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respectfully to inform the public that

they hove londed and opened, this day, their

New Goods, ex Sarah Sands, consisting of

Ladies' and gentlemen's gold chains, in great

Cameo brooches of rare and exquisite cutting

Necklets and urmletp of newest designs

London made silver spoons and forks, Hall

Electro-plated spoons and forks on best white

Gold and silver lever watches of really good

finish, and such as they can most confidently

recommend as good time-keepers, and with

each of which a warrantry will be given

Also, a great variety of other new and fashion-

able articles, of which they solicit an early

The above goods have been imported direct

from the best maunfacturers, and need only be

seen to be appreciated for style and quality.

Jewellers and Opticians, 478, George-street.

LANDING, ex Sarah Metcalfe, an

assorted invoice of a very superior de-

scription. L. and S. 8PYER,

ENGLISH HORSEHAIR, ex Hermoino.

E JOHNSON, appreciating the

. kind and liberal encouragement he

has received since he succeeded to the busi-

ness end premises of, the late Mr. Britten, takes

this opportunity of returning his bçst thanks

to those who have favoured him with their

or-'erSj and to solicit a continuance of their

commands and recommendation. Hiving i

I ceived a good supply of curled Hair, direct

from the manufacturer in England, he is

I enabled to execute all orders for Hair Mat

| tresse«, and Bedding generally, of superior

quality, and at moderate prices. .He has

ahiais on stock a good assortment of Hair

and Flax Mattresses, Palliasses, Bolsters and

Also, ex late arrivals, superior

Carpet and leather travelling bags

Gold diggers' belts, pouches, and pocket

Hair seating, and curled hair

Seasoned feathers, and feather beds

Plain and fancy stationery, books, &c.

Ii. JOHNSON, (late Thos. Britten),

Nearly opposite the Congregational Chursh.

N.B.-Old Mattresses remade.

Merchants, Captains, and the trade supplied

EX SARAH SANDS. - A. BLAU

and Co. have just received, and have

now on sale, ex Sarah Sands, a most beautiful

and varied assortment of ladies and gentle

ments superior Gold and Silver Watches,

which are recommendable for their neatness,

correctness, and substance, particularly the

Gentlemen's Hunting Levers. A large quan-

tity of Gold and bilver Pencil Cases and

Penholders, registered and elongated. Supe-

rior Charms in great variety, Gold Lockets,

Brooches, &e" of the best workmsnship. Also,

I a case of superb and elegant Bohemian Glass

I Vases, Toilet Bottles, &e. Ladies' and Gen

i tlemen's Multum in Parvo, and other Dressing

! Cases of the best quality.

405 _-_439. George-street.

fDUCKER begs to return his grate

. ful acknowledgments to the inhabi-

tants of Sydney, his numerous friends, and the

publie generally, for the liberal support they

have afforded him since he succeeded Mr.

Uther in the Hat business ; and having

admitted Mr. James Turner into partnership,

begs to inform thom that they intend opening

in a few days, under the style er firm of

Duckcr and Turner, with an extensive and

entirely new Stock of Drapery, Haberdashery,

Hosiery, Slops, and every other article be-

The Hat Department will be carried on in

its every branch as usual, and Gentlemen

may rest fully assured that they can obtain

their Hats, both in quality ana price fully

equal, or better than heretofore.

N.B.-Full particulars will appear in a

224 Hat Warehouse, 274, Pitt-street.

IGHT CANVAS, for boat sails, al1

linen, 40 inches wide, at the very low

price of lid. per yard. Apply at R. M. Pite's,

Fine flour, by the ton or single bag, (200 lbs.

