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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

LAWET_ MANURE _ CIRCULAR, 1863.

the season for the use of Artificial
Manures is now approaching. I have spin the
pleature of issuing my annual elm'ler, end solicit the
favour of your early orders through my Agent, Mr.
DAMEN., Dorchester, sole Agent for the County of
Dorset.__
• •
_ . .

—.—
The Manures I manufacture have been exteulively
used throughout the Kingdom for upwards of twen4ti
years. I first commenced the sale is the year l 8
d 2
the principle of supplying the beat qualities
Manures at the lowest prices. This principleas led to a
steadily increasing demand.
The demand for Artificial Manures last season was
more than equal to the supply. I anticipate an active
demand this season, and would request the favour that
early orders should be transmitted to myself or my
agents. Artificial Manures are produced by a chemical
proof" which cannot be hurried without injury to the
quality of the Manure.
TFIE TURNIP MANURE or SUPERPHOSPFIATE
OF LIME is prepared of thermos quality and composi-
tion as in previous years. The greatest care is taken
to send this and all other Manures from my factory in •
dry condition, to be ready for use in the drill or other-
vie., without requiring any further preparation.
I can supply a Superphosphate of Lime at ii'price of
£5 10s. per ton, to contain 23 per cent, soluble and 10
to 12 insoluable phosphate, and this is equal to most of
the published analysis of different Manures in the
district The Joinable phosphate is the valuable part of
this Manure, and it will give great satisfaction when
used with Bone, • but special orders must be given for
this kind. _ . .

I are, Sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN BENNET LAW.

PRICES.

Delimed at any -POW or Railway Station in the
County :
Lanes' Patent Turnip Manure and Bose t
Saperphoapbate of Lime j lOl. Per UR
„ MIMS) SUperpheephate of Lime £5 10a. „
„ Mangold IWnre. . U. „
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

ALDRIDGE'S, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.

ESTABLISH= 1755.

P
SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
1 and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property must be
delivered two days previously, with instructions and
particulars. Stalls should be ordered • week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thus-
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country, with Amount-Sales, on the written request
of the Oen er.
Commission, 6 per cent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, is. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
26. 6d. ; Two.wbeel, Is. 64. per week. Horses or
Oaniages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Aucticas. 55.;
Hansa, or Saddle end Bridle, 2s. 6d.; Dogs, 10s.—
Stooks valued.
N.B.—No Hance received for Private Sale on Com-
mission, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
coasootiod with the Establi.bovant.

wruamt FREEMAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANORIAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR. J. T. ENSOR M the " Kixo's Hem)"
Ins, in Wiraborne Minster,Donet, on THURS-
DAY, JUNE 4, 1863 ii four o'clock in the afternoon
precisely, (subject to mob Conditions as well be then
and there nroduced),—The FE SIMPLE and IN-
HERITANCE of all that the MANOR or reputed
MANOR of STURMINSTER MARSHALL, in the
County of Dorset, with the Rights. Royalties, and other
I.4spleartenaboes to the some belonging; and also all that
tal
FARM AND ESTATE,

" fitarrainster- Yarm," with the Farohnues,
Dairy-house, Barna, and Out buildings belonging thers.
to, nOW in the occupation of Mr. J•uss TORY, as
yearly Waist, aad oontaining by estimation TM Acres
• or thereabouts.
The Estate, through which the Dorset Central Rail-
way pare, is in • high Mats of Cultivation, and the
Farm Buildings throughout in good repair. Toots is
a Station within *short distance of the Farm-boom, by
means of which easy access is obtained to all the
principal Market Towns in the district
Printed Particulars are in comes of preparation, and
may, On an early day, be obtained of Moolni. DANGEI-
- and F 26, Craven-street, Charnatcrom,
Loudon ; or of Mr. Brunson, Solicitor, Dorshester.

PIDDLEB I NTON,
6 Miles from Doroluster sad 5 Irma Cern..

MT. DODSON has maim'
instructions
to SELL by AUCTION, oo WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 10, DIM (sobfoot to cooditioes lobs ties pro-
duced), the whole of tbo GROWING CROPS,
LIVE is DEAD STOCK kc.,

The Property of *fr. BTEPHIS WHITT, quitting the
Fero ;

Comptiing 54 ACTOS of Wheat, 17 ditto of Oat*, 34
ditto of Barley, 2 ditto of Winter Barley, 23 ditto of
Winter Vetches, 8 ditto of Spring Vetches, 10 ditto of
Clover to be fed on the same, Feed 0190 Acres Down
and 17 Acres of Italian Rye Gram until Michaelmas
next. _ _

160 Hai
ditto, 110
miss, tad j

Down Ewes and lambs, 72 Barren
and 4 Kama, warranted sound. large
rool Bestirs; 12 Young Cart Hones,
; Moak Mom is VW, 2 ditOo
kw,.
cat.l. lbw and 6
Ow Wit la arak,

Vileni;;;ing 11;;It—Q,-.Erter—rrees--,
70-galloo Iron Furnece, Copper ditto, 2 Hopheade of
Cider, the usual Bern Implementa, Hurdles, Rick
['Raddled, Cribs, Reed, ke.- _Oven and Boiler Range,
Rotator Grates, a few lota of Household Furniture, kc.
Refreslanente will be provided at 12, and the Pale to
00011110 OP all o'clock precisely.
Particulars on Cards.
I, Gloscesterstreet, Weymouth, May 22nd, 18G3.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

PUDDLERINTON, DORSET.

