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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

CATTLK MARKETS.

Mareh o.—Full supply of beef imilmling • fair
number of anintals from Ireland. A la.rge portion of those on
iMer were IA an indifferent description, and for Usage the
demand was slow, at rake ranging front to 70.; but beet
deeeripti were in request, at from AA to itia per cwa We
had an average supply of •besp, with a fair trade, best "ethers
realising lid per lb., and ewes and inferior sorts, of and .
There was • small supply of Sore cattle, and A was Limon cm.
need to those sent over from Ireland to try the feelin; of the
awaked. Trade, however, shows little awns of opening, and in
onler to force calm holders had to accept prices which were in
favour of the buyer Too show of milch cow, was rather
shorter than last week, and they sold well at firmer prices. We
received *WM CM pigs from Ireland, and the supply of
porkers was In excess of the demand, but they realised fair
prices 101 3d, and in • few instances for anything very choice
lON 01, losing obtained, while bange **IOW quietly at Pa tid,,
per *WM
iferaoroidvax, March Utb,—Beaste ate limited, yet enough
for the trade. The demand is extremely bluer; very few good
animale are ou offer. Sales close at Monday's figures, with a
tendency upward.
The dump market is fiat. The small number penned alone
prevents • general reduction; as It 1., price. must eland at
Mnfiday's figures, with • heavy, dull, and inanimate trade.
f The demand or ml has fallen 011. Good calves hare •
rattly sale, but inferior quality are muted with difficulty.
There is little or nothing doing in UN pig market.
TOTAL SUrrii. 7011.1.11111 11017 LT.
735 115

bacep soil Lamb. . 5,500 ttIU ..
ltis 135
..
10
• •
int blb. by the carvaaa
Inferior (441•10. x. First Quality.
Bd. •• • la. 10d. to 5a bd.

Mutton 34. &I. Sa. 6.1. U. 6.1. —6. Yd.
Vuo . . 3s &I. 41. 10.1. . 6d. Od. 6.. Od.
.It Id. 44. &I. 41‘. Si. 10.1.

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Al per gone cd Sli., sinking the offal.
Sot ixLaminas, 10.—The following were the number* at to-
dsw's market : Sheep, SW: Lists, 62; pigs, ; calves, 9;
horse", 1. There woe • fat supply of atook, but the quality
WWI vaZdifferent. Goal fat sheep were scarce, and fetched
h4l.lKi•cuesTke, Saturday. —At Mr. Tames ftspoutory We, ea
Saturday, theca were about 189 beasts, and between xvi and
400 sheep for ask. The attendance was large, and shiaost
e rerything was cleared off, at good prices. An excellent lot of
heifers and cslves were sold at preset ranging fro IS to
£l9 10s. Ist besate msde an average of 13s 61 per SCUM ; and
Sheep were dear. A dozen iery good Hereford cows and croft-
bred heifers with calvus, belongim to Mr. Dogdele. leaving
Cbaidon farm, ware offered, and Lade from £l4 to £l9 ba.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

Dorsetstat.

111FLI BATTALION.—It appears by the January Army
List that 14 officers of thia Battalion have remised
..ertificates of proficiency, the letter " P" being &fazed
to their names, in the list. One officer (Ensign William')
Dorchester Corps having passed a School of Instruction
the litters "I'S." ap,i-ars after his name.
CONFIRMATIONS IN THI OF SALISBURY IN
1571.—The Bishop of the diocese purposes to bold
coi,firmations throughout the county of Dorset during
! the year. He will confirm in the Daanerie. of Pimperne,
, Shaftesbury. and Whiteburch, in the month of March,
and in the deaneries of liridport and Dorchester in the
month of October. He purposes also to hold confirm'•
lions in Salisbury before Easter. and in the principal
towns of Wilts in the month of May. The clergy will
shortly receive further particulars.
LtcaL TAIATION.—In the forty counties of England
the rateable value increased from 69 millions in 1656 to
.0 96 millions in 1868, and it ia estimated 1669 will
show an addition of six millions. In Donut the in.
creased rateable value from 1856 to 1868 is £170,009,
or 22 per cent.; £132,000 was collected for the year
ending Lady-dayi 1868, under the name of poorrate.
Somerset increased its rateable value in the same
period £582,000. or 30 per cent.; Hants. £565,000, or
38 per cent.; Wilts, £239.000. or 20 per cent.; Devon,
i:539,000, or2B per oent•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

HEMP, FLAX. AND
_JET&

hear-Therein a moderate enquiry for Ilan ilia and
come larCelS have been sold at £4B for brown, fig for fair
roping, and .1,11 per ton for Forsagon. For arrival VA lulax
have chanced hands, but particulars are not retorted. Other
descriptions of K. I. Hemp e depressed, and ii sales,
transpired. There has lawn little New Zealand Flax
offering, and we estimate thu sides sine,. the 214 ultimo at not
more than 400 hales at unchanged prices'
fairdemand prevails ; for the past fortnight the
tnuisatcioin, are fully 24,000 balm afloat, and nearly 10,000
talus on the spot.

HAY AND STRAW.
l'er load cd 36 trusses. I Per.load of 36 trusses.
10 0 to .67 6 1 Clow 6.5 10 oto £7 10 0
Straw .. El 17 0 to £2 0

corioN MARKET.

Us zRrOoL, 6th. The market elowd dull and depraved
and W lower for American and Brasil. Salm, 10,000 balm ;
1,000 speculation and export.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

OUTBREAK OF PLEURO-PNEUMONIA

NEAR DORCHESTER.

We are sorry to state that pleuro-pneumonia
has broken out at Monkton. However, owing
to the highly creditable promptness of Mr. George
Symonds, the disease has been "stamped out,"
for all the herd amongst which it appeared were
to be slaughtered and buried this (Monday) after-
noon. _ .

