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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 174, 21 June 1859, Page 1

RICHMOND DRAPERY AND CLOTHING , ESTABLISHMENT.' , ; , TR. HODDER has the pleasure to in- • timate that he has JUST RECEIVED, per' Mariner, a splendid*Bsortmont of DRAPERY GOODS. Mantles, flannels, Bath coating tweeds . Fancy dresses, winscys, linseys, grograms Ladies' under-clothing, baby-linen, skirts, French merinoes Coburgs, plaids, calicoes, linens, &c, dark prints Derries, ginghams, furnitures, 8-4 to 12-4 Witney blankets WINTER CLOTHING— " " 1 case winter clothing, containing' coats, trousers, and vests " 1 case woollen socks, fancy scarfs, hoods, &c. Sundry cases of muslin, lace and fancy goods, hand- ■ .kerchiefs, ribbons., gloves, &c, &c- • The assortment of BOOTS and SHOES again complete.—lsoo Pairs' to choose from ! The above Goods have been most carefully selected, and will be sold at the smallest possible profit. HP R. HODDER'S adjoining GENERAL -*-• STORE now contains a better STOCK than ever in the; following departments: •. i GROCERY*—Oilmen's stores, provisions, ironmongery, stationery . . . . FURNlSHlNG—Crockeryware, Birmingham and Sheffield goods, and brush ware. ■■ About 100 bushels of the best WINTER APPLES. N.B.—WANTED—SAWN TIMBER and DAIRY PRODUCE. • . • 1157.. EX PRINCE ALFRED. T> O 0 T S ! BO O T S ! !. .■."' - shoes! shoes! ! j , ■ ' '""■ ir ■leather! leather!!^ Jit B. JACKSON'S—A very large assortment by the- above vessel, of excellent quality, at the lowest remunerative prices. . -.::'. • Observe the address— ; / B.JACKSON'S, BOCyT, SHOE, LEATHER AND GRINDERY WARE- ■ HOUSE, Next door to Mr. Stanton's, and opposite Everett's Hotel.•■■'." ;; : ; ■'■•' 838 TR. HODDER, Richmond, has on • ■ SALE— . BOOTS AND SHOES— Children's black and colored cashmere boots ; Children's cloth elastic-sides; buttoned and laced Children's patent lace fronts, kid and leather Children's fancy balmorals, strap pumps, patent and calf Boys', youths', and men's bluchers Ladies' lace and elastic side cashmere Ladies'lace and buttoned cloth Ladies' ~ patent goloshed j Ladies' . ~ double soles do. from Bs. 6d. Leather and kid boots, slippers; and walking shoes | Gentlemen's superior Wellingtons, from 18s'. per pair. Lace-ups, balmorals, oxonians, with every description of boots and shoes. . DRAPERY— Grey and whites calicoes, linens, ducks, sheetings Flannels, baizes, gambroons, tweeds, stuff's, winseys Fancy dresses and; robes of every description Mantles, shawls, silks, muslins, jeans Prints, cambrics; derries, sheetings, tea cloths Huckiibackß, crash, silecias, &c. - ; Muslin goods, laces, ribbons, gloves, parasols, &c. CLOTHING— Men's Manila, brab, straw, and cabbage tree hats Ladies' and children's hats and bonnets, white and colored, pain and fancy, in every description Millinery, hosiery, and haberdashery , Ladies' underclothing and stays Boys' and youths' coats, trousers, and vests, a very large assortment , ■ ; Men's tweed, alpaca, and cloth coats ,; : Men's white and drab moleskin and cord trousers Men's woollen cords, Bedfords, tweeds, doeskins, - kersymeres, drills, ducks, and cantoons Men's tweed, cloth, silk, and washing vests Men's longcloth, Crimean; regatta, and Scotch shirts Boys', youths', and men's felt hats and cloth caps Serge shirts, braces, umbrellas, &c. ■ GENERAL STORE— Sugars, teas, coffees, tobacco, cigars, candles ■ London and Sydney soaps, scented soaps, perfumery; Stationery and books, Italian warehouse goods Oilmen's stores, tinware, brushware, cutlery Gardeners' tools, carpenters' tools ...... ; Crockery and glass, ware, toys, .with sundries in grocery and ironmongery departments too numerous to particularise. 760.. • DIRECT FROM ENGLAND; .PEIt. DUCHESS OF LEINSTER, . ' AND JUST OPENED. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of EARTHEN WARE, at AITKEN'S STORES, Bridgestreet, consisting of— : ; Dinner services . Tea cups and saucers, from 4s. 9d. per dozen . '■ . . Breakfast cups and saucers," from Gs. 9d. per dozen ■ Breakfast sets : ■ Jugs in sets* elegant patterns '-.'[■■ , Bakers and pudding bowls . Toilet sets • '' ' ' • " ' Children's toy teas. •' ' ;; .-. ' , : . Children's verse cans Flat top covered jars •■ - teapots and sugars ■■"■•'■-: ■' Willow plates, every size Meat dishes, every size Children's toy jugs Lustre jugs'and salts &c, &c. Observe— AITKEN'S STORES. 979 TO PUBLICANS. 1 CASE BEER ENGINES, with China X Mountings and Piping complete. " On'SALE at SYMONS' STORE, Bridge-street. 1081 JUST RECEIVED. TPHE REV. C. H. SPURGEON'S -*- Exeter Hall Sermons, bound in cloth (with 'portrait), 3s. 6d. Spurgeon's Illustrated Almanack for 1859, 4d. Spurgeon's Sermons, bound in cloth and'roan, Br. 6d,, 45., and ss. each. ■ Ditto ditto, in monthly parts, from No. 1 to 10, Is. each. '■ How the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon became a Baptist," 3d. Spnrgeon on the Christian Law of Social Life, 3d. " Lovest thou me,'' by the1 same author, 3d. The Australasian Baptist" Magazine for July, August, and September, 6d. each. The whole, of the above may be obtained at the Colonist Office,'