MR. T. EN SOP. (LATI )AAAA AND INNOW)
has been favoured with instructions from the
Rev. F. Coe; to SELL by AUCTION at the B.
Puddlehinton, on MONDAY and TUESDAY,JeIt7g
15 and l, MI, --His
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE;
Superior Piano-Forte, by BROADWOOD and SONS,
China, Glass, and Ware, about 2130 Vols. of Books,
Phaeton, Sete of Nantes', Saddles and Bridles, 5 Cart
Hones, 4 esoellent Young Dairy Cows, Pip, Brewing
and Dairy Utensils, Casks, Wagons, Implements in
Husbandry, ;
Particulars of which ere given in Catalogues, to be
obtained at the Inns in' the neighbourhood, and of the
A ocnosua, Dorebad4W.
Sale will commence at Twelve o'clock precisely.

CATTISTOOK, DORSET.

SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY,

48, BT. JAI

,LONDON, S.W.

(Founded in 1815, and lespowered bySpecial let of
Parliament.)

Extract from Report of ID. Penn HARDY the eminent
Actuary, on the position and progress of the Office to
the does of 1861 :
"rpHE number of Policies actually in force
excieeds Five Thousand, covering Assurances
amounting to over One Million Sterling, and embracing
almost every class or description of Life Assurance.
"Th. condition of the Company is sound and prosper,
on., and bolds oat every prospect of increased snocenst
The Bonus which the Directors may declare as theresult
of this Valuation, is larger in amount, both as regards
the Shareholders and the Assume, than that declared
on any previous occasion, and this Bonus has been fairly
earned by the pest operations of the Society, without, in
the smallest degree, touching any portion of the future
profits."
Last year 722 Policies were issued, assuring £171,250
sod producing £6,066 in new Premiums.
Tbe operations of the Office include all Clessesof Life
Assurance on liberal terms.
No charge is made except far Premium.
Every information will be given on application at
the Chief Office, or to Mr. J. ANDURS, 6, High-Hal,
treat, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MA REIT.

CLOSE OP MONDAY'S MART.

_
7160 supplies of beasts at this day's market were goo 4.
bait the.demand was inaetive—and trade, on the whole.
was slow, prime of last week prevsiling for the wig beef
quality. fosrallv, however, the market was low•f.
4.. 104. being the pries for good beef; hoe. matt" 44 104.; lamb, be. Bd. ; veal, 55.; port. 43. °G*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

G. SCOTTS SUPERPHOSPHATE AND OTHER

ItANURES.

ENRY TAYLOR, 44, Routh-street, Doe-
CHISTIII, in returning thanks for the liberal
support received during the past 12 years in the
Manure and Implement Trade, begs to inform
the Agriculturists of Dorset that he haa now in
Store some first.cliwa Manures, Top Dressing for Wheat,
Barley, Oats, ha, Mangold Manure, Superphosphate of
Lime. Bones, kg., of the beet quality.
Mangold, Swede, and Temple Seed from one of the
best houses in the trade. Rape, Mustard, Clover,
Vetches. and other Seeds. _ _

Coen and Menus, Drills, SWIM
Engines and Mechines by all the leading Maltese
Wood's and other Mowing and Raping Machines.—
Waddling and Mangling Manhinea—Bag Scythes and
Rubbera.

THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE ;
Corn and Flour flasks ; India Rubber Rick and Ragas
Corers ; Cart Grease; Machine Oils; Cults P«.
India Rubber, sad Leather Bands; India Rubber sod
Outta Perch. 'Tubing, I..—At for the Wiliam
Coasting Diagrams Company (fte, Life, and Hail.)

G•RRETT'S ECONOMIC TURNIP

BRIDPORT MARKET.

BAL SALE OF LIVE AND
DEAD STOCK.

MittßS. DA.UNCEY k SON beg to an-
nee that their next SALE will take place on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd, NM at Twelve o'clock to
the minute. _

Passaart Erman :
2 Fig Heifers.
2 handsome Jersey Heifers and calves.
3 extreordinary Fat Heifers, and 20 superior Fat
/Amp, the property of Hr. 0110•113, of &mood.
10 Fat Barren Ewes.
20 Fat Same: Down Wethers.
6 four 600th Down Wethers in forward condition.
20 eery fat 4-tooth Down Wethers.
5 Down couple% wand.
4 Fat 1t..,..
Horse Hake, nearly new.
Pawn bombes sasek
give No mmellssi

UM 11
1 alb'

LAST YEAR'S LOSSES WILL BREW HOW
NECESSARY IT IS TO INSURE.

THE ROYAL FARMERS INSURANCE
COMPANY,
3, NORFOLK' STREET, STRAND, LONDON,
W.C.

HAIL-WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, BEANS. PEAI3,

•
ko.
INISORID AGAIVST
LOSS BY HAIL STORMS FOR SIXPENCE PER
ACRE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

m 8.9 TO2IOTHE FULL DRESS I

PATTERNS POST FREE.

PETER ROBINSON.
, 103.104.105.108 .107.108 .
OXFORD STREET LONDON.

JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES
FOR LADLES.

MAGENTA. I GREEN I ORANGE
MAUVE SCARLET CRIMSON
VIOLET BROWN PINK a ELITE

"Any one can usc then,—anything can be dyed with
them. ' A tea-spoonful in &Inaba of water will dye
several yards of ribbon in ten minutes.

Price Sixpence per Bottle.
May he had of all respectable Chemists in the United
Kingdom or Colonies. Wholesale of DANIEL JUDSON
and SON, Drysalters, 10, Scott's-yard, London.

