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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 463, 9 February 1869, Page 3

NOTICE TO BULLERITES, CHARLESTONITES,' CALEDONIANITES, ADDIsONITES, LYELLITES, MARRIEDITES, SINGLEITES, NEW CHUMITES, OLD CIIUMI TE S, And all the other Ites. TVJTOW is vour time to pet Bargains, i_N the original J. B. CLARKE being determined to realise, on account of the Skeedaddlmg of hi* late Tenant. All the Ites are therefore requested to '•all and see the articles and prices, before ordering or purchasing elsewhere, AT TELE BED HOUSE, KENNEDY STREET, Where will he found in Stock GLASS, CHINA, FURNITURE, IRONMONGERY, BEDSTEADS and BEDDING. The SALE is only for a short period, when the remainder will he disposed of by tender. J. B. CLARKE, RED HOUSE. EOR SALE. \ COMFORTABLE HOTEL, occupying a central position, on the principal side of Gladstone-street, and doing a first-class trade. Apply at The Office of this Paper. EOR SALE OR TO LET, mHE ' CRITERION HOTEL, in Princes street, Charleston. Terms moderate. Apply to the proprietor, JAMES PARSON. A MERICAN HAIR CUTTING, SHAYING, AND SHAMPOOING SALOON. Shampooing Haircutting Shaving L. TORTONI, (Nest to the Camp Store,) GLADSTONE STREET Caledonian Advertisements. ROBERT Li GENERAL STOREKEEPER, CALEDONIAN LEAD, AND GILES' TERRACE, Wholesale and Retail Wine, Spirit, and Provision Merchant, BAKERY AT! Only the choicest brands of flour used, and tho best bread always ready for the public. N. B. Ironmongery of every dos cription on hand. A hranch of the above well-known Store is now open at GILES' TERRACE. XXAVID BARRIE'S HOTEL a*d J GENERAL STORE, German Terrace, Caledonian Lead. Goods of all kinds. The best Liquors always on hand. Bakery on the premises. And the best Bread baked daily Only fir at class brands of flour used. "ARRISON'S General STORE GILES' TERRACE, Goods of all kinds on hand at moderate prices. W. HARRISON, Proprietor. " WESTPORT TIMES" DAILY EXPRESS TO CALEDONIAN GERMAN, AND GILES' TERRACES. TT MILLER leaves the "Tikes" -"--*-• office for the above every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning, at 5 a.m., arriving at 8 a.m., conveying letters, parcels, &c. Any letters, messages, or parcels, left at the "Times" office, ■will ba attended to. '- - .