Bran, ditto ditto, (4 bushels each) '

Sharps, ditto ditto, (ditto)

Miller's Wharf, (late Orr'«)'Bathurst-street

Mahb's strong wrought iron patent

6431 SMITH, CAMPBELL, AND CO.

Eight-horse high-pressure Bte'am engine,

' SMITH, CAMPBELL, AND CO.,

g^OK SALE by the undersigned, ex

Hunt's Port Wine, <$> to <£<$^

Congou Tea, ex Arabia, chests and half chests

Canvas, Nos. 1 to 6, assorted

Linseed Oil, boiled and raw, in iron drums

Sheet Xead, 4, 5, 6, and 7 lbs.

farrand Hoop Iron, assorted

heathing Metal, 16 to 26 oz. '

?6109 LAMBr PARBURY, AND JOO,

F I N -E- < X1 'L -O U K.~

Adelaido ' \ ex Charles Carter,

FOR' SALE, at the Stores ' of the

Port wine, in quarters and hogsheads

Champagne, in 1 doz. coses

SMITH, BROTHERS, AND Co.,

UBLIC NOTICE.-Henry ' Fisher

notifies to the public that in future he

willconduot his business under the style or

firm of Fisher and Son, as Distillers, Wine and

Spirit Merchants, 337, George-street, Sydney,

opposite the old Burial Ground. 20

ISHEft'S COLONIAL RUM," 28

O.P., or 1 to 2, Jto be had enly, at the

Stores of tire undersigned. Storekeepers, &.c,

&c, in the interior, are requested to send their

orders direat, to ensure a genuine article.

FISHER AND SON, Distillers,

25 337, George-street, Sydney.

OIN SALE, at the Stores of the under-

Fishers' Colonial Rum, 28 O.P., 1 to 2

" Spirits of Wine, 66 O.P.

" Colonial Brandy, in 2 dosen cases

" Singer Wine, in 1, 2, and 3 dozen

" Cherrv Brandy, in ditto

,, Stomachic Bitters, in ditto

MancU's. very best 13randyt ki and. out of

Case Gin, the best brands, in and out of Bond

Lowndes" Old Tom, out of Bond, in 1 dozen

Superior Malt Whiskey, in 1 dozen cases

Palp Cognac Brandy, in I dozen cases

Superior Port Wine, in pipes, hogsheads,

quarter-casks, and 1, 2, and 3 dozen

Ditto 8herry Wine, in butts, hogsheads,

quarter-casks, and I, 2, and 3 dozen

Champagne, in 1 and 3 dozen cases-superior

Capo Wine, in hogsheads and quarter-casks

Byass* and Marzetti's ales and porters, in 4

FISHER AND SON, Distillers,

THE undersigned are now prepared to

Best Colonial Rum, 28 o.r., or 1 to 2

For Fine White SpiritB of extra strength.

For samples and prices apply at the Office

2 Pipes Russell's 1847 port wine (vety

2 Hogsheads Duff Gordon's gold sherry

2 Ditto Amontillado sherry

2 Hogsheads j Duff Gordon's pale sherry

4 Quarter casks Humprey's pale brandy

100 Cases bottled ale and porter (brand R.

4 Cases tartarus acid and cream tartar

2 Cases illustrated books.

ON SALE at the Stores of the under-

Champagno cyder, in quarts and pints

Byass bottled ale and porter

Collyer and Wilson's ditto ditto

Ciozcau's pale brandy, in 1 dozen cases

Lowndes' Altona old Tom, 1 dozen cases

300 quarter casks of port and sherry

Jamaica rum in puncheons, with certificate

625 W. TUCKER, 421, George-street.

334, Gcorge-strf et, opposite the Cathedral.

BEST CONGOU TEA, weighing

116 lbs., at per chest .£3 l8 0

Ditto Hysonskin, best brands .... 3 18 6

Very superior Souchong, in boxes,

Good Manila Sugar, in sound bags,

Ditto bright Mauritius, ditto. 1 3 0

Liverpool Salt, in good sound bags,

Very superior American Negrohead

Tobacco, quite equal to Barrett's,

in half and quarter tierces, at

Best London Starch, in 561b. boxes,

Colman's superior Blue, ditto ... 0 I 2

lib. Mustards, in 2, 3, and 4 dozen

cases, at per dozen. 0 11 3

Best pint Pickles, in 2-dozen cases 0 JO 6

Best East Indian Curry Powder, in

Superior Salad Oil, full quarts .... 1 1 6

Dittodit ,fullp:nts . 0 14 3

White Wi.^ Vinegar, in 2 and 3

dozen cases, quarts . 0 10 6

Sperm Candle, in 251b. boxes, at

French Plums, in boxes, at per lb.. 0. 0 64

Prunes, in casks, at per lb. ...... 0 0 3$

Fine strong Vinegar, in \ casks, at

With an extensive and varied assortment of

other goods, too numerous for an advertise-

ment, the whole of which will be sold at the

very lowest prices, and every article warranted

Og" No business transacted on Saturdays.

