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Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 13, 27 April 1867, Page 4

LE AVI) PUUTF.IS BREWER Next the Cump, CUALST II K K T CHARLESTON. ,1 M P i It !•; II U T E L , Beach Street, Charleston. James Ecnton begs to intimate to his friends and the public that he is at home at the above hotel, and is prepared to give a '..early welcome to those who may favor him with a call. Good liquors, good accommodation and civility. Saddle horses for hire. Bait and Livery Stables, and every care taken of travellers' horses. JAMES FEXTON, I Proprietor. TA G S II EA 1) II OTE L, (The Original,) COAL STREET, CHARLESTON, P. 11. ELLIOTT, Proprietor. NELSON ALE Is. PER PINT. 2c AVO C A And General btore, M A I N S T U E E T , Charleston. D E R CARTER, Proprietor. 6< W EL BEACH STREET, CHARLESTON. Pascoe and McLeain beg to state that they have now completed the alterations in their premises, and are prepared to afford every accommodation to those who may favor them with their patronage. Meals at all hours. Good and Clean Beds. Moderate prices. Remember the Address— The Wellington Hotel, Charleston. 13c 'RI A N B0 R U HOTEL, P. TWOIIIL L Begs to inform his friends and the public in general that he has opened the above hotel, and nothing but the best brands only kept in A Billiard Table attached.

OKAR IT A II 0T E L WILLI AM-STKEET, CHARLESTON, PAKIIII. MRS THOMPSON, (Late of the Okarita Hotel, Okarita.) None but the very best brands of wines, spirits, or ales kept in stock. 90 OAWYEES' ARMS HOTEL, Main-street, near the Cutting, W. 11. WRIGHT, Proprietor, Having opened the above hostelry, his friends and the public will find the best liquors of all descriptions kept at the b:ir. THE RESTAURANT Will be opened in a few days. Grocery btuit, DA VI 1) HENDE RSO N, Proprietor I 4J