NOTICE TO nivErroßs.
OFFICE FOE P tTENTS, 4, TRAFALGAR SQVARIt
CHARING CROS*, LONDON.
Pnated InotrorDo. (gratis) sa to Um COST a PATENTS far
Croat Britain or Ihrelgn coontrien. Advt. and am...a la
d:tptaing of or working Inventions. Brandt offices and ages°.
In on sisesi ta I Niale and In America Kotabliabed SO pant
Pull Information no to robin'4 or calotlng patento at bor. awl
slonm4.—Apply permnally or by letter to MP.III Pantos.
11.010,0 A :to Pots, n, ratoot-016co, a Trafalgar &maw
Charing Cry.. London. W. C.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.
The greeted and most useful invention of the day,
AG UA A NARELLA emrs. JOHN GOBNELL and Co.,
Three King-court, Lombard-street, 'London, Perfumers ter
Her Mikity, respectfully offer to the public this truly
marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human
hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age.
The Ague Amarella has none of the properties of dyes;
it, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the
hair in once restored, one application per mouth will keep
it in perfect colour. A single bottle will suffice, prim cars
guinea ; half bottles, its. 6d. Testimonials from Natant@
of the highest order and from individuals of undoubted
respectability may be inspected on application.

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
itSAFE end CERTAIN REMEDY for COUGHS.
.11. aad other Alrntior of Urn
sad Cliso°ll.6l. lummox Oossournon. Anus., sad Winl7ll
Coosa they an manias'. loin freeborn ovary Iniutiel
diens they bs taboo /I du anal Islieet• fora* sr Ii•
clog
9;.d.rhtl• Uir POSlJOi.t.framisa ce=rst
irritations incidental to vocal auction, aad Jun a poirsellal
auxiliary in ilia prodootios of uainounni tonnrcutzoir.
Prepared and @old is Boxes, Is lid., sad Ti.., 91W. sok
by Trouts, RUMS, WI, St Pasta Obniebyard, Losbirn
by all Druggists is trni World.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

ssrAre POR SALL

NEW LEATHER WAREHOUSES.

NOTICE.

EAST-STREET, BLANDFORD.

MR. 1. GEORGE, LEATHER CURRIER,
begs to inform his friends iusd the public
generally, that daring the erection of his NEW
LEATHER WAREHOUSES his BOSIDeIe will be
CARRIED ON in another part of his Premises.
Last-street, Blandford, May 2, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

THE ROYAL OSBORNE

MIXTURE OF BLACK TEAS
Is a combination of the choicest imported, secured by
patented process to remove all impuritres, cob:arm',
dampnees, /a., producing the utmost strength and deb-
CIDUI flavour.
Arrangements have been made to transmit all packages
of tea of 61b. and upwards, in tin canisters, to any railway
station in the United Kingdom, carriage free. ilk. ma-
ples in tins may be had on application.
Prices 44. and do. per lb.; green, fe. and 6s. per lb.
FRANKS, SON Asp CO.
40, Queen-rt., Cannon.4.-West, London, E.O.
AGENTS WANTED.

PROTECTION FROM FIRE
BRYANT AND MAY'S
(FAIRFIELD, LONDON,)
PATENT
SAFETY MATCHES AND YESTAS
IGNITE ONLY ON TOR NA.

SOLD ivisaririna3.
ADV&NTAGES—Thor 000talis no Phospbons, are
not Poisonous, aad light only oa the Box.
WHITBCHAPEL-ROAD. LONDON, E.
N.B. —BITAIIIT AND MAT We 111110 KaandSOCUTIMI el
in
other kinds of Matches, 'Wastes, and cigar lights.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

SEEDS AND GLASS at moderate ratea.

BONlTBEB.—Profite divided every Fifth Year. In
1861 the return on Insurances of four years' dimn.
lion was upwards of 86 per Gent., and a pro-
portionate allowance was made on those for
shorter periods.

FIRE INSURANCE at rates as low as those of other
well established offices.
LOSSES paid immediately after the amounts have
been settled.

LIFE INSURANCES on moderate terms, and pay-
oak to the registered holders. Insurers of the
participating class, whnse Policies hese been in
force more than two years, are entitled to fore•
fifths of the profits.
Further particulars way be had at the Chief Offlos, or
of the Agents.
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Actuary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

AGENTS:-

DORCHESTER, CERNE ABBAS, and PIDDLE-
TOWN—Hours. ANDREWS COCILERAII,

So 'colors.

Bettiaeornbe, Mr. F. C. Hussey, Merchant.
Blandford, Mr. K. Fowler, Whitchurch, Mahater
• and Brewer.
Bridport, Mr. F. Good, Bank.
Crewkerne Mesas. Lowman and Lang. Solicitors.
Poole Mr. W. IL Misr'ton, North-etreet

Academy.
Shaftesbury, Mr. Charles Beatable, Stamp °Moe,
Sherbonte, Mr. C. Stokes, Back.
Sta'bridge, Mr. 14. Kato's, of Gillingham, Sohet-

Sturminster, Mr. IC Ridont, of Okeford Fitapaine.
Wareham, Mr. Thomas Randall, Chemist.,
WEYMOUTH, Mr. W. V. YEIRSON, 34, St. Mary-

street.
Winibonns, Yr. J. Housden, Post oElloe.
Fordingbridp, Mr. J. Hannan, jun., Estate Agent.
--
Additional Agents wanted ; application to the Secre-
tary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

NVALLACE BROWNLOW, ADVERT'S
ING AND COMMISSION AGENT, 16
Claremont-place, Judd-street, London, W.C., will be
happy to insert Advertisement; in Town and Country
Newspapers, collect Accounts, procure Situations,
obtain Loans, or transact any oonimercial business on
oorninissioo. Daily and weekly papers supplied to all
parts of the kingdom. Orders by poet Prom**,
anti ded to. Acknowledged Agent for this Payer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

ESTABLISHED 1830.