Wholesale General Stores. .

33 J, George-street, opposite the Cathedral.

CHEAP GHAI.-Í AND PRODUCE '

Lower George-street, near the Queen's Wharf.

BUYERS liberally treated with at

prices loaer than any other Dealer in

Sydney, from a large stock fresh in weekly

from all parts of the colony.

The old estabbshed Hay and Corn S;ores,

FOR SALE, at Mr. W. Taylor's Coal

. and Timber Yard, foot of Market-Btreet,

two substantial Wooden Houses, one of two

rooms, the other of four rooms, suitable for

erection in the neighbourhood of Sydney or

Also, a large quantity of coals, hardwood,

cedar, pine, shingles, paling, posts and rails,

soap and candle boxes, &c, &c, ready to

order, and punctually delivered,

"Wanted, two good CaRe Makers. t 6683

FlOR SALE, from 12 to 15 Brood

) Mares; they are nearly thorough-bred/

and in foal to Camel, an imported horse.

The produce of these marei hare for this last

three years borne the highest price in the>

From 20 to 25 Yearlings, of the same breed.

They arc on viow, and can be delivered

within 25 railes of Sydney.'

Fdr particulars Apply to Chaules Mastyn,

Horse and Corriig« Bazaar, 240, Pitt-street,

COALS.,--H. R. Whimibm con

tinues to supply, as-heretofore, a first

rate article at a moderate prioe, and promp

N.B1.-Ships, steamers, mills, and manufac-

tories» suppled at a minute's notice.

Bathurst-Btreet Coal Depot. 1090

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE "CONTRACT

(rhe-Proprietors relinquishing Business.)

A rare opportunity for Capitalists.

THE above Inn will be sold by private

contract, well known as the

having an excellent run of business and situ-

ate in the centre of the township, and within

a hundred yards of thp Post Offîoo,

occupying the space of half an aere of ground,

purchased from the Crown. The Inn is well

established, and is in high repute for the great

accommodation it'possesses, as well as its re-

spectability. It contains a large

amply stocked with Spirits, Wines, Ale, and

Porter, in draught and bottle, &c., &c, and

well fitted up with everything necessary and

convenient for a Public Business,

in which will be found aH requisite Furniture,

&c" is capable of dining 60 persons. There

(each room separate,) with Bedsteads, Beds,

and Bedding, &c , &c, in good condition.

Public and Private Pasuiours,

with Fixtures, Furniturp, &c., &c.

of large dimensions, with. Boiler*, Crockery

Ware, Cooking Utensils, &c. &c., too numerous

Good Staruno for Eiout-Houses,

A Carious and Constant Supply of Good

within a few yards. If the Purchaser wished,

a well might be easily constructed, and the

boring for which would, in all' probability, be

the means of obtaining sufficient gold to pay

The Stock may be taken at a Valuation.

(with a License to run to July next,) con be

had. No charge made for the Good-will.

IßT This is a rare opportunity, and the

Capitalist will have difficult? in finding so de-

sirable an investment for hi« money in the

whole colony. An ampîe fortune may be

realized in a verv short space of time.

Parties wishing for further particulars will

please apply to Mr. Lindsay, Broker, Kent

street, Sydney; or to Mr. James Turley

Jones, Prince of Wales Inn, Sofala.

The Proprietor feeling assured that

when the announcement of the sale of the

above property is made known, those who are

acquainted with the same will not let it retrain

in the market long, therefore intending

purchasers had better lose no time by coming

THE undersigned will be ready» on

the 1st of February next, to commence

purchasing good Malting Baripy.

THE undersigned are purchasers of

At highest market prices.

4729 Bank Court, King-street.

r$pHE undersigned are purchasers of

George-street. May 17. 1138

TO MERCHANTS. SHOPKEEPERS, AND

THE undersigned will give the highest

price for Gold, Foreign Bills of Ex-

change, and Foreign Coin, at the Bullion and

Foreign Exchange Office, George-street.