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it was on Wednesday last that two of 16
beasts which were in • yard about half a odic+
from the village of Monkton, showed symptons
of illness. A veterinary surgeon was c tiled
in, and expressed his opinion that they
were attacked with pleuro-pneumonia. Ou
another inspection on Friday his belief was
confirmed, and he wished to have one of the
beasts killed. This was at once douo, and an
examination proved it had pleuro-pueumonia.
On this discovery the other was immediately
slaughtered, and the flesh of the two buried. The
barn where they had been removed to at the
first suspicion of the disease has been disinfected,
and all the necessary steps have been taken to
prevent any further spread of the disorder. Ibis
(Monday) afternoon, we learn that the remain-
ing 14 are being killed and put out of the way.
The 11; animals were purchased at Bristol. on
the Ist December last, of a respectable Somerset
cattle dealer, who had just previously bought
them of an Irish salesman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

YOU TRINBII I i

REGISTERED

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4
p ILL'S PROTOCHROMA a new
, _Le. Pomade to chew grey hair and beard
in a few flays to their original colour, through
the agency of light. It is very easy to apply,
quite free from the poisonous ingredients usually con.
seined in the so-called Hair Restorers, and it gives a
mor enatural shade than hair-dyes. Prise, with brush,
3s. 6d; Sold by all perfumery vendors. R. Erman,
Perfumer, 96, Straed ; 128, Regent-street; 24, Corn
hill, London; awl 76, Kim's-read, Medea.

rIIWELVE OARTES DE VISITE, 2s. Bd.
Six, Li. 81 Carte enlarged to 10 inches, ss.
cabinet, 2s. Sand Carte with Stamps, peifect °epic'
and original returned Free. LONDON Pacrro-Oorrige
COMPANY, 313413:14tettoOn.PPONDNI the Polyteehnie
and 40, High
I. O. D Pusan% Maws.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE

SECURED BY
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

IMPURITIES OF THI BLOOD.

In selecting the molt appropriate mectkdne for a particular
ailment there may be some difficulty =low one Ob u be found
to park, and improve the quality of the blood.
Them la possess and exert them three quail/lotions in an
extraordinary degree. They enable the stomach to digest any
ordinary food, increase the secretory powern of the liver,
CISSII•O and purify the Wood, expel all morbid matter, end
throw into the circulation the purest elements for sustaining
end repairing the frame.

. _
WEA KR /MS •ND DEBILITY.
Bow teeny persons neer from debility without knowing the
mums why they are feeble Is most came the stomach is lb •
Tx:r. Holloway's Pills hare long been Wised for rein -
disordered doinach, and motoring It. healthy digeo•
U.. tone; they en therefore oratildentry reeognmended sad
never-falling remedy in all mem where the oonstitutln, from
has mum, hag become Impaired or weakened.
ALL DISORDERS AFFECTING THE LIVER, STONLACH
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

GOING ON TIN (WAIN AT WITIInOTH.

Joseph Ball pleaded guilty to embezzling £3B 15s.
the property of Nicholas Cawthorn, at Weymouth.
Mr. Collins prosecuted.
Prisoner was master of a ship, and spent the money
In his charge on the girls of the town.

Cawthorn gave prisoner a good character, and asked
that the court should be as easy with him as possible.
He was sentenced to four months' hard labour.

SECOND COURT.—WEDezapAr.

Before H. WILLI• 119, Bag., J. J. FAINCIHAMON,
and it... J. H. Amu
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

THIS DAY'S NEWS.

GREAT DEFEAT OF TURKISH REBELS.
The Turkish troops, near the Red Sea, have
just defeated the rebel Aseir tribes, with • loss
of sixteen hundred men; and are still in pursuit
of them.
THE ATTACK ON THE PARIS FORTS.
VISILISAILLE.S, Jan. B.—There is not much
firing.
The forts of Paris are nearly silent.
It has been ascertained that the Prussian guns
could easily shell the city.
The weather is uncertain, rather inclined to
snow and rain. There has been an appearance
as if houses were on fire in Paris.
ValiSrien tired pretay often during the night
and occasional shot came from other works.
One German battery has received 140 shells
without injury.
The French Redoubt of Notre Dame de
Clamart has been occupied by this anny,
and turned against the French.
There is no appearance of a sortie.
The losses on this side are insignificant as yet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

MONEY MARKET.

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Since the new year opened the denand has gradually abated
and the rate ad discount ha l receded to 2t to .21 per aid. -
the Bank minimum being, however, maintained at 21 per cent.
The ..upply of capital offering is expected to become much
larger with tbe !apnea of the dividends by government, and
railway and other companies, which are DOW about COLOMODD.

On the Stock Exchange • gently imrroved feeling has been
exhibited this week, partly owning to the expwted early capitu-
lation of Paris, which it is thought might possibly soon be
followed by the conclusion of peace between Fran*, and
Petunia ; and partly to the increased abundance and cheapness
of money. Valum of most Stocks and Shares are accordingly
higher. a/thsugh the °put-Alum have not generally been
extensive.

DEVIZO3 MONTHLY CHIME MAN. MKT.
Cheese was in exceptionally abort supply, crop for tbo time
of year, and there being plenty of dodo.. the comparatively
small quantity no oiler won chewed hands at an advance of
per cwt, on last ululate+ rato.. Doubles ranged from :As to
7Gx and one •xceptionally good lot sold at Ws. A ince lot of
loaves also realland 80s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

PRODUCE MARKET.

Though the new year has opened without any positive Indi-
cations 44 AU early rtsitorAtiou of peace we have to notice a
more active buelnees In several important articles, accom-
panied with a decided advance in time value—the improvement
being partially attributable b. the war. .

The ;iugar insrkut continues to he influent:Dl he the strung
demtnil • liich prevails for relined for export. to tin Continent,
owing to the interruption of the manufseture there by the war
Considerable speculative operations have occurred. and prams.
are generally ls per cat. higher.—Common qualities of culiee
have Meisel upward tendeney, the short supplies of itrazil
throwing the consumption on other kinds—not much has been
done, however, on the spot, owing to the paucity of supply ;
purchases of native Ceylon of good extent have been made for
arrival up to his hi for good ordinary. The shipments from
Brazil show • falling off of nearly 60.1,000 bags, and an un-
usually. large portion of the crop has hitherto gone to the
States:—Cocoa is less depremod.—in rice the transactions have
been unimportant, but holders ace firm, aud prospects consi-
dered satisfactory.
. . . . .