PRAM:Miff k 00., SALISBURY and
BRISTOL, are now ready to deliver their various
SPECIAL MANURES, premred according to the
latest intpromments in Agricultural Chemistry, whia
ham hem largely used and given universal satisfac-
tion throughout most of the Counties of the United
Kingdom :

SWEDE, MANGOLD, AND POTATO MANURES
have obtained numerous prises for the weight, sine, and
quality of the roots grown with them, amongst otben
those at the Btrmingham Meeting for 1861, 1862, and
1863, open for nseipeatiost go alt England._

TOP DREBBING FOR WHEAT, BARLEY, AND
OATS
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

NOTICE OF SALE.

FROILE BILLET FARM, STAFFORD.
2 Miles from Dorobetftr.

MR. T. ENSOR (LAIR ZZZZZ AND IMAM)
has been favoured with icistructioes to SELL by
AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the 25th day of JUNE,
1813, the celebrated Moak of HORN SHEEP, the pro-
merty of Ifx. J. VAULT, quitting Stafford Fazes; con-
mitltinx of
450 Ewes, of different ages.
180 Chaser Hogs.
230 Weer Lambs.
28 Ram Lambs.
15 Hog and Two-Tooth Rama.
Particulars will he givenin "

NOTIOII 07 SALE.

cieurroN,

Ono Mile from the Maiden Newton Station of the
Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Itsilway ; Seven
Miles from Dorchester.
MR. T. ENSOR (late Baker and Baser)
kas been favoured with instructions to SELL
by AUCTION, in the last Week of JUNE, ISM,—
The Valuable FLOCK of SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP
and LAMBS. Cart Hones, and Agricultural Imp's-
manta, late the property of Mr. L °norms, deceased.
—Particulars will be given in future Advertisements
sued Cards.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

STIR
'OBITURT BALM.

(LATN NADIR AND MOD)
ND that his Next Sale of FAT
la be bold at his
APOSITORY,
rains illation, near the noeth
IDLY. JUNE 13, 1863,
es /sleek. Stabling ad Keep
rtuisbeler• the Sale provided at
Entries are requested so
p be stem.
brinftediately after U. sale, and
lamb an order, to be obtained at
pima
min LIMAS :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

p ARAFFIN LIGHT COMPANY
19, BUCI.I.IIIIIIVIT, L0141)0X.

Safety ma economy in the nee a YOUNG'S PATENT
PARAFFIN OIL. The Fublie ere recommended to
purchase Paraffin Oil at those Shops where the Show
Cud is Exhibited, beam. nor Trade miuk.

TRADE :7:YOUNG'S= MARL
c‘v Fri
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

DUTY OFF TEA!!!

VIM AZEI
art I& WlAlDeLlicrticszcs. cif 4iedl. pair lb.
BY T. Y. TULLOCH,
TEA DEALER, GROCER, AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
(NEXT THE ICINOI3 ARMS HOTEL DORCHESTER.)
TBE present opportunity is taken by T. Y. TUL,LOOH to thank his numerous Friends,
Patrons, and the Public rftaully, for their kind and liberal support, and to call their attention to his
Choice and veil-selected Stook of Teas, which combine flavour with strength, and only require a tend to be
appreciated. Althoh • considerable advance has taken place in the Tea Market, the above reduction will be
made on all kinds of Tam
Every description of general GROCERY at very moderate prices.
All orders amounting to FORTY SHILLINGS and upwards will be delivered CARRIAGE FREE.
Agent to the EUROPEAN AND COLONIAL WINE COMPANY. Also to the NATIONAL MERCANTILE
AND ECONOMIC lax eastraurci SOCINTIES.

.4\r• ascsw

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS

DR. SMITH has just published s FREE
EDITION of 20,000 espies of THE WARNING
VOICE, or PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND. A New
Work on the Cure of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory,
Dimness of Sight, Lassitude, indigestion, Dislike to
Society, Load Weakness, Muscular Relaxation, Languor,
Listlessness, Depression. &a, which, if neglected, results
in Conmmption, Insanity. and premature Death; with
plain directions for perfect restoration to health and
vigour. Sent post-free to any silken, on reoeipt of a
directed envelop.. enclosing two postagactampa.
Address, Dr. Sarre, 8, Burton-cresesut, Taristock-
square, Landoll, W.C.
CONSULTATION BY LETTER WITHOUT FEK
Dr. SMITH will. for the BENEFIT of persons
sallering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, he., on mei,-
* • description of their case (enclosing a stamped
directed envelops for reply) send his written opinion,
with advise and dinettes@ for the most ineocesdal
trestaiest and enta Addams', Dn. Baum g, Berton-
- London, W.C.

larm.set.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

_
DENTS TURRET CLOCKS.

MHZ attention of Public Bodies, Gestlmes,
J and others is respectfully requested to the im-
provements made in the oonstruetion of Cloaks saltable
for Stables, Churches, and other large %Wisp. by the
late E. J. prin. and F. Der; Clock and Chreaseststee
Makers to the Queen, the Primes of Wales, sod the We
Priocs Consort, sod Makers of the OREAT CLOCKS
for the HOUSES of PARLIAMENT, Li.
Turret Clocks with Compensation Pendulum, adjusted
far variations of temperature, to work the Imola of
Dials of any sise Irvin 1 foot to 30W1 diameter.
Deur, 61, Strand, adjoissing Coutes Book, and 34 and
35, Royal Blame, Logsdon.
DENTS Patent Dino worm (or Merieiss lambs-
meet) for the Regulation of Cloaks and Watling by
obtaining Tn., Toni ee Saw obooritetion. Boolat ha-
Prevernsoia wad, dab woos inazpariesoad yams to In
thaw lastraatioas in the Meridian, and thereby furobit
the MOW 011Wegatabling either Oresewieh or Load
Mme. Prim CI Ea
DENT, Cloak, Watch, end Citrooonteter MAkar to
oh. QseSr.,the Prince of Wake, god the We Primer OM-
ain't. 61, Strand, (adjo=Coutes Bask), and $3 and
36. Royal Szabsage,
Maker of tho Gnat (look tor the Homes of Peritemesh
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

WOOL. MARKET.

