The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17 00:00:00

NEXT SALE, JAN. 21, AND NOT JAN. 28,
AS PREVIOUSLY ADVIIRTIARD.
AGRICULTURAL AND HORSE
SALES. REPOSITORY
IigSSRS. BAKER AND ENSOR beg to
Pl. retain their most sincere thanks to their Friends
ieg the Public for the groat and increasing support
they have given to these Sales for the last Seven Years,
sad to inform them that bT the advise of their pie-
.o4 s.,,voriseN they will in future hold them FORT-
NIGHTLY.
The nest Sale will take plan on SATURDAY,
JANUARY 21M

HIGH-STREET, DORCHESTER
WILLIAM WOOLSTON, Coow AND Cow-
summits, gratefully acknowledges the kited
and liberal patronage be has received from the Nobility,
Clergy, Gantry, and the Public generally num his com-
niencement in bunnies, and begs respectfully to solicit a
continuance of their favors, assuring them that his best
endeavours shall, as hitherto, be diligently employed to
gin that satisfaction which he has fortunately amend.
.W. has had greet experience in the flrat homes in
London Brighton, Sm., and having suesessfally pena-
lised the French, English, and Swim styles of Artistisal
Confectionery, under the best Artists, be is fully pre-
pared to execute all orders with which he may be
honored according to the tastes and wishes of his en-
towers, and to any extent. He will he happy to super-
intend personally the serving-up of any order.
LIST OF ARTICLES MADE DAILY.
CAKES.
Rich Madeira, Dundee, Pound, Genoa, Savoy
Almond; Italian and Diet Breads.
DESSIMIX-k WINE CAKES,
Champagne, Vittoria, Naples Biscuits, Routs. Italian
Basks, Msocaroone, Rattidas, and Mixed Fancy, peril-
lions, As. to., am
BISGUITS.
Cm/koala, Coen, Wafer, Mixed Yorks, Unions, Tao
bridge, Shrewsbury, Bath Oliver, and Digestive, ha.
Rich Wedding Cakes, unequalled by any House
in the West of England, decorated to any design;
Committee, Bonbons, /cc., suitable for Wedding Break-
fasts and Private Parties.
News, Rabies, Oiteaux, Meringue, MantiUy d
cariunoi pikes, de., 4/owe.
BALLS AND ROUTS SUPPLIED.
W. W. leirt to call attention to his celebrated
MADEIRA, DUNDEE, and GENOA CAKES, and
feels confident that one trial will stake to establish
their superiority to any out of London. The recipes
for these Cakes are not in the possession of any other
person in this neighbourhood, and the public are re-
spostfully cautioned against spurious and unwholesome
imitations.
Agent for Brocilreopp's Celebrated TEAS; Cad.
beiry's Continental COFFEE, Dietetic, Houma:meth*
and Soluble COCOAS and CHOCOLATES; Bishop's,
Walker's, and other Ard-elase BRITISH WINES •
Potted Meat.; Cart's BISCUITS and INFANT
FOOD; Superior German Sausages, fresh eve, y week.
Crystalised FRUITS, various; JAMS, JELLIES, and
COMPOTE, in 'greet variety4riu or ORANGE
MARMALADE, LIQUEURS ( Lied), Dr. Kitche-
ner's MEDICATED LOZENG , Delectable Mag-
num Bonilla and Voice JUJUBES, Pate de Jujubes,
every variety of LOZENGES, French and English
COMFITS, Coltafoot, Beth, and other PIPES.
Pickles, Sauces, Anchovies. Sardines, Syrups,
Emotion, Nelson's opaque Gelatine and Isinglass.
Bottled Fruits, Ac., Ac.
A PUBLIC BEFIMSIIMENT ROOM.
Ices, Soups, kn., in einem, always ready.
NAL—AII articles from this Establishment are war-
ranted of the purest quality.
or Please observe the address, nearly opposite Mr.
Badombe's establishment, High-street, as unprincipled
persons have misled messengers sent to W. W's Estab-
lishment by making false statements.

