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LOCAL ITEMS. Judge Wiggiu is holding court this week in Barnwell. Gov Hampton has appointed Mr. Tom B. Chaplin, trial justice on St. ll.lena Island. % Interested parties hereabouts thins " Judge Bryan has iorgotten all about tlie Harvey Mills. Mr. M. M. K incmian, late proprietor of the Sea Island Hotel, arrived in town # from Washington on Friday last. The phosphate men of Wilmington, Del., le t for home on Sunday. They will 1 ' 1 4.U wkotllAP tllHV aeciae wneii mcv annv maiuvi will locate uear Beaufort. There is always a chance 10 make mouey in Beaufort by catching deserters from the navy at ten dollars a head. It is reported that the Dictator wili return to Port Roval as soon as she receives -I necessary repairs. The sloop of war Essex, Commander W. S. Schley, commanding, arrived Tuesday morning, 16 days from Vera Cruz. , Capt. Dick returned from New York last Friday. lie has purchased a new engine for the Agnes which will be put in as soon as it arrives. Mr. Lumb of Coosawhatchio is sliipping lumber to New York by way of Port Royal. H is steamboat the Howard Drake 1 brings the lumber from the mills, Lieut. Geo. R. Duran has been ordered to the command of the Lehigli, relieving Lieut. Hutch ins who is ordered to the Hydrographic office. The Olympic Base Ball Club of Port Royal will play a match game to-morrow p. in., with the Dauntless Clufi of Beaufort The Sea Weed is now running regularly betw.eu Beaufort and the fleet, leaving here at 12:30 and 6:30. and the New Hampshire at 9:30 and 3:30. If a wild-eyed man is seen prancing about the streets in these days, it may be supposed his wife is on the annual war path?house cleaning. Governor Hampton has appointed Mr. John Conant Jury Commissioner. The sauic gentleman was appointed to this office by tx Gov. Chamberlain, but lib pontics were not red hot enough for flu Senate and the nomination was rejected. . Remember the lecture by Bishop Lynch at the Sea Island Hotel next Sun day evening. We have so seldom a chance to hear n lecture by so eminent a man that the hall should be crowded. Mr. Campbell of the firm of Campbell. Wyllie & Co., of Charleston, arrived ai the Sea Island hotel on Sunday and on Tuesday, in company with U. S, Inspector Mintovnc and others took a trip 01 ' the Falcon to inspect the phosphat< Works on Coosaw river. Mr. John Conant has loft at our offiei a sample of oats, of which he has three ncrcs. the stalks measuring six feet ii length, with very largo and well develop ed heads. Mr. Conant was always fuuioufor his excellent garden, an 1 now that In has acquired the Thompson farm he wi! show what he knows aboil farming. Three men havgfoon ar?c.4eJ and jaii cd charged with bei g implicate 1 in the murder of the man wimse body was.tov.rvt Bowed up in a bag and lung up o&a nee in the wall of a deserted building on Si. Helena. We have been requested to call aften tion to the fact that next Wednesday b . the dav set apart for decorating th< .. *T . , 1. t .1 VT. . graves or Lit'.on so.cuers, in nie nation nl ceiuetery in this place are the lemairn of ten thousand Union soldiers. We hope ^ our patriotic citizens will see to it thai the day docs not pass unobserved. Sheriff Wilson and his deputy, Mchan. Went to GUlisonville yesterday to arre>i Win. Jackson charged with killing Thos. Dudley, his broiher in law, on Sunday last We are without further purticu lars. ' Riot at Pacific Lauding. A few days ago the Pacific Mining Company open-d up a large bed of phosphate rock- and decided to employ lheir