The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-01-26 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET,
MONTHLY SALE.
MESSRS. BAKE& AND ENSOR beg res-
pectfully to announce that their next Monthly
Sale will take place on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
6th, 1858.
PRPRENT ENTILIED.
13 Prime Fat Heifers.
10 Superior Fat Devon Oxen.
2 Fat Steers.
2 Fat Devon Bulls.
1 Extra Fat Hereford Bull.
50 Fat 4-tooth Down Wethers.
30 Fat 4 and 6-tooth Ditto.
20 Fat 4-tooth Ditto.
30 Fat Down Ewes.
20 Fat Ditto.
3 Barreners, 2 years old.
Hereford Bull.
Very handsome Alderney Cow and Calf 4 years
old, an excellent milcher, suitable for a gentleman's
park.
Brown Cart Mare 6 years old, early in foal, sound
and good in harness.
Brown Pony, 4 yssits, 121, neuma4 anti good. in
Imo 411111Thess.•
Black Cart Horse, 7 years, 16 !lands, sound and
good worker.
Chesnut Cart Horse, 7 years, 161, sound and good
worker.
Handsome Black Cart Horse, rising 7 yrs., 17 hands,
sound, and good in harness, from his shape and strength
is calculated for dray or railroad work.
Grey Pony, 4 years, 13 hands, sound, and quiet to
ride and drive.
The Cow Stock and Sheep will be Sold in the Fair
Field at half-past Eleven o'clock, and the Horses on the
Carnhill at Three o'clock.
ar Great inconvenience having arisen from Persons
sending Stock not duly entered, Novice is HEREBY
Gay's, that no Stock will be admitted to the Sale
Ground unless catered ON OR Bitogi the SATURDAY
previous to the Sale.
Dated Jan., 1858.

MANOR OF CAME.
ANNUAL IMPORTANT SALE of • ASH and FIR
POLES, UNDERWOOD, FIREWOOD, and
FAGGOTS.
MR. FREDERICK FOOT begs to inform
Agriculturists, Carpenters, Wheelwrights, and
others, that the above Annual sale will take place on
On MONDAY, the Bth of FEBRUARY, 1858.
The whole then to be submitted to Public Competition
is lying in the COAL HILL and NORTH PLANTA-
TION, which adjoin the Wareham Turnpike Road,
and is situate 2 miles from Dorchester.
Sale to commence at ELEVEN o'clock.
Dorchester, January 11, 1858.

THE DORSETSHIRE HUNT
AN Account of the Meeting and Presentation
on the 10th February, and Portraits of James
Treadwell on horseback and of some of his favourite
Hounds, will be given in THE FIELD, THE COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN NEWSPAPER, of the 13th Feb.
Also, a Memoir of the Hunteman and an Account of the
Dorsetehire country. A portrait and Biography of the
Master appeared in The Field, of Jan. 31,1857. A copy
in return for Sixpence, or six portage stamps.
Office, 2toB, F t-street, Strand, London, W.C.

rrtHE Inhabitants of Dorchester and the neighbouring towns are reapectfully informed that the
A Exprese G Printing Office is now replete with • varied and extensive Assortment of all kinds of
Printing Materials, that
BOOBS, PAMPHLETS,
CARDS, CIRCULARS, LARGE AND SMALL BILLS,
AUCTIONEERS' CATALOGUES,
AND EVERY OTHER DESCRIPTION OF LETTER-PRESS PRINTING
Is executed on the Premises in • superior style and on reasonable terms.

