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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-15

TOWN °Di:MOIL NESTING.

A quarterly emoting of tbe Town Council was held ott
Wedneeday. Present : Tbs Bayne (J. Bbsbop, 11-q ),
Attl-rosn Bnens, and Ono*; Councilors
Aldrithee, Vernon, Bennett, Look, Mason, Prowl,
Gregor', loser, end Steals.

SUMMON OF KATO&

Alderman Coombe nos and said he had math pleasure
In proposing • sentislssis to au this Alai for *bestowing
year, sod what be mentioned the MOP. of Dr. Aldridge,
he hoped thst It wools t with the approbation of
the whole Council. He begged to propose Dr. Aldridge
as Mayor for the ensuing year. (Applruse.)
Mr. Logs seeonded the propostion.
No other esselklatis being named, the Mayor said be
had great rtes.-sure in stating that Dr. Aldndge was
elected Mayor for the ensuing year.
Dr. AU:isnot, in returning thaaks, mid be most
hisartlly thanked the Council for the honoar which they
had conferred upon him in ekcting him to be the
Chief Magidrate of this lustiest borough for the ease-
ling year. It would be his most anxious desire, faithfully
and conseientiously, with all the ability he could com-
mand, to discharge thews important funetione which
would devolve upon him. He looked forward
with hope that in the discharge of thine dudes,
the Connell would accord to him that geseroiss
theiskancs which they had bestowed upon his
predeeeseon He hoped that at the cad of his term of
oiler he s °old meet with the approvel of the Council,
as it would be his most anxious desire to do so, es well
ea to promote the prosperity of the town at large.
(Applause.)

•PrOINTIIIINT Or 00111171T11171.
The Watch, Fineacie and (hostel Purposes Com-
mittees were appointed for ti. emu*, year.

. (KAITZILLT lIIIITINGi. -
The quarterly meetinp a the Commit were fixed to
take place on the 7th of February, Qs let of May, and
lath of August.

TS I W ALEX.

Some couvenation plumed with retort:tee to so applf•
cation which had been made for removing a tree at U.
corner of the Smith Walks. sdjoising the houses lately
built by IL C. Start, Esq., and the matter was referred
be the General Purposes Committee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-30

DENTAL

.ARTIFICIAL

DORCHESTER—sem *haunt* Saturday. it Mr.
HAMM'S, Hiab West-street, Birptaimber 3, sad 17,
and October 1
Atteedabee at WEYIIIOUTH—Yeedays. Wtdneolays,
and Fridays, at 107, St. Marymtreet.
SKIDPORT—every alternate Saturday at Mr.
MUNFOIitD, South-street.- -September 10 and 24.
BOLT KNItIiOUTH —at lirs.OU Bill NS', Garcia House,

Commercial-road, every Totedv.
BH/16601MB—on allarnate Thatedaye—September
22, October V end 20.
MR. EPHRAIM MOSELY, SURGEON
1L
9, GROCITIESOMITREIT, OROSTIIIOI-6(10•RE ; and
14, Gav•evaart, Haul.
. .

Newly•lnvented and Patented application of prepared
INDI RUBBER in the oonatroction of A EMIL:IAL
TEETH, Game and Palette.
A ea., original, land invilttable Invention, oonen.tiog
in the adaptation, with the most aboolute perfection mut
means, of prepared genecolotired iodlveubber es a base
for artificial teeth. Entire or 0441 seta easy be made
with Or *realest facility in nbyynhort time. Only ore
visit is required to fit them, it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by meson of a weft baii•
placed, while in • state of fusion, between the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming hod. possesses the greatest
powerful self-sdLedon. The teeth ere also immovably
fixed in the tooketa formed by It without futilities of
any kind. One net will last for many years, and on
any of the ...amid teeth falling out by absorption of the
puss or from detay, they may be added lb the indie•
rubber plate in sae with the greatest ease and et a rely
trilling expense. The acids of the month alert no
agency on the chemically:prepared indierubber, and (as
It is • noteconduettr) fields of any temperature may,
with therotigh eomfort., be retailed in the month, all
unpleasantnest of emelt and taste being at the some
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
Is preparation.
ge• Jut Published, price 11., Ephraim Mostly on
the " Teeth, and the best means of Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 0, Oroevener-street, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-30

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. B. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALE"
eiLiCNFIBLD PATENT STARCH.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, UPOL
THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH IS
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
Awl Proem:bad blR.l64•Arm Landers to be
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
HER MAJESTY'S LACE DRESSER
wow= IT TO U
THE RElff SSE HAS TRIED;
urs TSR AROTS AWARD ST lONS OF TEI NOWT RM.
NWT swim:no UM 01 TUB MIR
CON 'IBMS ITS SUPERIORITY
WOMUIRAPOOR b Cq OfAsSoll Ail/ UMW )

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H. R. & THE MUNCIE OF WALE.
CI LENFIELD PATENT STARCH
‘X USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR ITS SUPERIORITY.

Sold 717saaloWiiiagsa. ks.
.WOTH-OON kCo 014.6°w An Lome.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-23

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. R H. THE PRINCESS OF wALig,
GLEN FI BLD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN TIIE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, Int
by all Drown, Chiusdlers, So., Rs.
lIVOTIIERNPOON k aLA /MOW MU) lA/IMM

7 Bank Buildings. Old Jewry
London. E.O.
Is the Chief Mos of tbso

ACCIDENTAL IIEATI 11811 RANCE 0111PAIIL
a. w. 011.1)4 liareleir.

THOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CRINOLINES
COMBINE ELEGANCE AND LAWS? FASHION
Are always stamped with a CROWN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-01

MARTINSTOWN FAIR.

INTOTICI la hereby given,—That this FAIR,
in aceerdoooe with tit. Public wish, will be
00NPINRD TO ONE DAY, oonwly, THE
TWENTY-THIRD of NOVEMBER, instead of two
elapse formerly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-01

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

Booms Wivre.-11 is rumoured that t.
ao:lmembers. LTh ord Henry ynne sad Lmtezri
Bathurst intend again to offer themselves at as
approaching geseral election. No doubt is ester.
Mined of their lIIKOMM. The liberals propose to
bring forward Hr. Grove, of Fent, who his
industriously circulated a report without the slightest
authority or foundstioa that Colonel Bathurst Womb
to retire.

Lrusccirron.—lt Is stated that Mr. fiji
Mr, intend* to retire from the reprieeutetiebera6as
Launceston, and thst Alexander Henry Cempbell,
of Werrington Manor, Launceston, tall offer himself lie
the Comet native interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-01

PRICE 10g. PEE BUSHEL.

