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Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 17, 11 May 1867, Page 1

)AKIIIIII 0 T E L , Opposite the Camp, Charleston. 11. MANX, formerly of Gippsland, begs to inform his friends and the publie of Charleston, that he has opened the above hotel, and is now prepared to afford the best accommodation in the district to all who may favor him with their WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, &c. Bought at lirst hand, and none but the very best quality kept in stock. A FUST CLASS STABLE, a want long felt in Charleston, is attached to the hotel, and travellers who stop here may rely upon their horses being properly fed and attended to. CHARGES MODERATE. GOOD BEDS, Civility, Cleanliness and Attention the order of the day. M A N N , BLACK'S ROYAL MAIL HOTEL, CAMP-STREET, CHARLESTON, Late of Wood's Point. If you want a Glass of good Colonial Ale Go to the Royal Mail. If you want a steaming Glass of Punch, Go to the Royal Mail. In fact, if you go te the Royal Mail you don't need to " Think of your head in the morning." Cold Ordinary on the counter at 11 a.m. EESTAURANT. This favorite Hostelrie continues to be well patronised by the public, and is now under the sole direction of Messrs. BOOTH & PETERSEN. The culinary department is acknowledged to m the best in the district, and every delicacy is furnished as in season. Commercial men and travellers would do well to visit the Albion, where they may get quality, comfort, and economy. Weekly Board, £2 2s. "Wholesale, Wine, Spirit, and Provision Merchants, Beach-'street, Charleston. Packers Supplied on Liberal Terms, 56