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IRON STEAMER TO THE HUNTER,
» CORNUBIA" FOR THE HUNTER.
CADIS, 43. FORECABIN, 18.
will leave Kellick's Wharf,
for Wollongong, This Day,
kellick's Wharf, August 12, 2383
' will lea7e for the above die
trict, To-morrow, Thursday, the 13th instant,
Kellick's Wharf, August 12. 2*18
Captain Birkenshaw, will sail
on ¡Saturday next. Forfreight
or passage apply to »he charterer,
ONLY VESSEL FOR MELBOURNE.
sKäsasäöSeä*' Captain Jennings, will sail
For freight or passage, apply on board, at
the Flour Company's Wharf, or, to
825, Castlereagh-street North.
not receive cargo for the
'above port before Monday,
SuBsex*Btreet, August 8. Ö26Ö
WILL SAIL IÏ1MKDIATKLV THAT THE TYINÜ
SHE favourite., packet-brig
182 tons register, W. N. Mill
, This vessel will receive freight until a
change of wind takes place, when she will im-
mediately proceed to sea:
Hobart Town Packet Office,
ONLY VESSEL FOR AUCKLAND.
W. Dunning, master, is now
i-eady to revive freight,, for which, or pas-
sage, apply on board, at Campbell's Wharf, or
Al, 273 tons, M. Andrews,
commander. For freight or
passage, apply to the Captain
ÏOR Í.IGHT FREIGHT AND PAS8EHGERS
s*^-<v fib* tons register, William
awson, Commander, will sail on the 1st
September, and has superior accommoda-
tions for cabiii, intermediate, and steerage
¿T^ rg^HE first-class British
-«»'vtiiVv Charles Ferguson, commander,
| 352 tons register. Has a considerable part
I of her cargo already engaged, and will meet
; with quick despatch. For freight or passage,
j having excellent cabin accommodation, ap
> GILCHRIST AND ALEXANDER,
Or rpHE first-class British
43C tons register, Malcolm
For freight or passage, either cabin or
?teerage, apply to the Commander, on
5957_J. T ARMITAGE AND CO
TESTIMONIAL TO DR. LEICH-
AT a Meeting of the General Com-
mittee, held at Mr. Lyons's Rooms, on
Tuesday, the 9th instant, it was resolvd that
the Subscription Lists for the above oVject
»hould be cloBcd on the 15th August next.
Gentlemen to whom Buch lists have been for-
warded, are therefore requested to return the
same to the Treasurer, (undercover to J. P.
Robinson, Esq , M.C.,) on or before the date
in question, with the amount of contribu-
tions, and the names of the parties sub-
Honorary Secretary and Treasurer. I
No. 89, Bftthuiot-street West.
MR. RAVAC bep to announce that
12th, he will have the honour of giving a
MUSICAL SOIREE, by the kind permission
of the proper authorities, at the OLD COURT
HOUSE, CASTLEREAGH-STREET.
ramide," Rosini. ¡Messrs. Marsh and
Duo (for piano and | Imberg.
uni, (by desire) > Mr. Ravac.
'de^mSTB'ellíiÍ} Madame Carandini.
the poetry by Mr. E. K. Silvester
(Weber), par Thalberg, for Piano
6. Air Varié de» ?».? -«"_""
Bériot, for Violin.. JMr.Bavac.
7ÍnDmCfiU'TPli'»GRÜ"1.Messrs. J. and F.
8. Duo Briliant, for) Mr. Marsh and Mr.
Harp and Violin.. J Ravac.
9. Duetto, " Antici- ) Madame Carandini
pations of Switzer- > and Mr. F. How-
! " Lucia di Lamer-J Mr. J. Hewson,
l3VeJniseCU.t!,e.V.a.1..^} Mr* RaVa0*
14. Finale, ' The Aus-A Mr. Ravac will be ac
tralian National I companied on the
Song," composed f Pianoforte by Mr.
by Mr. Marsh ....J. Imberg.