LrentPool.. Redoesday.—Durilig the greater part of
'the past month our wool market has bin in a very dull
and unnatiafaetmy state, the attention of the trade for
the flet two weeks being chiefly occupied with the
public elm in London, which terminated on the fOth
alt. Colonial wools experienced a fall of 2d. to 3d. per
lb., bile on foreign wools, with few executions, there was
no alteration of any moment ; during the past fortnight,
however, there has been more anim diem, some large
order, having been received from America, and con-
siderable sales have been made in Russian, rey EVA
India, rm.,' Barbary, illogadore, Le., for that quarter;
but the demand for the home trade still centimes very
languid. and business , confined to the actual require-
ment, .4 the trade. F.ast India in fair request, but
wiles confined to second-hand parcels at a alight advance
no let auction rates, shout 2.000 bale arrived and held
for next vublic sales, which will probably take phew to.
ward, the end of the prevent month. Egyptian in
moderate request, stocks very light and prices firm.
Turkey, Smyrna, Syrian, ke., neglected. except un-
washed qualil ie.+. which are eagerly sought for to supply
the export demand for America, which remark also
applies to greaay Barham, Moguutore, ke., as noted ,
above. Portugal and Spanish frontier neglected, as also
River Pla,e, with the exception of some few sales of the
latter for export. Peruvian in fair request hut sales
Bunted, the bulk of prevent stocks being held above
-snorkel value. Alpo°. quiet and without change. Mohair
dull, and last quotations bendy supported. English
wool. have con' intied in fair but not active request, but
a steady basins,- ha. he. n done through nit the month
at very firm pnees. —From W. amine cad Cis
Mound, arrislar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

army anb Nabp.

The Select Committee of Ordnance have been earreing
on erperimenta, to test the plan proposed by Mr.
Michael Scott, CE., of firing an elongated shot out of
a smooth-bore gun. and by correcting the centre of
gravity to bring it exactly in the centre of the figure,
the object being to cause the projectile to fly point fore-
most without the trouble and expense of riling the gun.
The result has not transpired.
The real cause of Mr. Whitworth's withdrawal from
the competition between himself and Sir W. Armstrong,
is that Mr. Whitworth very naturally objects to his one
.pseem a rifting being tried against a variety of systems
proposed by Sir W. Armstrong for the different classes
of guns. The Armstrong and Whitworth committee
have therefore proceeded only au far as to take evidence
upon the subject, which is, of course, but of very little
value. . _

all the conflicting reports that are publbed
frees week to week respecting artillery experiment., it
mut be borne in mind that expalts are very
different to actual warfare. Experiment has shown
that iron plates 7j inches thick may be fractured by
steel shot, and that plates bein. thick may be penetrated
by shell, and the wooden backing set on fire. But theme
experiments were made point blank, the range being
only MO yards, and the tweet being fixed. At sea the
tarpt—i.e., the ship—would be moveable, and the dis-
tance pester, and the chances of hitting, therefoni,
very much lees. Moreover such results., those attained
at Shoeburyness are pratically unattainable, for the
simple reason that guns will not bear the prodigious
c used at the trial ground. The present position
oir2salrs is this, therefore---experimentally, guns have
carried the day over ships; prastimilY. Mil* are sMII
superior to guns. How long this is likely to be the ease
depends in great measure on Commander Scott, who is
engaged in rifling a monster Montan gun, which shall
be free from the excessive wear and tear caused by high
charges and heavy projectiles.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

REPEAL OF THE MALT TAX.

APUBLIC MEETING will be held at the
Tows HALT., in Doecifenren, on SATURDAY,
the Iltb of APRIL nest. es four o'clock, p.m., foe the
of firing 'zonation to the opinions of the
rirsbirmai on Ws question, previous to the conferees, eta
De”tation with the Cbaneellor of the Exelinner,
which is appointed to take pleas in Downing- st on
Tender the 14th of APriL
Lord Housinnat.n, M.P., W. W. Rtsce, Esq..
and P. S. Pussirrr, Seq., Ominous and Vise-Presh
dente of the Anti-Malt Tax Association) together
• ith other Members of Perlantent sad Gentlonee of
the County of Donet,have engaged to etteod and whiter
the Meeting.
All the Friends and supporters of tie Movement an
invited to attend.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

Corresponbenrt.

MANGLING DONE HERS

rn the Editor.

Bnt,—Will you be -so. kind as-ti-i.eall the attention of
the Town Council and the public to the sail mutilation
which has lately been perpetrated in the Dorchester
Walks. I mean that the magnificent trees which sur-
round the town have been chopped and hacked in such
a slovenly manner, ac not only to make them ugly for
the present, but such as will spoil their beautiful
growth and appeszanee for ever. If you do not take
the matter up I fear you will moon find all the trees cut
down. Your's
AN OLD INHABITANT.