DORCHESTER MARKET.
fiv..,:ARB. BAKER AND KEBOB bn—io
annotine that Muir NUT FORTNIOH7ILY
sALE of Fat Stook, Horses, Curiae's, hoplaassate,
will be brid on SATURDAY, Jasualt2 21, 1880.
PitSRIIT RITRITS.
3 Fat Heifers.
Fat Down Within.
Fat Down Ewes.
S Maws sod Calves.
te Fat Swath Down Welber,.
Bows cob, 6 years, 14 heads, sound, ma • pod
Bart.
wa bred Bey Mare, 8 years, quiet in Mingle and
Dorado Hareem, clever Huntress, and will terry • Lady.
Gig, Dog Cart, and Harness.
10 Prime Fat Polled Boot Hader&
Fit Heifers.
50 Fat Horned Withers.
30 Fat Down Withers.
30 Fat Down RIMS.
Two-year-old Devoe Bull.
Two Cows and Calves.
Hack Hone, 5 years, 151 hands, sound, and quiet to
ride and ride.
Brown Cob, 5 yens, Hi, nand, and • quiet good
hask.
Bay Cart Horse, 7 years, a good worker.
mu' Harness.
Phaton, Saddle, BridlejDog Cart, Hams.., and
Corn Bin.
The Cow Stock and Sheep sod boo sant to tisa Cattle
Market, and Horses and Carriages to the Repository,
adjoining the " Flume of Feathers" litn, by 10 o'Cloek
In the morning. The AUCTIONIZIS would recommend
persoll.ll at a distance to send Stock and Horses the day
before. *abbot and keep for Horses and Stook sent
the day before, or remaining over until neat Bale, pro-
vided at moderate charges.

DORCHESTER MARKET.
VIESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR will SELL
ILL BY AUCTION at their HORSE REPOSITORY,
adjoining tbe " Phone of Feathers" Inn. on &atm-
Dir. January 21, 1860, at Three o'Cloek in the After.
COOO, the following, late the property of MI. WILLIAM
HAIDING. Vi!. :
A Capital BAY COB.
A very neelnl CHESNUT MARE, good in
harness.
LIGHT WAGON (new).
?RATON.
Gig, Cart, and Gig HARNESS, SADDLES,
BRIDLES, ie.

PUCKNOLL FARM,
Str Miles from Bridpert, end Ten from Dorchester.
Notice of an Important Sale of 92 head of Dairy Cows,
Barrenera. Steers, and Built, 8 Cart and
Hackney Hones, 15 Pip, Dairy Utensils, Wagons,
Carts, and Agricultural Implements.
IIEISSRS. BAKER AND ENSOR respect-
fully announce that they have been honoured
instructions from the Executors of the late G. Y.
lawiel, Fem., to SELL BY AUCTION, the above, on
Me Premises, oa Thursday. February 2nd.
Fall particulars will be given in future Advertisements
sad Catalogues.
Refreshments will be provided at 12, and the Sale will
commence at 1 o'clock.
A punctual attendance is solicited.

