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BRISCOE and CO., GO Elizabeth street, have 01
Sole, ex Donald M'Kay and late arrivals—
Manila rope, 1 to 7 inch
Avery's platform weighing machines
FairtJank's American do
B. Y. and crown scythes and mountings .
Do hay knives, sickles, and reaping hooks
English and American hay rakes, and stee
prcnged forks
Stable manure and spading forks
Collins' long and short-handled shovels— squari
and round point
Do and Simmons' axes
Boys' axes and tomahawks
Bright faced hand and sledge hammer a
Steel-head and adze-cyo do
Tinsmiths' tools and mountings
Ewbnnk's flat nails, 1£ to 6 inch
120 tons bar iron, assorted sizes
Sheet and hoop iron
Octagon cast-steel, jj to 1J inch
Spring-steel, assorted sizes
Tinned and japanned dog chains, bullock and
trace chains
Cross-cut saws and mill-saw files
Fosters' long-strapped spades
Table and pocket cutlery
Japanned beer and water jugs
Champagne corkscrews and hooks
Nursery lamps and soup tureens
Anvils, wedges, and maul rings
200 gross cheese-head and counter-sunk bolts,
assorted siv.rs
Patent door springs
Sponge baths
Tin, solder, and zinc nails.
BRISCOE and CO., 66 Elizabeth street, and
WILLIAM BRISCOE and SON, Wolverhamptou
13 87julylalt
BARNES, GUEST and CO.'s 'Wholesale Prices
Best cabin bread, 26s per 100 lbs.
Do pilot do, 22s do do
Fancy biscuits, of all descriptions.
The quality guaranteed and warranted to keep good
12 months, packed in casks or bags.
97 William street. 13 5268 tu th
FOR SALE by the undersigned, —
250 boxes lobsters, iu 1 lb tins
200 do do in 2 lb do
15 hhds superior East India pale alo
200 boxes codfish
60 dozen Collins's round pointed shovels
25 do Hunt's shovels
1 do Ames's do
20 do King's do, LH
30 do Roger's do
15 do old colony LH shovels
42 do DH round point do
GEO. F. TRAIN and CO., Flinders street cast.
3 9109
FOR SALE, at Williams'a Coach Factory, Collius
street oast —
English and American-headed phaetons
Dog-carts
Family cars
The usual varieties of other carriages.
10 78 mar 2
IRONMONGERY on Sale .by the Undersigned,—
Tin-plates, 1 c, 1 x, 1 xx
Manila rope, assorted, from $ to 7 inches
Galvanised iron tiles (Mbrewood and Kogcr'i)
Ridging brackets, haiK'&c.
American short handled shovels
So long do
Chnffcutters (Richmond and Chandler's)
Holloware, largo assortment
Grocers' coffee-mills
Ewbank's patent nails, assorted
Boiler plate, assorted
Bar iron, do
Sheet iron, do
Sheet zinc, JNo. 9 and 10, 5-cwt. casks
Sowing twine and ball twine.
J. and J. BENNETT, Wholesale Ironmongers, 26
Bourke street. 22 265
JUST LANDED: —
Clapshaw's spring handle cricket bats
Do dovetail do
Do match bats
Do laneewood stumps '
Duke's best match balls
Revised laws of cricket
Scoring papers
Piints of tho grand cricket matcii,— Victoria v.
New South Wales.
J. and. J. BENNETT, 25 Bourke street. 23 265
TO1NERS* PLANES.- S.ELLIOTT, at his depot
fj for Joiners' and Carpenters tools, Bourke Btrcet,
corner of Russell street, in now opening
Invoices of smoothing, jack and trying planes.
Beed planes, from 1-10 to £ inch
Read do \ to jj inch
Grooving do g to J do
Oveloe sash planes and templets
Double trying do, 25 inch, O. S.
Lamb's tongue sash planes and templets
Improved sash Jillester planes
Hollow and round planes
Grecian O O do, -J to $? do
Extra best plough do
Fork shaft planes
Skew rabbet and trenching do
Torus planes, {j (o 1J inch
Jack and trying plane handles
Joiners' mallets, assorted, large
lancy handled saws, hnlf rips,tennon, compass, cross
cut and iron frame saws, Turkey stone, chisel hundles
joiners' cramps, bench, kent, adzo eye, and upholsterers'
hammers, with an endless variety of other tools too
numerous to mention in an advertisement.
? 23 1135 alt
'T^TOTICE to Drapers, Storekeepers, Dealers, &c.
CUMMING BROTHERS and Co. are now landing
the following choice goods, ex Princess :—?
475 cases and bales comprising —
Blankets, blue, white, Rrey, and scarlet
Flannels, white, and colored
Long cloths, Horrocks'B, and other makes
27 in, 30, 33, 30,72 in greys
Croydon sheetings ;
Cotton and linen ticks, and forfars
Prints, Hoyles plates, &c.
