholesale Dealer in
Grain, Hominy Meal, Feed
etc., etc.,
SEA ISLAND COTTON
Bouirht Ginned and prepared for market.
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Made on consignments, mvuigmc oust
machinery for ginning cotton and g inding
corn and imal, he is prepared to execute
all orders on the shortest possible no
tice
The highest cash price paid for
COTTON & CORN
Cotton ginned on toll.
S. MAYO,
Bay St- Beaufort, S. C
LIQUORS, WINES, <fcc. #
NET YARNS,
FESII LINES AND CORDAGE.
Glass, I'airits and Oils,
WII1TE LEAD AND TURPENTINE.
Special attention given to mixing paints
and Glass cut to order of any size.
Dec. 0
W. H. CALVERT.
PRACTICAL
Tin Sheet Iron, Copper IVorlier
DEALER IN
Ta*arr.ed and Stmiiie-d Tin Wares. Constantlyon
baud, Cooking I'arJoi and Box Stoves.
TEKMS CASII.
Agent for t'nc Celebrated
Charter Oak Cocking Steves.
W.H.CALVERT
Bay St. between 6th A 9th sts. Beaufort. S. C
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UAi\lilll\J uvu?jju,
Wiis. II. iockwood,
BAY ST., BEAUFORT, S. C. :
GOLD AND EXCHANGE
New, York Charleston & Savannah
Bought and Sold,
Collections made on any point in the
United States. Aceouuts received subject
to check at sight.
ap. 27.6111.
PORT ROTAZi
Saw& Planing Mill
BEAVFOKT, S C.
D. C. WILSON & CO.,
MANUKACTURKKS OF AND DKALKKS IN
YELLOW FINS TMBER LB LIO
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Cyproas. ohinglea,
ALSO
Builders & Contractors
PL AST Eli LATHES,
j All kinds of JOB SAWING promptly done.
nooring & Ceiling Boards always oh haiii
Orders for Lumber and Timber ly the carg<
promptly Ciled. Terms Cash.
P. C. WILSON A CO.
AVERILL CHEMICAL
PAINT.
Mixed ready for use in white and over onehuudra
different colors, made of strictly pure
WHITE LEAD,
Zinc, and Linseed Oil. Chemically combined, wa
anted to last twice as long as other paint.
F. W. SCHEPER,
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Wholesale and Iictail Grocer
ICEr ICE!
CONANT A EMMONS,
A RE NOW PREPARED TO Fl'l
ii. Nisn Ice iu any quantity Customer
may desire, from their lee House,
Sovontb. Street.
JOHN CONANT, _
J/A. EMM0NS_
P. DESSESURE
BOOT And SHOE MAKER.
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CANNED FRUITS, VEGET
And a Full Variety of other things u
Goods Promptly Delive
SKA 1S1,AN"
HAS BEEN R]
THE PATRONAGE OF THE TKAVI
M. M. K I N G M A N,
Beaufort Mai
ollaving
opened a shop in Beaufort, I am pr<
lluiid & Repair all h
Both'of WOOD
Particular attention given to designing and
pipe and fittings constantly on hand at Xortl
Personal attention given to setting rud coi
Steam Boiler Furnac
?0^ Shop next to Post Office.
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AT APPLE'S!! AT API
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| NOW is THE TllE
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j Closiug out Sale of SUMMER
^ IF ALL AND WIN
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i Extra Inducem
^ : oFRUIT
OF THE LOOM, 44 Blc
SPLENDID, 4-4 Blc
^ I FINE CAMBRICS 4 4
j- EXTRA CAMBRICS, 4 4
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; And a discount of 25 per cent on all
^ j been heretofore sold at regular palcei
^ I COME ONE,
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_ I To the Cheapest !
;T Mr
iiSHTddV I.V iiS<3Td<l
MANSION
II OJJSB.
, PORT ROYAL, S. C.
Is beautifully situated, facing
PORT ROYAL HARBOR,
Enclosed with ample yard under live oak tree
the room> are neatly finished and nicely furnished
.aid the table is well supplied and kept.
.Guests from the North will find this.a mos
healthful and pleasaut winter resort. United
tali's vessels are located in sight, and fishing,,
hunting, and boating can be enjoyed.
C -ntraets for board will be made for the scasou
at reasonable rates.
BENJAMIN BURR, <
PnOI'RTK.tok.