A Wmturact.—At • sale of old naval stores which
took place at Hau!bowline. • few days sines. • woman
residing on the Wand purchased an old sailor's jacket for
• small sum. On examining the article she found con-
cealed in the lining two £5 Bank of England notes and
a bank order for £9O. The order appears to be genuine.
and, as no claimant has or is likely to turn up for the
money she will probably reap all the advantage of her
good fortune. Considerable disappointment was otos-
Mowed by the dismoverey to another bidder for the article,
who had kept up • spirited contest with the purchase,,
and who had only been outbid by 3d.—Cord lle
A new Oil. Galled the CAZILIei OIL ha just bees
brought into public notice. Its great
freedom from disagreeable odour, and perfect safety,
mut soon ensure its extensive nes in the aqueous et
the tic"; while its moderate tejelp .41 alike 'legate
its um in the cottages of as Poor. nimbi* Lampe
In attire adapted for each elms are also introdetad. The
Oil will also burn in all Pugin or Hydio-Cerioe
Loan. A patties has been taken call for the meme.
future of %Is Oil. Wets. OenetLL, elittu A
iugarinting Agouti fle ihn
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

CORN 111 ARR ETB.

Monday, March. 3 Ind week's
supplies were beavey in foreign four, good in wheat,
and moderate in other grain. The ezports were 1,310
qrs. wheat, 70 qrs. oats, and 18, cwt,, font.. Of
7..nglish wheat there were 4,005 qrs., 4 foreign 20,975
qrs. There was a rather better supply this morning
from Kent and Essex, in somewhat improved
condition bet the oountry markets generally noting
nom* decline, buyers would only operate at IL lees
money on the best qualities ;much remaining unsold. Ti..
foreign trade was ream li Olited at previous rides. °tenan-
try four tl ere were 15,856 seeks, of foreign 140 sacks,
32,378 barrels. Norfolk' were a very heavy sale, at
fully Is. per eack decline. American barrels were also
M. per barrel cheaper. Town prices were unaltered.
Of Pettish barley there were 2,731 qrs., of foreign 9,404
qrs. The small quantity of really fine malting barley
prevented any reduction in price; but foreign rather
favoured buyers. In malt there was no change, bet a
very dull trade. Of oata there were 17,830 qrs., r__tis-
-3,524 qrs English, 210 qrs. Scotch, 20 qrs. Irish, 14,1K5
qrs. foreign. Large dealers have well stocked them.
selves during the late free arrivals, but little bagasse
was doing. with priees much the mune. Of native
beans there were 729 qrs. ;of foreign, noon /Wish
DOW were dull, hut sonic, demand for old foreign at
former prices. Of English pea, there were 182 qrs. ;of
foreign, 385 qrs. White boilers were Is. to fa. per qr.
lower, owl 11.. g fend very
WAISFIELD. Thursday. —There was a thin attend-
ance. Tnsh English wheat fully as deer. In other
sorts Huh. doing. Barley dell, at het week's rates.

.„.
Bnirrot, Thuraday.—The weather ematinnes minder-
reptedly fine. Oar market to-day was thinly attended
both by farinera aa4 and. with • small supply
ot Engli.h sliest, the trade ruled dull, a lest week'.
prices. Foreign attracted scarcely any athentior.
barkr lirm, and line samples is good requital.
Grindn tiull. The demand for oats 'ma of a very
tribes description, and values remain as on this day
ss'nnight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

ON SPRING.

Hail, beauteous Spring!
Once more mine eyes behold thy chew,
And my soul, raised by thy soothing power
From brooding o'er the woes of man,
With joy and gratitude is rais'd
To Him, the Giver of each perfect gift.
All nature smiles around,
And the sweet wsrblers of the grove
Join in one harmony of song
To usher in thy coming;
The cusha-dove brenthas soft his notes of love;
While from you towering elms to baud
The dsw's more harsh, yet bossily ory,
Mingling with melodious and othvoryloir sotto
Of blackbü,l, robin, neve, and skylark.—
&oh teach a lesson,— but the g.d..
Wending its upward flight in the ethanol air,
This seems to say, "0 let your thoughts, ye saes of

Rieeidiher than the peadog, fleeting, dying world;
Bee what a height, unfolding, glorious visa
Is spread before your eresidering pas
Of light, and joy, and Naos, and undying love.
Rest not content with earth—it soon will pas. away
But while the many wante of time your band. engage*
Oh I let the spirit soar to realms where wants are never
known.
My flight's waned— your's shall know no bound.,
But, pusing through the many imbues that roll
In massless circles round their eentral orbs,
shall, with the speed of thought mos rasa that air
That's ever open to the Mumble suppliant's prayer."
Oh! may we ever from each blade of pees that's 'neath
our feet,
And from each simple flower and all the feathered choir
His goodness true, who, 'midst the ruin mused by min's
full curse
Hu yeti made earth the mune of many, many joys,
Which they also. can fuel aright, who, viewing all Hie
works,
Can truly say—" My Father made them all"
C. W. M.
East Street, Blandford, March 31st, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

The stip OM of stock at to-day's market were
considerably under those of hat Monday, the
oumbera being,—beasts 3,410, sheep 19,790.
The trade was in consequence eornewhat
improved, although the top price remained the
same ma quoted last week, ,i&,—mutton
5. 10d. ; beef 4s. 10d. The lamb trade was
very good, from 7s. 44. to 5.; veal scarce and
dear, the was said not to be an English calf in
the market. Pig trade was dull at last week's
prices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

DORCHESTER AND COUNTY OF DORSET

LVILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY,
(Err Animal Min

or the purpooss of enabling Persons to Purchase
Houses and Lands;
To Redeem Property already in Rodger
And to Accumulate &Map.