Furniture prints, and Manchester stripes
Do dimity, white and colored
Dressed, and rough broim holland
Slate and black do
Buff and white window do
Nursery diapers, and fringed toilet covers
Counterpanes, whito and colored
Huckaback and Brighton towels
Drills, brown, white and colored
Washing damasks, all colors
Do moreens do do
Blue and white serga
Plain and striped derrys
S, 6-4, 7-4 gala plaids
Do, do, do, all wool
Cobourgs and Circassian cloths
French merinos
Printed, wood, and marble oil baizes
Table covers, Dutch and Kidderminster carpeting
Printed druggetting, green and scarlet baize
Cotton velvets, black and colored
Silk do, do, do
Sarsenets and Persians
Gros, black and colored
Glaces do do
Plain and fancy ribbons, great variety
Muslins, jaconet and book
Lace, muslin, and cambric habits
Chemisettes, collars mid sleeves to match
Soollopings, insertions and flouncings
French and Scotch cambric caps
Frock bodies, frocks and robes
Ladies' and children's underclothing
Tweeds, doeskins and broadcloths
Panama, cabbage tree and Leghorn hats
Felt and silk do
Woollen and Bedford cord trousers
Mole and do mole do
Do, millers
Doe and tweed do
Boys' do, do, do
Do mole and cold
Men's doe and tweed coats
Do black cloth sacs
Do colored do jumpers
Do plaid wool do
Souwesters and serge drawers
Swanskin and kersey do
Brown cotton pants and do
Lambs wool and Merino do do
Boys', youths', and men's blue serge shirts
Scotch twill, long cloth, and regatta do
Children's white cotton and fancy socks
Women's do do hose
Men's brown and grey $ do, L W Wd military
and Aberdeen
Infants' cashmere hoods, white and colored
Berlin wools, boars head reels
Mohair caps, haberdashery
Combs, &c, dressing cases
Trimmings, parasols, and stays
Kid gloves, and beaufort ties
And every description of drapery and slop Roods.
CUMMING BROTHERS and CO., Importers and
General Merchants, 20 to 24 Collins street east.
7 2G0
THE BURTON BREWERY COMPANY,
Burton-upon-Trent.
The undersigned daily expect, per Anglo Saxon,
. Columbia, and Pedestrian, all sailing in December,
about
200 hhds. No. 1 Ale, of the above celebrated
brand.
F. R. WALLEN and SONS.
16 and 18 Flinders lane west. 4 25
Jfifflfjanfr se, ? __
a T R O N. IRON. IKO N.—
JL 300 tons iron, best brands and sizes
30 do boiler-plates, J, 5 16, and g inch
20 do sheet iron, 10, 14, 16, 18, 22, and 26
gunge
15 do hoop iron
Felloes, spokes, and navos for bullock and horse
1 drays
Do, do, do, for gigs and light carts
Plough beams ana handles
» Dray-shafts and bullock-poles
Axles, axle-blocks, and axle-boxes
Patent mail axles and springs, market-cart axles
Bolts, nuts, paints, oils, and whitelead
Hardwood and blackwood, to any sizo
Horse shoes, large sizes
CARRON YARD, 72 Flinders lane east, and 117 to
123 Little Lonsdalc and Great Latrobe streets west.
4 9134 alt
VTOTIC E OF REMOVAL.
W. KIRK and CO. beg to apprise the trade and
public generally, that they havo Removed to their new
premises, No. 25 Swanston street, corner of Flinders
lane, where their business will bo carried on as hereto
fore in their former premises, No. 41.
The Stock they have at present on Sale, consists of
every description of goods, both in tho Grocery as well
as well as the Wine and Spirit trade, such a*—
? Coffees \
Sugars fc«rf*y
Butter, &c. /
C & B in diamond,
Jams, jellies, pickles, sauces, pint and quart
vinegar, potted meats, ketchups, isinglass,
iSc., with every description of imported
goods from first-class English houses
Carolina rice
Fatna do
Java do
Oats
Maize, cracked and whole
Flour, Adelaide and Californian
Currants
Raisins
Pearl barley
Peart sago
Irish pork
Fine and coarse salt. 8 264 alt
LAW'S FURNITURE AND BEDDING
WAREHOUSE.
41, Lonsdale Street.
Dining tables ^
Side-boards J
. Cheffioneeis (
Wardrobes ? ^
Book-cases £
Chests of drawers
Loo tables :
Pcmbroko do . 1
Writing do h
Rising do 1
Dressing do
Wash stands and towel rails
Meat safes '? v
Sofas and couches in leather, haiKscating, &c.
Dining room chairs do do
Easy chairs do do
Drawing room settees
Do chairs
Do easy chairs
Gilt frame pier glasses
Dressing glasses
Iron bedsteads in great variety
Curled hair mattresses
Flax mattresses and straw paliasscs.
THE TRADE and HOTEL KEEPERS SUPPLIED
AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. 24 4785
/~W N SALE by tho Undersigned.
Now landing, ex Cromwell and Reliance
500 eases superior American boots, shoes, and
rubbers
300 cases grain, &c, wax 20 inch 6-11 Hungarian,
Fermont boots
Men's grain calf and kip Wellingtons, all
qualities
Patent leather calf, and enamelled elastic siMe
boots
Heavy, medium, and light brogans
Boys' and youths' nailed and pegged boots and
brogans
Ladies' patent foxed gaiters, tics, and rubber
over shoes
The Hayward Co.'s superior long and knee
rubber boots.
JAMES F. MAGUIRE and CO , 30 King street.
32 1262
ON SALE by the undersigned, — ~
Colonial-made phaetons, dog carts, gigs ' ~\
Do do spring vans, carts, and conveyances
Do do wagons and bullock drays O
Do do horse drays, Scotch carts and C
. wheels Si
Crosskill's patent wheels and axles, light and
heavy
Axlo blocks, bushes and screw bolts
Ploughs, harrows, and scufllqrs
Wheelbarrows and hay rakes.
Also,
Springs, patent axles, casts and blistered steel, of
the best manufacture.