T WELLMAN (inventor of the " SAFETY
• LOCK BROOCH"),
WATCH MAKER, JEWELLER,
STATIONER, dx., CHARMOUTH.
gr Agent for the WEST of ENGLAND FIRE and
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN
RAILWAY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
next
HALF YEARLY GENERAL MEETING
of the PRQPRIETORS of this Company will bera
the COMPANY'S OFFICES, at the
BRIDGE STATION, LAMBETH, on FRIDAY, the
12th day of FEBRUARY, 18158, at One o'Clock p.m.
precisely, when the Direbtors swill snit a REPORT
on the AFFAIRS of the COMPANY, • Dividend will
be declared, and the General Business of the Company
will be transacted.
The Books of the Company for the Transfer of Stock
and Shares will be Closed from Friday, the 29th day of
January, till Friday, the 12th day of February, 1858,
both days inclusive.
And Notice is hereby further given that at this
Ikethig_ there will be an ELECTION OF THREE
DIRECTORS, when JOHN Lewis, Count EvltZ, Capt.
JAIIIB GILBERT JOHNSTON, and MATISZW UZIELLI,
who retire by rotation at this time, will offer them-
selves for RE-ELECTION, and Jsmis THEOBALD,
I Esq., of Hyde Abbey, Winchester, and Wirmss VAN-
smear, Esg., M.P., of 88, St. James' Street, London,
have also given notice of their intention to become
Candidates for Election.
By Order of the Court of Directors,
L. CRONBIE,
Secretary.
Waterloo Bridge Station, London,
21st January, 1858.

MR. E. T. FIA.LON,
PROFESSOR of DRAWING and PAINTING,
- WRYBIOUTB vgie rearansellir""
BEGS to announce that he will (D. 17,5 resume
his Professional Duties with his SCHOOL
CLASSES and PRIVATE PUPILS on or about the
26th instant.
All applications for instruction are requested to be
made to Mr. FIALON, No. 2, Bond-street, Weymouth,
where specimens may be viewed.

Offers for Impoon VICTORIA and ALBERT
PHAETONS, SOCIABLE.% WAGONETTES, Four-
wheel and Two-wheel DOG CARTS, GIGS, CAB
PHAETONS with beads and side lights, adapted for
either Summer or Winter.
CARRIAGES of every description, on the most
approved principles, made to order; and repairs executed
with neatness and despatch.
For the convenience of gentlemen living at a distance,
&mistimes will be rendered in fetching or returning a
Carriage for alterations or repairs.
CARRIAGES Bought and Bold on Commission, or
taken in Exchange

_ CORONET COAc liates --
___ PORT DAILY (Sundays excepted) at 11.30 cm.,
after the arrival of the Train leavim Weymouth at
10.20 a.m. and Dorchester at 10.35, arriving at EXETER
at 5 p.m. in time for Trains to the North and South of
Devon.

WILTS AND DORSET BANKING COMPANY,
SALISBURY, 12th January, 1858.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Pro-
prietors, for receiving the DIRECTORS' REPORT on
the Business of the Company during the past year, and
for the ELECTION of GENERAL DI —MTORS for
the year ensuing, will take place within the BANK
HOUSE here, on MONDAY, the let day of FEBRU-
ARY next, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon.
The Chair to be taken precisely at Twelve o'clock.
SAMUEL PROVLS,
General Manager.

