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LOCAL ITEMS. W The lT. S. S. Huron sailed for Charleston last Monday to give the officers and men an opportunity to celebrate the 22ud. he Sea Weed is again in the hospital. She is reported convalescent and -will be out in ab<?ut three weeks. Messrs. Bobbins Boddington and j f Co. cleared on the 1 l>th the British bark | Elly, captain Ti. holt, for Liverpool with j 35.322 cubic feet lumber, valued at j $f>.636. i The throe masted schooner Le-! mcine, captain Loach, arrived on l ues- J day to Conant & Emmons with 300 tons : icc, la tons hay, and 138 barrel liuic. U?uThe officers ot the Russian ship the Askold, entertained the officers ot the fleet and their ladies at an eiegant breakfast yesterday. H^The building occupied by the Washington Engine Company has been leased by the town for another year at the rate of$dOd. The taxpayers will soon find it * to their interest to build a Town Hall and 8ave such heavy rents. ??The Store on the Ilobony plantation j on the Couibahee belonging to J. B. BUscL was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night It is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. PuTMrs. II. N. K. GofF of Philadelphia lectured on the subject of Temperance in this place on Sunday and Monday, and will repeat the lecture this evening at the Methodist Church. There is a good op ?i ntr here for labor in her field and we wish "*o lier success. It^-The friends of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Whitman "surprised" them with a visit on Tuesday evening, and had sueh a pleas ant time that the cock crew before the party could think of dispersing. A boun tiful supj>er and excellent music were a part only of the attractions on this ooca. sion. The presence of Tom Hamilton on the streets of Charleston last Saturday created sueh a commotion that Tom had to be locked up in the statiou house to get rid of the crowd. Mr. Krcssel has opened a stall in the market which will be supplied with fine fat beef from Uharle-ton every day at prices much lower than that at which beef is sold here now. * ntr Up to Saturday evening la-t Mr. Sauis, special agent tor the ten per ecu tax, had collected SlTtH, from 9M tax payers 107 of whotu were colored am remitted to Columbia $1.0^)0. Mr. Saui> is still out collecting and exacts to reap a harvest during the present week. Ii< i in in Savannah to day, and w'i. finish hi ; cii*cuit at K ooroo next Thursday tee" Mr. Addison, Probate Jud/o. is new prepared to attend to the duties of hi ol fire, and will be in Beaufort i-n the fi Monday in each month as ann mnc.'d ohis advertisement in .vm>;her coin;: n. Wgr The roof ot the Club House w;t< discovered on fire about noon on M mdr last, an 1 the cng'n \s were on the groun in a few minutes. The Phoenix th ea the first stream, but were triable to reae' the fire, but the Union No. !. a minute later got to work an l very soon cxtin guished the fire. The steamer was sen ! L to the tank and the members got the h ( F to the top of the house with the aid o ; [ th<^[adder3 of the I In >k a id La 1 lor Co , j ana waited injva'n for water, it seem- , that the grate of the fire box had been removed au 1 a new one h id not ye' been pur in, and the engineer was short of fuel which accounted for the delay. Alter S waiting several minutes the engine g >t to work but her services were not neiJod The damage w'll not exoocd $1 )J, and inot insured. The report that the tiger ^ * had es.