OLD DUST purchased hy the

undersigned, at the highest Market

GO L D.-The undersigned is a

3183 Corner of George and Market streets.

GOLD DUST.-The undersigned are

purchasers, at current rates.

Counting House, 474, Goorge-Btreet. 94

GOLD bought at the highest marke

6576 Bullion Office, 489, George-street.

LD COPPER.-The undersigned

are purchasers of old copper. The

highest market price given.

Sydney Foundry, January 4._3S7

THE Public are cautioned not to

; purchase casks having the brand of the

6416_Kent Brewery. Sydney.

NOTICE. -Mr. JULIUS LIPPMANN

has been admitted as partner in our

firm. RAWACK, BROTHERS, AND CO.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE partnership heretofore existing

between the undersigned as Stock-

holders in the Murrumbidgee District, has

been this day dissolved by mutual consent.

As witness our hands the 18th day of Decem-

Witnesses-W. Stewart Caswell.

NOTICE-.1 hereby give public notice

that Mr. Hyam Davis, of Lower

George-street, after this date is no longer my

agent, and all letters, parcels directed to mc,

will please to forward to Messrs. Levi and

Albxander, Ebwer George-street.

Melbourne, December 27, 1852. 638 |

MR. E. RUTH ALL, who arrived

from Calcutta as passenger per Surinam,

ia requested to call, without delay, at the office

of Monte fiore Graham, and Co._628

L lately left Forest Creek, and who gave

his address in Prince-street, Sydney, will call

at Williams' Boarding; House, 38, Hunter

street, he will meet a friend from the opposite

tent, who is anxious to see him. 014

. Captain Morgan, of the barque John

Williams) will leave a letter at the Herald

Office, addressed C. W., stating his address,

Sec, he will hear of a friend who will be glad

OTICE.-If Mr. BELL, who called

at the Commissariat enquiring for his

brother, will leave his address at Skinner's

Hotel, corner of George and Hunter streets, he

will receive the required information. 613

CAUTION.-Ali persons are cautioned

not to give trust to any person on my

'account without my written order.

653 JOHN DUNN, George-street.

WANTED TO 'PURCHASE, from

! respectable pi-tics, good guns, pistol*;,

"books, clothing, dressing casts, instruments,

linen, and miscellaneous property of evory de

Kent-street, near the Hunter River Wharf.

99* A note addressed, parties Attended at

* ' tleman of the highest -respectability,

wishing to increase his stock in' trade, is de-

sirous of borrowing from fifty (£60) to oi,e

hundred pounds (£100), at a moderato intcrt&t

and on good security. Addreta-Z. Y. X"

The above required in a private family

of respectability, where no other lodgers are

taken, for a lady and a little boy, who would

occupy the same bed-room. Address 8YN

A LADY, an invalid, wanta- Board

and Lodging for a few montha-a short

distance out of Sydney, for a change ofair.

will give little or no trouble. Address J, F.,

r¥"0 MEDICAL MEN. - Steamer

A " Sarah' Sands."-Wanted, a Surgeon

for the above steamer, to proceed to Sheland.

Apply to Captain Thompson, at the Offico of

Macnab, BrotHera, and Co. ' 471

WANTED, an Assistant whb> ean

produce satisfactory testimonials or

referencea as to ability and character. None

others need apply. J. S. NORRIE, Practical

Chemist, Pitt-street. (198

WANTED- A working overseer for

the Newtown and Cook's River Road,

at a salary of (eight pounds) £8 per month,

parties desirous to hold that situation will

please to address their letter with testimonial

as to character and ability, and be left at the

house of Mr. Michael Gannon, Cook's River,

addressed to the Trustees, on or before

6 o'clock on Monday evening next, the 10th

instant. Parties applying are required to be in

attendance at that time. 447

WANTED, an Overseer for Wingello.

No person need apply who h»s not

had colonial experience, and understands ."»heep

and farming. A married couple with good

character would be preferred. Shepherd*

and Farm Labourers will also bo engagpd

A. Moses, Bridge-street. 7087

ffTO CHEMISTá and DRUGGISTS.

JL -Wanted, an Assistant. Apply to

FOSS, SON and CO., 313, Pitt-street North.