NOTICE.
"W HEREAS on FRIDAY, the 15th of
JANUARY, 1858, • COUNTRYWOMAN
called at J. BARTER'S Shop, Watchmaker, South-
street, Dorchester, and asked for a WATCH which
had been left there. As it often happens that a neigh-
bour, going into town, is deputed so to act, the Watch
was delivered to the Woman; but the rightful Owner
has not received it. The Watch is a small pair-case
one, capped, and bears the name "Peter Le Roy, 5224."
ANY PERSON having bought the Watch, and will
bring it to J. BASTES, as above, shall receive the full
amount paid for it; and ANY PERSON keeping the
Watch after this Advertisement will be liable to be
apprehended and taken before the Magistrates.
(Signed) J. BARTER.
Dated South-street, Dorchester,
January 25, 1858.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
THE ROYAL WEDDING.
ARRIVAL OF PRINCE FREDERICK
WILLIAM OF PRUSSIA.
Doves, Saturday.
His Royal Highness Prince Frederick William of
Prussia, accompanied by General Roth de Schenkenitein,
General von Idoe!the, Rittrneister von Lindern, Captain
de Schweinits, Lieutenant de Zastoon, Dr. Wegner, and
& numerous suite, disembarked at this port this morn-
ing at half-past 8 o'clock, in the Admiralty steam yacht
Vivid, Commander Allen. The precise -
Hig!iness's arrival
.was left ju.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.
rrHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
_L beg to inform their friends and the public gene-
rally, that they are now Selling their
COALS
At their Yard at Fordington, as under :
per cwt.
s. d.
Best Walls-end Coals
„ Steam ditto
Tenby Stone Coal
At the Great Western Railway Stations : •
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester, Weymouth.
Best Radstock Coals 11d. 101. 100. per cwt.
Small ditto 70. hid. 70. "
Ruabon Coals ... 13d. 124.
Bulb ditto ... 13d. 124.
Calm 120. 134.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. more than these prices. But if paid for within one
month, Is. 3d. per ton discount will be allowed; within
three months, 10d. per ton; but if not paid at the expi-
ration of three months, no discount will be allowed.
The DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY are also Importers
of Foreign and Colonial Timber and Deals, Welsh Slate,
tso., which they are now selling at very reduced
prices.
All Goods will be delivered, if requirsd, at any distance,
on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. ALFRED BURT, the Company's
Manager, will have immediate attention.

DORSETSHIRE.
ANNUAL SALE OF TIMBER AT moarroN.
MESSRS. BAKER AND ENSOR respect
fully announce that the ANNUAL SALE of-
OAK, ASH, ELM, and other TIMBER. on the Moreton
Estate, will take plaoe at the Fasarrow Arms INN,
Moarrox, on THURSDAY, the 18th of FEBRUARY
next.
Particulars will be given in future Advertisements
and Catalogues.
Dorchester, January 18th, 1858.

DORCHESTER and WEYMOUTH.
M ONSIEUR GARSTON, Professor
of
MODERN LANGUAGES,
informs his Pupils he hopes to RE-00MILIENCIZ his Lessons
this week.
Jantuu7 25, 1858.

‘VANTIrD, at CANDLEMAS, a MAN and
his WIFE; the Woman to take the manage-
ment of 6 Cows; the Man an active Farm Labourer.
Applicants with • useful Boy or two would be
preferred.
Address B. Y., Post-office, Dorchester.

DORKETSHIRE.
West Shilvinghampton Pottn, in the Parish of Por-
tisham, 7 miles from Dorchester, and 6 from Wey-
mouth.
SUPERIOR DAIRY COWS, HEIFERS,
AND FAT BEASTS.
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR respectfully
annonnoe that they will SELL BY AUCTION,
on the Premises, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of FEB-
RUARY, 1858, all the Valuable DAIRY COWS, HEI-
FERS, ko., on the above Farm, the property of Messrs.
J. and A. WHET, quitting the same, comprising 33
Prime Dairy Cows, the greater part of which will have
calved by the day of sale; also, 5 choioe 3-year-old
Devon Heifers, forward in Calf, and 4 capital Fat
Cows.
Baker and Ensor solicit the particular attention of
agriculturists and the public generally to the above
Sale as one deserving their notioe. The Cows are all
young, of the Devon breed, in good oondition and extra-
ordinary milchers.
Refreshments will be provided, and the Sale will com-
mence at One o'Clock.

DORCHESTER UNION.
PORTER WANTED.
MITE GUARDIANS of the above Union are
1 desirous of RECEIVING APPLICATIONS from
Persons willing to undertake the office of PORTER to
tbe Union Workhouse.
Particulars of Duties can be known on application to
the Clerk. Wages will be 7s. per week with rations.
Applications, with Testimonials, to be forwarded to
the Clerk on or before 10 o'clock, the 3rd FEBRUARY
next.
By Order of the Board,
HENRY LOCK, Clerk.
Dorchester, 20th January, 1858.