*apci and would annihilate the ' crowd camed some excitement but whet) the unsophisticated were a>sured tliat ! I this dreaded beast only devoured tho-e ; "V who offered themselves voluntarily at his | board the scare was abated. Shipments of Th^phaie Rock. ? We give below a statement of the j quantity of phosphate rotk exported from i St. Helena during the past two years to foreign countries. This does r.ot include the rock shipped to northern ports and Charleston which is considerable. It will | bo seen that the business is growing stca- J dily, the number of vessels in 1S76 be ing more than double that of 1S75 and the quantity of rock being about seventy-five per cent greater. The largest business is done by the Coosaw Company, which _ i ??. .~ i i__ j i? i ,i I gives employment tv nunureas 01 muorers and expends large sums of money in the way of wages to the great benefit ot our merc hants. Comparative Statement of Exports ot Crial. Drini Phosphate Rock in Foreign Vessels, from St. Helena Sound, District of Beaufort, S. V., for the yean 1875 and 1876. ' U j k * >'umos of Companies | r-E* - T. 3 J S V. ! < S C??1? Mining Co ... .i 47 218H2 9> 46976 (>ak Point Mining Co....! 19 1018.1 20 19770 Pacific Miuiug Co j 51 21 ~ 10; 11348 Total ~ ?I 71; 43789; 131 78094 This celebrated trot 11 ug tallion. Maaibrino Idol, Jr., was found dead in his s-table on St. Helena on the morning of the 19th. The supposition is he got his head entangled under the manger and in . . I t 1 1 1 V trying to cxni ate n, nc urone nis nccK. a Mainbrino I ol Jr., or. as lie was more I ^ familiarly kn wn here as " Dexter, V was sired by Lon^ Island Hlaek Hawk, fuled Julv lo. was - >:!{">? s.v""4*? F Vr?.'- . 'J "1 TV i-' * * vT-~ ?.*t* .1' when three vcai> old auJ cniered Joi a jf.JU,000 purse iu Lexington. Ky., wheu ! he made a record of 2.28. Owing to the excessive hard v oi k he was put to in training, lie partially lost his eyesight, and was bought and brought here by Capt. Pettengill, who sold him to the Hon. Samuel (Jrcen of this county, who subsequently sold him to Col. Ed. F. English, of St. Helena, for $1,000, who 1 _ ?i,,, fipafh. As OWIieu mm rti mv. v?.u^ ... a stock stallion he was unsurpassed, being one of the finest in the country. i **r w e are informed that the Beaufort Oratorio Society whose singing was so acceptably received on the 24th of las1 month, will give another concert on Wednesday eve. F b. 28. at the African Meth d st Church. The entetainnient on this occasion will consist of songs not. presented before, and their rea 11? meritorious rendering will be enhanced by an organ accompainiment. ^ I Mr. Langley has written us a note characteristic of the man requesting us to correct the statement that lie ceased work on the tax duplicate when he received notice from the Hampton government that he was relieved of the duties of County Auditor. The plain facts are that it was Mr. Langl y's duty to have the books ready for the County Treasurer, and he agreed to have them completed by January 25th the day advertised by Dr. Wilder that he ? ....I/I U? .....wl,. fn fares. We a*"e WUUiU w; i vow i IU iwvxv not aware of the amount of work done on the books, nor do we care, but Dr. Wilder has not yet received the large duplicate but is informed that it is not ready although for three weeks he has advertised his appointments for collection in the county. Since Mr. Langlcy rec. ived the notice above mentioned he had been employed by an ex official on other work and the tax duplicate has not received that attention that an ardent supporter of Governor Chamberlain should have given it more especially at the timt when a special agent of the Hampton government is remitting taxes by the thousands. The elevation of Mr. Lang ley to member ship of the Beaufort Bar may have temporarily unfitted him for the arduous duties of County Auditor, or the slight study necessary to be admitted may have induced him to believe that laboring on tax duplicates is not his calling. ? -?? FOOT POIST. An Fxenrsion to the Celebrated Spot. A nnmber of gentlemen, interested in the development of Foot Point and Spring Island, arrived at the Sea Inland Hotel on Tuesday evening last, accompanied bysev-; era: ladies, for the purpose of visiting the j site of the City of the Future. Wednesday morning the party secuted , the steamer 1'ettit, through the kindness of Me-srs. Bobbins, Boddiugton & Co., I and accompanied by a tew ladies and gentlemen from Beauf'o. t started for he Che .