hauds by the day instead of by the to ? a? formerly. The new terms were refused by the old hands who would not work fur oue dol ar a day, when under the old arrangement they were able to make about twice that sum. The company then employed new hands and the work was begun, when the old hands formed a Union j for the purpose of compelling the corn pa- | tiy to let the work out by the job. Effort- j were made by the Uuion to induce the | new bauds to join the organization, but j they declined and it was determined to j make them stop. 0:r Wednesday night ! of last week while the now hands were quietly asleep in their palmetto huts they i were fired upon from an ambush and four . of their number severely wounded. Five } of the attacking party were mobilized and tho sheriff went up on Friday and ef j fected their arrest and brought them be- ' fore Trial Justice Carle too, who bound them over to answer at the next term of court on the charge of assault with intent to kill, and riot. The prisoners are l>i k Young, Danl. Singleton* Francis (Jribbs Prince Young and Loudon Fe gtison. It is hoped that these men will be taught a lesson that will learn them that the practices of Molly Maguires will not be agreeable pastimes in the phosphate works of . South Carolina. ?a? Two or three years ago the Florida fe vcr attacked some of our citizens and resulted in the location of Mr. Rich and family and X. R. Seovel in the wilds of that State. As time progre.s^d the place th?y ha 1 e-ected for a home came under tV? ofv-ome enterprising no-tN-vn me-; uad we u have ; > a fesuU oi . ! ' ftr t'finri 1 piper Tv 1 1 ' >m.'u lb'rv'-l. Ic it v."e Pi.: ! ?he inn." > o; >nr k. friends mentioned. Mr. Scovel is secretary and treasurer of the Sunday School which is highly praised and is also, we learn from the Herald ''completing a beautiful three acre grove of most superior trees for the two Misses Stedman, nieces i of Mr. H. A. DcLand. The site is most ; picturesque, on the gentle slope of a prominent knoll, affording a charming prospect in every direction." All this in addition to a flourishing grove of five acres i of his own. Of the prosperity of Mr. Rich the Herald says: '"Capt. John Rich has oue of the best (if not the best), trardens in our village. The first week in April he dug a quantity of well developed Irish potatoes. Tomatoes measuring 51 inches 1 in circumference were on his vines, and j turnips from 10 to 16 inches, and still j growing. His garden is a sight to those J who hue been unaccustomed to witness : vegetables so far advanced as to be gath- I ! crcd for the tabic in the early part of ( ! April. A turnip taken from the ground ; 1 this week measured 27] inches in circum- j fercnce, and his corn has reached tlie length of nine feet. Tomatoes arc ripening rapidly, and all the luxuries usually enjoyed at the North in the garden seasju, are plentiful with him now." The "following is a list of jurors drawn to serve at the Ju: c term of Ciurt?14 whites and 22 colored : J. D. Cliitty, Renty Brown, Paris W. Brown, Yoi k Shine, James Grant, James D. Rivers, Jos. McKenzie, Adam Barnes. Robert Hamilton, Saml. Cope, Harry | Singleton, R. W. Buford, Alex Loadholt, P. F. Buckner, W. H. Calvert, R. E. Davis. James Gibbs, James Powell, W. 0. B. Ifoyt, Joseph Frazer, Danl. Bythewood, Wm. C Rivers, Edward Linen, Harry Jones, E. B. Simmons, J. C. Jones, Chas. B. Pope, Edward Bealer, Wm. Allen, Gabriel Youton, Sampson Walls, Smart Oswell, W. G. Cliffton, Jackcy Wright, Charles Givens, and Da vid F. Freeman. Exports.?Messrs. Bobbins, Boddington