AVANTED ,—A Respectable Servant as
BUTLER, where a footman is kept, to live in
a Gentleman's family in the country. He must under-
stand his duties, and have a good character for honesty,
sobriety, Az.
Apply by letter to "W. P. 0.," Post-office, Bland-
ford.

CLARKE'S
NEW PATENT PYRAMID NIGHT LAMPS,
Tin at Is., Lacquered or Bronzed Is. 6d. each,
FOR BURNING THE NEW PATENT PYRAMID
NIGHT LIGHTS,
The most convenient, sate, and economical yet intro-
duced.
Sold by all Grocers and Lamp Dealers, and wholesale
by Palmer and Co., Clerkenwell, London, B.C.

ROBERT HAZEL,
FURNISHING IRONMONGER AND CUTLER,
WIRE WORKER,
IRON, TIN, AND COPPER SMITH,
DORCHESTER.
A LARGE well-selected stock of all kinds of
CUTLERY.
American Goode, comprfeing WOOD TUBS, PAILS,
CLOTHES PINS, CARPET -BROOMS, &a, Am..
BRUSHES IN GREAT
---arcirrar tevnltrterr
ELLIOTT'S TOOLS, BAR IRON, NAILS, SCREWS,
LOCKS, FILES, and STEEL TURNFURROWt3,
from BRADES'. OILS, COLORS, Sm., in variety.
All kinds of Fancy and Ornamental Wire Work,
Game Netting, Powder, Shot, and Cape,
Horse Nails, eke., dec.
Dep4 for FLAVELL'S PRIZE KITCHENER.
Agent for BARBOUR, BUSBY, and HOWARD'S
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

CARRIAGES for SALE, or to be LET on
the JOB, at HUTCHINGS' CARRIAGE
REPOSITORIES, DORCHESTER :
A CLARENCE, for a pair of Horses, painted claret,
lined blue.
A light modern ditto, for one horse or pair, painted
green, lined claret.
A ditto, painted blue, lined blue.
A ditto double BROUGHAM, painted blue, lined
drab.
A ditto single ditto, painted claret, lined drab, well
Aulteikelimaisagaaselisairw
A ditto CAB PHATON, for one or pair, with
German shutters, painted blue, lined blue.
Also, a variety of other CARRIAGES, DOG
CARTS, and GIGS.
Constant employ for an experienced.TlllllMEß.
A VACANCY for a well-educated respectable
YOUTH as an indoor APPRENTICE ; he would be
treated as one of the family. A premium required,.

LAME HORSES.
REDWOOD'S TINCTURE will be found a
most valuable remedy for the REMOVAL of
LAMENESS, arising from incipient Spasm, Ringbone,
Splent, or any unnatural ossific enlargement. It is
also very efficacious in Reducing Enlargements of, and
Removing Lameness from Sprain, or Injury of Tendons,
Ligaments, Sic. (such as Curb, Back Sinew Disease,
Sprained Joints, Re.) ; does not blemish, and can in
very many cases be applied during work. It is also
most efficacious in the diseases of the joints of Horned
Stock.
Prepared only by JOSEPH REDWOOD, M.R.C.V.S.,
Dorchester and Charminster, in Bottles, 55., Is. 6c1.,
and 10s. 6,1. each, with full instructions forwarded on
receipt of Post Office Order, payablein Dorchester.
Gratuitous advice given to purchasers, either person-
ally or by letter.
N.B. Mr. J. Redwood was formerly in Ireland for
many years sole Veterinary Surgeon to M. Bianconi's
immense mail coach and car establishment, in which
more than one thousand superior horses were
kept.
Agent for Dorchester—Mr. PROUD, Chemist.

MR. H. EDWARDS, SURGEON DasneT,
SODTH•STREET, DORCHESTER,
(Asainted by Mr. J. MOORE,) at home daily from Ten
till Five o'Clook.
Mr. H. E. attends personally at Weymouth every
Tuesday and Friday, by appointment, at the residences
of his patients, without extra charge. A notice per
post ensures an interview.