MAGNIFICENT CROP of this moot pro-
ductive Wheat has been harvested. Peewee
rsquiriss Seed are requested to make early applie,ation
to RICHARD GIIMING. Bieber Burton, sue Mile froze
Doe•beeter.
ueptireber, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-01

NOTICE.

ANY Person or Panama haring any Claim
or Claims on the &tate of the Late Mr. Ants
BOIT. of Witahrimptidi, Dimwit, miller and farmer,
deceased, are reqoested to send particulars 1 the same to
Mr. John William Luff, &cling executor under the .01 of
the said deceased, in order that they may be examined,
and if found correct, discharged ; and all persons indebted
to the paid estate are requested io pay the amount of
their respective debts to the geld Mr. Juhn Wdliaui
Luff, Cauford Magna, Wicoborne, Dorset.
25th October, 1864,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-01

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATE&

Fr Z • Full-powered Clyde-built
", • Stemnen of the MONTREAI.
p • OCEAN ROYAL MAIL RTEAIPHIP
COMPANY will Sail frau LIVERPOOL
to PORTLAND, 4.v.ry THURSDAY, as follows
PERUVIAv
JURA

Nov. 3 HIBERNIAN

10 NOR.. AMERICAN „
.fl

17 NOVA SCOTIAN- 15
„ 24 DAMASCUS „22
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-01

DENTAL

TEETH.

DORCHESTER--every Saturday, st Mr.
HAZEL'S, High West-street, November 17, 26,
Number 10, 24.
Attendance at WEYMOUTH—Mondays, Wednesdays,
sad Fridats, at 107, St. Mary-street.
BIUDPORT—every alternate Saturday at Mr.
MUNFORD, South-atreet,- November 5, 19, Deecm•
her 3. 17, :11.

BOUM': EilOUTll—et Mr0.13U881148, Gerrie Howe,
Commercial-road, every To. aday.
BH ERRORS F.—on alternate Thunclays—November 3,
17, December 1, 13, 29.
--
MR. EPHRDIAI MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTPIT. MLR C. s.,
9, Gaosvotok-erkszT, Gotosnocon.equAaa ; and
14, GAT-STREIT, BATH.
. . . . . . .

Nesdrineented siOd Patents,' prepars4
I N %RUBBER In the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Owns, nod Palate+.
- -

A neer, or and invaluable Invention, consistlog
in tlie adaptation, with the imet•b-oltite perfection and
succors, of prepared gum-colouresl inilisrubber es • base
for artifieial teeth. Entire or partial sets may be mode
with thi rreatest facility in • very short time. Only ohe
visit is required to fit them, it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by niesos of soft base
Plsorit while In • state of fusion, between the teeth and
gums, which. upon becoming bard, possesees the greatest
powerful aelluidLe.ion. The teeth are also immovably
fix d .11 the sockets formed by it without fasitespng of
Lity kind. One set frill last for many pars, and on
sty of the mantel teeth falling out by As-motion of the
puns or from decay, they may be added to the iodise
rubber plats in use with the grealo.t ease and at a rely
trifling espetime. The acids of the mouth *sett I,
agency on the iheinitially-isepared lipharubber, •nd (as
it is a nmecoortuctor) fluids of any temperature may,
with tooroush a •mfort, he rehined in the mouth, all
oopiesmostoes. of 'men and taata being at the same
lists wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
ts preparaiion.
or Just Pablisbed, price Is., Ephraim Moiety on
the " Teri, aria Ibe best means of Simplyoug their
Deficieuchie." The Author, 9, Grosvenor-street, W.

All commtiniTations in relation to whatever de.
pertinent of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor f.f the Do, eel County Kritreus arid
Agricultural Unzette. at the Office. Churth
qtra,•l norir/IPOter.

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
DIRCMESTEK. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1, UK
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-01

$44 \
cf,

ILLUSTRATED CATALCGUE
Contains Coigns and Priam of ISO &Ott cut
, snide, 1144-roos Furniture. ea well po
ia•DANIMIA, sai Pristts of sway closcalwats
of Datiling.
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SENT FREE BY POST.
k HEAL AND SON,

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11E9-11/9,4 FtIRMITIME
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-08

GLKANINGS FROM 'PUNCH."

EPITAPH oN • zirrga-c•earga.—Posr o6a.
DIFINITIoN op '• ATTIC SALT."—A Greek sailor.
THS lITACT Wolin* OF BMW= ALUM. —Not • rap.
wo !OHMS LIONS'S& —Fropesor of Austria and
Kong of Pruseiv.
THS ZEAL WINS= OF TUS CISAILITETCH.—PriNasse
Downier
ELBOTION INFORMATION.— At the corning &lotion,
gentlemen desirous of bvecoming V P.'s have only to
support the naeolum• to insure, at the oriole,' moment,
en overpoweriag show of hood.
lioiteteLe A rlal/L—At a dineer•perty in the oonotry
the other .ley • greet sensation wao Callßed by • gentlo-
man dividioe two ledma.

A STRUT FlOHT.—Wifie of his hipsom (to vanquished
hero). "Terence., y• great ummadawn, what do yin
git into this thrubble for 1. Vanquished hero (to wi's
of his !mourn). " fry. call it Buie .blt, uow? ithy, it
env em .t!"
To SPIIIITO•LIIITL—C20,000 CHALLINOL 147igger
&mho, the celebrated sings. of " Who's dst • looking
at yar, Dinah !" and connemed with the far-famed
troupe of Ebony Jinglers, hereby challenges Meows
Home. Fader, or the Brothers Dmeaport, to go through
the air above on a Banjo, si well as himself.
• C 0.1111411•11.1 SUM 01 ltioasow.—The national
debt incurred by the Federal btatee up to the present
time is calculated to amount to about non,ooo.ouo.
Almost all that money barn been ispent in main widows
and orphans. How many wives and children would
half of it bare made happy
P. II I AAAAA Manion. —A lady, not very young, and
Emeseivel• nervous about travailing in company with
the opposite sea, hearing of the "limit.d meiL" availed
herself of it for • journey to tb• North, impeding to
Lad the horrid erratum few and far between. Her
oonaternation, on discovering bar mistake, may be
Imagined.
BITTLOIIIIT 01 TEI 1102• L DIA131•011 QUENTIOII.-
Bine» Austrslis refuse* to allow our convicts to oonn
now her, would Abraham Lincoln take them As
recruits they would sonstitute food for Confederate
powder quite se good aa the voluntary refuse employed ;
and one sure advantage of sanding them to Bglit the
. battles of the Yankees would be Mat we should ismer
sim them again.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-08

HUNTING APPOINTIONTS.