In spices thert;is little to report thi. week—the high price
of pepper optic'," to have given • check to operations in this
article, which is, however, held firmly. —Saltpetre hams attracted
• great deal of attention, and higher prices have again been
paid, the business done being extenaire, both on the spot and
agent.

Of eotton the hoary receipt. of American tend to demos
the market, and pnore are irregular and for American Id
lower. . .

Petersburg tallow Is rather dearer this week, although the
inarkct is Hatter within the last day or two.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

IUNG FEMALES.

FOR YI

EVANS'S
FEMALE

These Pills are prepared for
young females, who suffer from
the following symptoms: Henri.
noes, fatigue on the least exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
t=m the back and loins.,
e and giddiness on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowish
hue of complexion, swelling
about the eyes in the morning,
s welling of the feet, short dry
cough, bad appetite, great
langour and listlessness, with a
vanity of other symptoms, all
indioating ditfietwil energy of
A. spin% is the ruse, to re-
medy and remove which these
Pills are adapted. Prepared
only by A. J. hymns. and sold
, in boxes is lid and 2s. 2d. each.

FOR TOOTH-ACHE.
UV ANS'S {lmmediately relieves the most
.I:JTOOTHACHE painful oases. Sold in bottles
SPECIFIC. 70., and is. lid. each.
diEIsPS

FOR CHILD]

EVANS'S

COU 0 H

SYRUP.

COUGHS AND COLDS.
A safe and effectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, he. One trial
of this pleasant tasting medicine
will convince that it is one of
the most valuable remedies ever
offered to the public, by the
early use of which a very lugs
amount of suffering will be
saved. Most important testi-
monials could be given did
spew allow, from persons who
speak of it thus :—Perfeotly
sameasful."— "Instant relief,"—
"I've the greatest faith in it"—
" Wouldn't be without it on any
ecoount."—"Quite sure it saved
my child's life; had only given one
doge, end within two hours the
child was quite another crea-
ture" By promoting free per-
spiration, gentle expectoration,
and the consequent sedative
effect upon the system, it will
generally remove all alarmiog
symptoms in the mares of 24
hours. Sold in bottles, 70.,
Is. lid., and 2s. 94 each. full
directions accompany each
book'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

oR.ADENN BAKING POWDER. UNADULTER ATED.

THE GREAT WESTERN HOTEL, (Snow Kill Statics),
BIRMINGHAM.
" One of the most elegant, condonable, and economical
Hotels la the three kmgdoms."—The /Mid, July $l, 180.

GEORGE BORWICICS GOLD MEDAL BAKING POWDER.
for =king Puddings, Cakes, ke. Sold everywhere In
Id. and 2d. Packets, and 241. and I, Bozo, Far superior te
Yeast Powder.

ABOSIC JEWELS, Clothing, Furniture, Books, eta. Th.
iIL Largest Stock in the Cuitial Kingdom. MI FMB-
MASON, a Weekly Newspaper, price Twopence. Proprietor
Goo. Kamm), 2,3, and 4, Little *Bain, London.

TAYLOR% SPECIFIC LINIMENT.

/PUS justly celebrated preparation is a SPECIFIC for
J. RHEUMATISM, TOOTHACHE, LUMBAGO, TIC
DOLAIREUX, SPRAINS, te.—All of which are lastantaneowiy
cured afier Re application.
The proprietor holds the to.timony of its efficacy from any
Minister. and Miwionaries of Scotland and abroad, which
Testimonials may be had from all respectable Druggists In the

kit..:.;Lpecifle 14 Sold in bottles at 1 IL 2. AL, and is.

LIIITCLIOWII.
Wholesale Agents :—LOOdOIIEDWARDS ; BAXCLAY Lod CO.
Luau ; Mannar. Scoaland—liamt and HAMAR, Edinburgh.

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DEARER SUGAR POWDERS. —The New. Extraordinary.
IP I and Tonic Remedy for RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA, LUMBAGO; aim f..r TOOTHACHE, EARACHE.
COUGHS, and all affections from COLD—See "Lanese ol
20th December, 1865.
Sold by all Druggists at la lid. and 2s. 101. per packet, with
directions
Wholesalo Agents :—London—Etormare ; BARCLAY 800 CO. •
Warn; lisnagar. SeoUand--Saxa and Emma., Edinburg':

MA It A VIL L A COCOA. The PERFECTION o
PREPARED COCOA.
MA IL LA COCO A. SOLE PROPRIETS. OR
TAYLOR, BROS., LONDON.
THE COCOA (or CACAO) of ItARAVILLA la the tree
Theobroma of ',Mazur.
TAYLOR BROTHERS having %ecured the exclusive ci=
this of UNRIVALLED COCOA, have, by the skillul
tion of their "voluble principle" and elaborate machlnery, pre-
duood what in to undeniably
'THE PERFECTION OF PREPARED COCOA."
that it has not only secured the preferen. of Homeopaths.
I and Cocoa drinkers generally, but many oh had hitherto not
found any preparation to suit them have after one trial adopted
tho MARAMLA COCOA as their constant beverage ler
breakfast, luncheon, Ac.
"A SUCCESS UNPBECEDENTED."—Thc "Globe" says I
'Taylor Brothers' Idaravilla Cocoa hao achieved a thorotyrh
au., and supersede,. every other Caeca in the market. For
14=brthe cud wo could not recurimcnd a more
oor valuable beverage." Sold in packet., only, by on
rooers.

IVEY( MOTIVE POWER for driving PrinUng Machines,
Pumping Water, n turning any )13ehinen up to 3-Morm
Power. Lamina and Orro's Patent Atmospheric Oat L*Eitt.
Gold Prim Modal Paril, 1367, Cod of tia. lest than Id, a hour
or horoo power. No boiler. No Summ. Always reedy to
sum CROSSLEY BROS., Makers, GL Mailborosilt-otreet,
Uanchotter.

