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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 295, 17 August 1860, Page 4

TUST OPENED ex Anne ■ Longton 0 142 DOZEN SUPERIOR HOSIERY, comprising as under:— Ladies' fashionable Lamb's Wool and Merino . - colored Stripe Hose Girls' do, do; Ladies' fine white Cotton Hosa Girls' • do. do. Boys' grey Merino Socks Gents' rough brown half Hose „ Ribbed Irish Knits „ Vienna, Merino, and Lamb's Wool do. „ Colored Shetland Hose and half Hoso „ Brown Cotton, Merino, and Lamb's Wool Pante ■ „ Laiub's Wool and Flannel Shirts „ Grey and Scarlet Pants „ Worsted Hoods, Boots, &c, &c. H.J.GOODMAN, 815 , Bridge-stieet. "PX ANNE LONGTON, from London. J-J 2 bales blankets 1 case moleskin trousers 6 trunks boots, assorted ] hhd. hollow-ware—containing oval boilers, saucepans, stew-pans, and glue-kettles. 9 chests superior Congou tea ■. 14 half-chests . „ 8 chests finest Souchong, (the' only parcel of . this superior tea imported in the, Anne Longton.) 770 < ' W.WILKIE. GUNPOWDER. QERSONS requiring the^above ior the ■*- purposes of self-defence-are respectfully informed it can be obtained at the store of the' Undersigned, after procuring an order from Captain Rough, Collector of Customs. 691 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. " DONE DUST.—The undersigned have -*-* jast received a small shipment of this ► aluablo and cheap fertilizer / . A. NASH AND SOAIFB. * : March 24. i .'- ' 348 'GOODS'AND CUTLERY OF ETfERY DESCRIPTION, EX NEILLY. MESSR&-PEAT AND'THORNTON . ~ haVe.. just- received a. large assortment of very choice Electro-plated Tea and Coffee Pots, Sugar Basins, Cream Jugs,' Candlesticks,, Cruets, Toast Racks, Spoons, Dessert Forks, Table, Cutlery, Scissors, Pen Knives, Sheep Shears, &c, &c, selected from one of the. best houses in London, and which will be sold at the lowest remunerating prices, wholesale and retail. - ;;■ [ \ ' ' 708 rFO PUBLICANS AND" SPIRIT MER- -*- . 'CHANTS. Ex EMMA. 1 hogsheail Martell's Brandy . 2 - ,-. - : Jamaica Rum , ■ Iquarter-cask Scotch Whiskey ■•■■,.;.- 6 octaves. Port Wine . 3 quarter-caska Sherry - 6 octayes Pale Sherry 10 cases French Liqueurs 10 cases .Whiskey 25 cases Pale Brandy On sale at the Stores of , J. LEVIEN AND. CO., 668 ' Bridge-street. EX ANNE LONGTON. ipDMUND DARTNALL, Richmond, -*-^ has just received a variety of useful and season-, able GOODS, in . . CLOTHING, DRAPERY, -! HOISERY, 1 • - BOOTS, &c; ■ Tweed and Doeskin Coats of the newest styles Trousers,: Waistcoats . Coi'd and Moleskin Trousers :. ;. Felt Hats and Braces ! Crimean Shirts !. . Regatta Shirts, Scotch Twill Shirts . i Whjte Long Cloth Shirts >. ■ ;,' Blue Worsted Shirts i , Guernseys : • . I , - Scotch Twill Shirtings ■ ; . Cotton Cords and Moleskins i Blankets (large size) Flannels,. Calicoes : ; : White Calico Sheeting (the full width) Black and Drab Moreens Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs, Prints, &c. Men's Watertights „ Lace Boots „ Bluchers . Women's Leather Boots i, Cloth ditto : .. ■ ; „ i ;, ditto, Elastic Sides Boys',and Girls' Boots ! ; Strong Colonial Boots , A good Stock of Groceries and Oilmen's Stores Fine Congou Teas , Superior ditto • . Company's Pieces, Crystal and Loaf Sugar* Currants, Raisins Candied Peel, Spices , Liquorice^ Mustard .; ; Sperm and Mould Candles ' Soap, Starch, Blue, &c. . Salad Oils, Castor Oils Sago, Rice, Oatmeal The best Ceylpn Coffee (roasted and ground on i ! the1 premises, and packed in air-tight tins), ~; Coarse and fine SALT. 808 ! ; ' FOR SALE. I A SPLENDID CAMERA, Stand, Che- |^*- micals, and complete, in a Box, suitable for View^ or Likenesses. ;i,; ■ 780 , , ; DR., TATTON'S, STORE. > BEFORE you return frdm: Nelson, forget , , ;;not to.be PHbTOGRAPHED by Mr. Oxley. Be sure and bring your likeness home with you! ' Lockets and Brooches fitted with,portraits. Photographs copied, and Portraits taken daily, by ' -■ •• : . , .. .';■: MR. OXLEY, ■•■ 803 ; , . ; ' 'Bridge-street, Nelson. Birmingham tioiJSE.'--The un-. -*-'• dersigned begs to inform'her Friends' and the public that she has on sale a good supply of GRASS SEEDS,,CLOVER SEEDS, and Nels6n grown GARDEM SEEDS, warranted,to grow. I : ; MRS. E. S. BETTS. ; July-6th,-1860. ~ , 775I i iurther fresh arrival of WINTER, j-^*-... GOODS at tlifStoresorG. BS£ER; Trafalgar--; treet." • ■ - ; ' | May 24th 1860. ; : : - 590I - , On sale at the Colonist Office. T EDGERS, DAYBOOKS, CASHBOOKS,. &c.y &C.—A small assortment of Account Books' to be sold at a very low rate. : ' ' ' i Also, Bibles and Testaments... .{: ;. •..:•■; ' ~T ~ ' ~' kotics.; •■-■.:.-■ |rO SUBSCRIBERS AND ABVESTZSEBS. THE COLONIST, published every .Tuesday and Friday morning, is regularly forwarded to Eng» land,.Sydney, Melbourne, Geelong, Adelaide,■ Queensland, Tasmania, and circulated throughout Australia generally. 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