The South Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Gallows Hill;
Friday, Co Hord—at 10.45.
The New Forest Hounds—Towelay (this day) Lynd-
hunt-road Station—at 11 ; Thursday. liberfield
Hatchet; Saturday, Andel Bridge—at 10.50.
The East Dorset Hons.:la—Wednesday. Fiddlelord ;
Friday, Chase Farm; Monday, 14th, Mingstou Lary
—at 10.45.
The Blaekmoor Vale Foxhounds—Wednesday, Hadapen
House; Frit:6y, Caned'. Marsh—at 11
Lord Polttmore's Hounds -Wadne.d&a Porteshans ;
Friday, Wynford ; Saturday, Coker, Wool—at 11.
Mr. Haddyffe's Hounds—Thursday, Meleomb•—at 11.
The Langport Harriers— Tharreay, Drayton—at 10.30.
The West Somerset Hounds--Tuesday, (this day)
Donator; Friday, Aiaholt Wood—at 1030.
The Devon and &tsarist Stashounds—Tuesday, (this
day) Clostaluim ; Friday, Haddon —at 10.45.

RTIFICIAL

-
sußa ERY—A
TEETH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-08

VARIETIES.

man the other day eared his wife from drownie&
when they were arras in • boat. Jones, • wretch, who
haa bren lona • married man, fancied is danger dee-
troyed hi. proemial of mon.i.
Ertr•eg. —A somber of aid epitaphs are going the
rounds of the prem. The following, opal a triabseseali
I n the comer my near Oa:inner& is worthy of being
placed •mong.t the number :—'• Hen INS
cam. to this otr sod died, for the breefit of Air he'
s 1111."
An soei-ot bo.oty, tbs. Counter* D bee new
only to roaciamend her, in consainenes of her szeserive
thino• se, two gamins eye., and • DON sinvilsrly sloe.
satrd. A ceitmal wnteer, who saw bar at Ems. writes
home, apropos of the mem and eyes: "Poor old girl I
there is nothog left .1 her but • sabre:W4lnm the bald
end. of • pair of pioola."
That was • wean Hotelman that Mission. He hal
one beautiful Madams-looking daughter, ob. no more
rmemlilee him then • Sower the. root.—" Hans, bey on
earth do you manage to keep your potatoes from frees-
ing r asked a neighbour, ono morning. "?y, 1 ashes
Carolina shlmm on de potatoes," answered Hasa, " dat
keopa dem from healain. r
FAT b tonsil —Orphan,' C. Kerr says : Patriotism,
inj boy, is • rev, beaatiful thing. The surgeon of •
Wait rarnmat bat 111•41ysed a very Cl., awe of
it, sad says it drat brooks out in the mouth, &Da from
theooe stitsoda to this heart, oattaing the Imam to swell.
He lays it gm. no raging anal it reaches Lilo poskota
when it suddenly disappo.rs, leaving the Wiest very
coostitutimial and contereatiirs."
KIM EDT roe ?Laea i pooe.—geak the doe for fire
agnates in man piano, and then sot Are to hiss. The cam
I. Instantaneous.
Kindly conversation does not always overtime
Mindanao. An old aaater says UM no one by merely
mooeo:U[4 with • Ash ever sianceoded in drawing ti
out.
Zarootiza.Gotirr roa Tam Lanawa.--The list
Mal of Cork, as I beard the present earl remark. I.
pirate aeaverestios, iimri•d in life with bat tiff ea
earth. —Overtopped/net of ths Star.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-08

THE CiPTURS
_Or THE
__OONFILDERLTZ

bibu&A

The Florida, formerly the Onto, leas built at Liver-
pool, and Irao the first of the Confederate maws to leave
England. It is not probable that any fight took plain, the
Weakliest, being • vessel of Lan tons, sari possessing
10 guns; whilst the Florida Is not more them 100 tom,
end her complern•-nt eras proportiocataly small. The
armament of the Waokusett is eompoßad of the ailed
211 inch pivot paw • rifled 30-pounder on
the forecastle, sig broadside medium 32.pouodairs, and a
be cheer.

The Herald, In • leader, dramatises the capture of the
Floriaa in the harbour of a friendly date az an act of
simple piracy. There Le so question ss F. the distance
Irons chore at which the outrage waa eetamitted. There
is no doubt, difficulty, or confmion, as to the meaning
of the law. The Ceefederate steamer Florida had
sought rehire in the harbour of Bahia, belonging to the
empire of Brazil. The refuge could not be defiled her
by • neutral power, which continues to permit the
ingress of bet enemim. Whm within the neutral port
a belligerent is perfectly safe from molestAtioa. Sep7mee
the Florida had hews lying in the Kerney, for • Federal
officer to attack her there would have been an offense at
precisely the seine ohmmeter as if be had attacked her
crew in the street. of Liverpool If he killed anyone
we should be entitled to haft him as a murderer—if he
carried off the vessel we should be eatitled to pursue,
sink hia ship, recover the prize, and mtort from his
government an apology for the outrage. The WOO
paper eras if the Washington °overaweat dues not
release the prise all the maritime powers ought tw
interfere.

It was rumoured at the Old Bailey Bar on Tuesday,
that Mr. Jeotioe Williams will forthwith re.ign his mot
as one of the Judges of the Court of (ominoo Pima It
i. expected that Sir R. P. Collier, the Solicitor Ounerst, will bath. now Jude*.
The following is on extract from the Sloood Editiou
(pyre 18t) of the Translation of the Pharmacopoeia of
Royal Collate of Physioians, of London, by Or. G.
F. collier, published by Lammas and Co. :—" It Is
small defect in this compilation (speaking of the
Pharmacopoeia) that we have no purgative mass bat
whst oontaitxs nine.; yet we know that limmorrholda
parrons cannot bear aloes, exoept it be t Um form of
COCKLES PILLS, which chisel consista of aloes.
stiammesy, and colocynth, which I think ars for
into a sort of compound extract, the acridity of which
is obviated, I suspect, by an alkaline proems, asd by •
fourth ingredient (unknown to toe) of as animals Mule
nature. I think an better sad no worm of It for its
beton • patent median*. I look at it as an artiels el
ememe,e. aud. domestic moronism's, and do not hesi-
tate to say it is the best made nal is the kingdom ; •
inusidar purge, • nitipouli amd • bldr•llople
piadrim ieombined„ and their effects properly coutrolled by
end eorrimmit. That It does sot ormosonly
prodsee bimenotrholds, like mOot alcielle pills, I ato Its Wag Ifterosibly isiabils, le that Its sadillesttrfil:
loft= Mimi to bis mom vorsitrisili
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-08

Dtbonobirt.