Tickets of admission Ga. each, to be had of
Mr. Ellard, Music Saloon ¡ Messrs. Birnstingl
and Co. ; Messrs. Kern and Mader, Stationers,
Hunter-street; and at the door.
'The doors will open at 7 o'clock, com-
mencing at 8 o'clock precisely. _23i/
LIST of Subscriptions to Dr. Leichhardt
Amount formerly advertised £1843 18 6
From the neighbourhood of
Robert P. Jenkins, J.P. 2 2 0
Edgar Beekham, J.P. .. 4. 2 2 0
James Fitzpatrick . 2 2 0
Alexander Mackay.-.. -2 . 2. 0
James Macdonald ...-...» 1 1 »
John Moses£1/1/0 & Alex McKay10/6, Bowning
Laurence English . 0 10 8
Nicholas Carberry . 0 10 6
Andrew Lang, J.P.'.<. 110
Honorary Secretary and Treasurer,
CHURCH OF ENGLAND LAY~ÄS~
IN PURSUANCE of the followiog re-
solution, passed at a Quarterly General
Meeting of tho Association, held at the
School House in Cistlerragh-Btreèt, in Syd-
ney, on Monday, the 3rd of August instant,
"THAT this Meeting do adjourn to a future
day, to be named by the Lord Bishop of
Tasmania (of which notice shall be given
by public advertisement), and that (he
Deputy Chairman of the Committee of |
Management and the Secretary be re- '
quested to consult his Lordship as to the
day best suited for such adjournment, and
to fix the same accordingly."
That the busine?» of the above Quarterly
Meeting will be ret -med, at a meeting to be
held by adjournment at the School House, in
CastkrcBgli-strect, on Friday next, the 14th
of August, at seven o'clock p. M. precisely, at
which meeting their Lordships the Bishops of I
Australia and Tasmania have signified their
The Chair will bo taken by
CHARLES COWPER, ESQ., M.C.
All members of the Church of England,
desirous to learn the progress of the Asso-
ciation, and to be more fully acquainted
with its proceedings, are respectfully invited
members of this Company will be held
in the usual pi.ice of business, George-street,
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 12th day of
August next, at 1 o'clock, v.u., being an ad-
journment of the General-Half Yearly Meet-
ing held on the 21 Bt July instant.
By order of the Board of Directors,
members of this Company will be held
in the usual place of business, George-strest,
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 12th day of August
next, ni half-past 1 o'clock, P.M., for the pur-
pose ot electing two Directors in the room of
Stewart Alexander Donaldson, and William
Dumaresq. Esquires, retired by rotation.
By order of the Board of Directors,
Messrs. A. G. Dumas and Richard Garrett.
TREASURER.-Stephen Greenhill, Esq.
H. Elwin, G. P. F. Gregory, and E. Broad-
SURAEON.-John Yates Rutter, Esq., 72,
The objects of this Society are to provide for
2nd-For widows and families of members,
on the decease of the latter.
3rd.-For distressed members, their widows,
SPECIMEN OF RATES IN CLASSES 1 AND 2.
Quarterly payments to as-
ii. B.-The First Class is now in operation.
Assistance to distressed members of three
years' standing, their widows, and families,
such assistance to be regulated from time to
time by the Committee of Management.
_ In addition to which is given the use of the
situation book, to members out of employ-
Persons being members of either of the
other two classes, to participate in the advan-
tages of this class, and persons not being
members of the other two may participate in
its privileges by subscribing such sum as may
hereafter be fixed by the Committee of Man-
Proposals of Membership. Prospectuses,
Rules, and eVery other information maybe
obtained« oh application to the Secretary, or
any member of the Committee.
The Committee meet weekly, at
No. 160, LIVERPOOL-STREET.
Committee Room, July 83, *4ß*
THB AUSTRALASIAN COLONIAL AND
LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITY
Noi 126, Bishopsj)ate-strett, corner of Cornhill,
448, GEOR'GE-STREET, SYDNEY.
