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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1438, 6 July 1860, Page 2

Just Arrived per " CONSTANTIFE," from London direct. rf'HE following vevy do Arable lot of Goods, wliich will bs landed with all possible ™- despat",h, viz. : — 200 new and fashionable Wool Shawl:? 3000 yards new and fashionable Prints 2000 "■ .A ipatffis and 'Cohur .;*, all colours 200 " French Merinos ' " j 1000 " Aberdeen Lindsey " 400 " Ladies' Cloth and Tweed <• 1000 ". Clan Tartan and Picolowini Gala's I 500 dozen Winter Hosiery of every description 200 pairs white and scarlefTßlankel's 40 dozen Gloves, assorted 12,000 yards Calico " 600 " Flannel 500 " blue and white Serge ALSO, A very choice Lot of Ladies' Winter Mantles, consisting of Sealskin, Plush, Mcton, Pilot, Witney, and other Now Materials. A large variety of new Table Covers, Table Damask and Diaper Gent.'s iScck Ties of every description Ladies' Chenelle, Velvet, Tartan, and Silk Scarfs Winsev PeUicoats, newest styles, Toilet Covers Plain Muslins of every description Harness and Nottingham Lace Curtains White Moreen, Black Lasting A large assortment of GcnL's Scarfs, new styles Scarlet Lama. Ties, Black Satin Handkerchiefs Gent.'s Corah Handkerchiefs, in great variety Printed Furnitures^ Scotch and Irish Cambric Handkerchiefs White and Colored Counterpanes, Forfar, Tailors' Canvass Tweed and Doeskins, Sheetings, Bed Ticks, Gambroon Huckaback Toweling, Crimean Shirts, Scotch Twill White and Fancy Shirts, Tri*h L'nen, Moleskin And a great variety of Buttons, Clark's Polished Cotton, Ribbon Velvets, ■ Blonds, Fringes, Braces, Braids, and a variety of other Goods, the wholo of wliich will be sold at the lowest possibio prices, to suit the times, by J. BUBNE, Lamhton Quay. June 25, 1800. Manners Street, DIREGTKESS3 IVIRba ¥¥„ H. FOLEY. Open Every MONDAY Evening I ON MONDAY EVENING,* JULY 9tu, 1860. Will be presented, by particular desire, Sir E. Biriwer's celebrated au:l much admired Play, in five Acts, of j 08, Claude" Mehiocte (first time) i??j». V«?rrs«4i»si Wespst<s£» Muns. Beauseaut ... Mr. SWA*J ; Co). Daruas ... Mr. WfLLIAMS Mr. GRAHAM ; Mons. Dasohuppeles Mr. WILSON Gaspar Mr. LEVINNTK ; Lmdlord Mr. B&OVVNK Ist Officer Mr. MELV/LLS; 2jJ Oificer Mr. WfSS.VIAN" Servant Mr. THOMAS ■Pauline Mi'S. F«B«y Madame Desohappeles (her first appearance in Wellington) Miss MKLVILLIO Widow Melnoue Miss MOIiF^AUNT Dance Messrs- Edwin and Levinne Oomic Bong , Mr. Swan The whole to conclude with the Screaming Farce of ( Which on its first representation met with such enthusiastic applause.) Mr. Muggridge (a viotim to the. grecn-eycl Monster Mr. WILLIAMS Harry Fielding 'Mr. WILSON Sara Sloelenf (of the People's Teapot, uml Sarah's Young Man) Me. SWAN Mrs. Moggridjje, (a sympathetic minima) Miss MOHDAU.NT Ararnintn, (the udmired'and admirer of Hairy) Miss MI'LVILLE Surah Titjl)'-, (.Maid of ail Work, with a strong aiuipatiiy t'> White ilata Mrs. FOLEY Doors open at half-past Seven o'clock, to commence precisely at Eight. ADMISSION— Boxes Bs., Parterre 25., Pit Is. Tiii-; Si'UJCmST lItOPIiIETY WILL 1510 ENFOUOED & NO SlY!OK(\O ALLOWED. i \ 11. V>. — Kr.-ovci] Fcitto moy Lo Hycureil hy a.ppli-:i>t'oi\ ni. Iso To: C Mil •■•>'! Olympic TJicaf.ro.. on J\[oii<l;iy, i'ro\n Eleven (/clock t.o i'our, p.m. I ■Wellington, Juno ii&th. "i^00.3 , ; . ; " |