ROBERTS and FERGUSON, 64 Great Bourke
treet west ; and Simpson's road, corner of Hoddle
treet, Collicgwood. 8 7263 alt
ON SALE by the Undersigned—
DAVID MASTERTON,
Teas, of best chops
Coffees, raw, burnt, and ground
Sugars, loaf, Cossipore, Mauritius, Manila, etc.
Cheese, Cheddars, Wilts, Dunlop, etc
Butter, Gould's, Honan's Woollongong, and
American.
Pork, Irish prime mess, in whole, half, and quar
ter barrels
Salmon, pickled, in tierces
Salmon, fresh, I and 2 lb tins
Herrings, Lochfine, in kegs
Herrings, red, in 2 doz and 1 doz tins
Hams, English and American
Bacon. English and American
Salt, coarse and fine, drums do
Currants, in barrels and caroteehi
Spices, in tins
Raisins, in casks and boxes
Nuts, of kinds
Jama, assorted brands
Fruits, do do
Pickles, quarts and pint1!, Batty's, Feast's etc.
? Salad oils, assorted
Mustards, in tins and bottles
Biscuits, fancy and plain
Flour, Adelaide and Chilian
Barley, peas, oatmeal, &c.
Oats, gram, maize, bran
Rice, Patna, Carolina and China
Arrowroot, groats, &c.
Candles, Belmont, Neva, French, adamantine
and composite
Matches, I.N.E., and wax
Soaps, double crown, colonial, &c.
Soda, washing
Blue, thumb
Starch, Coleman's and Glenfield
Tobacco, twist, small plug, and honeydew
Pipes, cuttys, mile ends, yatching, &c.
Rope, Manilla of sizes
Calcutta lines, fine and coarse
Boots and shoes, watortights, &c.
Blankets, serge shirts, &c.
Trowsers, moles, cords, &c.
Picks, axes, shovels, &c.
Axe and pick handles, &c.
Nails of sizes
Tacks, assorted
Buckets, tubs, brooms, &e
Matting, calicoes, canvas, &c,
Paper and pnper bags
Vinegars, white and brown, in casks
Brandies, in and out of bond
Wines, do do
Porters and ales
Syrups, fancy wines, &c.
All of first-rate quality, at moderate prices.
A large assortment of soft goods suitable for country
stores, at reasonable prices.
DAVID MASTERTON, 86 and 88 Bourke street
west, Beechworth, Bendigo, Mount Blackwood, and ?
Dunolly 22 8303 alt n
ON SALE, ex lato arrivals.—' for
Brandy, pale and dark Sa'
Port
Sherry
Lisbon
Vidonia
Claret and Hock
Bottled beer
Abbot's bulk alo
Butter .. .
Preserved salmon
Salad oil
Pickles
Champion's vinegar
Valentia rasins
Split peas
Hops
Candles
Tobacco
Currants ? 'V
Adelaide flour, per
&c, &c, &c.
BROWNE and NOTES. . £
25 Market street 8 1269 Ru
PLANGWILL and CO. are now landing
? EX TASMANIA :
6 casks patent taped fuze
2 cases dressing glasses
20 boxes Palmer's candles
20 Avery's platform weighing machines, 3 to 1'
cwt.
10 Crosskill's chaff cutters
2 sausago machines, with fly wheels
4 tons best white lead.
EX MONARCHY:
30 patent mangles
2 cases papier machc cruet*
18 bccr-cngincs, 3, 4, 5, and 6 pulls.
EX CANNING :
G cases fenders
2 dT brushware
SO bundles fencing wire
25 casks Hall's HF gunpowder, J lb, flasks
2 hhds. toilet furniture
4 do shower, sponge, and hip baths
40 bundles Morewood and Co.'s galvanized and
tinned sheet iron
10 cases Bath bricks
8 bales curled horse hair
48 dozen enamelled milk pans and pie dishes
200 do yellow metal brass taps
2 cases japanned trays
2 do copper tea kettles
100 boxes tin plates.
EX EXODUS:
40 kegs Walker's horse nails
6 dozen Arnott's ventilators
20 hhds. holloware
2' casks till, chest, and ] ad locks
2 do Sailer's balances
12 patent knife-cleaning machines
40 bundles charcoal sheet-iron
EX SUNSHINE1:
20 kegs galvanised clout nails
20 kegs Flemish tacks
54 bundles sheet iron
36 galvauized iron boilers, 20 to 80 gallons
EX DREAM :
30 Milnor's fire-proof safes
20 cwt. shop twir.e
42 cast iron boilers
30 ktichen ranges with boilers and ovens
6 dozen fire-irons
600 sash weights
100 rain-water pipes
62 tons bar iron
Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers, Collins street
md Elizabeth street, Melbourne. 24 1133 alt
FAMILY AITOBUILDERS'IKONMCXNGEB.
rj ELLIOTT, of Eourke-strcet, corner of Russell
5. street, commences the ubw year with a Fresh
'elegant and useful goods for
families.
?ho best of articles for builders, Cabinetmakers, Up
lolsterers', Joiners', Slaters', Plasterers', and Butchers'
.'ools.
TERMS .—
Cash on delivery, and tho lowest prices consistent
-£th the state of the market.
Amongst the goods on hand are to be found—
Wine-strainers '1
Toast-racks I
Table candlesticks I Of best Sheffield Plate.
Chamber do. f Silver Mounted.