M. POLL IT Z ER,
cotton
and i
Commission Merchant
' BEAUFORT ?. C
" W. P7 GRAHAM,
BOISU AND PENSION AtlENT,
! BEAUFORT, S. C.
Will attend to any busiucss entrusted to him.
luformatiou free. mar.lo-tf
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
I Ciioic R books no longer for the f-w only. Tli*
best siaydaru novels within the reach of every one
> Books usually sold lrom $1 to $3 given (unchanged
and unabridged) for 10 ai.d 20cents,
t. East LYXxk, By Mr. il. Wood (double no.) LV
2. John IIalkax,Gent., By Miss Mulnek. 20c
I 3. JAxeEyrk, Charlotte Bronte.-,'doable no.) 20c.
4. A nVomax-iiatkr, Cj'.JijIes R' .nL's new novel 20c
5. The black-ixMKs, JyJes Verne's latest. lie
6. Last days ok i omi kii. By Bulwer. 10e.
I 7. ad AX bede, By George Eliot, (double no.) 20c
*. The arlxdel motto, By Marv I Hay. 10c
9. Old Vf ddeltox's money, By Mary C. Hay 10c
10. The Wo vax ix white, By Wilkio Collins. 20c
11. The mill ox thk floss, By George Eliot. 20c ,
12. The amekicax senator, By Antony
Trollope. . 20c ,
13. A. princess of tiilxe, Bv William Black 20c.
14. Tub dead secret, By Wilkie Collins. 10e.
15. Romola, By G< org 'Eliot, (double no.) . 20c
16. The bxolisii at the xorth pou-: and
t-'trr i\ au T/'V 1 r* Ann 1 wv/rlr P?- Tul.va Vasnn trtc
17. IIiddks perils, By Mary Cecil Hay. . J3c
is. Barbaras. history, By Amelia B. Edwards 20c
10. Aterriiile tkmptaiiox, By Chaa. Rcadc. 10c
20. Oi.pgurioeity shop, Charles Dickens. 20.
21. FojJL play, Ily Charles Rende. 10c
22. Jf*>' and wife, By Wilkie Collins 20.
1 2'i. The scii ibk's i.ku.u v, By Mary Ce^Hay.20c
g For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers, or
sent, postage prepaid, ou receipt of price by . .
GEORGE MUNUO, Publisher.
P.O.Box 5657. 21,23, and 25 VaudorwaterS t.
. N.Y
All ilie above bo >ks together with all
the nuuibens of the "Lakeside," "Firc,
side," "Sunnyside," "New York Library"
and other publications for pale at
publishers' prices (postage added) at the
NKWS AND STATIONERY DITOT
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mW-? fcvl.KlTM*
gku?. - Fitbixs'.
ABLES, MEATS, &c.
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snail) kept in a first-class Store*.
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red free of charge^
1) HOTEL,
ErQPJ3 NE D... . ...
iLLINO PUBLIC IS solicited:
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ManaoeV.
L'hine Shop;
jpared with the latest improved tools to
iiulfi a!
LlfilARKJ V* J.im MVUJi(liv* i m
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AND IRON,
pattern making for new work Steam
liern prices.
istructing
es for Saving Fuel.
i ttht't-* v ?*? i ,... y .
'le'SH
TION! 1^
[for BARdAiNSn^
GOODS, to make room for I ^
^LE R G 0 0 D S?j h
tents Offered: 1?
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achr @ 12c.
ach, " 10c. i .
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I SUMMER GOODS, that have i ^
i during the season. i J*
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Store in Town; ! &
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VE SSELS
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Bull and Coosaw Rivera
V -OR ATPORT
ROYAt;
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"Will be supplied with
FRESH WATER/
From the celebrated
Club House Springs; ^
By Steam or sailing vessels.
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tf^Ocdors sent to our office in Beaufort vrW revive
Immediate attention.
WOK A SMALL, Proprietors.
4mMSFORDS
Oswego Starch,
!,w? . nl
Is the beat and most economical In the
world. _
Is i>erfcctly PUB K?free from acids and otber ,
foreign substances that injure Linen.
Is STRONGER than any other?rwjuli lng much
loss quantity in using. : . . H
Is CN1FOR2I?stiffens and finishes work always
the same. ' * ' '' .
KiXGSl'OKB'S OSH EGO STARCH,
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Is the most delicious of all preparations for
Puddings, IJianc-Mange, Cake. Kir,
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