-hessie > lie;* they hope the guciiiinent >v :il soon establish a navy yard and, a rail ?. !.* . 1. ?... _ UU<1 is to l>e OU.U TIUUI IIIUI j>n;in cuu cctuig with the l'orr Royal railroad near Kuiasee. Aiuon,* .h.* cow.piny were Col. Johnstone. lie.i. i) ayton, vol. Mar .;ay; Judge Carpenter, Co!. Co!c . k Ma jor Jack-on, Lieut. Barn hart, C. S. A., J. 1'. Southern and others. Tha Jay was ane Hii l , all seouied to enjoy the trip greatly. When the steamer rounded into the r.ver that n akes the bay in which the sh ps of a:i rations are some time to seek dieiter the inter *st ng spot" were po nfed out. Col. Co;eock showed the spot where h.? an t Gen. It. K. Lee surveyed the fleet al-er the capture of Hilton Head in 1861, and very appropriately the tree under which they stood has now gone to decay A short distance otf was pointed out an is and where Captain Kidd buried his treas ures. As the pirate captain deposited his spoils ou every island and saod bank on this coast it is just as well to believe that his strong boxes repose iu the sands on Broad river as anywhere else. The looked for harbor was at last reached and the expression of every mau ' ' 4 *4 R?I\iIa Ka was tnat u was magu iuucui, nunc ladies said it was lovely. The water is broad and deep and a high bluff a mile long offers advantages for building a .city with assurances of health. The next thing in.order ol course was a speech, and Capt. Willett, elevated on the wheel hou^e, undertook to iutrouuoe to the audience its a humorous speech Col. Mackay who sunliugly asseuted to the programme but . efore his turn cauie was s.ea sliding down the treacherous steps. Col. Johnstone, however, mounted the [ box and made some remarks on the ad| vantages of Foot Point aud the great future in store for it, especially under i the wise administration of those who have been called to rule over us. At about this time the boat which was allowed to run too close in shore was found to be hard aground opposite the site of ! the future navy-yard, and there they [remained for four hours. The time was ; passed very pleasantly, thanks to the singing of the ladies and recitatious by Messrs. 1>. C. Wilson and Capt. Willett. 4 A generous supply of good things had been provide! which received due attcu tinn and tin; nartv returned with only , pleasant memories of their?in most ' eases?first visit to the famous harboi : of Foot Point. j S*asT Judge Mackey has enjoined the | county auditor and treasurer of Lam : caster County from collecting the taa assessed by the Mackey House. The Supreme Court gave notice on Tuesday that the contempt case of J. <i. Thompson would be ta en up on Fri day next. i ? 1). C. Wilson, & Co., cleare< yes'erday the schooner J. Bodwell, Capt Spaulding, for Kenncbunkport, Maine with 14<?,< 0 > feet of lumber from th< IV : jbnal Saw MiLV. ' 1 i'.iii^i'.'l'ci CO i?C?.. j'j\:tiO 111 iHwP. f j. j, County since Feb. 1. JbTT: j C. Warl, to Joe Kob iasoa. 19 acres St. Uvlena Town>hip, for. ? 60 00 ! U. F. Dntton, to Daphne Brismau lO^'acrtb too oo , j II. F. Button, to Taiuar Green 11 acres St. Helena Township 110 00 i U.S. to Win Kilcy, 20 acres Boau! fort Township 520 j V. S. to Win. Riley, 10 acres Beaufort Township 200 V. 5". to Win. N. A. Ililhron, assessed to Wm. Riley 10 acres Beaufort Township. 