(OcOA for HORSES and CAI7LE.—Dr. tanked& sari
contain, at much Ilvdi forming natter It beef."
1 owt. equal 1,000 feed,. !tent free for 34; In bee. of 7, 14, IS,
and 14 6,, from the Manulartory, Cocoa Cattle Food Co., 10,
Sparrow Corner, Minorite, London. Agents wanted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

ID OW W ELCH'S PILLS,
(1111•11111.1 r 011011t•1,)
Bo long sad les* celebrated for their panther virtues,
are losey reeteamended to the notice of every lady
(having Aligned the emotion and approbation of moat
gentlemen of the Medical Profession), es a safe and
valuable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
and relieving other inewavenienoes to which the female
hams is liable, espesially those which at en early period
of life frequently &ries from went of exorable end
pastel debelity of the system; they covets en appetite,
correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nervoua heed-
sae, and are eminently useful in windy disorders.
eltios of breath, sod palpitation of the heart; being
pettedly innossat they may be used with 'misty in all
seasons and chianti&
Ills neamery, owing to the numerous imitations, to
wars the pubis that ICIAZISLif 8 is the only original
reeelpi. sod his been prepared by the Seersley family
OVie eighty years. Purchasers shock' me that each
box is wreprd In Wits paper, and the name, "C.
Biases"in magnaved oa the Government stamp.
Sold 'Wank mad retail by J. Skim and Bolts, 150,
Orfeedsairest, London, and by all medisine vendors
thredemlud Old tlednifY. in bozo, Pride 2d. 9d. each,
et by psi tar a portage deism
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

PETTICOAT-ZANE, WEYMOUTH.

GEORGE W. SAY,
COACHBUILDER, WHEELWRIGHT, Ice.
Bran respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of
Weymouth end its neighbourhood that he le pre-
pared to execute all orders entrusted to him in the
above Busineee.
The Trade supplied with Springs of ell descriptions.
Iron Carriages of all kinds.
painting, trimming, and all repairs done with neat•
noon and dispatch.
Joinery aieonted on the promisee by competent
workman.
Workshops in Patticost-lans ; private residuum,
sigb4onsl. Willasaib•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

INCRE&BE YOUR INCOME
Fly the sale of To s Fiat TRADE PACKET TEA
.1" COMPAIIT'S TEAS (no license required). Agents
wanted in every locality not represented; veErhber,l
terms. Goods first quality. Full particulars on appli.
cation by letter to the Company, CI, Paskington•AtTest,
London, N.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

LATEST NEWS.

MARK-LANE, MIS DAY.

With the publication of rather heavier stocks
than were expected, ourmarket is quiet. English
and foreign wheat met with a slow sale at last
Monday's values. Flour quiet, but unaltered.
Barley dulL Oats without change. Maize
heavy. British—Wheat, 3,424 quarters ; barley.
1,181 ; oats, 458 ; flour, 22,994. Foreign—
wham, 23,705 ; barley, 2,770 • oats, 15,180 ;
mire, 6,130; flour, 33,881 barrels.
&rams ()a lul .1 _ AVOLlti.—Granarles : Wheat.
359.515 on.; barley, 33,067 • oats, 501,326 ; maize,
70,209 ; flour. 108,700. Railway.: Wheat, 10.685 :
barley, 4.255; Mit. 4.640; maize, 1,118 ; flour, 67,893
barrels sad 32,964 seeks.
CLOSE. —The wheat trade closed ,ilnll, and
English gave way One Shilling per quarter on
prime. and One to Two Shillings on inferior
samples. The market was well attended, but
the demand was only in retail Sales of Russian
11 A rican were made at a decline of One
. Barley, beans, and peas gave way
• 'ins. Maize and oats are Sixpence
che ;
dm, 11.

Ffour lower, barrels boiug Sisp-enco

ISOPOLITAN CATTLE, Tins

There is • slight reduction in tho price of
and trade is slow and dragging. Some
Pei 1% of exceptional weight and quality,
have i ',tided our top quotations; but the
general In of animals is lower. Mutton has
decline.: 'ourpenco per stone, and, at this reduc-
tion, Si t progressed &lowly. The trade is
altoiletl • inactive. No alteration in veal, owing
thi . wince of supply. Pork stationary.
'd to ; mutton, 3,44 to 5s 101 ;
VI 64 to 6a 4,1; pork, 35 6d to 5.41.
T idy—Beasta, 2,1135 ; sheep and lambs,
It. itvJ *lves, 10 ; pigs. 60. Foreign—Beasts,
11. el) and lambs, 300-
au4i. r correspondent telegraphs : Not-
witliets ing short supplies, and the absouc e
of important arrivals from abroad,
•i trade ruled elull to-day. Last week's
-

• re with difficulty maintained. The
• of both beasta and sheep was 6s per
811_ 'I" -e were 250 Scotch beasta!in the market-
Pig a no Shilling per stone lower. Trade
at the ad meat market very dull, and prices
gt 2 t .4 • ea.sier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

PROVISIONS, THIB DAY.

BAC• Business limited, 'and prises rather easier.
t: .diososto 69., flamburg sizeable 60s to
63e lat. • .
Bost qualities of Irish have realised Two
bdiit.tore money, owing to small arrivals from the
esa:. • American sold freely at 100 t to 118 s ;
to 128 s.
L........ Little or no demsnd.
Cruses: Trade steady.
BM: A good demand for the Continent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

ASPHALTS 111 ULU OF PAVING.

Inquiries had been made as to tho cost of the
asphalte now being coed in Lmdon, instead of stone
for both foot and oarriage ways. It seems that the
cost, including concrete foundation, for roads is 18a.
per square yard. South-street, at this rate, would
cost .61,100. st.sphalte footways, it was said, cost
6s. On, per square yarJ, or about the same as Keinton
pavements, the inquiry was made as it was thought
worth consideration for footways and the walks—No
doubt well-laid asphalte would wake capital foot ways.
How it would improve our walks! and what • firm
opportunity is now offered for doing that good work
by public subscription !
StIPUTISION Or SZW BUILDINGS.