NEWTON ABBOT.—TI Len Maansa.—lt
will be in Sim aroollootioa of oar radon that maw
arm I. awed We yaw, about a week altar the
Aryan •atiot maw bed takes *es, tb• body of a
sem way esibsd Js Ma" was lama le a

stream of water at Teignbridge, in close proximity
to the racecourse, and marks of vi.lence on various
puts of his body led to the supposition that there
had been foul play. Two men, named John Stevens,
a man of colour, and John Berke, were charged with
being concerned in the allegad murder, the access-
lion being founded on the statement of a boy named
Pike, about 13 years of age, who distinctly lissom
that he had seen Burge and Stlvens assault Mears,
ending in the hatter bang thrown over the bridge
wall into the water by Stevens. Upon this evidence
both prisoners were COLUllilitect to take their trial it
the Devon assizes, held in December last, before
Baron Pigott, Stevens being charged with the capital
,drence, and Burke at an accomr lice. The boy was
then subjected to a severe examination, which oon-
siderably shook his statement, and his former career
not being of the most pleasant nature, his evidence
was disbelieved, and both prisoners were acquitted.
Within the past few days • remote Ima been ex-
tensively circulated in the neighbourhood that Burke
has died, and made • confession of the eircumet•Does
attending the death of Mears, implicating Stevens
sa the actual murderer. It ace currently reported
that these depositions were taken before a magiatrate,
mid that • warrant has been granted for the appre-
hension of Stevens. On inquiry, however, at the
Newton police-station, no official information had
been received, although the rumours had reached the
ears of the police. Whether it be a rumour only we
are not in a position to state either one way or the
..titer, but we shall possibly learn something more
definite in • few days.
cir,T.O.B.9.Uncetlroccuve.—On nien.da, yt, noigiltit, pttih; 30t,':.Ope.lt,obes
hr,irks
met proeidentially WM not ratten led with the serioua
con-equonee iv lob might retomnahlv hse,-
to h vs revolted from ci alernotor a souse. Horne two
peromos wery aae. witted at the Toroany Hapt•ot Chapel
to caroms thirt.eri len.. YIP/0910 tooption by ion•
nieraima. After the .CTMOIt, the preacher. the Bee.
James King. priiceeded ti hairtie. the candidakso, and
mas .bout to immerse the lair, when a loan ral..ed the
toy that the gallery was giving way, and, this being
anteaudetstra4 for • cry of fire, the utmost alerts
ensued, the people precipitating themselves over the
maps, utterly regardloa of anytloing but their own
preoermoion. It sowers that tie great prersens
*limiest the gallery front produced by the people, who
were anxious to see the moreniorty, en-en two screws in
an iron knee blooding the gallery front to the Boor to
mart. Teo or three ohildren were much bruised, and
many persons were divested of VII 3 ious articles of
clothing iu their i odor, mrs to get out of the building.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-08

FRIGHTFUL DISASTER AT SEA.

A MAX POVID DUD IX A VISSIL.

On Monday the Hortense woo overhauled, when in
oddition to the particulars whieb we pee Lot week the
following have Mlle to light: —The 1114ated craft sailed
from &edam: on the 17th of October, and her cargo
was consigned to Mons. Dubour. The names of her
crow were also ascertained, and consisted of the follow-
ing persons :—Arthur Jules Argentine, captain, 46
ran of age ; Gabriel Gerrard, mats 35; Leopold
Cosetaubin. Bombe, 41; Jean Felix Moonier, 15;
' Telenasque Frampois Moonier. 14; Leopold Oregon
IS; and Florentioe Vallery, 20. It will thus
be seen that her crew consisted of seven perms', only
one of whom have been found. The ship's papers
contain •sotnewbat minute description of the mow, and
from these it is conjectured that the body found on
board is Telamaque Francois Moonier. The iodinated
value of the hall is about 11100. An inquest wan helii
on Monday evening at the Crown Hotel, before H.
Look, on the hody of the 11011=11 found on board,
' when the following evident* was taken : John
Reynolds, captain of the Commodore steamer raid, on
Tawdry evening be beard that a vessel was in the
Manuel, bottom upward.. He made arrangements foe
going to her on Wednesday morning, and picked her tip,
m.d brought her into Portland Soda On Saturday
aigbt she wee righted. She wita towed as INNIV theaters
se possible, and theu abs was baled out After gotting
about four feet of water out, the body of deceased we.
head in the foreonstle. The only thing that could be
Anal -*en of him was his hands ; s stood to
keep him down. He °main,' the whole of the v.:aid,
hot had not discovered any one else. The ship's pep-rs
were found in the captain's cabin ; they were very net,
but ia a good state of preservation. They were stow In
the'eare of the Ccdlector of Customs. From the pope!n
I' appeared that she was a new vessel built this year at
Filegoip. Her name is the Hortense. She was
bound trim Bordeaux to Broom's. In hit opinion he
should iinagine decea-ed to be about 18 years of age.
After • short consideration the jury returned a verdict
to the effect that deceased net with his di nth by
drowning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-08

DENTAL

DORCHESTER—every altetast• Saturday, at We
HAZIWS, High Wed-street, November 12, 28,
Dt,ember 10, St
Attendance at WSTMOUTH—Noedays, Wednesdays,
and Fridarn at NW, st. Mary-street
BRIDPOKT—every alternate Saturday at lin
MUNFORD Seuth.street,--Noveinbar 11, Decent.

her 3. 17, 31.
BOURNEMOUTH—at iire,GUBBINT, Gerais House,
Cosamereial-reed. every Turedey.
9HERBOHNB—ou ultimate Thursdays—November
17, December 1, 15, 29.
MILEPHRAIM MOSEL?, BURGEON
DENTIIT. IL R.C.P4.,
9, Ososvuou-trratrr, 01%04•0011-070A2111 mod
14, G•T•IITI117, R&M.
Newly.iacented and Patented application of prerred
!NW ARUBBER in the construction of ARTIFILIAL
TEETH, Ounia. and Palates.