Knife rests I
Nut-craekers J
6, 6, and 4 glass cruets \
Toddy ladles f Electro,
Sugar-crushers l On British Plate.
Sugar-tongs J
Tea and coffee pots \
Mus'ards f . Dixon and Son's
Child's drinking mugs t Britannia metal.
Cruet-frames )
Enamelled ware in threat variety
Ivory-handled knives and forks
Tea-trays, wire dish-covers
Curtain bands, &c.
FOR BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, AND
UPHOLDERS.
Brass pulley, carpenters' and other locks
Patent door-springs
75 VARIETIES OF—
Nails, tacks, and brads
Wrenches, joiners' cramps, chisels, saws, planes,
hammers.
SUNDRIES.
Sickles and reaping hooks, scythes, hay knives,
forks, and rakes
Iron and copper wire, hay rope, milk dishes, but
ter prints
Axes, wedges, augers, fishing tackle, &c.
ALSO,
Every description of tinware which S. E. keeps
expressly fur the supply of the Government.
? 5 97 mar 13
jTTALTER POWELL, Wholesale Ironmonger,
W Swanston Btriet, is now landing, ex Lobelia,
ccan Steed, Monarchy, Walmer Castle, California,
anning, Tudor, Joseph Tarratt, Persia, Queen of the
uos, Sunshine, and Margaret Mitchell —
l,6Pu sheets Monvood's galvanisod tinned corru
gated iron, G, 7, and 8 feet
2C9 bundles do plain iron, 21, 26, and 28 gauge
4,500 feet slip joint gutter
2,500 do O G do
4,800 do rid.je cap
1,776 do rain water pipo
4,410 do Moorcwood's roofing tiles
30 tons galvanised corrugated iron, 6 to 7 feet
200 do bar, rod, sheet, and hoop iron
500 boxes tin plates, lc, lx, 4x, coke and char
coal
Tinmen's solder and grain tin
Do and coopers' rivets
37 cases black and bright register stoves, with
steel and ormolu mountings
Bronzed and black drawing-room fenders
Do pan door scrapers
1,226 kegs nails, Ewbank's patent, American
cut, Walker's horse, &e.
28 bales and cases fishing, log, Hambro,' and
' netting lines
3 do surgeons' and assorted shop twines
10 cases Kent's knife-cleaning machines
2 do Iudiaiubber knife boards
4 hogsheads best house bellows
100 drums Colza oil
600 do boiled and raw oil
6 bales sewing twine
2 cases Ashford's cart and bullock whips
30 hogsheads holloware, assorted
3 hogsheads enamelled furnace boilers
3 cases single and double guns
1 4 puncheons barrow wheels and spindles
6 casks iron weights, 7 and 14 lbs. &c.
10 do trace and bullock chains
64 cases Peyton and Harlow's cots and bedsteads
20 hhds Toy and Stroud's solar lamps and glasses
8 casks Carpenter's patent and imitation rim
locks
41 bales wrapping paper, assorted
7 hhds bass and scavengers' brooms
6 cases patent candle moulds
5 casks fryingpans, assorted
3 cases noto, letter and foolscap paper, envelopes,
metallic and memorandum books
3 casks Sorby's augers
30 casks sheet zinc, Nos. 8, Q and 10
7 tierces London white lead
2 tons curled horsehair
1 cask rosewood hand}' ? handsaws
1 case cross-cut and pit saws
3 casks cross-cut hand and smiths' files
24 cases winnowing machines
Sausage cutting and filling machines
Richmond and Chandler's chaff cutters
20 tons Gilpin's, Wagner and Buck's horseshoes
Smiths' bellows, 28 to 40 inch
Rodgers's pocket cutlery, on cards .
Black and ivory table cutlery
British plate dressing glasses, 6 x 4 to 8 x
Do do tray do, 12 x 10 to 17 x 13
Air bricks, whole and half
Self-acting kitchen ranges, 3 ft 3 in to 4 ft 6 in
Bilston grindstones
Cart and dray boxes, 1£ and upwards
Bell and Black's vestas, in plaid boxes, all sizes
18 hhds London brushware
Bullock, house, sheep, and farm bells
Wedge and slabbing axes
Galvanised and black fencing wire
Patent mail axles
Ale and spirit measures
Stocker's patent bar pumps
Clapshaw's cricket bats arid stumps
Quicksilver, ill iron drums
Copper furnace pans 15 20 feb t6
^HE following goods have been opened this week,
. and are now on Sale at the lowest market value -
1 cash : —
y an invoice of oval boilers, saucepans, kettles, and '
stewpans
Invoice — Platvdandsilvermouuted candlesticks, I
cruets, nut crackers, wine strainers, .
&c. '
Invoice— Ivory-handled knives, game and guard -
carvers
Invoice — British and electro table and dessert '
forks, table, dessert, and tea spoona !
Invoice — Wire dish- covers
Invoice— All brass screws
Invoice — Carpenters' planes (for particulars see
advertisement)
Invoice — Zinc nails
Invoice — Counter weighing-machines and brass '
weights i
Invoice — Enamelled ware '
Invoice— Shower, sponge, and foot baths. n
Vith numerous other goods, suitable for all classes of
sons.