Mr. Coogan moved thst • sub-oocumittee be appointed
to frame bye-laws for the erection of new buildings in
the borough.
Dr. &WRINGS seconded, saying it was high time such
atep was taken.
Mr. Bleklol, concurred, and said that sickness and
death had arisen. and perhaps mainly through their
inattention in the matter.—Carried.
The Mayor, Mr Coombs, Dr. Aldridge, Mr Gregory,
and Mr Bishop were appointed the sub-committee.—
This is aLI very well. but what about the kennels unfit
fJr human habitation now tenanted'
ELECTION OF • TOLL COLLECTOR.

In committee the Connell considered the application
for the office of toll collector. There were nine candi-
dates, inoluding Mr Jobs Dyer, of Grove-buildings ;
Mr W. G. &yet., Mr a.. Pearce, Mr Penny, jun., dro.
Mr Dyer was sleeted. The payment 14 l2i I,er cent.
commhision, and £4 for hurdles, but the Council ensure
that the emoluments amount to a minimum sum of
SAO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

THE DORS

inspection multi. tbn Conte g; 414 Mgrs., it (Anita-JO
Act, till the limiter li. n le! bop it faith,'
inn cation ...ill I be titmice stay.

Mr. I. L.,TER pointed out that tie 19 and 29 Viet.,
s,c. 7, said Cont Wes Phan in addition to their
ordinary dutia, perform all such duties connected with
the ludic,: as the justices in (part r Sessions assembled
shall n quire. tio maintrined the proposed liwitstjon
was an assumption on the part of Mr. Bruce, which
wee not warranted, nod that in writing Um letter dare
should be taken not to admit Mr. Bruce's power to
limit tho duties the police should perform.
The ritttitnan acquicseel, and the animation was
adopt. rh
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

POOLE.

Girt or lillitaD.—On Monday rnoraiog 214 sixpenny
loaves were given away at the veitry of toe parish
church by the Rector and eaurehwardous, acoording
to the bequest of dirs. Swetland.
Sr. Jillitn'e —OO Tuesday the
congregation of St. James's, with their friends, between
200 and lid in number, partook of a tea in the Girls'
school-room, wince was tastefully decorated. The
ordain; was ea:aphid with &dire ries, readino, and
singing.
ESTellraltiMlST. —Sr. J. F. Sharp, of Southampton
(who we uuderstand is • native of Poole), gava an
exoelleat entertainmeot at tue re.uperance Hall on
Monday evening, entitled '• Lyrics of tire Past." being
seleetions from litaidel. Heyde, Moaart, Sohubert, and
Mendel/A.llin, Miss Hollis, a young lady Vialtill4 lii
the town, acsomparuel the songs.
robti FLJUIt hill.LlL—The annual treat given by
Meows. G. and T. I.lslblit the proprietors of these
mills, to their workmen and families same off on Wel-
Lumley at the Temperance rialL Les woo iirevidel ny
illillange of Longlleet, in his usual stylo of exeeiience,
Se which over WO sat down ant did full juscioe. Tee
tables being cleared, the various ainusam-ints of the
evening commenced. These coedited of raid and
it.strumental einem, the former being kindly rendered
by the choir of St. Marje chorch, L moldier, tinier
the management of the organist, Mr. C. G. Morgan,
who performed several glees in exeallent style. Bet waen
the emit, a select mound, under the lesier.hip
of Sergeant Cardwell, porformed several lively airs. ,
.i. lofty and weL•deciced IJiisiiiis [(01 g lv, intiniie
delight to tlir large number of juvenile.' present. i
Among the elite were Mr. aul Mn. U. Brlisee, Mr.
Mrs., and the Misses ktodington, Mr. Bolington, jun.,
Mr. Goss. Mr. alien, Missal and Master Flux, &a.
Tee gimes B.ttng.uiu sahg one or trf., pi,oes in a very
Wee style, sod altogether the evening was one
that will be plessinAly remembered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

Varittito.

Says John to Tom, "Toni are you in for the Maine
Liquor Law r "Ye., in for the hker, but not for the
law."
Josh Billings uttered a great truth when he said,
"He who by his " biz," would rise, mast either bust
or advertise."
In walking always turn your toes outward and your
thoughts inward. The former will prevent your falling
into the collars, and the latter will prevent your falling
into iniquity.
A ferryman whilst rowing over • river was asked by
• timid lady in his boat whether any persons werellever
lost in the stream. "Oh, no," said he, "we always
find 'em agin in • day or two'
rA:CESTRICITIES OF AOTHoll3.—Btilwer rit " Night
and moroire," What he did with the rest of the day
is not statod. Collins nit "After Dark." Perhape he
couldn't rit so well by day. "To Fano nit "All in
the Dark." I don't see how he did it without • lit..
How could he dot the i's or krosa the t's ? Some anther
wrote "Bound in the Wheel." An unkumfortable
posishn tu rite
.in hound to • wheel. Thunder
Carpenter rit "Sit Months at the White House." I
space that was as long, as he stade there, his time hate'out. Gilmore rote Four Years in the Saddle," so
'tis sod. He must have had • " quiet horse." Sum
orther rote "All for the Best." That must her been
Seward. That's him kiwi throe. Miss Muloek rote
"Nothing New." This oonld be said of many others
with propriety. Harrington nit "Inside." I take it
for granted that most people do. It wouldn't be kum-
forteble ritein, on the sidewalk in rainy weather.
Some orther hoo didn't give his name note" Altogether
Wrong." A good moony hes copied from his stile,
but hey had the etruntry to give us their names, bein'
lost to theme. Mrs Msekentie Daniels rote "After
Long Years." Sensible woman. If sum or the rest or
'em would wait till they git to the go or diakretion, It
would be better lee all kowyegawl—ereed
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

THREE BURGLARIES BY A LIBER A TEL)

CONVICT.

