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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 452, 14 January 1869, Page 1

I Charleston Advertisements, A K A E Hi. HO T E L, Blackctt-street, Charleston. (Late Mrs. Thompson's), by ME . IS A'A O DIAP EE, None but the best brands of Wines, Spirits, and Ale kept m stock. JONES'S BUTCHERS' AKMS' ) HOTEL, Charleston, next to Noah's Ark Stables, opposite VT.C. Butchery. Best brands of Liquors. Livery and Bait Stables. MEYEICK JONES, Proprietorn lIA EL E S Q- ASQU OIN E, (Late Kennedy Bros.), MEECHANT AND IMPOETEB, Princes-street, Charleston. THE BANK HOTEL, _L Corner of Princes-st., Charleston BEHAN & KELLY Proprietors. ' Comfortr.ble Sitting Eoorns and ail the Papers. !*" HO T E L, U Princes Street, Charleston, C H A E L E S WEITZEL Proprietor. EOE SALE OE TO LET, npHE CEITEEION HOTEL, i u Princes street, Charleston. Terms moderate. Apply to the proprietor, JAMES PAESON. Caledonian Advertisements. D OBE E T M'E AE : GENEEAL STOEEKEEPEE, CALEDONIAN LEAD, AND GILES' TEEEACE, Wholesale and Eetail Wine, Spirit, and Provision Merchant, BAKE E Y AT T ACHED, Only the choicest brands of flour used, and the best bread always ready for the public. N. B. Ironmongery of every des cription on hand. A branch of the above well-known Store is now open at GILES' TEEEACE. T\AVID BAEEIE'S HOTEL AND ■L' GENEEAL STOEE, German Terrace, Caledonian Lead. Goods of all kinds. The best Liuuors a lways on hand. Bakery on the premises. And the best Bread baked daily Only first class brands of flour used. TJAEEISON'S GENEEAL STOEE* GILES' TEEEACE, Goods of all kinds on haud at moderate prices. W. HAEEISON, Proprietor. p AEDEN, Clover, and Grass Seed... VJ Eruits, and Vegetables of all kinds, fresh from the gardens. Savoy Cabbage and Cauleflower plants for sale. JAMES G. HAY'S, Fruiterer and Seedsman, Wharf Street, Westport " W r ESTPOET TIMES " DAI I/, EXPEESS TO CALEDONIAN GEEMAN, AND GILES' TEEEACES. TJ MILLEE leaves the "Times" -»-J-' 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 be attended to.