An early visit is solicited. 1
-. ELLIOTT, Ironmonger, Bourke street, corner of J
ssell street. 22 1135 alt *
FOR SALE, now landing, or in warehouse, ex
Sunshine and late arrivals : —
Ale, Carson's Londonderry, in bulk
Boots, No. 1, watertightsan-l high bluchers
Butter, Burke's and Honan's brands
Barley, finest pearl, in half-barrels
I Castor oil, Batly's
Cheese, truckle, 10 lbs., and double Glo'ster
Chicory, in cases
Cordnge, Europe, J to 4 inch
Candles, to arrive per Gipsy Bride
Currants, new fruit, do do
Flour, Launccston, Scone, and Emerald Mills
Hams, smoked Wiltshire
Hops, best brands of Kent
Lard, bladdcrcd and in kegs
Liverpool salt, Ja 56 lb. bags
Mustard, Batty's i-lb. bottles
Oil baizes, Storey's, 1, 2, 3 and 4 qualities
Salad oil, Batty's, J pints
Salmon, fine Scotch, 1-lb tins
Sago, best pearl
Winu, port, Butler's- qr. casks
Whisky, Moore's Colernine malt
And to arrive per Gipsy Bride, Columbia, &c,
tho Burton Brewery Company's celebrated
No. 1, ale, and similar goods to foregoing.
F. R. WALLEN and SONS.
16 and 18, Flinders lane west.
FOR SALE by tho Undersigned: —
Double rose Cork butter, assorted brands
York hams and bacon, middles
Wilts, Cheddar, and Dunlop cheese
Irish prime mess pork
Preserved salmon, in 1 lb and 21b tins
Batty's and Crosse and Blackwell's salad oil, in
half-pints
Price's sperm and hard export candles
Fancy biscuits, Huntley and Palmer's, &c.
Scotch oats
Champion's vinegar, No. 24
Old torn in case, Sw aine, Boord, and Co.'»
Patent Belmont sperm oil
Pale yellow soap
Whiskey in bulk, assorted brands
Preserved meats, fish, &c, in 1 lb and 21b tins
Havannah cigars
Pearl barley, oatmeal, and split peas
Colman's mustard and blue
Finest Patras currants, now crop
Mill-dressed rice
Cocoa nut fibre
Mole trousers
Canvas and Europe rope
Ship chandlery, assorted
Blasting powder in kegs
Woolpacks
Holloware
Ironmongerv.
GRAHAM, SA'NDS,- and CO., 118 Collins street
west. 9 26
MU1R BROTHERS and CO. have on Sale, at
their Store?, 85 Flinders street west, invoices of—
Tweed and doe trowsers '
Doe vests and coatees
Bedford cord trow.-crs
Drab native and iilvor mole do
Cloth jumpers
Crimean shirts
Bluo serge do
Grey ana scarlet do do ?
Dressed regatta do
Muslins
Rolled linings
72-inch grey sheeting . , al
9-8 and 6-4 prints ~
Prin'ed druggets f
Green baizes
Union damasks -
Table-covers ^
Men's blucher and watertight boots I
Gunny bags ' -J
Brandy, in bulk and case ^'
Scotch whiskej , in bulk ? ''
Port end sherry do . f
Ale and porter, in do and bottle
Adelaide and Californian flour it
Cork butter
Ling fish and herrings, in tins —
Preserved salmon, I and Sib tins
Carbonate of soda
Tartaric acid ? —
Specific for seab in sheep. 17 281
? _ ? — — ^
rnO MILLERS, . FARMERS and OTHERS.—
On Sale— 3 and 4 bushel corn and flour sacks.
Also,
CO lb., 100 do, and 200 do flour bags
. Bran and chaff bags in any quantity
Balls or loose seaming twine
Gunny bugs in bales
Light canvas, for chaff and bran bags
Strong calico, for 50 and 100 lb. flour bags.
M. CONNELL, 89 Elizabeth street, and 3 Little
street west. . 2 234
THE Undorsignudjboino Agents for Melbourne for
Messrs Tooth and Co., have always on hand
large stocks —
Tooth and Co.'s best quality Kent hops
Tooth and Co.'s do pale molt
Tooth Brothers' Burton pale and other ales
Tooth Brothers bottled ale (brewers and sole
bottlers) ;
. Tooth Brothel s' bottled stout (Taylor and Co.,
brewers).
DALGETY, CRUIKSHANK and CO., 55 to 63
Little Collins street west. 36 66 mar 6
23res0 antt .-{Fasfifon.
JONES & CO.,
MILITARY TAILORS,
HABIT AND ROBE MAKERS,
COSTUMIERS, &o.
(FROM HAET'S, PALL MALL, LONDOH.)
LADIES' HIDING HABITS AND
BIDING TROWSEKS TO ORDER. Fl
DBBSS EDITS, UNIFORMS, HKOIME.NTALB, &O. bt
BOURKE STREET, —
NEAR THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. f
? ; ? 24 1845 ^
Stl
FOR Z
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Perfectly Fitting Shirt. v
Try ' —
Our New Shape, f
T H'JB 'CRITERION.' V.
to
be had only , ~
G.andJ^ESPIE'S, X
Edinburgh House Re
41 and 43 Bourke street east. —
1 18 may 6 -«-
' I
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HEW ' mc
Scotch Tioeedil —
t n o u°rs je s s, ~f
Fashionably Made to Measure, -&-j
(well shrunk) '
at —
O. and J. JB S P IE' S, ?»??
Edinburgh House I '
41 and 43 Sourie street east. -*-
3 18 may 0 ?