SALT.
AT THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
STATION, DORCHESTER,
Best Table Salt at Is. 64. per cwt., or 275. 64. per ton.
Best Agricultural Salt... ... 265. 64. ~
THE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
beg to inform their Agricultural Friends they
are now prepared to supply the
BEST AGRICULTURAL SALT
at any Station on the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth
Line, from Yeovil to Weymouth, in truck loads of about
5 Tons each, at 255. per Ton.
I Orders addressed to Mr. A. BURT, the Company's
Manager' will have immediate attention.
Fordington'
January 4th, 1658.

LECTURE ON MUSIC.
TOWN HALL, DORCHMTER.
MHE Public are informed that a LECTURE
on MUSIC will be delivered by Mr. RICARDO
LINTER, on Tuesday Evening at 8 o'clock, at the
TOWN HALL, DORCHT.BTER.
VOCALIST :—Miss WELLS, from the Sacred Har-
monic Concerts, London, assisted by Amateurs from
Weymouth.

DUTY OFF TEA.
TEAS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
Are now offered, with the Reduced Duty,
BY T. Y. TIILLOCH,
(LATE MASTERS AND TULLOCHO
TEA DEALER, GROCER, AND PROVISION
MERCHANT,
NEXT THE XING'S ARMS HOTEL,
DORCHESTER.
A Twelvemonth's Stock of TEAS purchased prior to the
hostilities commenced at Canton.
TY. TIILLOCH begs to call the attention
. of his numerous patrons, and the public generally,
(especially all large consumers), to his choice and well.
selected stock of very superior Teas, which combine •
strength and flavour rarely to be met with in any
country establishment.
All Teas since the 6th of April last reduced 44. per
lb.
Really good strong useful Congon Tea, 2s. Bd.,
2s. 10d., and 3e. per lb. The best Congon Tea, very
strongly recommended, 3e. 4d. and 3e. 6d. per lb. Rich
Souchong Teas, very choice and rare in flavour and
strength, 3s. 84., 3e. 10d. and 4s. per lb.
Choice Coffee, whole or ground, Is. 2d., is. 4d.,
Is. 6d. and Is. Bd. per lb.
Cocoa, Raw and Refined Sugars, Spices' Fruits,
Pickles, Sauces, Jams, Jellies, Bottled Fruits, Sardines,
Isinglass, Gelantines, Ice
And every description of general Groceries at equally
' moderate prices.
, Cari's Biscuits, Superior British Wines, Cigars, and
Tobacco.
' All orders amounting to 40s. and upwards, will be
delivered Carriage Free to any Railway Station within
twenty miles of Dorchester.—By this arrangement all
parties residing at • distance will have the benefit of •
good wholesale market not to be surpassed for quality
and cheapness by any house in London.

WANTED FOR EXPORTATION,
AQUA.NTITY of left-off WEARING
APPAREL of all kinds, also Watches, Clocks,
Time Pieces, Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments,
Jewellery, and every description of portable property.
Advice per poet must be sent with all parcels.
Mears. BANKS and Co., Export and General Agents,
6, Wellesley Street, Easton Square, London.
Messrs. B. and Co. guarantee fair value per return of
Ppd.

DUTY OFF TEA.
FROUD, CHEMIST, HIGH-STREET, DOR-
CHESTER, Agent for HORNIMA.N'S PURE TEA,
in packets—The leaf not coloured. Dr. SCOFFEEN,
in his valuable work "On Food Adulterations," re-
marks, at page 423 : " The best tea that I can
find is that imported by the Messrs. Horniman; its
appearance manifests it to be what it professes—
tea which has been subjected to no kind of outward
colouring—a manifestation which its delicious flavour
sufficiently confirms."

MADAME TIISSAUD'S EXHIBITION,
At the Bazaar, Baker-street, London.
A FULL-LENGTH portrait model of
NANA SAHIB
is just added. Admittance, is.; Extra Rooms, 6d.
Open from 11 till Dusk, and from 7 till 10 at Night.
Brilliantly illuminated at eight o'clock.