CAPITAL-£200,000,- ia 2000 share*
Edward Barnard. Esq I G. Colquhonu, Esq.
Robert Brooks, Esq. j C. E. Mangles. Esq.
Henry Buckle, Esq. I Richard Onslow, Esq.
John H. Capper, Esq. | William Walker, Esq.
Edward Barnard, Esq. J. H. Capper, Esq.
Messrs. Maples, Pearse, Stevens, and Maples.
John Thacker, Esq. I A. W. Yousg, Esq.
Hon: C¡ D. Riddell, William Walker, Esq.,
M.C. I of the London Board.
JohnThacker.Esq. Hon. C. D. Riddell, M.C.
William Dawson, Esq., M.D., Deputy
Inspector-General of Hospitals,
For Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Laun-
ceston, and Hobart Town, - Bank of
AÖENTS AND MEDICAL REFEREES.
Illawarra- B. O'Brien. Esq., M D., Medical
Referee. Maitland - Joseph Chambers,
Esq., Agent; David Sloan, Esq., Medien]
Referee. Merton and Cassilis - Michael
M'Cartney, Esq.. Medical Referde. Goul-
burn-John Gerard, Esq , Medical Referee.
Yass-Francis M'Evoy, Esq., Medical Re-
feree. Bathurst-Richard Machattie, Esq.,
Medical Referee. Port Stephens-Dr. Bu-
chanan, Medical Referee. Melbourne
Captain ü. W. Cole, Agent; Dr. Hobson*
Medical Referee. Launceston - Messrs.
Gleadow and Henty, Agents; William Por-
ter, Esq., Medical Referee. Hobart Totcn
Messrs. Allport and Roberts, Agents ;
E. S. P. Bedford, Esq., Medical R.feree.
Adelaide-E. L. Montefiore, Esq., Agent;
J. Woodiord, Esq., Medical Referee.
ADVANTAGES OF THE INSTITUTION.
A large subscribed capital in England, and
ample funds to pay losses within the colony.
. Vary low rates of premium, without profits,
per Table No. 4, and a Table of Rates, No. 1,
with profits, on wbioh the assured have the
option of paying only two-thirds of the pre-
mium for the first five years, the interest on
the remaining one-third being paid annually
at the rate of 5 per cent.
No extra premium for ono voyago to Eu-
rope and back, or for voyages in approvtd
vessels to, or residence in, any part of Aus-
tralasia, in approved situations.
Policies may be made payable in Austral-
asia or London, and altered by indorsement.
SPECIMEN OF RATES WITHOUT PROFIT3.
SPECIMEN OF RATES WITH PROFITS, PER TABLE
NO. I., FOR THE WHOLE OK LIFE.
An extra premium of £1 per cent, per
annum will be charged for risk of death from
casualty by collision from the aborigines,
I which moy be assured or not, at the option of
Prospectuses, willi full tables of rates, and
all needful inlermation, may be obtained at
THE following are the Rules which
have been adopted for the manage-
ment of the abovenamed society/
1. That the management of the Society be
under the direction of a President, two
Vice-Presidents, a Committee of fifteen
members, and an Honorary Treasurer and
a Secretary, who shall be ex-officio mem-
2. That the President, or in his absence one
of the Vice Presidents, or in their absence
an elected Chairman shall preside at all
meetings, whether general or committee,
and shall sign the minutes.
8, That the Committee shall have power to
make by-laws for their own guidance, to
frame, alter, or amend, all laws and regu«
lationi for the Show Meetings, to deter-
mine the numbers and value of prizes, and
the subjects for which they ero to be given,
and to appoint judge», and all other per-
sons necessary for properly carrying out
tho objects of the society.
4. That the Committee shall meet at Penrith,
at least once every three months, but may
be called together by the President, or Vice
Presidents, whenever it is deemed requisite.
Thntin the absence of the President, or Vice
Presidents; a Chairman to be elected by
the members present Shall preside, and no
business shall be proceeded with, unless
seven members are present who shall form
6. That five members of the Committee shall
retire every year by rotation, but be eligible
to re-election at the annual meeting.