A new, original, and invaluable Inventioa, scussistiug
in the adaptation, with the most heroine perfection and
vuocoes, of prepared rain-coloured imliarubber as a base
for artificial teeth. Entire or partial este may be made
with thr neatest facility in a very vhort time Only owe
visit is required to It them, it being dam with the
greatest satursay and comfort by mrses of a sett bees
Plies& while in soot, of fusion, between the Meth and
gums, which. upon becoming hard, pommies Use greatest
powerful self-adherion. the teeth are also immovably
flied in the sockets termed by it without famonimi of
any kind. One get will lest for many years, aW on
any of the natural teeth falling out by aboorption of Om
gums Sr from decay, they may be added to the indis,
robber plate in cue with the greatest ease and at. very
tridirag expense. The acids of the mouth exert De
agency on the cliernioally-prepared indiarubber, ami (us
it is • non-conductor) fluids of any temperature may,
with thorough comfort, he retained in the mouth, all
unpleesantrien of mall and taste Wag at time sane
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of

.
Or:.Jul Published, prise Is.. Etsbrsis M I y cut
Lb. Teeth, sad the beet mesas et Setheir
Dolleieeeise.* The Author 9 Ortsweeer-ellirrel,l"6l
. , W.

AU oommunivitions iii r•lation to whatever do.
partmait of the Paper are to be addrowardit2
the Editor of the Dorset County Eupt-ess an
Agricultural ()aurae, at the bike, Oh
Street. Dorchester.
IR
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-08

WE TOLD YOU 80! 111118. GRUNDY ON

biooonvenienoed upon their own right of way. Now
I think I eve • set yer eauf to do Tor the Des
wick ; and then if yer ood like to be mare on the
9th, why yer can let I no, and yer shall he mere. vor
I should be very glad to put in °one 'o the right sort.
came you me twukl mve I the aspen°, of buying •
kicking strap. I must tell yer snore Ido wind up,
that one 'o they who were *lever mu( to nonamsk
the your weld ones, admitted that be was a button
short, so this akounts 'or the milk in the mhos
null—Yet amble earvent,
November 1. MR& GRUNDY.

DORCHESTBIL-Pircnen Co.. Mauer, Ba'ur•
day, November 6.-Whitsit realised about late rates-
'unity small A large queutity of Wier Orkin on
offer -best quality fetched orally last week a prices, but
grinding sorts were almost numb able. Oslo "hanged
bands &stay late quotations.
Vurat Ilsznso.- A entry meeting was held in
fit. Peter's Church on Thursday, for ale purpose of
appointing a miton, in the room of Thomas Foamy,
di.nlaced. The rector prr sided. Mr. Tilley pr=li
unit Mr. Bonifsort mooeded, the appointeseit of
Haskell, who was sleeted rilboot oppodmo. (In
the evening • doleful " muffled" peal was rung-for
creak*, it is .ad; hut 'surely a MOM fitting measion
uniht bore been selestall
INLAND KIVIOOI APPOIIIIIIST.-Mx. H. B. Buford,
lat-elass maisteet (Wittmoutti collection), has been up-
pointed lst-olae amisteet, eaintibellou 12th division.
Campbetton eglection.
?he ego limit band of the Dorchester Rifle Corps
which bane performed in the walks daring the ensitser
montha much to the gretillostion sad ameerthent of
the ielmbitaists, wiU,we undimmed, cooties" their per-
(ominous is the town during the winker. dideurip,
'ion list. have been vpasiM to defray the year's
espenses and to which we trust a ready response will be
tusde. finheariptioni may be paid into them.
Willskow's bask, or to the Sergesst Major.
Fame DOMINO THIS WIZE.-To.day, Black ester,
Roomer (Haws) • Blandfsrd (Dorset) ; Somerton
(ff-meriet) -Thursday, Portock (Sonkerett).-Friday,
Middy dowered).- Saturday ,Itowland's Castle( Hants).
Til WILITIIIIL -The reeding of the thermometer at
Dorchester for the pest week is es follows :-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-23

CORN TRADE.

Friday.—Fresb ep to our market to-day
the arrivals' of home grown wheal wore very modersta
Both for red and white qualities the demised however,
ruled (nestle.. yst no stasis took plats in Prime, cote-
with Monday. The supply of forage wheat on
ra stands was tolerably large. The inquiry was, how-
ever, by no moms setive,at previous quotations. Float-
lag cargoes of grain moved of slowly, at late rates.
Malting barley sold steeddy, and lee samples .0111
fall, dear as on Monday. Grind* and
distllling
were is slow request, at labs pries.. Its
malt made was quiM, en former terms. Tbe supply
of oats oo sale was but moderate. For all qualities the
demand was mesh restristed, yet prides ruled stationary.
Beans were • dull inquiry, at the late decline In prima
Pots sold slowly, at Monday's earreney. In Roar &boot
an average busier, ma trammted. at late rates.—
Arrivals : Entail wheat, 910 qrs. ; barley, 760; malt.
; oats, 440; Irish oats, 8070 qrs.; Foreign wheat,
7,790 qr. ; barley, 12,310; oats, 2,830 qrs.—English
doer. 1'790 sacks; fenders, MOO maks, 930 barrels.
Wags UNTIL Saturday. Wheat, 345 to 44.;
barley, Ur to 31.; oats, 20. to 291 ; %ease, 38s to 60e;
121 b lost, 10d. There was a good supply. Wheat sold
slowly at late rates. Wads i• barley was sidady con-
fined to the best qualities, whisk ',minimised tbeir
vales. Oats and beans dull.
IbuirroL, Thunday.—At this market English who'd
was in fair supply, and mid slowly at • decline of Is
per qr. In foreign them was but littM dose, but the
sake were at last week's prime. Flour was almost
unsaleable. Malting barley about as last wish' grind-
ing • (air sale, without change in vales. For oats
there was • limited inquiry, and previous quotations
were with difficulty supports:l. Values el beam and
Italia' corn were nommal.—Wkeet, 40s to ;
barley, Ms to 40e ; oats, Its 1038. Id; beam, 31s to
40.; doer, 21s ; Indian corn, les to 31s,
Ltrvearoin, Friday.—To-day'm market was not largely
attended by buyers, but with Orteness oil the part of
holden. There was • fair retail domand in wheat at
ibe pries of this-day west. Flour neglected and rather
easier. Oats had but alintiked de , without Mange.
Oatmeal slow end unchanged. In Indian oven no
business of mons nt oecurred, all Ueda closing at
Tuesday's quotations, a decline of 3d. par quarter en
the week.