DORCHESTER
VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS.
HE COMMITTEE, COMMITTEE, appointed at a Public
1 Meeting for the Organisation of the above Corps,
having obtained the requisite number of Names, have
submitted them to the Lord• Lieutenant of the County
for Her Majesty's approval, and they be; to announce
to those persons wishing to encourage the Movement,
that the following Subecriptions have already been re-
ceived, and that Subscription Lists are now open at
the Banks in Dorchester for that purpose.
E s. .
M. Devenish, Esq. (Mayor) lO 10
Charles Porcher, Req.
Edward L. Kiudersley, Esq.
John F. Hodges, Esq.
Reeve, Eacj., Came House
Hastings N. Middleton, Seq. lO 10
Mr. AS. Mason
Robert Hayne, Emil.
The May. W. B. L Hawkins 9O
G. J. Andrews, Bag
Miss F. C. Churchill
Miss E. A. Churchill 5
Mr. James Yeanley 2
Mr. James Foster
Mr. Treace
G. Carom, Esq.
Dr. Cowdell 5
Mr. F. Lock 1
Mr. E. Moudey 5
Mr. Joseph Scott,
The Rev. J. M. Colson 1
The Rev. James Cr..
Major Bement
The Van. Archdeacon Binekle 5
Edward Pearce, EN 5
J. V. Lawrence, Eim.
W. D. Tapp, Eim.
Mr. Luke Groves
Mr. Charles Pommy 1
Mr. Joseph Lock
Mr. Charles Tama
F. Bisset Hawkins, Esq., N.D. ao
Mr. John Hondas
Mr. Edward Cram 1
Rev. M. I Green
John Hay' ne Req.
Mr. W. Manley 2
Mr. James Frond 1
Dorset County Express
T. Coombs, Req 5
Mr. Hayward 2
Giles Symonds, Esq. 2
Mr. Robert Damon
The Rev. Mr. Kairiale
Theßev. James
—Staple., RN. 2
Mr. 8. Comas Ol
F. Lambert, Req.
Miss Jane Yeatmaan
J. 8.. Tonga, Esq.
Mr. Watson 1
Mr. Patch 1
Mrs. Gray
Henry Arden, Esq.
Mr. Steels
Messrs. J. and B. Davis
Mr. Hamel Ol
Mr. Read 1
Mr. W. Harding 1
Mr. John Pouney
Mr. Newnian
, Mrs Pattison
Herbert Williams, Esq.
,
, Reginald Thornton, Esq. 5
Mr. J. T. Shorto
James Crane, Fag 1
,
Robert Devenish, Req
The Rev. 8.. Smith 5
,
Mrs. Porcher
G. Mayo, Esq.
Rev. F. G. Urquhart 1
Rm. W. Urquhart
Rev. Deere Cleinstaon
j
R. B. Sheridan, Esq. M.P.
Robert Williams, Req.
•
Captain A. Foster.
Rev. T. W. Knipe.
A Friend 1
H. C. Start, Esq.

NOTICE OF SALE OF
60 HEAD OF COW STOCK
AT WADDOCK FARM,
One Mile trout the Moreton Station of the Southampton
and Dorchester Railway.
3AM511.13. BAKER and ENSOR beg to
.o_l. announce that Mr. PAINE'S ANNUAL SALE
of
DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS,
will be held on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1860
Particulars will he given in future Advertisements
and Handbills.

•
CANFORD MANOR FARM, DORSET,
One Mile and a Half from the Wiinborn• Station.
uaroaTarn SALE of 64 Prime DAIRY COWS and
BARRENERS, 8 capital CART HORSES, HACK
andCLET coLra, WAGONS. DUNG CARTS, and
Giber Agricultural Implements. the Property of Mrs.
Meetia, omitting the said Farm.
MR. H. RICHARDS has been instructed to
announce that he will SELL by AUCTION, on
the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, FIIIUAIT suoseo,
the whole of the STOCK and IMPLEMENTS,.. above
particulars of which will be given in handbills and futani
advertisements.
Sale to commence at one o'clock. Refreshments will
be provided.
Abbott. Court, Blandford, Jan. 13, 1800.