6. That at all meetings of the Committee,
and at all general meetings, the Chairman
for the time being shall have the casting
7. That the duty of the Treasurer shall be to
receive all moneys, and disburse them
under the direction of rhe Committee,
and keep correct accounts of the same.
8. That the duty of the Secretary shall be
to issue all notices of meetings, whether
called under the standing rules of the So-
ciety, or by direction of the President, or
Vice Présidents; under Rule IV., to keep
regular minutes of the proceedings thereat,
and to conduct the correspondence.
9. .That the payment of One Pound into the
hands of the Treasurer shall constitute a
räember, and that no person shall be en-
titled to votó or take any part in the pro-
ceedings who shall not have paid np his
annual subscription, such subscriptions' to
be considered due on the 1st day of January
10. That theShor Meeting shall bs he»i awr-
ing the first week in the month of March,
in each year, on some convenient doy to be
fixed by the Committee, and that the an-
nual meeting shall be held on that day four
li. That within twenty-one days after each
Show Meeting, a detailed account of all re-,
ceipts and disbursements shall be prepared
by the Treasurer, and audited by two mem
beis of the Society, to be appointed specially
for that purpose, before whom the Treasurer
* "shallproduce all booko aud iroKcheTa con-
nected with the accounts of the Society,
that the statement of the accounts certified
as examined by the auditors shall be
laid on the table at the next annual meet-
12. That every member shall be entitled to
corripete for any of the prices awarded by
the Society within the year for which his
subscriptions shall have been paid up, and
that non-subscribers resident in the coun-
ties of Cumberland, Cook, and Camden,
may compete for premiums for agricultural
produce and ploughing, upon payment of a fee
of 2s. Gd. upvn each entry.
l8. That no stock shall be entitled to a prize
unless it has been the bona fide property of
the exhibitor, at least six months prior to
the day of show, and that the age shall be
calculated from the first day of January in
14, That no agricultural produce, or other
articles shall be entitled to a prize unless
satisfactory proof be shown that such were
either grown or manufactured by the exhibi-
tors in the counties of Cumberland, Cook, or
Honorary Secretary and Treasurer.
To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald.
GENTLEMEN,- I observe a notice
by Mr. Richard Gould, in your paper
of the 23rd ultimo, referring to my adver-
tisement of the 17th ultimo, of 500 rams for
the Port Phillip Market. The following
plain statement of facts will set the matter
Mr. Coghill had two flocks of rams of the
same age and description, one of about 800
and one of about 600; from the fírst of these,
about 200 were run out for Mr. Gould to se-
lect his number from, and I then selected
mine from the remainder of that and the
whole of the other flock, (an easy matter
I may mention that the high terms in
which such an experienced judge as Mr.
Gould spoke of Mr. Coghill's rams, was in a
great measure the cause of my purchasing
Your most obedient servant,
Crossing Place, Hume River,
To the Editors of the Sydney Morning He) aid.
HOW is ten per cent, duty charged
on foreign oil or whalebone sold to
pav the expenses of the ship's hire ?
We understood that oil or whalebone sold
to pay expenses was duty free. 2384
~BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
THE Proprietors of stock in this Bank
are requested to meet at the Banking
House, George-streec, on Thursday, the 20th
instant, at twelve o'clock, for the purpose of
electing a Director, to fill up the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death of the late William
By order of the Board of Directors,
KING-STREET, NEAR CASTLBREAOII-STIIEET.
]fy|"R. FULLER, examined Suwcal
JVJL and Mechanical Dentist, of Paris,
respectfully notifies that having commenced
the practice of his profession as above, par-
ticularly invites attention to his superior
! method of fixing artificial teeth, from one
tooth to a complete set without the leest pain.