A* Co. cleared last Thursday the Russian brig Louise Major, for London, wi ll 229.680 feet oflumber valued at $3,500. On the same day the same firm cleared the Gennau bark August, for Bremerha ven, with 21,000 feet lumber and 19,702 1 '* ' t 1 1 C'J OffA uuie leer umocr vaiiieu ai <ro,ouv. On Friday the United States bark Moonbeam was cleared for Amsterdam, with 428,313 feet lumber valued at 85 354, from the mills of Stcinmeyer & Co. This is the cargo of deals to which we re ferred some time ago and is the first shipment to Amsterdam from this port. Editor oj the Tribune: Cannot something be done towards es tablishing a Beaufort branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals? The attention of strangers as wil is of residents is constantly directed to he shameful treatment of their beasts ly h; youthful ragamuffins who take pa> mongers and freight to add from the depot. No matter how sore their animals back the lumbering old vehicles arc driven reekle-sly up and down as the caprice ?f the two-legged brute suggests. Let this matter be agitated Mr. Editor in the j tame of Hr.MA.xiTv. We consider the suggestions of our cor respondent "Humanity'' as cxeoedingb. veil timed. The ill treatment of animals by persons coming from the conn try as well as in tin .own is notorious, and a branch of Mr. Henry Bergh's society and a determination o enforce the stringent rules against cru dtv to animals which arc so effective iti New York, would keep the agent of such a society thoroughly busy for awhile. Should it be deem?l advisable to form ? ? i % * m organization lor this purpose no Uouie circulars ami iuforuiation would be gladly furnished by the officers of the New York society. We have just received from the Publisher, a copy of a new Temperance Song and Chorus by the favorite author James (jr. Clark, entitled "nowhere to go." This is the late-t as it is one of Mr. Clark's popular songs?and conies most opportune just n->w when there is sueh an interest in the temperance cause. Mr. Clark's productions including "When the uiists have rolled awav," and the "Two Villages" aro known and sung throughout the land, their beautiful melodies, choice poetry, and rare adaptation ot music to the words rendering them universi! favorites. MaiieJ postpaid 0:1 receipt of 35 ctr. Address W. W. Whitney, Publisher, Toledo, Ohio. It will be a matter of interest fo all ou readers Jwho arc de-irons of adorniug their homes, to know that there has beeu incorpdfated in New York a Stock Company with a cash capital of a quarter of a million of dollars, for the manufacture o. Pianos, which will be sold direct to the j people at factory prices. Its name is the Me.vdklsohn Piano Co.. office No. 56 Broadway New York. These Pianos made one ol no finest displays at the Centennial Exhibition, and were unanimously recommended for the Diploma of Honor and Medal of 1 Merit This Company are the first to do a general business with the purchaser direct, ! saving him more than one half the price : charged by other first-class makers. Wo wouTd recommend any of our readers who have any idea of ever buying a piano, to send for their Illustrated and ! Descriptive Catalogue, which will be mailed free to all. The demand for food for the armies in the East only excels the demand on Mr. Kressel for prepared bird food, and he has now a full supply for all. There arc other good things to be had in hi., store :H\h as lee Eroaiu, !