I
FLANNEL SUITS 53s fld At G. and J. Espie's, 41
and 43 Bourke street east. 8 168alt
FUANNELCOATS23s 6d each. At G. and J. Espie's
|j 41 and 43 Bourke street east. 9 1G8 alt I
LINEN COATS las 6d each. At G. and J. Espie's, T
41 and 43 Bourke street east. 10 168 alt 1
? . ? FIT
LINEN TROWSERS 12s 6d each. At G. and J. —
Espie's, 41 and 43 Bourke street east. 11 168 alt T
EDINBURGH HOUSE
BOOTH AND BALSILLIE,
Drapers, Hosiers, and Outfitters,
127 Swanston street.
Wholesale and Retail. 5 Og apl 2
[GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING— Every description T
JT ready-made. Garments to order on six hours sold
.otice. PETER THOMSON, opposite Age. A
? 8 64 mar 4 ^,,5
QETER THOMSON'S celebrated Braceless Trow ^
f sers, large assortment ,(o wn make), sample ins H
rindow. Opposite Age. 9 64 mar. 4 -*?
&if?ratucf, Arc.
/tATHOLIC BOOK!
Invoices of the following books on sale :—
Gahan's Catholic Piety, various bindings
Church Manual
Catholic's Vade Mecum
Garden of the Soul
Golden Manual
Key of Heaven
Poor Man's Manual
Douay Bibles
Butler's (Rev. Dr.) Catechisms.
Liguori's (St ) Works
MICHAEL T. GASON, Catholic Bookseller, 1
Elizabeth street, Melbourne. 26 11
' XOURNAL OF COMMERCE,' issued ev-
l) Saturday, contains the only complete and 1
thorised Customs' Bill of Entry.
MARYBOROUGH AND DUNOLLY ADVI
TISER.
'1 his newspaper circulates in the most extensive t
at present thickly populated districts in the coloi
and offers proportionate advantage to the advertisi
public.
Agents for the same : —
GORDON and GOTCH,
91 Collins street west,
26 40 0 ? . Melbourne.
NEW CHEAP LITERATURE, in Illuminai
Covers, just landed.—
Christopher Tadpole, by Albert Smith, 8
cloth, 7s 6d.
Valentine Vox, by Henry Coekton, 8vo clol
7s 6d .
Rose de Blaquiero, or tho Lakes of Killarnc
by Miss Porter, 2s Gd
Modern Society, by Catherine Sinclair, 2s 6d
Cross Purposes, by Margaret Casson, 2s
Old Hicks the Guide, or Adventures in the C
manche Country, by C. W. Weber, 2s
The Smuggler, by the O'Hara Family, 2s Gd
Jem Bunt, by the Old Sailor, 2s
The Hawks of Hawk-Hollow, by Dr Bird, 2a
Vicar of Wrexhill, by Mrs Trollope, 2s Gd
The Old Sailor's Jolly Boat, with Yarns for A
Hands, by H. M. Barker, 2s
Maid Marian and Crotchet Castle, by Pencoc
Is 6d
Stella and Vanessa, by Lady Duff Gordon, 2s
Stanley Thorn, by Henry Coekton, 2s 6d
Marguerite de Valois, by Alexunder Duma
2s Gd
Twenty Years After, by Alexander Duma
2s 6d
Luck is Everything, by W. II. Maxwtll, 2s 6 J
Talcs of the Coast Guard, by Lieut Warnfon
R.N., 2s
Romance and Reality, by L E. L., 2s 6d
O'Donhell, by Lady Morgan, 2s 6d
Country Hospitality, by Catherine Sinclair, 2s
Hnji Baba, by Morier,'2s Gd
Marriage Settlement, by Wm. Russell, 2s
Bravo of Venice, by Lewis, and Castle -
ptranto, by Horace Walpole, 2s
Widow and tho Marquess, by Theodore Hool
2s 6d
Swiss Family Robinson, 2s
Mr Wray's Cosh Box, by W. Wilkie Collins
3s 6d
JAMES J. BLUNDELL and CO., corner of Quec
id Collins streets. . 21 25
1AO BE Published, 12th February, No.l, price 2s
La Bello Fiancee ; or, False Lovo. 48 1104
rHE MELBOURNE LEADEJ
The subscription is 7s. 6d. per quarter, by uosi
lid in advance.
CHE MELBOURNE LEAD.E]
is the best family paper. Everybody should bu
. Only Od. Published weekly.
ISuittmig f&atwals.
A MERICAN and BALTIC TIMBER.
;\. 140,000 ft clear pine, 1, 1 J, 1J, 2, and 2i ind
thick, 12 to 18 feet lengths
80,000 ft shelving, J, planed both faces and bot
edges, 12 to 18 wide
14,000 ft lining, J and J. planed one face an
unplained ' .
800,000 ft flooring, i, white and red pine, 7 to I
wide, 12 to 16 feet
60,000 ft pitch pine, 1*
3-10,000 ft 6 x 1J, 12 to 24 feet
180,000 weatherboards, 6J, 7 and 9', planed am
rough
Baltic, 12, 11, 9 and 7 x 3, 8 to 27 feet
Do logs, 12 to 65 feet long
Do laths, 3 and 4 feet
Architraves, skirtings anil mouldings
English, Scotch, and American joiners' work
consisting of doors, glazed ind unglazcd
sashes with or without frames, French case
ments
The above goods are well seasoned, and beini
kept in sheds, are dry sad light foi carriage
irst quality pink and firo bricks
? Bangor elates
Duchess 24 x 12
Countess, 20 x 10
Ladies, 10 x 19 and 16 x 8
Cement, best London
Roman and Portland cement
Plaster of Paris
Baltic .4 and 3 feet laths
Van Diemen's Land 3-feet do . .