TIXTRAORDINARY display of SECOND-
IA HAND FURNITURE, covering a space of more
than 60,000 square feet.—J. DENT and Co., proprietors
of the Great Western Furniture Bazaar, 30, 31, 32, and
99, Crawford-street, Baker-street, beg most respectfully
to invite the attention of purchasers of any description
of FURNITURE, to their at present unrivalled stock;
consisting of entire suites of drawing, dining, and bed
room furniture, manufactured by the best houses in
London, which they have just purchased from several
noblemen and gentlemen leaving England, under such
circumstances as enable them to offer any portion at
less than one-third of its original cost. Every article
warranted, and the money returned if not approved of.
Principal entrance, 99, trawford-street, Baker-street.

HEAL and SON'S NEW ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE contains designs and prices of 150
different articles of Bedroom Furniture, as well as of 100
Bedsteads, and prices of every description of Bedding.
Sent free by post.
REAL and SON, Bedstead, Bedding, and Bedroom
Furniture manufacturers, 196, Tottenham-court-road,
Allad°a* -

bark iriti her illustrious —passenger on
morning shortly after 7 o'clock. This was L
known, however, and the civil authorities w
bled last evening for the purpose of making a.
rnents for his Royal Highness's reception separated a.
out obtaining any poaitive information as to the hour L.
the Prince's arrival. Consequently, with the exception
of the official personages who were in readiness to receive
his Royal Highness, and a straggling expectant sightseer
or two, few persons were assembled when the Vivid
touched the Admiralty Pier, after having made a most
favourable and rapid passage. The state of the weather,
indeed, was matter for a good deal of congratulation, as
for the few preceding days a strong gale had prevailed on
the opposite side of the Channel which would have
rendered it unsafe, or at least hazardous, for a steamer
—even though it were the Vivid—to leave Calais Har-
bour. On Thursday night, indeed, more than one
vessel was wrecked near the port of Calais.
Fortunately, however, the breeze moderated on
Friday, and this morning proved one of the calmest and
most resplendent that could possibly have been desired.
A guard of honour, composed of the Royal Antrim Rifle
Militia, was in attendance upon the arrival of the
Prince, who, on disembarking, was met by Lieutenant-
General Sir Frederick Stovin, 8.C.8., Groom in Wait-
ing to Her Majesty the Queen; Captain M'lllwaine,
KN., the Admiralty Superintendent; the Duke of
Richmond, KG.; General Cranford, commandant of
the garrison; Colonel Ward, R.E. ; Colonel Brown,
R.A. ; Captain Smithett, and Mr. S. Latham, the Prus-
sian Consul. The guard of honour presented arms, the
band playing the National Anthem, and at the same
moment a Royal salute was discharged from the Drop
Battery. The Prince proceeded to Birmingham's Lord
Warden Hotel, where the Royal apartments had been
prepared for his Royal Highness's reception.
A. telegraphic message having been despatched to
London announcing the departure of the Prince of
Prussia from Calais, His Excellency Count Bernstorff,
the Prussian Minister, arrived per South-Eastern Rail-
way about 11 o'clock, shortly after which hour the
Mayor and Corporation presented a congratulatory
address to the Prince. His Royal Highness received
the members of the Corporation, who were accompanied
by a deputation of the magistrates, in the spacious coffee
room of the Lord Warden Hotel, which had been most
tastefully decorated for the occasion, and which was
crowded with a brilliant assemblage of ladies and gen-
tlemen. Major-General Maunsell, the commandant of
the south-eastern district, the head-quarters of which
are at the camp at Shomcliffe, had by this time arrived,
accompanied by a numerous staff of officers, and was
presented to his Royal Highness prior to this interesting
part of the proceedings. The members of the Corpora-
tion wore their robes of office, and were preceded by the
mace. The address was read with impressive effect by
the Recorder of the borough, Mr. W. H. Bodkin, who,
together with the Town Clerk, Mr. T. B. Bass, occupied
a position on the tight of the Mayor, Mr. Thomas Birch.
The Mayor having received the address from Mr.
Bodkin, advanced slightly towards the dais upon which
the Prince of Prussia WU standing, attended by Count
Benistorff, General von Moeltke, his aide-de-camp, and
several other members of his suite; and his Royal
Highness coming forward received the address from his
worship's hands with every mark of satisfaction. He
then spoke nearly as follows
"Mr. Mayor and Gentlemen,—As I was not prepared
to receive from you this gratifying iddress, I liail Tie'
able to reply to it but in a very few words. I thank you
most heartily for the loyal and kind terms in which you
have addressed me; and I can only acknowledge it by a
repetition of what I have already said in different parts
of your kingdom. I can only assure you that to watch
over the happiness of the dear Princess Royal will be
the dearest duty of my life."
His Royal Highness uttered the last sentence of his
brief speech with an enthusiasm which communicated
itself to the crowded assemblage, and caused many •
loyal heart to beat quicker.
Immediately after receiving the address of the Mayor
and Corporation, Prince Frederick William, accompanied
by his Excellency Count Bernstorff and his suite, pro-
ceeded to the railway station, where some 3,000 or 4,000
persons were assembled.
On his Royal Highness entering the state carriage at
the railway he called Captain Luke Smithett, and,
taking him by the hand, begged he would express his
thanks to the Mayor and Corporation. He said that
this was the sixth time he had passed through Dover,
and that the present was the happiest moment of his life.
The special train left Dover at a quarter past 11
o'clock, and arrived at the Bricklayers' Arnie station at
• quarter-past 1. His Royal Highness was received
there by the Prince Consort, the Prince of Wales; and
Prince Alfred, attended by Colonel Ponsonby.