Shares, (.12 eneb.—Entranee irs. Is. dd.
THE advantages ot ItrILDING SOCIETIES
1. are—That tie tenant of Ulm Property who, in a
few years. actually pays it. fall value in root Without
over becoming the owner thereof, may, by paying to this
Society a sum wool to hia rent, with Mar Or DO addi-
tional demand on bisowa moaner, become the aboolate
owner of the property.
- - -

• • -
71• et advantages to borrowing Membwrs are :
Ist.—The modgace is ligeklated by easy Platalntents.
Ibid.—Whilst the inatalnienta are regularly paid, no
demand can be made of the mortsrage mossy.
3rd.—He may at any time well, es-titling*, or redeem
his property.
4tl,.—Advances made during the progress of Building.
sth—The &Alaitor's rees for Mortpge. and likr•
veyor's Pees for Valeation, Rill limited as follows :

X. licilor. &grasper.
d. I L d.
Under SO .. 2 inder 12.2 . 10 0
SOO.. .. 1 1 0
Foresch 100 .I tt T Abon 300 110 0

treltsive of Travelling expenses:

Mortgage Deeds are e:eMpted from Stamp

-
The Ifontlily Meetings of the Directors are held on
the Second Tneeday in every Month. at the Town.hall.
Dorcheak•r, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, when At.
trances aro made and other Baseness in connection with
the Society transacted.
Persons desirous of &Tilting themselves of the benefits
of this Society, ahonld make application to the Solicitor,
Manager,Surveyor, or ALE Ida.

14ENRY LOCK. Solieitpr,
THOS. W. PEARCE. Managerl. Dorchester.
HENRY BARNES, Surveyor.
or Hooey elcaya ready for immediate advance.

iieassiouter
Poole

aciaiirra
. . Mr. Warr.
. Mr. W. 0. Chialott.
. . Mr. E. R. rear, Solicitor.
. Mr. R. Damon.
.ii. Ilabgood.

Sheri.rse
IreymmetA
Wisiborme

LIOUND, on the pad of a fox, a gin marked
.1: "R. W." The oener may have the sante on
payieg the expee.es with interest, by applying at the
krpress Office, Dorchester, were the trap my he
I-.

)31RTHE.

Aril I, at Illeadford, tbe wife of Mr. Hwy Hannay,
el a wan.
Lp
tailor,

Airif 2, at Slandford, the wife of Mr. D. Foster,
Hoe, of a eon.
Mentz 30, at Starmiuster Newton, the wife of Mr.
ienry &teeter. Crown Hotel, of • son.
Marsh 30, et fgutpwiek, be wife of Hr. lobs Skinner,
!a daughter.
Marsh 30, at Yeovil, the wife of Hr. William Palmer,
'o daughter.
March 30, at blonkton Wyld, the wife of G. Trott,
dioolutaater, of s &tighter.
April 1, at Wed Allingtoo, &jetport, the wife of Yr.
.are liariard. of a daughter.
Marsh 30, at Towns-cad, Sliepion Mullet, the wife of
Mr. Janie. Alleo, of a daughter.
April,ll, -
ftarnee,

Ht,ry

O.ote

April, I, at Vieform-placi, Bristol. Übe wife al Berigrant
Aram. of a daughter.
April 1, at North Farm, Tauten, the wit* of Mr.
fob, Chris,... of • um

Mooch 28, at baton, tie silo Flllll4lil Teibill, Seq.,
ol & sou.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

DORCHICEITZR ACIRIOULTUit•L

SOCIETY.

MAJOR-GENERAL SIR JOHN MICHEL,
C ollots for oesepetittom ia theism 1888, •
P 11.041 0/ PLAT; vals. £lO
To the owner of the beat Cat elankis her hew ay
hereditary defeat, that has bees at the earvio, af the
mentben of this society during the seams of 1863, aed
that has attended the Dorchester Market demi that
period sot lees than six times.
0. J. ANDREWS, Roo. S•o.
Dorebaeter, 1863.

TO THE JUSTICES AND WAYWARDENS TO
BE APPOINTED UNDER THE NEW HIGH-
WAY AM FOR THE CESKE DISTRICT.

MT LORD AND OSNTLINIEN,—
AS moth. completion of your Board under
the Highway Aot you will be milled on to steel
• Surveyor for the Come district, allow um timpeet-
fully to inform you that It is my iritemtket 9. olfer
smell as a Candidate for the same.
From • long experience oat public mid other works, I
trust you will roissider.this apple:Mimi worthy of your
motto..
I remain.
My LOBO AID OINTLANEN,
Your moot Obedient Servant,
JOHN SIDLAKII CORM&
Weymouth, Marsh 21, IMO.

K Friends and Subscribers to the
J. BAUNTON TESTIMONIAL, are respectfully
informed that at SDINNER to he held on the 17th
of APRIL. et the 111211 AID HOTZL, YEOVIL, the shone
Testimonial will be presented.
MB. J. B. CROCKKR in the Chair.
thesis AT TWO O'CLOCIL
Tickets, 11. Id. seek to be had at the Bar.
By Order of the Committee.
March 31st, 1861
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

DORCHESTER

AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY BALMS.

MR. T. ERROR (LATE BAICiII AND WWI)
bras to sasotwate that his Next Bak of FAT
sad looms Errocx wall be bold at his

NEW REPOSITORY,
iftpoeite the Soath•Westera Statics, neer the South
Walks, ea ti ATI:JED AY. APRIL IS. 1863,
commencing at Twelve o'clock. Stabling and Keep
for duck soul the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charles. Early Entries am requested so
that des publicity may be gives.
All lota to be paid for immediately alter the sale, and
no lots taken away without aa order, to be obtained at
the dim on the sale ground.