B KAP FRY. - An assistant' and a

junior hand required. T Gook and

Company, 244. Qporge-street South._656

WANTED, a respectable and' intelli-

gent vnuth for the Counting House.

Apply to W. TUCKER, 421, George-street.

Wanted, n Miller. To a competent and

sober tradesman liberal wages will'be eiven.

AIbo, wanted a Fireman, or Engine Tt-nrter.

Testimonials as to capabilities and sobriety

indispensable. Apply to J. Portus, Morpeth

Mill». Mnrppth, Dpcemher 27._8946

WANTED a Cooper, to proeeed im-

mediately to a station at the Richmond

River, under the management of Mr" George

Sparke. Apply to Thacker axj> Co., 541,

WANTKD, a steady Shopman, in the

oil and colour business. Apply to C.

Creighton, 682, George-street, Svdney. 635

WANTED, a steady shopman. Apply

to J. M. NIEBEL, Pork Butch»r, No.

WANTED, Bricklayers to set a

Steam Boiler. Apply to J. and H.

HAYES, Albion Steam Mills, Elizabeth

PORTER WANTED.-Wanted, an

aotive young man as Porter. Apply to

Mr. PIDDINGTON, Bookseller, George

WANTED, a young man as Porter.

Apply at L. HARRIS and SONS,

London Mart, George-street, next Mr. G. A.

Lloyd's Auction Rooms. 680

WANTED, à Wet Nurse. Apply to

Dr. O'BRIEN, No. 327. Castle-

reagh-street, second door from Brougham

WANTED, a Wet Nurse. Apply

This Day, to Mrs. CARTER, Imber

terrace, Brougham-street, Woolloomooloo. 679

WANTED, a respectable young per-

son as Cook. Also, a Parlour Maid;

one who understands her business and can

work well at her needle. Apply to Mrs, Wil-

liam Walker, Cumberland-street._9014

WANTED, a sober Man as Cook.

Apply at the Lighthouse Hotel, comer

of Bathurst and Sussex streets. 710

ANTED, a Man Cook. Also, two

Female Servants. Apply at the Sara-

cen's Head, corner of King and Sussex streets

WANTED, a female general House

Servant. Wages liberal. Apply to Mr.

GOUGH. Eagle Tavern, Brickfield Hill 662

WANTED, a General Servant ; none

but those that can produce a good

character need applv Apply to Mrs. W.

DEAN, 22, Church-L'J, btfore 12 o'clock. 097

WANTED, Three good steady Coach-

men, to drive Omnibuses ; also

several steady Boys as Conductors, and two

good Stablemen, to attend to horses. Appli-

cation to be made to Jonathan Howard, at

the Glebe, Highest wages will be given to

ROOMS.- Wanted, Stablemen. To

competent nclive men the highest

wages will be given at the H. E. I. Co.'s

Repository, Bligh-street. 31

WANTED, a Man and Wife, whrTcan

milk, and are willing to make them-

selves useful. Good wages given. Apply to

Mr. T. SPEEDING, at Mr. Ward's, Parra

WANTED, a Drayman. One accus-

tomed to town work will be preferred.

Towns' Wharf, January 4. 678

WANTED, a lad, One accustomed

to horses would be preferred. Apply

this day, to Messrs. C. NEWTON

BROTHERS AND CO., Pitt-street. 012

WANTED, a Lad, of thirteen or

fourteen years of age, to run errands

and mind an office, Apply to A. J)UNN,

Accountant, 356, Terry's Buildings, Pitt

THE undersigned requires one or two

young lads as Apprentices. JAMES

ALLISON, Jamison-street. 623

rpo MERCHANTS.-A young Man

JL of respectability, and good business

habits, is desirous of entering into an engage-

ment with any respectable house. Has had

twelve months' colonial experience, has &

thorough knowledge of bookkeoping by double

entry, of home ana East India goods, as also

of Custom House business and commercial

affairs generally. A line addressed W., at tho

Herald Office, will have attention. 494

WANTED, by a young woman,lately

arrived in the colony from Scotland, a

situation in tv respectable family; sho ia

capable of taking charge of a few children, or

housemaid's work Wages aro not so much an

object as , a comfortable home. Address by

letter, P. P., to J. R" at the iUrald Office.

