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Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 11, 20 April 1867, Page 3

Easter Holidays. ;>ALL ! BALL !! BALL !! r JMIE CASINO DE VENICE Will be thrown open on this occasion for th purpose of having a * • Grand Select Ball. SPLENDID BAND. ' / The Casino will be Brilliantly Illuminated, and v»* . * tastefully decorated. CHRISTIAN FOYN, Prop etor . "OAS TEE MONDAY Corcoran's Hibernia Hotel. A GRAND OPENING BALL and SUPPER Will take place at the above hotel, On MONDAY, 22nd APRIL. A First-class Band will be in attendance. Admission by Invitation Ticket only. Public Notice. 'JIHE Immense Establishment known as tht CASINO DE VENICE Will be opened as a theatre, With beautiful and magnificent scenery, and a stage 30 feet deep,

Monday, April 29th. The talent engaged will consist of MB. O'NEILL, The Great Irish Comedian, And a full Dramatic Company. rpHE CAMP HOTEL, Main-street, Charleston. J. Q. WALKER, Proprietor. Commercial Gentlemen visiting Charleston will find all the comforts to be met with in any wel 1 -rdered hotel. The Table is second to none, and the Bedrooms are clean, airy, and comfortable. The Wines, Spirits, etc., and Malt Liquors are of the Choicest Brands. A splendid Billiard Room is attached, with one of Alcoek's very best tables, CRITERION HOTEL, COAL-STREET. JAMES PARSONS, Proprietor. The above hotel has been recently opened* and the proprietor can confidently assert that all the V. ines, Spirits, and .Malt Liquors at this House are of the best brands. \jli. SAMUEL SIMMS, MINING ADVOCATE, General Commission Agent. Temporary Office. Empire Hotel, opposite the Bank of New Zealand.