OIL CAKE AND CHEMICAL MANURES.
DIXON and CARDIJS, SOUTHAMPTON, beg
to inform their Agricultural friends that from the
increased demand, and the facilities which the WILTS,
SOMERSET, and WEYMOUTH RAILWAY afford,
they have opened a
WAREHOUSE (near the Bridge), WEYMOUTH,
for the supply of the various articles manufactured by
them, and have appointed their late manager, Mr. G.
J. VERITTE, their Agent, from whom every informa-
tion as to prices, Ass may be obtained.
Address, Mr. G. J. VERruz, West Cottage, Chick-
erell Road, Weymouth.

WINES AND SPIRITS EXTRAORDINARY.
11DIORT, SHERRY, MARSALA, MADEIRA,
BITCELLAS, lzo., all at
20s. PER DOZEN,
Pure and wholesome Wines, free from acidity, and
Brandy, the produce of vineyards at the Cape of bood
Hope, where the vines of Portugal and Spain are now
being carefully cultivated and have escaped the disease.
Her Majesty's Government allows these wines to be
imported at half the duty, hence the low price of 20s.
per dozen. Samples of any two qualities sent on receipt
of 12 stamps.
"That wine, equal to any ever produced, can be made
at the Cape, all the world has acknowledged." Times,
Nov, 8 11156.
THE 'UNIVERSAL BRANDY
15s, per gallon, or 30s. per dozen.
"TEE REGENTS PUNCH,"
30s. per Dozen.
A Favourite Beverage of GIORGI the FOURTH from
whose original Recipe it has been prepared. As a light,
cool, and palatable Drink for Summer, either iced, in
, soda water, or alone, this stands unequalled.
W. and A. GILBEY, Wine Importers, Brandy Die-
tillers, &0., 372, Oxford-street, London, W.
Cheques to be crowed to our Bankers, the Bank of
England.

PORTESHAM, DORSET.
TO BE LET, with Immediate Possession,
the HOUSE and GARDEN lately occupied by
Mr. STEPHEN READ. This HOW% is pleasantly situated,
and the Garden productive. The Tenant may be accom-
modated with a few Acres of LAND, if required.
Apply to MESSRS. MANFIELD and ANDREWS, DOR-
CHESTER.

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