A*~ GENTLEMAN recently arrived

from England, and wishing to obtain a

knowledge of sheep farming, is desirous ofl

procuring an appointment up the country.

Good references can bo given Addrei» bv let-1

.ter X. Y. Z.t Herald Office, 63^

AQEOTL/SMAN, kfêîr arrived, h

anxious por an enßs^i»«nt*rlö'Chipping

Foreman, ClerA Bookkeeper» 01 Storekeeper«

Has been accuStam/icd to prnotical waterside,

office, and store ba&a$Bssinoe his boyhood»

Would have no objeciio^a*ft^«nga^¿najiy.

large drapery oi»general establishment, whet*-*»

he could make him s eil ubi ful. Testimonials'

unexceptionable . References in Melbourne

and Sjdney. AdJiess G. K. S., care of Mo»

W. S. Wall, Curator, Australian Museum. .

WANTED, by a young man, lately

arrived in the colony, a situation in an

auctioneir's office. He has been for the lost

five or six years "principal cleri in an auc*

tionecr's establishment in Scotland, and is per-

fectly acquainted with the business. Letters

addressed to J. R., at the JfcrrcW'Office, stating

terms, will be attended to immediahly. 631

WANTED, anBituation 2» a Mer-'

chant's Oflfcae or Store. The adver-

tiser has lud four j ears' experience, andean

keep books by double-entry. Respectable re-

ference can be given a» to competency and

trustworthiness. Will ..lso be w.ll&ig to make

himself otherwise useful. Addn-b» Mr. C, at

WANTED a siraation by respectable

married couple to superintend the ma-

nagement of an Hotel, and'« no harre had sumo

years' experience. Refcrenoo and Si 8timoni»ls'

of the highest chaiacter> and respectability can

be had. Letters addressed'to J. C. H., Herald

Office, will be attended to. Would have no

objection to town or coun'ry. 618

Smf4b^ß a CONDITIONAL PAKDON.

- Colonial Secretary's Ofkoe, Sydney,

16th October, 1853-: - Whewas it has

been represented to tho Government that,',

the morning of the Sth instant,

Mr. James Ker«an. of Cooma, was shot

dead by John M'Spadden, a servant in his em-

ployment, whose personal deserrption i» here-

unto annexed, his Hicellency the Governor

General directs it to bo notified, that a reward

of Twenty-Five Pounds, will be paul to any ,

person who moy, whhin?feix months from the (

present date, give such information ps shall

lead to the apprehenwon und lodging in safe

custody of the above, individual ; or if the per- ,

son giving such information be a prisoner of -

the Crown, application will be made to her

Majesty for the allowance to him ot a Con-

By his Excellency's command.

A FURTHER REWARD OF FIFI!Y

Noticb.-The above sum of Fifty Pounds

has been collected! in the neighbourhood of .

Cooma, and lodged in ti o hands of the Bench

of Magistrates, to be paid to a iy pet son or per-

sons who «hall apprehend and lodge in any,of

her Majesty's gaols John M'Si-addks (for ,

whom a warran thoa been issued), charged with

the murder of Mr. James Kerwan, of Cooma, ',

innkeeper, on Friday the 8th instant.

I By order of the Bench of Magistrates,

Court House, Cooma, October l8,

Dpschiption.-Namp. Jo"n M'Spapo'sn;

native places North of Ireland ; trade" or

calling, ostlen or gardener ; emigrant : age.

aoout 40 years.*, height, about 5 teet 7 inches

and a halt j hair, brown ; whiskers inclining-^

to bo sondy ; long nose ; heavy eyebrows ; -

stout body ; drtss, when last seen, a light

moleskin jacket, no ymi stcoat, regatta shut,

moleskin trousers, and old cabbage-tree hat ;

had a gun in his possession and ammunition.