< f 'old ?Sc'? ? i*i\-iif f-'ttifs. VigetaMI . , , The following is a literal copy cf a coroner's verdict sent in for record to the f coroner's office: "Jury verdict its that The Death of Mr. C W We beliveds that he is Sub by Party that Wrestling & Binds Him llolts is the on Cast bis Death, j We belivc that he have Not do it Wilfully Wc furdcr belive that he do it Act' dently" : Marine Intelligence. ARRIVED. May 14, Nor. Bk. Natvigi, Sundblad master, 62 days from Bristol, in baitasl to Campbell, Wyllic A r?? ' i May 15, Br. Bk. Croydon, I'onch master, 14 days i from Bermuda in ballast to Campbell Wyllie A Co. j May 16, Swedish Bk. Kredrik. Wanlstrom master, 55 days from Dunkirk in ballast to Campbell, Wyl| lie, A Co. CLEARED. | May 17, Nor. Ilk. " (J. P. Harbitr." Jacobsen, for United Kingdom with f?07 tons phosphate rock from Coosaw mines. May 17, Br. Bk. Magdala, Lowry, for United Kingdom with 727 tons phosphate rock troin Coosaw tuines. May IS, Russian Bk. Moppet, Frederiksson, for the Continent, with 697 tons phosphate rock from Coo saw mines. May 18: Nor. Bk. Candour, Nielsen, for Charleston, S. C., in ballast. May 18, Br. Bk. Belgium, Mosher, for United Kingdom, with 1,000 tons phosphate rock from Oak Point mines. BEAUFORT. Cleared.?May 17, Russian Bg. Louisa Major, Capt Linderinan, for London, with lumber freni Atlantic Saw Mills. May 17, German Bk. August, Otto Kuster, master, for Brcmerhavcn with lumber from Atlantic Saw mills. May IS, U. S. Bk. Moonbeam,<for Amsterdam, with lumber from the mills of Stelnmeyer A Mokes. Found Adrift. PICKED l7P in Bull River, fourteen (14) Bulls Lumber, 3-4, 1 in., 1 1-4,1 1-2 and 2 inch. Apply to W. WEYMOUTH, Pacific Landing. Pacific Ld'g., S. C., May 23, 1877. Notice. NEITHER t ie Captain nor the undersigned consignees of the German Bark OTTO, Captain Parmer, will be responsible for debts contracted by any of the crew. ROBBINS, BODDINGTON A CO. * NOTICE. ~ Neither the captais nor tiie undersigned consignees of the Norwegian Bark Albion. Capt. Frederickson, will be responsible for debts contracted by any of the crew. Robbi>s BonutwoTOS A Co. SHERIFFS SALE, F. W. Schcper A'lni'r. Bit. Ferdinand Schultz, vs. Heirs at Law and next of Kin, of said Ferdinand Schultz. Court of Probate. By virtue of an order of Hon. A. B, Addison, Probate Jud^e, to mo directed, I "will sell at public outcry at Port Royal, in the County of Beaufort, on the first Wednesday in June 1877, being the sixth duy of said month during the legal hours of sale the following persoua! property to wit: Six chairs; one wasbstand; one lot crockery; one bedstead; two water buckets; one looking glass; one table; one ice box; two stoves and one iron kettle; tw.? round tables; two mat trasses: two feather pil1 .ws; two sheet*; two pair woolen blankets; one pavilion; one revolver, one bagatelle table; two lamps and lungers; two waiters; ten decanters; one ice cooler; one screen in bar-nxiu; two beer faucets ihrass'; six wooden faucets. Teruis Cash, W.M; WILSON, 8. B.C. Bft. May 22, 1377. 15-1. "OFFICIAL. SUE OF FORFEITED PROI'ERTT. OFFICE COLLECTOR INTFRXAL UEVEXUE. District or South CakoMsa, ? Columbia, 8. C. Mav^9th 1877. / The following property having boon seiz -d by mi ,or violation of the Internal Revenue Laws, anil forfeited to the United states under flection 3-100 Rev a *1 Statutes, will be ,v?ld at public auction in thlowii of Beaufort, S. C., at 12 o'clock noon on the 2K.li day of June 1877, as to wit: . 12 lbs. Tobaeep more or leas seised as the property \V. S.Uudley. 58 lbs Tobacco more or less Seized as the property >f J. S. Frink. 