8 00 i Hardy Harrison, to Kmnia A. Gooding .100 acres Peoples Township 625 00 I Mary T. St rail to Joe Forall 9 acres Ycmassoe 32 00 I W. M. Hazel to Nellie Fennie 5 acres Yeiuas i see Township 15 00 i W. ('. Johnson Jr. to T. II. Marshall 70 acres Goethe Township 300 00 W. C. Johnson to W. C. Johnson 250 acres Goethe Township 300 00 t Sibhv and Eliza Fuller to Dick Ladson 60 , acres Sheldon Township 600 00 W. T. Breland, to L. S. Breland 30 acres Goethe Township 300 00 H. C. Smart, to L. S. Breland 70 acres Goethe Townshin 630 00 I W. S. Drayton, ost. to Itobt. Mclntirc 14 'lA acres Hilton Head 4 00 00 I Michal Mixon, to Margaret Long 100 acres I.awton Township ! Win. Wilson, to Claghorn and Cunningham 310 acres j Margaret Long, to E. If, Pcepics, 75 acres ! John A. Seahrook, to Kate II. DuBwis, Lot | in B'.uffton 140 00 ! Elizabeth II. Proctor to Kate II. DuBois Lot I in Bluflfton 200 00 Buy only the Best. It will be a waste I of tiuie and mouey for tanners to buy inferior fertilizer because they are seeming| ly cheap from being low price 1. Use only i articles which have been tested for years, and have proved adapted to the making i of Corn and Cotton. ?Such an article is 1 the Wilcox. Gibbs & Cc's Manipulated Guano, which the manufacturers offer, through their ngeots, on very liberal I terms, delivered at the depots in the in[ terior ; payable in Middling Cotton, at fifteen cents per pound, delivered at } planter's nearest depot next Fall. The Piedmont Manufacturing Company. near Grove Station, on the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, between Greenville and Williamston. has been in operation since July last. The profits of six months amount to $12,087 Dct, with $9,674 to balance after payment of interest and other charges. This is equal to a dividend of 17 per cent, per annum on a capital stock paid in of $118,131.26. Nearly 1,000 bales of cotton have been transformed into cloth, sheeting and shirting. The goods uiade are of excellent quality, and find ready sale in Baltimore and New York, as well as in this State. ? Inducements aie offered bv the Isnd department of Florida, lor 60.000 weal thy Mennouitcs to emigrate to the orange groves. The President has signed the act au thorizirg tlie Commissioners of the Free i men's Bank to buy in certain real estate, and to sell tne same at public or private I sale. * The wife of President Grant has sent j a ba ket of flowers to the be l-.s:de of lie preventative Alexander II. Stephens almost every day since his present severe j illness terran. Senator Jones M. Wiiliauis, of Barnj ai i v'ouiity. da;d ?m the 1 fill instant, nf| a -imrt illness of typhoid pneumonia w th congestive chills. A colony of Russians have purchase]: $20,ouo worth of farming land in Jeffer j son county Nebraska. Dr. \Y. II. Jaiucs, a farmer resident of ] Piochc. Nov., lately perished in New , Guinea, an i-Jaad north of Australia, having been eaten by canuibals. The Foot Point Land Comp'y.?The 1 fi st meeting in twelve years of the slock- j holders of this company was held in the room of the secretary and treasurer, Mr. A. S. Johnson, at the Bank of Charleston, on last Friday. This company bought a large tract of land during the war near Port Royal, but nothing has ever been done with it. Nothing of any special interest was transacted at the meeting, which was meiely called for the purpose of keeping the company alive. ! The following are the officers elected ' at the meeting: J. M. Eason, president; W. C. Bee, Wm. Kavcnel and D. F. ' Fleming, directors; A. S. Johnston, sec! sntl fro.onror /V*trt nuii Cmirier of Monday Marine Intelligence. 1 . ENTERED. ST. HELENA SOUND. Feb.?1th. Bk. Dorothy, Thompson, Frostick | muster 46 days from Oporto, l'ortugal in ballast o 1 Campbell, WyllL and Co. Feb 14th Norwegian Bk. Eunamia Ols-u master | 4 days from Savannah i; ballast, Campbell Wyl-, i jlc and Co. CLEARED. Feb. 12th S wedish Bk. 4' Tropic, " Kellner, mas; ter for London with "43 tons of phosphate Rock frtm Coojaw Mines. Feb. 16th Br. Bg. '* Francis John " Bentley, master for Charleston in ballast. PROCLAMATION.