THE EUROPEAN AND COLONIAL
WINE COMPANY.
No. 122, PALL MALL, LONDON.
rIIHZ above Company has been formed for
the purpose of supplying the Nobility, Gentry,
and Private Families with PURE WINES of the highest
shaman, and a raving_ of at least 30 per cent.
SOUTH AFRICAN SHERRY 2. k 245. per doz.
SOUTH AFRICAN PORT 20s. k 245. „
Tbe Angst ever introduced into this country.
ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY .... 325. „
A truly excellent and natural wine.
SPARKLING EPERNAY CHAMPAGNE 38..,,
Equal to that usually charged SOL per doz.
SPLENDID OLD PORT (Ten years lath.
wood.)
ST. JULIEN CLARET „
(Pure and fres front all acidity.)
PALE COGNAC BRANDY s2s. IL 60..,,
BOTTLLS AND PACKAGES INCLUDED.
" Their South African Wines are not only agreeable
hxtzarly delicate and pure, and without that
ore • of spirit so commonly found in low priced
wines." —Vide Morning Post, Feb. 170, 1859.
" They have • splendid Sherry which they designate
'The Royal Victona Sherry,' and the quality so rich,
lull devoured, and yet so delicate to the palate, that it
will coon be found by the public to he not unworthy of
it. Royal name."—Vide Court Journal, Feb. 19th,
1859.
Delivered free to any London Railway Station.
Tenni each.
WILLIAM REID TIPPING, Manager.
8014 Agent for Dorchester and Western District-- Mr.
T. Y. ITLLOCH, Genera, High Fast-street, Dor-
chester, at whom Samples and Prim-lists can be
obtained.

AxT WOOLSTON, COOK AND CONFEC-
T V . TIONEK, 111011.8TICET, DOILCIIIIITILI, has a
VACANCY for a respectable and intelligent Youth, aa
an APPRENTICE. A moderate premium required.

EDUCATION, DORCHESTER.
MR. HANN'S SCHOOL will RE-OPEN
(DV.) JANUARY 1816, 1860.
TWO VACANCIES FOR BOARDERS.

CERNE LODGE.
TIME DUTIES of MR. BEACH'S SCHOOL
1 will COMMENCE as WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18th.
Cants Abbas, Jan. 10th, HMO.

DORCHESTER AND WOOL TURNPIKE
frHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of
the Trustees or Couimissioners will be held at the
COMITY HALL, in Dorchester, on SATURDAY, the
Oh day of February next, at 12 o'clock at noon, for
examining and auditing the aooounts for the past year,
reporting the state of the roads, and the transaction of
pound business.
GEORGE ARMIN,
Clerk to the Mate**.

CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, COMMERCIAL I
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, DORCHESTER.
---
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
MR. HANN begs to inform the Inhabitants
of Dorchester and ita Vicinity that he intends
to REMOVE his Establishment from Selisbury-terraos
to a large and healthy house in North-square, where,
with strict attention to the health and education of his
Pupils, he hopes to merit their patronage and Nippon,.
TailllB ON APPLICATION.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
--•
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH
is the only STARCH used in
HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRY,
And as souse unprincipled Parties are DOW making and
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BEGS TO ANNOUNCE HIS RETURN FROM LONDON WITH A NEW AND WELL-
SELECTED STOCK OF
GENERAL DRAPERY,
Consisting of the Newest Styles in FANCY DRESSES, SHAWLS, MANTLES, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
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THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT
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HATS AND CAPS IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES.
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trusts to be favoured with the kind patronage hitherto conferred on him.
lOr Agent for LINCOLN and BENNETT'S Best Hats, and also for FORD'S Eureka Skirts.

GENERAL STATEMENT
OF THE
FUNDS OF THE SAVINGS BANK,
BST A BLISH ED AT
DORCHESTER, IN THE COUNTY OF DORSET,
For the Year ending 20th Novansaa, 1859, pursuant to 9th Geo. IV., cap. 92, sec. 46.
es
President—Tus EARL Or SHAFTESBURY. Vice-President—HENßY FRAMPTON, ESQ.
Ills
The Trustees of the &wive Bask established at Dorchester.
CHARGE.