Fruin his long experience he can confidently
undertake the most difficult cases at one half
Observe-private door of Mr. Kebby'«,
Grocer, 79, Market-street East. 2391
TpNGLISH ASH OARS, from 10 feet
Jt-J to l8 feet ; on sale by
WEST CUMBERLAND AGRICULTU-
AT a Committee Meeting of the above
Society, held at the " Rose Inn,"
Penrith, on the 2*th July, 1846, R. Copland
Lethbridge, Esq., Y. P., in the chair, it was
resolved that the Annual Show Meeting
should be held on Wednesday, the Sid of
March, 184?, on the Society's Ground, at
Regentville, Penrith, and that the following
prizes should be offered for competition,
£3 for the best plough drawn by a pair
of horses, driven by reins
£2 for the second beat plough drawn by
a pair of horses, driven by reins
£2 for the best horse plough driven
by a youth under eighteen years of
£3 for the best plough drawn by bul-
£2 for the second best plough drawn by
£2 for the best bullock team guided
and driven by youths under eighteen
£2 for the best colonial made plough
£1 for the best equipped horse team,
Three ploughs to start or no prize will bo
given, and no second prize will be given
unless five ploughs start, except for the prize
fofjyouths, for which two competitors will be
sufficient, and the youths to be entitled to
enter and compete for the best plough as well
as for the prize for youths.
£3 for the best 3 year old colonial
£2 for the best 3 year old colonial bred
£2 for the best 3 year old colonial bred
£3 for the best 3 year old colonial
£2 for the best 3 year old colonial bred
£2 for the beat 3 year old colonial bred
The Society's silver cup, value not less than
£5 5s., for the best colonial bred mare and
foal, without reference to age or pedigree.
A prize of £5 for the best thorouglibred
rtallion, without reference to age, either im-
ported or colonial, limited to such stallions as
shall be guaranteed to stand during the next
season, either in the counties of Cumberland,
Trie Society's silver medal, value not less
than £4, fcf tile best tfrree year old colonial
£3 for the best three year old Colonial
42 for the best colonial bred cow and
calf, without reference to age.
£l for the bett colonial bred boar
£1 for the best colonial bred sow
£8 for the best sample of tobacco, grown
and manufactured in the colony ;
sample not less than 66 lbs.
£1 for the best sample of loaf tobacco,
Bamplo not less than twenty pounds.
£2 for the best sample of wheat-sam-
ple not less than three bushels
£2 for the best sample of English bar-
ley-sample not less than three
£2 for the best sample of oats-sample
not less than three bushels.
The Society's Silver Medal, value not less
than £4, for the beit sample of colonial wine,
without reference to colour.
£2 for the best sample of red wine, not
£2 for the best sample of white wine,
not receiving the medal - samples
of the wines not less than three
£2 for the best Baraple of colonial ale
sample not less than five gallons
£2 for the best simple of colonial hops
sample not less than 5 lbs.
£2 for the best sample of cheese, sample
not less than three cheeses
£2 for the beat sample of potatoes
sample not less than a three bushel
£2 for the best sample of olive oil, pro-
duced from colonial olives-sample
not less than three bottles
£2 for the best sample of colonial made
ham s - sample not less than two
£1 for the best sample of colonial made
bacon - sample not less than one
£1 for the best sample of bees wax, sam-
£1 for the best sample of colonial pickles,
sample not less than four bottles
£1 for the best sample of preserved fruit,
sample not less than six bottles
£1 for the best sample of colonial raisins,
?ample no*, less than 5 lbs.
£1 for the best sample of colonial vinegar,
sample not lesa then three bottles
£1 for the bes>t sample of colonial parch-
ment, sample not less than three
£3 to the person who shall prove to the
satisfaction ot the Judges, that he
has used the largest quantity of bone
manure, in the cultivation of land,
within the counties of Cumberland,
Cook, or Camden, during the year
1846, with a report of the results.
£2 for the farm servant who has been the
longest in the hired service of one
£2 for the domestic servant who has been
longest in the hired service of one
Hon. Secretary and Treaiurer.
REGENTVILLE CLOTH FACTORY.
1"M1E Tweeds manufactured at this Es-
tablishment may be had in future of
Mr. R. Fawcett, Auctioneer, 481, George
street, Sydney, who has been appointed
Agent, or at the Factory, Regentville.