Lived forittfriy in the following places, viz. : ,

-Mr. Terry Hughes, of Cobden, about peven

ycirs ago; Captain Rossi, near G Milburn;

Mr. Clifford, of Maneroo; Mr. Scott, of Cara- '

perdown ; Clifford, a second time. Is a re-

markably athletic large-boned roan, not-par

! ticularly stout, with a swinging swift motion

when walking, and a very gruff voice. 8058

jL?S) REWARD.-Absconded yester-'

J&mL day morning from my house, two

China servants. One a boyjoLabxtuLli yes» .....

old, named " Cato," was seen on the Parra- 1

matta Rood proceeding to the diggings ; had

on a Tuscan hat and grass (.loth coat, speaks

good English, and no tail in his hail. The *

other a short stout man, about 2 i years, and

speaks very little English, named "Teuchong." ?

Warrants have been taken out for their appre-

hension. Any person found harbouring or

employing the said servants, will be rroso- .

cuted. The above rewird will be pud for

their apprehension. I. D. NICHOLS. 024

B~0ARD AND liHSII) UNCE.-Two .

Bedrooms and a Sitting Room, with

Board, may be obtained in the houie of &

quiet respectable family at North Shore, -

where no other lodgers are taken. Terms-may-rr.

be obtained by addressing to T.^rSoraW"^

BOAKD AND RE->IDhNCK, in a '.

Private House, two brothers or friends

con be accommodated, willing to "occupy the.

aame room. For cards apply to Mrs, BREM-

NER, Golden Boot, Ueorgo-stroot, next the

Bank of Australasia. 678'

TO LET, furnished, a House at

Woolloomooloo, containing four rooms

and kitchen. Apply to Mr. MAHER, Willow

TO LET.-The whole or part of

those extensive and dry Stores formerly

occupied by Robert Howe, Esq., situate at the

back of the Commercial Hotel, opposite

Messrs. Campbell's Wharf, Lower George- ,

street. Apply to Mr. JAMES HARDEN,

TO LET, with immediate possession,

tho Blue Mountain Inn, in full trade,

situated on the Blue Mountains, Bathurst

Road, the first stage from Penriih. Furnitur«

and stock to be taken at a valuation. For

further particulars apply to k

572_Labour B»/aar, Pitt-street.

CAPACIOUS ¿TORJÍS JO LKfT~~

¡%/|ESSKS. MORT and OPPEN

1 » A HEIM, being about to remove from

their present Stores, situate at tho Circular

Quay (recently occupied by Mr, G. B R,

Lingard), \o the premises under Mr. Mort'«

Auction Rooms, Pitt-street, are willing to

dispose of the unexpired Lease of the same for

a term-say four years, from the 1st January,

1853. For further pirticulara apply to the

undersigned, at their present Stores, or at theit

new premises, Pitt-stteet.

rilO J,ET. those newly erected 8tore»

JL in Wynyard-strcet ; also, the upper

portion of the House known as the Australian

Warehouse, 532, Geotge-strceet. Apply to

Mr. Isaac Lp.vrit, Wynyard-squsre ; or 632

George-street, Sydney. 230

AGRICULTURAL FARMS in the

Wollombi District.-To be Sold.or Let

by private contract, four (4) Agricultural

Forms in the Wollombi district, bounded on

,tho gie it Northern road, and known at

I " M'Donald's Flat ;" two farm* of» 100 acre*

esch, and two of 50 acres each, ia ali 300

acrts, rich, * fertile land, with neve* failing

crops, about 40 acres under tillage; and in pad

docks ; dwelling house, Mock yards, stable, '

ko. ; ojiginal'y intended for an inn, now a

house of call for travellers ; bounded by Crown

land. The run will ¿raze 6GÛ,cattle, excellent

for the dairy and the rearing, of pigs.

Possession given on tfto 4th of Febiuarm

1863. Ifreqiuifsd, credit will bo givea. Ti»i«

Apply to John M-Donai.d, of Tit*. Town;

or Mr. A. Donna, Bast Maitland. 739s

9 0LET, six section,"*., t>( 4142 acres

,; P^land, situate new J)-rtrtbr0okr in ^

,Co,un|L0.Y1fw£a,,e' itWAytí» proPMty of

late Stephen, Coxeni /', presen* jin thVöeOtt

the gt-attfot Undera ml the n^rtfewft«»*.

Pdsjeai,^ ¡aá> be had cn the «0th Sm«*FJ

next, and further particulars known vît appli-

cation to M'.s. Elrakou Tubby, Percy tod»,