On Wednesday last a sonnet was liberatel at Port •
land, being sent off by traM. Ile seems to have gone
only a short distanee, and then returned to the island.
With singular elf rontery,on the nights of the ith and Bth
he broke into the hon.,, of two word dr J. Palmer
and Mr. J. Harris, and also into the Devonshire Arms,
kept by Mr. G. Parsons. From these houses he stole
a large quantity of wearing appirel, also an
&arum cluck, and provisions, including silbc. of
fresh pork, salt beef, bread. butter, tea. sugar,
Ise. Of course, the police kept a sharp look-ont for
this interesting individual, end thin (Monday) morning
they apprehended him near the Ferry Bridge, wearing
some of the stolen clothes:

UNTING APPOINTMENTS.
ViILATHER PZILIMTING.
The Beet Dorset Hounds will meet on the first open
day at Durwesten Bridge—at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds will meet on the first open
day at Sydling Barn—at 11
The Purbeck Harriers will meet on Thursday. at Corte
Common—at 11.
The Blackmer. Vale Fogbound' will meet on Tuesday,
(this day) Heyde:3l,Am; Thursday, Ned-lynch Gate;
Friday, 13th, Fitehead Neville—at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

BIRTHS.

December 24, at Bournemouth, the wife of the Iter.
F. F. Eliot, of a daughter.
December 27, at Weet-street, Poole, the wife of Mr.
John J. Norton, of a 800. _

--December 29, at Charlea-atreet. Doreheeter, the wife
of Mr. Treavea, of a ion.

December 36, at 3S, St. The:lrak-street. Weymouth,
the wile of Mr. T. Hodder, of a son. .

December 30, at High-street. Poole, the wife of Mr.
J. Warn, outfitter, of & son, still-born.

December 30, at ' West ICiiiihton, the wife of Mr. W.
flellyar, of • daughter.
December 31, et Wareham, the wife of Mr. H. J.
Marahallsay, of • son.

January I. at Sutton Pointe, the wife of Mr. William
Went, gardener, of a daughter.

MARRIAGE.
December 26, at the pariah church, l'oxwell, by the
Rev. 0. P. Sylvester. Levi Rigga, to Harriet Hooper,
both ot the same place.

December 27, aiSt. Mary's, Meloombe Regis, by the
Rev. H. C. Chi.°ld, Mr. Charles Taylor, of Crewkerne,
to Sarah, third daughter of the late Mr. Crickmay, of
Weymouth.
December 29, at Charminster, by the Rev. C. Tucker,
Mr. Edward Perham, to Elise, oily daughter of the
late Mr. John Clark, both nf Charminster.
December 29, at West Knighton, by the Rev. W.
Urquhart, Mr. Itiehard Otuidary, to Miss Mary Legg.
December V, at West Knighton. by the Rev. W.
Urquhart, Mr. W. Hellier, to Miss E. Pearce.
Janaary 1, at the Congregational Chapel, Poole, by
the Rev. T. Orr, Mr. Thomas Ellis, of Lineoln, to Susan
Trew, of Poole.

Di &TIM

December 4. at Horsford.street. Weymouth, Capt.
Nicholas Warry. at an advanced see.
Doesmber 7, at Salted', Cornwall, William Step
bard,/ea., lei 30.
D•011111ther Z.= , of consumption, Elisabeth Mary, eldest
and belond daughter of Yr: Thomas Whittle, Langton
Herring, aged n.
DOCCICbSI n, at Houghton, Blandford, Joseph
Cameron. the beloved son of Mr. William Drake, after
Iwo "re illness, aged 3 years and U months.
Deoembar 30, at 2, Ciarence.buddiags, Weymouth,
'Climb's& Maria Kendall. the youngest and beloved
shienater of Mrs. rotb•=7. 4iretrl7 regretted by her
family and friends. Her end wee peace.
Dmensiser 31. at Milton Abbas, Hrs. Sarah Harnett,
aged 84 mere.
Jarrow, I, at Weymouth, Kim Mary Honeybee.
eged 48.
Jassuary 2, M Higher Whatcombe, Kim Fanny Cuff,
Sri 53 years.
jearnery 3, at Upwey. William Harry Mbar, the
beloved ma of lb. B.?. liilliss, aged 8 months.
Jemmy% at Winshamealm, the Bov. John Bidont
Sam/. ILA-. !siker ef nebcombe and Vida'
sow,. oi
mad 995 years, sun of B. B. Harvey, Bal.,
lake •I failaitos.
jmallfutt= amkalireet, Derebasler, (Moro
lisser 0 , ite., ia Ida QM yew.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

EXETER MARKETS Famtv.

Csrvth Paw= —Fat bullocks, 124 tid toll. ad. per score,store
cattle tis to at tkl per ditto. CoVru and calves £lO 10. to XIS ISs.
Steers. £9 to £lO each. Sheep, middling supply; businms
little more stirring than for cattle. Bad ewew and wither..
bal tO tied ; large ewes 7ed per lb. Lambs, ad per lb. Store
lioggete about 359 to 36. each. Pigs 491 to tiOs ; sllln. las to
240. There was starcely say dock in the market this morn-
ing owing to the inclemency of the weather. Very little • Iter-
ation in the prices.
PORL CIACARRS.--Large, 19s tolls fsi ; small, lls ad to 134 6d
per score. Large !Ripply.
CORN Exclissoa.—lket white wheat Se Cod to Els 9d ;
ditto red, 6. 3d to Ca ad per albs. Barley, es lid to es ad per
busbeL Flour (noperflue), 40s to 4:9 Od ; ditto (6114 ilds to Sae
ditto (seconds), Ma Oat to 37. per seek. Oats, as ad to as 6d per
itapethal bushel. —Trade dull.
Stiouturs.—Beef, ad to limb; veal, 71d to aid; mutton, 7d to
Si.l ; pork, 7id to so ; bacon, Sid ; iamb, Std per lb.
PANXIBR.—Ducks, to to Of ; (owls. as tid ; geese, gs ad
toll, each; butter, 1. 91 per lb ; eggs, to bar Is; rabbits, Is ad
per brace; harm, 3s to es (k 1 each; woodcocks, So 9.1t0 lb Cid
per brace; snipes, 2m; pheasaute, lid to 7. ad Partridges, ds
per brace; turkeys, 74 to 7s (hi each; ',tenons, 10d each.