89 lb*. Tolueco nl ?re or less Seized as the proj>ertjr ol L. CL Weekly. L. CASS CARI ESTF.R. Collector. JAMES M. CKOFrf. Deputy Collcctori THE .STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Coi'N'TY OK HkaUKDKT | Court of Coiuiuou Fleas. John J. Stoddard, PlaititifF. against. Joseph L. Young, Jos. A; Hoyt. Susan J. F. MotJolay, P, llenry Mottclay, C. Frederick Hoyt and J. J. Holly, defondaliU. To the defeitdants, Jos. L Young, Jos. A. Hoyt. Sosau J. F. Mottelay, P. Henry Mottelay, C. E'rid erie'e Hoyt and J. J. Holly, YOU ABE HEREBY SUMMONED and requir d to answer the complaint in this action which is tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common pleas, for the said County and to serve a copy of your answer to tb< said complaint on the subscribe? at his office, Bay Street Beaufort South Carolina within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the day ofsttch service and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff iu this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated March 17, A. D. 1877. WE ELLIOTT. TlaintifTs Attorney's NOTICE. To the Defendant Joseph L. Youfcg: Take notice that the summons in this action of which the foregoing is a copy together with the Complaint, was filed in the office of the clerk of the CoWrt of Com mnn Plfiui at Rt*aiifort in llic CountV and State aroresaid od the 19th day of March, 977, WM. ELLfoTT, Plaintiff's Atty. Bay si. Beaufort, S< C. KI\(iSIORI?S Oswego Starch, la the beit and mast economical In the world. Is perfectly PCflK-free from acids and otlieT foreign substances that injure Linen. Is STRONGER than any othsr?requiting much less quantity in usiug. Is UNIFORM?stiffens and finishes work always j the same. klXGSFORlTS OSWEGO STARCII, Is the most delicious of all preparations for Puddings, Blanc-Mange, Cake, Etc# | JOHN BRODIE, ! Builder, Contractor ( . ?and? UNDERTAKER. Estimates r.ntl phis innii.?!;e-I ?;t fOiort notice, ('ppo^ir? i i ? t ; * I Jets u_ Port, > C ?V? SPRINGOPENING! IS. A. Scheper, The Leader in Low Prices IS now pr-'pareil to .-li'iw hh friends aiitl oiivtom- ) ersof Bnulort and surrounding country the ' choicest and cheapest stock of DRESS GOODS.' Kotions, Embroderies, BOOTS AND SHOES Laces, Hosiery, (ilovrs. Handkerchiefs, fassinicres, Jeans, Tweeds, Flannels, Homespuns, Shirtings, Sheetings, Prints, Cambrics, Linens, Towels, Tahle Damasks, Napkins, White Goods, dents' Kuriii-hing Goods, Ac.; ever exhibited in Beaufort. His assortment of goods has only t<? lie si'en to lie ajiprc.iated. He ha> selected them with the greatest care. ALL ARE FRESll ANI) NEW and defy competition. Those needing Spring and fnmn'wr supplies for their families would SAVE MONEY by looking at his stock and purchasing what they require. A well lighted store, wiih polite and agreeable salesmen, to attend to customers. E. A. SOHEPER. ?or jSate or ^rnt. For Sale. Block 122 in roar of the Court IIouso Beaufort, Also. SEVEN LOTS IN BLOCK 120. Also the following described Lands : Lot No. 19 Sec. 31 Town 1 N. Range 2 W . 10 acres formerly owned by Ishmacl Simmons. Lot 47 Sec. 18 Town 1 S. Range 1 \V. 10 aeres, midway between Beaufort and Port Royal. *'rac. y2 of Lot 21 Sec. 13 Town Range 1 N. 1 W. being an excellent water frontage on Coosaw river. For terms or other information inquire of C. H. WRIGHT, Aut. Apl.-26-.1m. FOR sale: Very Desirable Property, Otf BAY ST. BEAUFORT, S. C. The block occupied by Odcll and comprising three fine stores with capacious yards and storage in the rear and the finest water frontage on the river. For terms npply to D. C. WILSON, ortoC. H WRIGHT, Agt. Beattfort, S. C., Wjrch 20, 1877. TO RENT.' The dwelling on Bay St., lately occupied by Capt. 0. O. Boutellc. Apply to. Wm. ELLIOTT. to Two desirable stores in the basement nf the STEVENS HOUSE, Trice S10 and $1.