| 1 STATE SOUTH CAROLINA. ) Executive Chamber, ; j ! Columbia, S. C. ) \ YVf EIEREAS informaticn lias been re- ( V? eeivedut this Department, that an i atrocious murder was committed at the ; , | town of Hilton Head, Beaufort Countv. ! . | on the nicrht of the ;">th inst., upon the j ' | body of R. C. M 'NTIRE, by some per-1 " | son or persons unknown. Now therefore, I, D. H. Cliainf erlain,' I Governor of the State of South Carolina, j . in order that justice may be done and the majesty of the law vindicated, do hereby 1 ! offer a reward of Five Hundred Dollars L for th arrest and delivery in any jail ot I this State, of any person connected with ' the above recited crime, with pr rof to 5 ' convict. ?*?^ Given under ray hand and * ( ) ise- of the State, at < L.S. i- C-. uiu i , t 20th day of j ( ) F rn ? A 1877, and 1 j -?v?' in t 0 ? red and first 1# 1 year of Americau Independence. D. II. CHAMBERLAIN c; II. E. Hayne, Governor of S. C. } Secretary of State. TAX XOT1CE. The "undersigned has been appointed by Governor Hampton as Special Agent j f>?r Beaufort County to receive and receipt for the contribution of ten percent, upon the amount of the State and County tax of 1875-76, authorized by the House of Representatives. The receipts issued by me will l?o accepted as evidence of payment on the collection of taxes to be hereafter levied by the Legislature for he said fiscal year. Until further notice,"I will be found at the office of C. H. Wki jht, next to the Express office, and will be ready to wait upon all taxpayers ironi/j a. m. to 4 p. ui. each day. Taxpayers must produce tax receipts for last year. Due notice will be given of appointments for the upcountry, Savannah river and Savannah, Georgia. B. R SAMS, Special Agent. Tax Notice Having been appointed by His Excellency Gov. Hampton, a SPECIAL AGENT to collect the Tax contribution of 10 per cent, called for in the County of Beau" fort, I hereby give notice that I will meet the people in the County at the following places : Early Branch. Mond v, February 12th. Hoovers Station, Tuesday, Feb. 13th. Branson, Wednesday February 14th. Lawtonville, Thursday February loth Brighton, Friday February lf?th Gillisonville, Saturday, February 17th Grahamville. Monday February 19th (After arrival of train) Hardeevllle, Tuesday, February 20th (Af-er arrival of train) Levy's X Boads Wednesday Feb. 21st. Savannah, Thursday. February 22d [Sheriff s Office. J Bluffton, Saturday. February 24th Yeuiassee, Monday Feb. 26th Altinan's, Tuesday Feb. 27th Varnsville, Wednesday Feb. 28th Branson's, Thursday March 1st &3T Tax-payers are requested to bring with them their tax receipts for last year. B. B. SAMS, Special Agent. Bfk. S. C., Jan. 23, 1877. Auction Sale, Condemned Navy Stores. Bj JAS, M. fROFIT, Auctioneer. At his Store on Bay Street, on S TUB J DAY next, 113 BBLS. SHIP BREAD, The above will l>c sc?ld in small lots 'o suit purcha crs. feb.JG-:f. Filial J3isoliargo, votick is hereby ?;ivkn that i wu.L ?A spjily ! > the Hob raiik- <>t Pr >ti;ite for ' R*aufort County ??n the l'-tli I'cli. 1S77 for final dis- j Rnrift'administrator oft h-j estate of I'.UJy Jen- i kinsd.s*cas d. ISA AC JENKINS. Administrator. j Bfl. S. C.Jan. 12th 1ST . LANDS FOR SALE." ; THE LANDLESS PEOPLE WHO! are coming into this County to re j si'l will do well to call upon the sub" I r.ler at his office in the Tkiucne buil I il ng, where 'hey oar, find lists of LOTS OF LAND which arc located on all the islands, and j on the main land of Beaufort County, i in tracts of front one acre to four hun- j dred with improvements on many of the parcels, and altogether desirable for those having small mean-. as they can j have immediate possession by paying a 11 ------ ' P twu/vMiit* n*wl 1 ?n ut\l/i 1 very SlUUll m1ui ui luuijcj, tiiiu nv, ciuiv , to wake a crop the present season. One Choice Tract of 40 Acres mostly under cultivation on Port Iloyal Island at a bargain; One 20 acre tract near White Chuich on St. Helena?best land on the j island. Call and sec me soon. H. G. JUDD Bft. S. C. Jan 17th 1876. 