HORbES, SHEEP, AND CATTLE
JUST PUBLISHED, PRICK 25s., HALF
BY T. TROOD, PRINTER, 113,
MONTHLY RETURN of Sneep and
Station, ditto of Wages, ditto of Cash,
Orders Drawn, ditto of Slops, &c, and Quar-
terly Returns of Cattle and Hones, properly
arranged in duplicute, complete for one year.
PRIME Negrohead Tobacco, ex Ianthe,
from the United States, at 2s. Gd. per
Cavendish (a beautiful sample), 16 figs to the
pound, idling at 2|, 8d. per pound.
10<0 OFFoiitf thl Miuiut,
SETTLERS, STOREKEEPERS, BUY-
ERS FOR THE ISLANDS, PRI-
VATE FAMILIES, AND OTHERS.
EX " EMERALD ISLE," ANO OTHER LATE
AVID JONES AND CO., flattered
by the triumphant SUCCOSB which bag
attended their efforts to render their estab-
lishment the cheapest end most attractive
mart in the colony, for Slops, General Cloth
iug, Drapery, Sec, beg to assure their nu-
merous friends and customers of their deter-
mination to adhero strictly to the system
which has ever been the distinguishing cha»
racteristic of their house, viz , to sell the very
best fabrics at the lowest possible remunerat-
D. Jones and Co. feel that they cannot
sufficiently impress upon their customers the
important fact that the greater part of their
slops are made up under the immediate su-
perintendence of qualified persons appointed
lo that duty by their house in London« from
the best materials, bought direct from the
manufacturers. It is therefore with the ut-
most confidence that they lay claim to an
immense superiority over any other house in
this important branch of their business. They
beg to call particular attention to their unri-
valled stock of slops and clothing at the pre-
sent time, which has just been increased by
several large shipments received ex Emerald
Isla and other late arrivals, and among which
Ditto, Bury cloth and Witney
Ditto, real Witney, for family use
Diaper rugs, 8-4, 9 4, 10-4, and 11-4
Worsted ditto, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4, and 11-4
Trousers, 20,000 pairs moleskin
Ditto, flushing, blue, and drab
Ditto, superfine blue cloth
Ditto, fancy doe and buckskin
Ditto, drill and gambroon
Ditto, ditto, with sleeves
Ditto, tweed and double breasted
Ditto, black and blue cloth
Ditto, buff and white cachmere
Ditto, plain and figured satin
Ditto, printed and plain Valencia
Ditto, white ar.d coloured quilting
Jackets, superfine blue cloth
Ditto, miller's dr«b ditto
Ditto, duck and canvas ...
Ditto ditto, very heavy, and made to order
Ditto ditto, Royal Thames Yacht
Ditto ditto ditto, very stout
White shirts, linen fionts, collars, &c.
Ditto ditto made to order
Ditto ditto, with pockets, &c, for travellers
Baize ditto, blue and red
Yarn ditto, white and coloured
Ditto ditto, double Beamed
Frock ditto, in great variety
Overalls for sheep waBhing
Jim Crow and wide-awake ditto
Scotch and Kilmarnock caps
Scarlet caps and comforters
Mackintosh and boat cloaks
And every article required for the bush.
8UPERI0R ROSEWOOD & SPANISH
rg"1HE Undersigned bas just received a
-8- set of splendidly finished Spanish ma-
hogany I hnirs, covered in claret coloured
morocco leather ; together with richly finished
Sideboard, Sofas, &c, of the same material, in
addition to his extensive stock of rosewood
A few best improved Shower Baths, on the
newest construction, and two elegantly
finished patent Water Closets.
A few handsomely finished white birch
Upholstery Establishments,
271, Castlereagh and 183, King streets.