* respectively. Apply to W. J.verdier, Agent. For Sale. ONE SIX-HORSE PORTABLE HOARD A SON Steam Kngibc with shafting, for cash, or will iiartcr f>?r one or two FIRJT-CLA88 MULES with eash adjustment cither way in aceonlance ?ith apl>r.\is?l values. C.G. KENDALL, Port Royal. FOR SALE. Tiie valuable property known a> the BEAUFORT STEAM MILL is offered for sale. * For term*, apply to M, 6. ELLIOTT. May UMf A. B. ADDISON, Judge of Probate. FOR BEAUFORT COUNTY. Wilt be in Beaufort on the first Monday in every month and remain until all business is attended to . In the interim he will be in Brotwon, where b< will be prepared to attend to the duties of his office and any other business that may be placed ill his hands. P. Ilk. WHITMAN Bayttredt Beaufort, s, c. fie&ler in i WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, AND SILVER WARE, ROGER'S KNIVES, FOLKS, SPOONS LADLES. Personal attention given to tfep alln^r In hit line. 0 MiflSEij Striking Cloch, S3.S9 to S3. GENTS' GOLD CHIANS, PINS, RINGS. SLEEVE BUTTONS. STl'DS, WATCH CHAINS, LADIES GOLDund PLATED JEWELRY, GOLD PENS, AC., AC. GENTS* GOLD Si SILVER WATCHES. Call and examine before purchasing, and satisfy yourself you can save ten to^ twenty-fire per ecnl from Charleston or Savannah prices. dec.6.1y P. YSflllLT. Manufacturer aud Wholesale dealer in ! SODA WATER, GINGER POP, GINGER ALE, AND SARSAPARILLA, Orders frmd the country carefully atteuded to ; and goods delivered at the depot or wharf free of charge. Office on New Street opposite the jail, J Apr. 12-tt. ICE! ICE! ~ f COHAHT t WOKS, 4 RE NOW PREPARED TO FUR t A nish Ice in any quantity Customers may desire, from their Ice House, Sove?ntlA Street. JOHN CONANT, J. A. EMMONS <5rist and ?m\. .W. 8. ELLIOTT, Bern*fort S. V. B.I I'K.YEL, te CO., ChmrltttoH S. C. THE BEAUFORT I STEAM MILL COMPANY, Having put i*p a grist milt, at their * old .stand, arc prepared to furnish . Grist, Feed and Meal, any quantity, aul at reasonable rates. M. S. KLLTOTT, i 8.1."WALLACE," COTTON FACTOR AND GRIST MILLER, Wholesale I>ealer In rnoln LI nm !mr M an 1 FanHi Ml anij ixuimiij mgai) i vuu ETC., ETC., SEA ISLAND COTTON Bought Ginned and prepared for market. ADViLKrOBJS Made on consignments. Having the best machinery for ginning cotton aud g: inding corn and ni.- al, he is prepared to cxe cute 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 LiqtORS, WISES, Ac. F NET YARNS, FISH LINES AND CORDAGE. Grlass, Paints and Oils, j WHITE LEAD AND TURPENTINE-. Special attention given to mixing paints and Glass cut to order of any size. Dec. 6 W. H. CALVERT. PRACTICAL Tin Sheet Iron. Copper Worker DEALER IN Japanned and Stamped Tin Wares. Constantlyoi band, Cooking Tarlor ntul Box Storey TERMS CASH. Agent for the Celehrntrd Charter Oak Cooking Stoves. W. If. CALVERT, Bay St. between 8th A 9tli sts. Beaufort. S.C BANKING HOUSE, Win. II. Lockwood. j BAY ST., BEAUFOhT, S. U. GOLD AND EXCHANGE ?ON- ] New, York Charleston & Savannah Bought and Sold, r Collections made on any poiut in the ti United States. Accounts received subject 1 to check at sight. h ap.27.6in. ? PORV HOYAIj Saw & Planing IHill BEAf FORT, S C. D. C. WILSON & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN | YELLOW PliTS nfflft ADD MCd AND Cypress Shingles, ALSO Builders & Contractors PLASTER LATHES, All kinds ofJOB SAWING promptly done. ? Flooring & Ceiling Boards always on hand Orders for I.uml>er