4-t. I W. H. DEVLIN, Carpenter I Builder All kinds of BOAT WORK, CAULKING, and SPAR MAKING. office and shop COR.BAY aud CHARLES STREET, BEAtJFORT, s.c. aug5.lv. PORT ROYAIi" Saw A Planing Rill DEAl'PORT, S C. j D. C. WILSON & CO., maxcfacttrkrs op and dealers in WPf f fltff fH/RM AVW TTTVBPB JLWUW n#t?f ilAfifcft Ri\M uvmynH AND Cypress Sl2.ixa.5loa, ALSO Builders & Contractors I PLASTER LATHES, All kindsof JOB SAWING promptly done. riooriog & Ceiling Boards always 011 band Orders for Lumber ami Timber by tb promptly ti!btl. Terms Cash. '-'V 1;-. I>. <. . nTLK>>*.A CO jb.1. r/c rx m *~m7r?+m 'A-CQaasu j WINTUE tioHiiDUliE j FOR SAVANNAH | And Intermediate L'dgs From and after Friday November 2>tli., 1*76, the j favorite Steamer FIIaOT BOY, 11,1. ui.i';e r 'guhir irip* t?? and from UFAI FORT AM) SAVANNAH Leave R-aufort every Friday at 10a. m. Leave Savannah every Monday at ? a. in. For Freight or passage applv to W. KAItKISON. Act. Beaufort. S. C. J. M. Ml'llR.lV. Agt Savaunvh, Ga. S. E WALLACE, COTTON FACTOR AND GRIST MILLER,! I Wholesale Dealer in Grain, Hominy Meal, Feed ETC., ETC., SKA ISLAND COTTON Btmght Ginned and prepared for market. ADVANCES Made on consignments. Having the best machinery for ginning cotton and g inding corn and m.al, he is prepared to execute all orders 011 the shortest possible no tioe The highe.-t cash price i*id for COTTON & CORN Cotton giuned on toll. S, MAYO, Bay St. Eoaufox*t, S. O LIQUORS* WINES, Ac. NET YARNS, FISH LINES AND CORDAGE. Glasn, Paints and Oil?, WHITE LEAD AND TURPENTINE. Spcci.il attention given to mixing paints j and Glass cut to order of any size. Dec. 6 W. II^ C AL.VERT. PRACTICAL Tin Shest Iron. Copper Worker PEALF.ll IN Iayaiinrd and Stamped Tin Wares. Constautlyon itand, t'uokitiK Parlor nnd ltox Stores. TEEMS (. ASII. Agent for the Celebrated Charter Oak Cooking Stoves. W. II. CALVERT, Bay St. brtween Stli ?S Oth st>. Beaufort. S.C * *TTTT*Tn TTi^TTOTP nuu0?i, Win. If. Lock wood. j BAY ST., BEAUFORT, P. C. GOLD AND EXCHANGE New, York Charleston & Savannah Bought and Sold, Collections made on any point in the I United States. Accounts received subject to check at sight. ap.27.Gui. (Orist and ?tt&. If. ... m.l.IOTT. Beaufort S. 4\ Ma VRJS'EL, K CO., Chmrlfton 8. C. THE BEAUFORT ! STEAM MILL COMPAH?, ! i Having put up a grist mill at their old staud, are prepared to furnish Grist, Feed and Meal, j any quantity, ad I at reasonable rates. M. S. ELLIOTT, > cman rnrruui tin I UIIHI1IS ULIl I LIllllHk WHLkl AT TIIE STORE OF E. A. Schcper, The Leader in Low Prices :o: Having just arrived from NEW YORK, whore I j have purchased one of the largest and most comi plete stock of FalUV Winter Eoods Ever before offered to the Beaufort public. Constating of i PHY GOODS, j CLOTHING, 'hats, ANI) caps, HOOTS AND SHOES. CARPETS Ac 0 I offer an entirely fresh stock of first-class PRINTS so the celt t rated j ORIENTAL 7-8 CAMBRICS AT 10c. | Selected in New York with special view to their adaptability to preseut season, Ac. EXTRA IXD UCEMENTS , will be offered in all departments, as I ant determined to inakcthisone of the most attractive estabi lishnicutsin town, (all before purchasing elsewhere ! and examine the stock of goods at IE . A . SCHEPER, E. W . S C. fc Ik FHEGE0CER1ES From Hie kr*i R-urio*. -*t---'-*?5 CANNED FRUITS, VEGE And aTiiII Tariel>;of oilier lliin^s i Goods Promptly Deliv< SEA ISLATS II A S Ii E E x H THE PATRONAGE OF THE TRAY. J A M E S OP E L L, C A TO 13 -A jStL bl Fall and W: 1 8 7 c ^E\V and HANDSOME STYLES OF CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES, FLOOR OIL CLOT] LACE CCRTAINS, CORNICES, I )pcncd this treck at prices to sun ^"1,000 Yards Carpets at 18 to 35 cents p jame: \ugttsta. Oa., Dec. 27, 1876. TTk ?