Business notices. JOHN DUTHIE & GO,, Ironmongers & Iron Merchants, Willis & Herbert Streets. Have now landing the following useful and seasonable AMERICAN GOODS Ex “Peter Stewart.” 68 Cylinder Chums, Non 1,2, 3 8 cases Newark Coy’s No, 2 boys’ axes 3 dozen Eureka clothes wringer?, Nos 2,3, 4 3 dozen Keystone clothes wring© s, Nos 10, 24 10 Thermometer Churns, Noa E 2 > 3, 4 21 cases anti-friction grindstone mounts 1 gr >ea cast adzo-cye hammers 28 cases extra axe handler, with sawn butts 25 !dozen 2 and 3 ipro C.S. hay forks 42 pairs ash oars, 8 to 10 feet 8 oo ly steer oais, 21, 26 feet 10 cases Collin’s picks 5 to 7 lbs, and all 7 lbs 10 boxes Washita IsheeP shear hones 8 dozen Douglas’ pumps, fig. 1 20 Douglas’ force and lift pumps, figs. 150,157 16 <Rz malleable garden rakes, 8,10, 12 teeth 17 new Excelsior lawn mowers 10 nests Wood Tuba 6 carei tolling pins 1 dozen store trucks, No 1,2 20 Philadelphia lawn mowers 1 case spring gate latches 243 boxes Putnam horse nails (assorted) 3 cases rim and mortice locks 6 gross peerless and. balloon fly traps 7 cases 3-bow hay rakes 2 cases scythe snaths ENGLISH GOODS Ex s.s. “Coptic” and “lonic,” landing. Ex s.s. “ Florida,” to arrive. Ex “ Brisbane,” and “ Ganymede," Amongst winch wo direct attention to our season’s supply of SHEARS. Uur principal parcel from is Messrs, BALL BROS. We had a trial shipment last ecavou of tfaeic double bow shears,and feel satisfied that it is ono of the best the market. Our main supply c£ WARD & PAYNE’S is also in double bow but fitted with leather straps and studa, and tbo finish of the shipment to hand is very superior. Other noticeable lines are aa under. 18 dozen tinned milk buckets, 12 to 13 inches ! 1 cask Garden Syringes, _ Spring Hooka, ■ hasps and staples, bridle hooks, chest and till keys 1 case stencil letters and figures, 2,2 s. 2,3 J inches 4 Howard’s Anglo-American hay iQikss 1 cask enamelled soup plates, frypans, drink ing cups, soap dishes, candlesticks, &c. 