and Timber by (he cargo promptly filled. Terms Cash. D. C. WILSON A CO. AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT. Mixed ready for use in trhiteatid Oter one hundred different colors, made of strictly pure 1(7/77 A' LEAD, Zinc, and Linseed Oil. Chemically combined, waranted to last twice as long as other paint. F. W. SCHEPER, Wholesale and Retail Grocet. D II Hutchinson. Wholesale & Retail Grocer PORT ROYAL, 3. C. Has apdf.i) greatly to his stock ot GROCERIES, with ao addition of a Meat Market, ' where will be found on hand at all times j v full and select supply of fresh Beef, Mutton & Pork, tOiretb'.T with ,ii! kinds of vcirr t 'Mo to r uil th* :i !s of fL; " 1\ \v . sc dkalku in- ~"0 ?IHE GROCER? J f all G r a d ca. 1.1^ Butter Cheese CANNED FRUIT?, V EG I Ami a Full Variety of other tfc'rsfs Goods Promptly Delh SEA ISLAT II A S R E K X X THE PATRONAGE 01; THE TRA) J A 31 E S 0 DELL. Beaufort Ms c laving opened a shop in Beaufort, I am j; linilri & Repair ail I Both'of WOOI Articular attention given to designing and >ipo and fittings constantly on hand at Not Personal attention given to setting Mid e Steam Boiler Furna< t^* Shop next to Post Office. J. tHEAI'E.S'i'STO: NKW GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, Just Re Just Re Just Re< AT APPLE'S, AT APPLES, AT APPLES, DAY GOODS. FANCY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, . DOMESTIC GOODS, MATTING, CLOTHING. SHOES, FU CL( Cheapest place in Tow Tfl MANSION A WT e~* ii ousi;. PORT ROYAL, S. C. Is beautifully situated, facing PORT ROYAL HARIJOIi, Inclosed with ample yard under lire oak tree 10 rooms are neatly finished and nicely furnished nd the table is well supplied and kept. Guests front the North will find this a mos ealth'nl aud pleasant winter resort. United tates vessels are located in sight, and fishing,, anting, and boating ean be enjoyed. C ntraets for board will be made for the season t reasonable rates. BEXJAMfN utTin, PROPRIETOR. M. POLL ITZE R, COTTON FACTOR AND Commission Merchant br a u k o It T S . C ~ w.p; graham; | BOUNTY AND PENSION AUENT, Beaufort, s. c. Vill attend to any business entrusted to liim. In format ion free. iuar.l5-tf. IfCTCV 9 u i J 0 The Most Extensive Ma IX THE IXiLUSTBATEJ CATi i4 ?.'>: v, UM TltT"*'V 01 _ . ?!SWI* II E PER, ttLK'rrD - - FRUITS. TABLES, MEATS, &c. usrally kept in a first-class Store. rered free of charge. si) HOTEL, ! E-OPENED. 'ELLINU PUBLIC IS SOLICITFD. Proprietor. lehme Shop, i? ireparcd with the latest improved tools to kinds of Machinery, . ) AND IRON, pattern making for new work. Steam rtnern prices, onstructing D3s for Saving Fuel. * ' A. WHITMAN, Mechan'cttl Engineer. RE IF TOWN. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, iceived, ceived, seived, AT APPLES, AT APPLES, AT APPLES, \ , " RNISHING GOODS. HATS AND CAPS. )THS A.\'D CASS1MERES, OIL CLOTH. n. rs. IKE. APPLE. BEEF ANiJ MUTTUKI. THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST. -?o?= T AM NOW IX RECEIPT OP ItlE VEET X best. TENNESSEE BEEF and beg to inform my frietids atid customers (hat I will sell as cheap its any one sod WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. JAMES JENKINS, Mch. 1 it. . VESSELS -INBull and Coosaw Rivers -OR AT? PORT ROYAL. Will be supplied with FRESH WATER, From the celebrated Club House Springs, By Steam or sailing vessel*. ? tfo-Orders sent to our office in Beaufort will receive immediate attention. DICK A SMALL, I ropfiefofs. COMPANY, ' ? ,nufactory of Becd Ofgano WORLD! ILOGUSS SENT rm P TONK, in DURABILITY and iCilf Tf ox* Uji ' :vaVd?