Chimney pieces
White marblo v
Black do
Dove do
French do, and enamelled slate
Sewerage pipes, with bends, 2£, 3, 4,'_ 6 and
inches in diameter
4, and 4J cast iron OG eave gutters
Cast iron pillars, 8 to 14 feet
Log timber, ships' spars, memel, led kaurie pine
20 to 70 feet.
EDMUND WESTBY and CO., Timber Stores
iinders lane west, Great Collins street cast, Mel
mrne. 12 87 apl 1
'1EDAR SKIRTING, double sunk, from- 7 to 1.
j inches wide.
Crawley's Saw .Mills, Bourke street west. 23 1260
'1AST IRON Verandah, Balcony, Staircase, Rail
j ing Bars, &c, on sale, City Sawmills, Bourk
rcet. 53 0266
CEMENT— Portland and Roman, on Sale. J
j Lang and Co.. 74 Flinders lane east. 47 0266
CEMENT, best Portland and Roman, just landed
j William Lang and Co., 91 FlinderB lane west.
? .26 265
JUVE HUNDRED THOUSAND FEET 6 x \\
1 T. and G. on sale, City Sawmills, next Theatre
iyal. ? 66 0260
J1IVE HUNDRED Doors, Sashes— Clear Pine, al]
1 thickness, and dressed Shelving Boards. Carlton
wmills, top Elizabeth street. 17 12C6
FLOORING BOARDS, Quartering, Battens, Doors,
1 and Windows, very cheap, at Egan's yard, Rich
md road-. 5 168
TANDRAILS, made to any pattern.and length, of
J_ cedar and blackwood.
3rawley's Saw Mills, Bourke street wost. 25 1260
RON COLUMNS, Patent Roofing Tiles, (improved
plans for fixing,) and Zinc, on sale, City Sawmill 3,
? - ? 52 0266
ME AND CEMEN T.—
j Heads roche, always fresh
Geelong do, do do
Heads slacked, do
Plaster Paris (Henshaws and Elms)
Roman and Portland cement (guaranteed)
Laths and lath nails
Plasterers' hair
Chimney tops, &c. ' ?
3YERS, 7 Queen street 4 1260
IME, Geelong and Heads Roche, fresh, landing
I this day, cheap. 'William Lang' and Co., 91
nders lane west. 24 265
IME, CEMENT, AND ? PLASTER.
I Hcuds roche, Ending daily
Geelong do, always fresh
Heads' slacked, do do
Roman cement, guaranteed
Portland do, do
Plaster of Paris, do
Laths and lath nails
Plasterers' hair
Chinese tiles
hts above are all first class of their kind, and will be
I at the lowest market rates.
.ddress WM. LANG and CO., 91 Flinders lane
it. 15 265
LOORING TILES, 9-inch, Stourbridge, 15-inch
Chinese. Cheap. Now landing. Dyer's 7 Queen
et. 30 126S
33inr.3{j:u RSmertals.
J7 Ti /T A R B L E C H I M N E Y P I E C E S.
HUXLEY and PARKEll are now landing, ex
Appleton, Kossuth and other ship? : —
Marble chimney pieces for dining rooms
Marble chimney pieces, for drawing rooms
Marble chimney pieces for libraries
Marble chirnuey pieces for bed- rooms
Also,
Monuments in Marble, polished
Aberdeen granite monuments
Colonial Etone
Yorkshire hearths
Sills, and English grindstones
139 ir0I1 railings and kerbing, to encloso monu
0 ments.
- Show Rooms, Little Collins street cast,
cry ? Melbourne. ? 14 1206
ttU' /~kNE HUNDRED THOUSAND feet Flooring
\f Boards, Weather Boards, Lining-quartering.
— . W. Smith and Co., Carlton Sawmills, top Elizabeth
;B. street. ? 16 1266 t.
A i^NE HUNDRED TONS B.B.H. Crown Iron on
[™ yj sale at the City Sawmills. ? 60 0246
toff QINE SKIRTING, all sizes, and moulded to any
I pattern, and double sunk, not to be equalled in.
Melbourne, at
Crawley's Saw Mills. ? 24 1260
PLASTER OF PARIS, fine quality, cheapest in
town. William Lang and Co., Flinders lano
west. ? 26 265
;ed. ? - ? — ? '
SLATES, best Bangor, all sizes ; Slating Nails and
Battens ; Sheet Lead. Carron Yard.
*' nniMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER
v I 700 Memel and yellow pine logs, 20 to 60 feet
250,000 feet, J, J, |, and IJ x 6, and 6J Scotch
flooring
45,000 feet pine pitch, tongued and grooved
a 11,000 red and white deals, 7, 9, and 11 x 3, all
lengths
70,000 feet cedar, in log and boards, £-jn. to 4-m.
150,000 feet clear pine, J-in. to 4-inches, also
shelving
'600 doors and sashes of all sizes
,11 80,000 feet bluo gum timber, 12 x 4, 12 x 6, 14 x 8,
14x8, &c, to 45 feet
t 70,000 feet hard wood -logs, 12 to 22 inches square
' 20 to 42 feet
20,000 5-fcet and 6-fcet palings
Dressed and undressed weatherboards, lining
s boards, quartering, scaffolding-poles, and a
' largo assortment of all kinds of timber al
o ways on hund at the lowest current rates
' WALLIS, OWEN and WALLIS, North Melbourne
Saw Millf. ? 2 9263
3- hnWENTY THOUSAND feet Hardwood, Stocks,
JL Spokes, Poles, Ironbark, Shafts, and Blackwood.