The Hate of Annual Interest allowed to Depositors is £3 per Cent.
Crs. E s. d.
Ilte Balance due on the 20th November, 1858, brought forward 82177 17 0 (4..)
Total Amount
No. of of will Class.
Depositors. E s. d.
175 whose respective Balances on the 20th November, 1859 (in- k 69 9 6
eluding Interest), did not exceed El each )
446 Ditto were above kl and not exceeding 1:5 each 1229 19 2
372 Ditto were above £.5 and not exceeding £lo each 26.51 4 7
252 Ditto.... .were above £lO and not exceeding £ls each 3003 8 7
158 Ditto were above 1:15 and not exceeding £2o each 2698 19 8
246 Ditto were above £2O and not exceeding Eth each 5872 1 1
980 Ditto... ..were above LW and not exceeding £4o each 6596 12 1
87 Ditto were above £4O and not exceeding £3o each 3887 3 2
153 Ditto were above £5O and nut exceeding £7s each 9283 19 3
82 Ditto were above £75 and not exceeding. ....£lOO each 7034 18 4
71 Ditto were above ElOO and not exceeding £125 each 7853 11 10
52 Ditto were above £125 and not exceeding £l5O each 7149 12 3
93 Ditto wets above £l5O and not exceeding £2OO each 15972 7 6
13 Ditto exceeding £2OO
--
2400 Total No. of Depositors
27 Charitable Societies
14 Friendly Societies
24411T01el No. of Aosownla Total Balances . 77386 19 5
Balance invested with the Conamiesioners on the Separate Sur- 81936 19 5 Deduct
plus Fund Acconnt, an the 20th November, 1859, as per 2550 0 0
opposite aide
Surplus 240 17 7
Deduct the portion thereof reserved to meet the current Expenses, as directed per I
240 17 7
23 see. 9 Geo. IV. c. 92
Actual Amount to be carried to the Separate Surplus Fund Account, on the 90th I
November, 1859
Witness our Hands this fifth Day of January, 1860.
J. MORTON COLSON, Trustee and Manager of the
DACRE CLEMETSON, f said flavinp Bank.
Wifeete-0. H. DAVIS, Actuary.

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CONTRACTED STIFF JOINTS.
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"PROUD, CHEMIST, High East-rt., Dorchysisr.
AUENT Fos HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA.
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FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY, 1660.
S.
LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN.
WIER 1)536.—11P TRAINS.
Weymouth d: Dorchester, rid Southampton, to Lowdow
Chloe. 1&2 1 k 2 1.2.3 1 k2l &I II k 2 1,2,3 i Mail
A.N. •.11. F.M.P.M.
630 829 201210 480 599 910
Roactutswita .. 650 840' 840 12 401 i it; 610ie011016
07areliatu .. lii 911 Viii lit; 210 634 63110 47
p arrive 746 940 040: 136 315 0 0, 7 6:
• !"" depart 715,916 910 110 2421 536 6 401 •
Wimhonie .. 734 944 944 :36 332 664! 7 11111 20
Ringwood .. 749 10 410 4 157 354 i 0 9' 7 3V,11 44
Southampton 8501130 12 30 30' 613' 7106 01267
l'orteuith at. II 5 2 5 .. 4401 5 861 8261
Saliebury „ • 8 0 2 5 10 351 2 b 4 0' 050.....
Beehigetoke 458 12 50 250 4 101 615 820: .. 241
London .11 15 230 a 5 Oj 650 .. 10 5 .. 430
1111 Third chute pametigen leering Dorchester (8.40 a.m.
and Weymouth (8.20 cm.). reach London at 2.30 p.m.

DOWN TRAINS.— ariMei, Baxter, é., t
WW 1.414.
& 2.1 k2l k2l k2l i 2 1,2,11
4.9.1 P.M. F. M. P.M. P.M.
Bristol 646' 9 40.11 30.12 60 5 0 0
Exeter 7 10 1410 11504263 130 5116
Taunton 51111 11 140 133 4 331 650
Dundon uS 11 25 .. 1 0 650 723
Yes 910 12 49 250, 250 k 641 Sllll

UP 718111/I. Yeeril to Exam', prilll
witna DAT/.
CUM. ittlalltsittaitl.2.3
0.0. 0.11. 411. P.B. P.LI P. IL
Yenell 710 10 ST 10 26 1151 2 6
Bunton 8 0 11 10 136 111 4 361 T 4
Taunton 819 11 31 . 1 446 1361
Exeter 36 1 o las use so so,
Bristol I 9461246 10 6 4 0, 6 14, I