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HARRIS -A-ISTD CO, (LATE W. fl DAVENPORT), HIGH STREET, HAVING Purchased the Stock and Premises of Mr W. H. Davenport, at very Low Prices for Cash, respectfully solicit a continuance of the support given to their predecessor. Being LARGE- IMPORTERS OF GROCERIES, Direct from the Home Markets and the Colonies, they intend to supply Families, Hotels, Boarding Houses, Schools, and small Storekeepers in RETAIL QUANTITIES AT THE USUAL WHOLESALE PRICES FOR CASH OR MONTHLY ACCOUNTS. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED BEST BRANDS. &0 TOUTS. OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF SUGAR DIRECT FROM MAURITIUS, Wejare offering the same at 4Jd per lb. by bag or ton, the same being finest White Crystals. Also, OUR SHIPMENT OP TEAS Being new, they are really prime, from 23s per box. Samples of Teas and Sugar may be had on application. Our Motto : “ Small Profits for Cash, and no Bad Debts.” 876 FLANNELS. BLANKETS. CALICOES. SHEETINGS. •WINCEYSTJ ATS, QAPS, fj\ IB S, gCAEFS, OOLLABS. MENS’ AND YOUTH’S CLOTHING, BRACES, SHIRTS, HOSIERY. ALL GOOD VALUE. WILLIAM GAVIN, CASHEL STREET. 2456 UNREDEEMED PLEDGES IN ENDLESS VARIETY. FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP, at COHEN’S PAWN OFFICE, TRIANGLE, Colombo street, adjoining the City Hotel. MONEY LENT, as usual, on all kinds of VALUABLES, at Lowest Rate of Interest. Old Gold and Silver in any shape j also, old Coins and Curiosities Bought, and highest prices given. A LARGE STOCK of really good WATCHES and JEWELLERY, of all kinds, always on hand, and SOLD at astonishing LOW PRICES. Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery Cleaned and Repaired at most Moderate Charges. Spectacles to Suit all Sights, from per pair, S. COKLEISr, LICENSED PAWNBROKER. 1594

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