-7,7-Alitz—iaLD, Friday. —A fair show of wheat. Factors
minerally bold for nearly the previous Friday's prises,
but thia chicks the derassd. Barley steady, at late
rates. Beans, oda, and absdllag analterod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-23

LONDON MARKETS.

ltsuz Lure, Monday, Febresay 22.—The supply
of groin up this morning was very limited, emeriti,
standing which bushier was dell. English wheat was
rather cheaper than this day week, but foreign main.
tained late rates. Barley was seams bat without
alteration in prise. Outs very abort and rather dearer.
llrreoroursu CATTLB Iltacrt, I&11,1°1, Tabra",
22.—The supply of stock at this day's market wit
limited, bet of improved eenditiom Begin's' was, hoe.
ever, inactive, and egrept for very shale@ kind. Iwk"
were in favor of harm. The top pries for hest Scots
was St. ; hest lionthdowas fla Veal woe is rather
better request but without altersUen is prim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-23

ELECTION

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Th) Tedwarth Houoda—Tueaday (HAI day), Aare Rill ;
Thursday, Ham Ashley; Saturday, %%lateral.*

The South Wilts Ham& —Wedubsday, Aldershot Mill;
Fri.lty, Ituuchlrod—.t 11l 43.
The Black moor 'Vale Fothout,ils Tuesday (this day)
(\lnklings Court; Friday. Cauudle Marsh; Saturday,
Daily Ridge Toll Bur—at IL
Radely tie s Houtals —Thursday, Cheailborne
—at IL
Lord Poltimnre's Hounds —Wednesday. Porteshitui ;

Friday, Alton Vill..g. (by permission) g Sotaiday,
elarkham er..es lio.ds—at I.
The East Dorset Hounds —Wednesday, Woodland
l'ark ; Friday, Nntoo Abbey.
The Langport Harriers—Wedoesday, Long Sutton;
Saturday, Ilckeston Gate—at 10 30.
The West Somerset Hounds --Tuesday (this day). Bird's
Hill, Combs Sydenham ; Friday. Gangridge Wood—
at 10.30.

All communications in relation to /Whatever dm
partment of the Palter are to be addressed to
the Miter of the Dorset COUili if IkepresA and
Agricultural (hurtle, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
TYR

DORSET CO U NTY EXPRESS

DIRCHESTSR, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY n. 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-23

)rt THE COUNTY

THE SHERIFF of the COU a
NTY
DORSET will, at • SPECIAL COUNTY
COURT, tab. holden at DORuFlEtll', EB oa SATUkt•
DAY, the 27th day of reseumity at •
quarter before Eleven o'clork In the Forenoon, proceed
to the ELECTION of • KNIGHT for the COUNTY
aforesaid, at 'hash time and place all Pergolas entitled to
Vote at the said Election are requested to give their
attendance.
AND TAO! NOTTCII,—That all POMO.' who ale
guilty of Bribery at the said Election will, on conviction
of snob offence, be liable to the penalties mentioned in
that behalf in "The Corrupt Practices Prevention Act,
1854.*
AND Tags Ncrricc—That sill Persons who are
guilty of Treating or undue Influence at the said
meion will, on conviction of such offence, be liable to
the penalties mentioned in that behalf in " The 'torture
Practices Prevention Act, lat."
CHARLES WILIOTIIERLir DIGBY
!Sheriff.
Dated February l9th, 1861.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-23

DORCHESTER FARMERS' CLUB.

The business connected with the monthly Meeting
of thia club was transacted itt the King's Arms
Hotel on Saturday evening. There was a numerous
attendance, the chair being occupied by G. .J. Wood,
Fag., and the vice chair by James Harding, Eau
The subject for discussion was introduced by Mr.
Clemente, who road a roest able paper on "The
System of Hiring and the Payment of Agricultural
Labourers."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H. h H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
CILEN FIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR ITS SUPERIORITY.
Sol.l I.•S armors, (lasullers. Oilman. he.
WATI4EESPOON k Co.. Chrsoow £llO LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

COTTON.

Prom Alexandra we learn that lb* stook of intim' is
approaohi: g its end. All well-infonaut people coosidor
• at three-lourthis haw, already been exported, and good
descriptions are becoming very aurae. Primula tbo in-
tenor me higher then thsy are here, and they are higher
then in Liv,rpoul, while everything Ira& no to expect
a further rise. It Is thought that the crop, which has
been jut sowa, will be gamely inferior to the pronsot
one, Mom the Mod baying been very botoSekontiy pre-
pared, owing to the scarcity of ILD1111•6. For tit. cotton
plant to thrme and produse abundantly, the soil would
be worked to • gnu filth. The grain bar-rest, which
li.. begun, prommat to be Tory Gee. The trade of
Egypt it striding forward esonsiouly, oetmaipPing all
premaietiog scouttoodation, and has become unomortge-
able in the weak and moths:tic hands of Orientals..
The Vteroy himself it fall of esniast dun* to meet al
rsquirsus nto mot to grant every tarribly, Mat Mt lise no
able assistants to o my out hit good intentions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

POTATO MARKET.

BOSOMNI AND finv•wrifium, Friday.—For the tin*
el year the supply of po ato • on sale at tbese markets
M tory large ; good and fine pereels ire in fwr average
woe sod price* tolerably firm; otberwi e the tied*
is dull. at abou lent week • .unvoey. A try parcels
were received from Yortugal 1.4 week. Kent and
Bee oK. pot 60810 80s per ton Yorkshire Regent.,
40. to 60s ; ditto Fluke., nit to flOs ; dile° Kooks, 40.
to Ms ; Scobl lteme,,te, 40e to 60.; ditto Beek.,
40. to 85s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

STARCH MANUFACTURICRS

TO iriCiiTTHEt ERINCEAS OF WALE&
CILISNIFIELD PATENT STARCH.
AR'ARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, ISO&
THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH IS
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
Led Pmactencled by Her Majesty's Leandr.re to be
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
HER MAJESTY'S LACE DRESSER
MOLAR= I? TO II
THE BEST SHE HAS TRIED;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

Court anb Ugh Lift.