*«* Spring Vans on hire for the tafe re-
everything usually required in the
following departments of British manufac-
The whole of which are offered in quantities
to suit purchasers, and having been imported
from the mrnufacturers direct, will be sold at
prices which the undersigned feels assured
."ill give satisfaction. A liberal discount
allowed to the trade, shippers, and country
P.S.-The highest market price given, in oath,
for wool anti talkui, in shipping condition,
at ali pirigdj of th« jr 10*1
A MITCHELL bega to call Hie at
. tention of the Ladies to a few veiy
superior Infants' Long Robes and Frock
Bodies, whicli will be offered at moderato
French and Scotch Cambric Caps, &c.
An assortment of Cashmere and Do Laine
Rich Cashmere Shawls, &c.
COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, TRADERS TO
THE undersigned have on hand and
SIX HUNDRED BALKS AND CA6ES OF
comprising almost every article at present in
ROW AND, MACNAB, AND CO.,
No. 205, CiSTLERKAGH-SIRKET,
G PREDDEY begs to acquaint the
. public that he has carts and drays on
hire for the purpose of removing furniture,
&c. ; also, night soil, ashes, or any obnoxious
G. P. superintends the performance of all
night work with which ho is favoured, and
strict attention will be paid to cleanliness
and placing the fixtures. 2.180
THE Undersigned has the pleasure of
announcing, that he is in possession of
one of the most complete and complex cut-
ting machines, on the largest scale known in
London. The machine is constructed upon
the most approved principles, being capabla
of performing frcm 00 to 108 cuts to an inch,
receiving 10 lbs. of Tobacco at a charge, and
An extensive stock is on hand of Cut Ne.
grohead Tobacco of superlative qual.'ty (in
packages,) and of every variety of fineness.
The advertiser has aleo obtained a stock of
the finest Tobacco, unrivalled by any parcels
which have formerly entered the market, and
he will therefore cut none that ia not of the
choicest and best description ; also a large us
sortaient both iu and out of bond, of the foi
BARRE IT'S TWIST per Posthumous, Ile
gia, &c, &c. KEG TOBACCO per St.
George, Waterlily, Ianthe, Golden Sj» ing, Chris-
These parcels aro admitted to be the finest
shipments which have been brought into the
Colonial Market for a considerable time, and
will be offered to the public at such prices as
will secure general satisfaction, and will ob-
tain a continuance of favours.
A superior selection of fine flavoured Eng-
lish Snuff«, consisting of Harris's 17. Hard
ing's37, Princess,&c, &c, and every diversity
of Scotch and Irish Snuffs of the rarest and
WHITE'S small bowl pipeB, in 10 and 12
EX " COLUMBINE" AND " COAXER," AND
NOW LANDINO, PER " PENYARD PARK."
1QO BOXES, and 15 Crates and
JL Î7 _F Cases of Chance Brothers', ma-
10 x 8, 12 x 10, 14 x 12, 14 X 10, 10 x 12,
10 x 14, l8 x 12, l8 x 14, 20 x l8, 20 x l8'
22 x l8, 24 x l8. 26 X l8, 20 x 20, 28 x 22,
30 x 24, 40 x 30. and all other sizes, iu
Croton, Sheet, and Bohemian Glass,
Wharf, Darling Harbour. 2423
MADE of tow and hemp, and weigh-
ing from 9 to 10 lbs. each, for sale at
0|~|/~) GUNNY Woolpacks, weighing
3 Bales seaming and grocers' twine.
ARSENIC, Sal Ammoniac, Spirks of
A FEW TONS SWEET HAY, at £G
p:r ton. A «mall quantity of European
Queen's-place, August 0. 2137
1 Ç) TONS of Compressed Oaten Uay
2320 825, Castlereagh-street North.
ON SALE,-Landing ex Caledonia
S x 11 uncut, from 8 to 25 feet long]
3 x 11, cutinto 2 and 3bourds
t x 9 " " 4, 4, and 6 boards
Six (/ ,, ,, 3 and 4 boards.^
1000 Square Paving Stones, (l8 inch.)',
Late A. B. Smith and Co'«, Stonie.
3utic--*tf«eit JMj 80, , Mf