Carlton Sawmills, top Elizabeth street. 15 12G6
mWENTY TONS Galvanised Corrugated Iron;
I also 15 tons Tilos, for roofing. City Sawmills.
, ? 65 0286
jf ?
mo BUILDERS.— Cedar Sash Bars to any pattern
h I and size, up to 9 x 3.
Crawley's Saw Mills. ? 22 1260
'? 20,000 ch^'7'8'vl0'llxl2x13',
n Crawley's Saw Mills, Bourke street west.
;? ? [ ? 20 1260
CiKft rif\[\ FEET Stotcli Flooring Cheap.
?' ZlO\f9\J\J\J Crawley's Saw Mills, Bourke
street wat. ? 21 1260
!? !Kf\ f\f\f\ BEST BANGOR SLATES, all sizes.
6 OV}V U U Henry Mills, New Timber Yard, next
Qrice, Sunnier and Co.'s, Flinders street. 26 9269
& O P\f\ri D0ORS aml Windows, Sash-Doors and
v jU*IJ\J\J Casements. Henry Mills, Golden Cross
Timber Yard, Flinders street. 27 92G9
= 1 HA AAA FEET First Quality Clear Pine,
1 UU A)\J\J 1 to 2i in., 2 feet wide. Golden
Cross Timber Yard, Flinders street. 28 9269
' Qflfi fififi DRESSE0 Weatherboards, just
Q tj\J\J fxjxjxj landed, in prime condition, cheap,
b Henry Mills, Golden Cross Timber Yard. 29 9269
d O/'i TONS Corrugated Iron, narrow and broad cor
jU\J rugations, Henry Mills, opposite Railway
0 Sheds, Flinders street. 30 9269
f)A AAA WHITE Fire Bricks, and Solid
£\J-Aj\J\J Deals, White and Red. Henry
' Mills, New Yard, next Qi'uv, S-umncr and Co.'s.
? 1 9269
KCiCi f\Clf\ ^E1-1 dumber on Sale, Timber
t)\J\J ^\J\J\J Yard, corner King Btreet and
Flinders lane. Landing ex ship Platinius, from St.
f John's, N.B.—
,' Deals 11 x 3, 9 x 3, 12 to 26 feet long
' Battens 7x3, 7 x 2J, do do do
j Scantling assorted sizes, 8 x 10 to 3 2
1. Clear pino, do do, 1 in. to 5 in- thick
Door stiles
100,000 sawn laths.
6 17 may 5 JAS. A. CEANE.
ioale'* fig Ruction.
THrS DAY.
To Conch Proprietors and Others.
By Order of the Official Assignee in the Estate of
John Larliins.
WW. ANSL:O W has been favored wilh instruc
? tions to sell by publio auction, at B. D.
Clark's Melbourne Sale Yards, on
Monday, I6lh inst., at twelve o'clock,
, All the properties in the coaching from Melbourne
' to BeechworlL', possessed by the above insolvent,
consisting of—
'» 35 head of horses (well seasoned)
2 American coaches
8 eets of harness
' Together with
0 the necessary appurtenances belonging to the conch
ing line. The above offers a favorable opportunity
for parties wishing to engage in this business, as the
- line has been well established, and is now in good
- working order.
e The auctioneer can confidently recommend the
attention of the publio to this important sale, as they
- will be sold
AVithout reserve. 37 234
- THIS DAY. ~
American Maize, &c.
?\Tr W. ANSLOW has received instructions io
1 YV . offer for public competition at B. D. Clark's
! Melbourne Sale Yards, on
Monday, lGth inst, at twelve o'clock,
A splendid turn-out, consisting of —
[ A handsomo groy mare, American chaise and
harness complote, (he properly of a gen
tleman leaving (be colony.
AIeo,
To pay expenses,
The celebrated bay cob ' Hobby,'' well-known
as one of the best hacks in Victoria.
No reEerve. 20 26
MONDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY.
Sule of Freehold Properties.
WII. ALSOP will sell by auction, in his rooms,
? the British Auction Mart, 171 Smith street,
Colhagwood, on
Monday, 23rd inet. j
Several lots of valuable ircehoia properties i
Particulars next week. I
British Auction Mart, Smith street, Collingwooa j
WEDNESDAY, 25th FEBRUARY.
In the County Court of Buninypng.
Fi. Fa.
Between Frederic Planche, plaintiff ; and Joseph «
House, defendant. ji
NOTICE is hereby given that the Beg'strar qf '!
the above Court, will cause to be sold by j
auction, en the premises, at the hour of one o'clock '
in the afternoon of Wednrsday, the 25th day of Feb
ruary next, iinder Ihe above writ : ?
All the right, title, and interest of the above
named defeudunt in nnd to nil that allotment of
land, being allotmeut No 9 or section 10, township
of Creswick, county of Tnlbot ; together »ith llio
buildings and erections thereon, the properly of the I
above-named defendant, unless this execution bo pro- '
viously satisfied.
TermB cash, on the fall of the hammer. ''
Dai cd Ibis 21st day of January, 1857. ' '
RIuHAHD G. COADEN, f f
Special Bailiff of the Couuly Court of ' i
1 13f 26 Buninyoag. ' J
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