% i Tl r iseautort Ma o[Javittg opened a shopi in Beaufort, I am pr Build & Repair all l Both'of WOOD Particular attention given to designing and pipe and fittingsfconstantly oh hand at Nort Rrersonnl attention given to setting ind co iSteam Boiler Furnac 8fctT\Shop next to Post Office. J.. |?J COOPER j Dry Goods & Millinery, FALL AND WI] I have just laid in a larg DRY f OODS, CLOT] Ladies' Mats, Notions. Embroideries, Corsets, Ties, Laces of all. No trouble to show gooJs. JOHN COOPER, Baj Are You Goit THEN" USE Mil CHEMICA Heady for use in WHITE, and over prime White Lead. Zinc and Linseed Oil, lhni(l*omer and Clienpcr, and to last TW1 has'taken the FIRST PREMIUMS at twi and"is>n MANY THOUSAND of the be: Address: July 27.lv. MILL vile; Insurance Company GEO. GAGE, AGENT. 0. Ift. Hutchinson. Wholesale& Retail Grocer PORT ROYAL, S. C. I ! HAS ADDKD CIIKATLY to his stock ot GROCERIES, with an additiou of a | Meat Market, where will be found on hand at all times i full aud select supply of fresh Beef, Mutton & Pork, I together with all kinds ot vegetables to ! uit the demauds of the public. k v H E 1> Ji lt, > V ? . kfmYf'jffge f'iKTLj> pWi^pTEAS COFFEES sr *&?*? - raurra. TABLES, MEATS, &C. ' i!M:a!!> Kfj-t ;n 2 frst-class 8ltre# ered free of charge, n UATUT IS 111/ 1 li JJ, ??-84L *' ^7 rf ?^ r^- ^ E-OPENED. KLMXGE1TBLIC IS 80LRWP. pROTflUNB. ets7 enter Trade, t -7. 38, WALL PAPER aid BORDERS IUGS, MATS, AND DRUOGKT8, r THE TIMES/ cr yard. S G. BAILIE &;BRO. chine Shop, cpnrcd with the latest improved took la rinds of Machinery, AND IRON, pattern making for ?ew work. Steam hem prices, nstructing :es for Saving Fuel. \. WHITMAN. Mechanical Engineer. STElt GOODS c and complete stock of BING. MILLINERY Dress Goods, Hose. etc. At prices within the roach r St., Beaufort, S. C. tig- to Paint? ,LER BHOS.' 1M paint One Hundred different odors made of Chemiodfy combined, warranted Much 'CE S LONG a- any other Faint. It juty of the State Fairs of the Union, st houses in the country. MILLER BROTHERS, 100 Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio. irnxux To the Working Cl?n,-W> are now pro pared to furnish all classes* with constant employ* inrnt at home, ft lie whole of the time or for their spare momenta. Biota's* new, light and profitable. Persons of either so* easfly ea n from "?o c nts to ?t.p t evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business I'ovs and girls earn nearly u'tfrii a* men. "Tha all who see this notice may send?tbeir address, and test the^business we make this unparalleled offer To such as are not well satisfied we will tend ons dollar'to pay for the trouble of writing. Kor psrticuiars, samples worth several dodlars to eon* ntenee work on, and a copy of Home aod Fireside one of the largest and best Illustrated Publication all sent free l>y mail. Reader, if you want pens* ent, profitable work, address. George Sti>so* A Co., Portland, Maine. H. M. STUART, M. D., Cor. Kay A Eighth Streets. Boaufort, 0 O. DEALER IX DRUGS, AND CHEMICALS. FAMILY MEDICINES, FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES STATIONERY PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, Ac., Ac., Ac., Together with many other articles too numerous ! to mention. Al' of which will be sold at the lowee ! price f<?r cash. Physiclaua prescriptions carefully .. C.