DFPARTURII or Hu MAJILSTY won Osartaaa
Weenewtay effeerneue, at • quarter to fair o'clak. Her
Majesty the Queen, aecompaoted by the Prom:mom
Helene, Louise and Beatrice. and Pnnee Leopold, es{
intended by Viscount**, Joetlyn, Hon. Mrs. Knipe, eke
Hon. klim C.atheart, °Amid Sir T. M.
ne Siedulph,
Colonel the Hon. Sir C. B. Phipp., and Major-G*lmgal
Seymour, left Wiedsor Ca.tle and drove to the Great
Wedmore Neilsen, Ststion, re roofs for mehorim. The
prospect of teens/ the Queen sad Royal Family leave
for lb. Isle of Wight drew • large concourse of people
to the station, the greater portion of the space mpg; off
on the platform being occupied by hales. Her liejtvity,
whom health haa huvroved within the last day of se
use in 44444 tuning, and are her white +idea's sp.
The prinoerbee were dressed in neat silks, with light
, loose jackets and straw bonnets. Her Majesty gmeionsly
retatned the loyal though silent salutations of the
.la-culture, aid while seated it. the saloon waiting the
departure of the train, did not withdraw bevaelt from
the rise of the bystanders. The special train left
Windsor at four oleloisk, and moved slowly hem the
staticn. The ;nee was, however, soon quickened. abe
the tibia proceeded rapidly, rift the Greet Windeen
Railwey, on ie. w.ty to Basingstoke, ohit h a.. esgoeg,‘
.t Sc, p.m. Here Mr. Kelley handed the charge of the
Royal train to Mr fhetion, the euperintend. et of tbec
South-Wee•ern Reilway. sad along tam latter lice tbs.
mania ter (the journey to Go..port was performed. the.,
place of embeilmition being reached shout • quarter-pine
Ms. Her Maj./ay immediately went on board the
Royal yacht, end promoted via Cowes to °shores. The •
Quern will remain at Osborne for about the.. weeks,
and then return to Windsor for • day or so, alter widish
a trip will be made to BalmoraL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

CORN II ARIERT.

_
Mans•x•iss, !Imlay, Aril 25.—fl'
arrival. of boa grown-wheat have bees no • very
moderate male ; but the samples generally have
come to hand in rod saleable stallion. The demand
baring been restricted to small parcels, prices ham. rives
way ls. per quarter, and theartheee have not bees
effected. Yoreige wheat has oome slowly to band;
severtheLse. the inqniry for it la not isnproyed. We
Lay. uo actual change to notice in the quotations;
het, is any instances, the rates Imre ruled almost
seteisaL Both Esglish and foams barley hes met •
dull sale, at about previous cerreorries. The value of
malting qualities has been with difficulty supported,
oaths to tim warm weather. Malt has given vray full
le per quarter, with • heavy demand. Good sound
oil. have said to a moderate extant on former tense.
Oder kinds have beau mute DesloitecL Bea have
roiled slat staliosstry, with • fair inquiry. Is the
vela of peas no °lmago has takes pap. Tim dread
tor floor barn been somewhat restricted, at barely late
surrencia.
The tonotry markets bars been tolerably. but sot to
say heavily supplied with wheat, and the dcmaad for
all kinds bee conathsed inactive, on rather lower terms.
Most dariptica of spring COM have said slowly, at
lamely late rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

JOHNSON, JOHNSON &Co's.
_PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,

• Is decidedly the Purest
Strongest—Cheapest
and Best—the most
WHOLESOME & INVIGORATING.
racletsl,) Agent,.ine, cry Tow*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

BT/iTi OF THE IILILiCETS.

111/11W OF THE CORN TR ME, AND LATEST

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

BY IMPRESS cf BLBCTRIC TBLKORAPB.
Kum-Lena, Monday, April 25. The
market was thinly attended to-day, and business
was eximedingly dull, at a trifling reduction for
most kinds of cereals. There we. a moderate
supply of both British and foreign grain on offer.
Although prices for everything were the torn in
favour of beyers, there was no quotable
alteration.
MITIOTOLTIAIf CAMS MAILICIT, Monday.
April 26.—There was but a limited supply of
busts in the market this morning. There was
no alteration in price except for very choice
quality, which was scarce, and a trifle dearer than
this day week. Second and inferior quality were
In little request, and sold at the same prices as
last week. Beet Soots, 4. Bd. best South-
downs, Be. Sd. per 131. b. Veal and pork were
bold at the same prices ea last Monday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

NI Id

p.
is •

DMNT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
RAKER

To the QUM', the Prime of Wake, sad the 4'loFr-ince
epneort, sod Maker of the Greet tlock for the Houses

of Pa;lament,
I NVITES attention to the superior Workman-
ship and elegance of design of hi. extensive Stock
of Wateles and Grawing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Dold Foreign Wetchas7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto . .. 10 „
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Liver ditto .. ... 16 „
&Ton B,lor IL.ver Wetel“. .. 5 „
Gentlemen's Gold Compraastice
Balance ditto . . 40 „
Silver ditto ditto . .. . 25 „
Marine Citron. meters .. . 35 ,
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astron:dnival,
Turret, and Bra kit Clocks of every deeeriptioe. An
aveortment of Loodoumarte Fine Gold Albert
' and Guard Chain., &a
DENT, 61, tumid (adjoining Coutta's Rusk); 34 and
36, Royal Etcbangs ; and at the Clock and Maxine
Compa.s Factory. bOlDereei Wharf. Strand. Loudon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

£l,OOO IN CAB OP DEATH.
Or an Allowaece of 128 per Week while LW up by
Injury eared be
ACCIDENT or ANY KIND,

Whother RrOan-e,' Shooters,
Fishing, or at Howe, may be rearred by an Annsal
Payment of £3 to the
-RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COll-

PANY. 14. CIIRNHLL. 3ONDON. EC.
MORE THAN 8.000 CLAIMS FOR

COMPENSATION
Have been Promptly and Liberally Pell,
For Particular* apply to the Clerks at any el the
Railway fitatione, to filo Local A fo-nte, or at Om Oilers,
10. REG ENTSTREVF. and 64, CORNHILL.
Railway Poeseerers' Amasser Company, Empowered
by &pedal AM ri Nib •Ime.i. 1649.
WILLIAM J. VIAN, Seentary.
C. GOOD. OM Bank, Agent for Dorebester
Agent for Weynaohth. —Mr. 8. mans, Railway
Station.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26

B to onsb ire.