CHIPPENHAM CORN. MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET.
There was a lair supply of all kinds of grain, With a
quiet trade. at about last week's prices: The following are the
quotadloiv. :- Wheat, 20s to 210.1 Oil per soca ; barley. 30, to
40s per qr ; oats, Vs to 36. 'per qr. ; &an+, tbi to 27. Oil per
rack ; pawl, 21s to 22. per rack; vetches, —• to —a per bushel
Beef, bid to 0,1 per lb ; mutton, bid to tkl per lb
lamb, led per lb ; veal, bid to Od per lb ; bacon, lld per lb
Pork. 11.0.1 par score. Powls,ll. lid to 4. 11d per couple
'hick°o", 2.6,1 to ds per couple ; ducks, alto 4s Gd per couple
turkeys, be Gd to Ds each; geese. Oa to 7s each. Milk butter
Is tid to Is 84.1 per lb. Plgeone, Is 2.1 to le Id per pair. Egg.,
10 a shilling.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

VOltot el.—Theo marAets hare been
sparing!) supplied with potatoes. The trade has beau Ilrm,
steady currencies

Engli4l Regent/I
Scotch 14440111 a •
Rocks

CO.I to 91. per ton.
604 LO ese

Dolltaxlet---Owing to the aevere storm which net in, and
prevailed for ten days or more, there i, almost complete
stagnation In the potato trade. But very Nw are brought to
market, and still fewer find purchaaers, little more than a
retail busineav being tarried on. Prlce. remain the mine,
regenta making front 7s 0.1 to Si lid, matt be ed to St lid per
load.
Maxongsvax.—Potatore. Yorkshire 10s to 100, Scotch tit to
10s Cheshire in tid to 9. per 2521ba, corrot. 7n to be, onion.
to 00s per I.lollm, turnips 10s to 14. per 16 pecka.
Loam,. lith- -The supnlien of potatoes are not extensive.
The trade is firm, an.l picas are giteady. English regents 00.1
to 90a; Scotch reffsol‘• 60. to 10v: and rock., 00. to 70e per
ton.
•

HOP MARK VT.
Lone, 4:U.—Dimino' in the hop market hem been on a
moderate male to-day. The supplies of produm have been
tolerably good. Prime qualities have realised full prices with
• belay inquiry, etherwi. the market hem been quiet. Mid
and Eme. Kents, 851 to ; Wealds of Keats, 46s to fles ;
Sures, 30. to 71$; fitraato Dad wuntry, 156 to Mt ; mat outs
956 to 506 per wt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-10

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-31

MITI:DER NEAR TIPPERARY.

MA Omit QUiDIiVIIII. a respectable farmer on the
est.te of Mr. Stafford O'Brien, was murdered on Friday
• short distance front Tipperary. He was
walliMir with Lis wile when he was overtaken by two
fouler., named Donovan and Delany, who offered him
g seat in their car. Quietism had hardly taken his beat
when one of the men jumped down, seized • large stone
uel struck him /eve T.II nt blows upon the temple.
Tie pair then drupged bins elf the car, beat him fear-
fully about the helot with stone., and left bins in a dying
in the road. QUili7iV•ll has since died, and
w.raids base been issued for the arrest of ti c perpetra•
turn of the outrage. It is tallied that the deceased, who
was lout-warner news ii as tenant un the estate, had
Mt." le red and pre vete d Delany from obtaining • piece
el land fur • person in whom ho was interested.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-31

CATTLE 1Lt31618.

MITROPOLTTLI, It —We have a fin, more beasts than last
Tburaday ; the czars, however, ts in foreign. Trade I. good,
and choked qualities are rather dearer. The number of sheep
Is also rather larger still the supply is limited, and there Ii
a fair demand at donday's quotation& Choice calves are
scarce, and malice higher rates. Our foreign supply consists
of 480 beads, 4,480 •op, and 105 calves.
Best Scots Herefords .. • . 5 Bto 6 0
- _ _

Beet Shori-horns
Second quality Bead • 3 I to 4
Calves 4 to
Best &owns & to 7
Beet Long-wcols,
Ewes & second quality, . .. 6 to 6
Bead at market, 900; sheep and lambs, 8, ; calves,
166; and pigs, 30.
28.—At thim day's market the supply of fat
beds wee good, and trade on ,tbe whole very indiff Grant,
An improvement, however, was noted with regard to mutton,
which had a quick de. WV'S were not in exams of the
inquiry for them, which wan spirited. A. fair trade was done
in both bacon and porket pigs. Pried—Beef, ad to 81; mutton
lid to 100 ; veal, ad to Od. Bacon pip, Ps 341 to as 3d;
porket de, 5. 94 to 10s ad per score:
Oct. 25.—Our market was again overstocked with
beef, the supplies from Ireland being far above the average, and
the Sued ddriptions also being large. Trade was • trifle
better then hat week, but prices were quite as low, best descrip-
tions idling at 704 and 72e, and middling mad inferior at from
00s to 681 per cwt. The supply of sheep was rather short but
It proved sufficient for the demand, which wee anything but
brisk, and beat withem sold at fld, and in a few cadet 914 per
lb., while ewes and mined description. realiswa t .nJ 1154
store cattle we received about 1000 from Ireland'
, they were in
better condition than those which came to hand last week, but
trade was very quiet, and prices showed a downward tendency.
There was • very short supply of mach cows, but euflicient for
the demand, there being little inclination to buy during the
prevalence of the toot and mouth disease. The st.pply of pigs
numbered over 2000, and proved in axed of the demand; It
wee difficult to effect a clearance, and there was a marked fall
' in prices, baoon pigs ailing at as 10d and 95, and porkers at
from St 341 to 9s 8d per score.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-31

THE NEW ALLIANCE.

_
A new .cm:;t details the steps which have been
token to bring about the alliance, in which Mr. Seat.
Respell pleyed • proud'', nt ',art. Mr. Russell first
tried the loath: le uf the Liberal party,but they promptly
declined to h,ve anythibg to do with this new expert.
&cot in social .ci, mu' lie then turned to the Con.
.eivaiives, and they, it is inferred, gladly seised the
portunity ler "out flanking the Radicals" awl " steal-
tag the thunder."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-31

STORE NEMER NEWTON.

A CIIIILD ATTACKED TR A &&T.—lt has been generally
sdinittol that the common gaglish rat has oarnivorous
propensities. Au butanes in corroboration of this
occurred last week in this town. In the dusk of the
evening, a mother had left her child, en infant about
IS months old, in it. bed, and had left the house for a
short time. The neighbour@ were attrasted by the loud
cries of the child, when, on entering to aseertain the
canes, they °Nerved a large rat decamp from the child's
room. On exeminstion, the child was fonnd to have
been atteeked and bitten by the rat. which had lett
several wounds on its forehead. The rat has, however,
been.ine* o:gle.nred. and • termination inade to its
predatory k
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-31

Dorsetsbitt.

atatirposi" tiVrioair; rhatD°llllTBhe PrinffilLoe an-iWPrlence6rit °or W161°8116
trill arrive at Grichel Howe on • visit to Mr. H. G.
tlllitt*aliMPai'LlrronTliboasndbaLnDwegracimoustberliPtibe'lled t"
a
of the Lonl Portman bet, apPoinappointed to "talrvevoise
lieutenant of the chanty Dorset daring the Lord
Lientenant'sabeence from Great Britain. Appointment
dated 17th October, 187 L
COMMITTED TO THE DORSET COOSTy PallioN...—
48C14i9N1 and Atoka : Edwin Robert Sheppard.
ShoPnard, and Ell Mastarinan, burgiarly and stealing
an umbrella, cord-hags, &a., at Blandford.—Hard
Labour: Patrick Brine, misbehavionr in Weymouth
union, 1 calendar month; Edward Morgan and George
Tucknoft, misbehaviour in BlancUord union, 1 calendar
month; Mary Ann Sargeant, leaving family charge-
able at Weymouth, 1 adendar month; Samuel Reeves
and William Edwards, torturing • bull at Dorchester,
I calendar month; George Hall and Hiram Savory,
stealing stockings at Child Okeford, 1 calendar month ;
David Sims, vagrancy at Yetininster, 1 calendar
month; George Resta, vagrancy at Winiborne
Minster, 23 days • Georp Singleton, vagrancy at Whn-
barna Minster, 21 days ; John Davis, breaking windows
at Stnrminster Newton, 21 daya—fapriconnont :
Giles, drunk, &a, at Portland. 7 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-31

HORRICLE SUICIDE AT WEYMOUTH
BARRACKS.

wutdmafbwroono:edyn..::sainbtiliohimiidffeb:.
ad
bent
About eight on Thursday morning, a private of
the 7th Fitailirs blew his brains out. Dermased had
obarge of the small armi chest. He took a rifle from
the arm chest in No. 2 passage, and tied • bootium to
the rope handle of the &rut chest and to the trigger of
the rifle. It Is @apposed when his resolution was
formed ho leant back, the trigger wu pulled, and the
«intents discharged through his bead, blowing away
the whole of the right side, and spattering the wall and blood, bOllOll, laaa brain& gig thene wan
TGehlielmngaswCitiairk, a native of Ireland, and he enlisted with
tbe 7th it F.. at Manchester in November, 1857. His
chsraeter was good and be was in poseession of throe good-conduct badges, and partly on that account was
entrusted with the ears of the spare arms that always
remained in the arm chest. The mea of his oompany
have not notieed any intimation that he was about to
perpetrate the deed, but he was of a quiet solemn di..
position, and for the last week had been drinking
herd, but he never got into any trouble through
drink. Joseph Drake, groom, met Clark at the door
about eight o'clock, and saw him walk towards Um
Walter Muggleworth saw him take the gun
arm chest, and witness then went into No. 6. A. little
named Walter
and as the boy ran past him, the inn
and Muuleworth ran back into No. 7 room
to Drummer Pemberton" He's going to shoot
found Clark lying down on the floor, close to the batik
Drummer Pemberton ran Into the passage, end
pool of blood, with the riflo across his fare
against the skirting board. He took
away the rifle, which was still smoking, and *Wed
out the men of his company, who immediately sent
for the dootor• Dr. Carey was instantly in attendsnoe
and found that the right side of his face we' shot
away, and he was quite dead; Deceased was then re-
moved to the post-mortem room. A non.comosinioned
officer was placed in charge of the arm-abut, although
there was no ammunition there. A court of
inquiry was held at the orderly room, and the
borough police were informed In the meantime. There
is rather • mystery as to how he could have obtained
the ball cartridge, with whith the deed we. done. No
more ammunition was found on him, and it is thoggise
he might have obtained a cartridge at the butte or lit
skirmishing. No reason has been assigned for the sot'
only a minute before Private Bowdery spoke to hiau.
an damaged answered "good monde( "in his umw
way. The bell was hand in the papa smeibed
two put* A oboe 91 disemses vemik-ibelo ins
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-31

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NEW SEASON'S TEAS
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Moore Brother' Beet Scra& T b ki per
Roos Bad Family Tea ls &I per lb
Ripe, full, trelloe flavour:desk ;Mb strength.
Flneat Pak Lin, or &yam. Tea
Full of flavour, choice rich finality, and indeed preferred by
many to the kighost class of sonelfong
Finest flouchong Toa
Th is ivill be found particularly line, rich, and choice quality;
highly reecntmended.
dir One Penny per lb deduction on 451 h b sit and 20Ib bap
of asq kind of Tea.