EXETER. —MILAIONOLT DRATR at Ditowirtxo.—
Ear y on Monday looming • party . f young man it
out for a boat race on the alma There were tw.. boat.
with four nt •in one and three in the oth-r. Th. r.oe
was . pretty clam am ; when the Want got nadir
Oakum Pool Map. the la-t boat, co tabling Mes-rs.
Pratt, Dean, and Leary, rein into tbe embankment
Mr. Pratt stood up and attempted to peal the boat oil
with the oar, when he oar giving way. the bat over-
teased, and all three were prempitated ie.° eke eat. r,
Mr. Pratt going to the bottani, and the others getting
to the bridge. Assistance was procured, and le shoot
ten minn.e. the body of Mr. Pratt wee poked ap from
the mud, and Mr. Mark Fermat. surp-ou. used eve.y
effort to lettere conga •-, em, but was a,,segewagfiel.
As the deceased -a.c capital meimm r it ia owl...tend
that he struck his lead platest .he bank going down.
as his mouth sad. arils were full of mud. He w
young man much liked on the river, being an exedleat
woman. The deceased was n.anag ng clerk to
Mr. 0010eAr Hooyer, with whom be had been
few my rat yene It is a remarkri'de fact that the der
preceding his dea.h (Sunday) he luetily ..ketoh.-d out
• short will in penal, *been i..g to his landlord, Mr.
Radford. of Paris-street, that he didn't know what
might hapi-en
EXIT= BANKRUPTCY COURT.. -Re John Richard
Char., schoolmaster, of Exeter, and previnuely of
fiarnpford Peverell.—Mr. Clarke appeared for the
bankrupt; Mr. Flood for the estate; and Mr. Pitt.
for Mr. Hayward, timber merchant, of Wellington.
The bankrupt was examined at some length thy Mr.
Pitts, and stated that, in 1669, some outLuildiap in
his pomeesion were burnt down, and above £3OO
paid by an insurance company into the Tiverton
Beak in the joint account of himself, and a mort-
gagee named John Morris. He sulunrently built •
abed, and partly completed a new dwelling-house.
He gave Mr. Hayward an order for the neosseary
Mmher, okitaiaiag email to the 'mount of
£lO3 6% 0.1. In clatter be represented to Mr.
Hayward that an estate of his (the bankrupt's) was
word) £l,ooo.—Mr. Hayward stated that the heck-
rope had ol.tained reedit of him by showing •
Readout beadle of notes. which he alleged ameented
In £3OO, received from the iswierawee company.
The case watt altimaaily edjoarned to the bed of
May.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-14

WEYMOUTH AND CHICKERELL

TO BREWERS, BUILDERS. CAPITALISTS,
AND MIENS.
POTHECARY will SELL by PUBLIC
IVA- AUCTION, at the GOLDIII I.IOX HOU!,, Wit-
oo FRIDAY, 17th JI'NE, 18114. .übject to
imnditions to he then pro-laced. and in ouch Lots as
.11.11 be determined on at the time nf sale,—The ad•
established BREWERY, MALTEOUSE, and PRE,
ISES, heretofore in the ooemmtion of W.r. E. IL
WultelciUmlll; conubiting of
La, 1. —All that c inveniently-oonstruoted and well-
known Brewery, oompruing • brewhouse, cellars, and
working calm ; melt und hop stores, and cooper's shop,
malt-mil house, offices and retail beechen,. or t.p
adjoining, situate to St. Thoinss street, Ifelcombe
Regis ; together with all that 13-gootser Malthoese,
with stab leg, store, wagon houses, and Preened.
situate in West-simet, in R,„ghL
2.—A1l th.t most advantsgeously What. three-
senor Claes of Frse-hoLi Arable Lend, aajoin;ng the
" Marquis of Oranby" public-bowie said lb* hish road
to Chickerell, No. 3 on th, PariA Map of Chiokeren,
and eoutsining about 2*. 2g 6g., .dmirakly •daPtdd
, to. Bodkins Ste., commanding a enosiderable frontage,
net srlihM one sad a half not, of Weymouth.
N. B. —Tim &Lugo yid Pamirs h Ed. Thowar
1441-.4tr• tiel4 ter the reVdoe of two several terms of
99 years each, an 4 determinable on the deaths of
thne line., sged ebout 79, 55, and 53 years, acid sobjed
Loon annual rent iif 10.. fid.

The If sltbutyw and Premises in Wet-street are held
for the rrentue of a term of 99 yes,,, drteranineble on
the death of a Itfr now aged about 52 years, and subject
to an canal rent of 6..

The above Premises am completely lined with a 7.
.;th .tor. a,ed trade seeks. aud all
essentiale necessary for the trade, erliteb. together teth
the stuck of beer, melt. hops. ke.. mu.' be taken tit IL
valn•tion in the usual way. There. • good supply of
•ater, and an extensive family and general trade Ins
Wren carried on for the past 50 years. and i.. sill
ing carried on ; and to an industrious in•n of
iwilted capital and business habit. an opportunity
for isivednient is presented which is rarely to be met
with.

For paittculars aad to view ai ply to R. N. Hooch%
Esq., Solicitor, or the AUCTIOMMIL, Weymouth.
Sale at 3 o'clock preeLely.
Dated 3rd Julie, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-14

NOTIOM OF IMPORTANT SALES OF FARM
STOCK AND FURNITURE
AT BURTON FARM,
Hail-s-nlis kola Doroberter.

AIR. T. ENt3OR (late HAMM and Essen)
has boas favoured 'Pith fastractioas from the
Evocators to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY,
JULY 4th, 1864, —The Superior FLOCK of SOUTH-
DOWNS, antsiating of about 1.300 Mom and lamb.;
Hones, Impbsatersta, ka.. ke.
ALTZIATION 07 DAYS

A 1.., no lb. v.h.hu
RousEnoLD 0001Y1 and FURNITURE, lets the
property of Mr. R. CAIXIOII, dowseed.
Foil particulars will he given in blur. Advertieracts
sod Catelognet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-14

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

We need hardly say how great is our respect for the
intellipnoe of the Law; in fact, it is only out of
regard for the maintenance of Its due dignity that we
Pet com ded to draw the attention of the members
of the Lse.rn.d Profession to the 'Mem of flagrant
puffing adopted in the lap) announcements of the
newspepers. We allude especially to the notice., relat
leg to the Bankruptcy Court. Thus, may be seen in on.
single starting line—
" Mr. Registrar Roche is the Registrar of Me day."
A very excellent gentleman and most admirable
Registrar. But to say that he is "The Registrar of
the Day !"—that is, the Rrgiatrar, par e.rallence—is
rather hard epos Mr. Haalitt, who is, we are sure, no
whit behind Mr. Roche in the aka' with which he dis-
charge* his professional duties. It's all very well for
Messrs. Noma and Son, or Buy'em and Co., to placard
the town with Miring posters to the effect that he (that
li, either one or the other) is The Snip of the Jay bet
It is a step or two down the ladder for Mr. Registrar
Rosh, to be a party to such an arrogant assertion as
that of which we complain.

While open thie subject we would draw attention to
the mods in which Public Business Is transacted by
some of our principal Legal Functionariea Among the
arrangements we