TO THE HIGHWAY BOARD FOR THE DIVISION
OF DORCHESTER, DORSET.

Dorchester, filst Marsh, 1863.
GENTLEMEN,-1 beg to soomooe myself
U a Candidate for the Moe of CLERIC to your
Board. I hare hers for 98 pore sum* is tho .as
gement of the !lambus Turnpike Trees. Toe the as
period I hare (so clerk acid iffiseipal) disbar& the
duties of the office of Clerk to the llagliantes fo.• this
Dirisioo. I trust to the satistacticis of the Justices sad
the Public.
_ .

I hope, therefore, I nay baoesisidered to have • sea-
tient claim on your 40114114114.Wa• ; sad il yea slunld be
pleased to appoint toe to the Mlles I sow seek, I alaall
endeavour to prove Mg appreciation of the (avow by
serving you faithfully, and toilet beet et way ability.
I am, gentleman,
Yuan obediently,
THOMAS COOMBR.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

To tke Editor.

Bta, —A British jury has date it. duty is lading •
verdict sep esaiwelt-tist• utsiestaaaie lam Preedy,
sad be bee tbe just peaty ot his what He was
awedu Ism for rwrlMafee srlieb he did supt
le his vistas sad it is wow poetitY lismeely
widow wartioial wed iowieuteseallailty fte 'oft
and de vicar et TorditHeWl, be woll tem& Ina

the temper of • savage tiger to that of • quiet lamb. It '
has also been stated that not only was his natural tem-
per subdued, but that his spiritual condition was altered,
and that he became a new creature in a religious sense,
arsl that there is strong reason to hope that be has
moped that (I..iorn which is reserved for all impenitent
sin.,ers. I hope he has ; but some folks are apt to say :
" Well, if he is gone to Heaven, there's a chance for some
of us," and they are led to doubt the possibility of a
es‘fra conversion, from the fact that many consider
there is co dist:nevem in Heaven, and that all arutoTZ
alike. --They do not consider it jeer that snob ihe o
treated the lame as those who have nerved God ell their
days, and whose "works do follow them.' The very
Idea is apt to make them careless. Will you, Sir, ask
mom of throe who have studied these things, to favour
you with a letter in your next paper giving scriptural
views on this subject. It would be very interesting to
many, for it seems difficult to understand. That "man
is justified by Faith alone" is true, but that man is re-
warded "according to the deeds done in the body" is
equally true. —ls it then that a man gets into Heaven
by Faith,—and that after be is there he gets his position
according to the life he has led and the state of his
heart at the time of his deeth!—Yours, ke.
JUVENILE.
[Here are • few texts respecting it, but I must leave
it to some of our Divines to write on the subject -
"He that *meth plenteously shall reap plenteously."
"Sam, are punished with few stripes and some with
many." "As one Star differeth from another Star in
Glory, so it is in the Kingdom of Heaven." "Faith
without works is deed." " Verily thou shall not km
thy reward," so,, Sul]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07

NEW SPRING DRAPERY.

T 1 H. BASCOMBK, in returning thanks
. to thoir friends sod tb• Public for past favi.tini.
hag most neapeerfally to inform them of their RETURN
from LONDON with a large and well 'elected STOCK
of the NKWEST GOODS suited to the Korot mason,
and to which they incite aa early inspection.
N.B.—TAILORING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Dorchester, April 6,1663.

ligitONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
.IJ, —ln (be year 1263, 23,000.000 sterling, guar-
anteed by Government, .111 he allotted monthly in
various sums upwards to 225.00. An investment of
ONE POUND may rears £15,000. For Prospectus
(gratis) amly to lir. FILZDZRICI BINTA, Banker, Freak-
fort-on.the-ilaine ; er Letters addreased to him at 23,
Cisnient'rlarer, Lombard-street, Lopatin, LC., will be
immediately forwarded.

THE DIAMOND BLACK LEAD
WILL be found PURER THAN ANY
OTHER, bemuse by & protases Peculiar to the
blanulsonarors, every partials of grit and earth is
smarmed from it.
MORE BRILLIANT—Bemis, it is unadulterated,
thus *wry 'article produces s metallic lustre.
MORE CLEANLY—Beaton being Is bloats it does
not drop about like Powdar Leads, whilst it is used
exactly in the mine way.
AND CHEAPER—ides/mos • little goes & bag trey,
while hardly any labour is required to HUM • brilliant
polish; thus mousy, time, sail labour are saved.
RECKITT k 80N8, Leedom Hvid LC.. sad Hall.
liokl by T. Y. Tou.otta, Family Grosse, Dorelsester
.1.0. LIST. Family Grocer, Domemiter ; also by C. IL
BARIOCIT. Grocer, Al., Porter, and !Spirit Ilerobael.
Wsmiluina
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-14

ENGLISH SYMPATHISIRB WITH
FIDEItAL AME3IOA.

' The Federal adtoestas in this Country are
losing tuqmorsuojcp of potting forward their
views. They hold public Meeting& deliver
lectures, write leaders for newspapers, and send
out pamphlets and letters by thousands. There
is so great a earesoess in these leaders and
speeches and phamplets that one would almost be
induced to suppose their "getting up" was ono-
' tined to a very few hands. The professed object
of their suthors is to obtain for PlaMent
coln the moral su:isof Ingland for the exter-
mination of Son derv?, but their reel
object is to stren the Undi of the Presi-
dent and his administration in the prosecution
at the war. The amount of mischief these pro-
fessed sympathisers for the negro race are doing
among us is, no doubt, very great. The lectures
and addresses of such men Ili Professor Goldwin
Smith, and the leading articles of such papea es
the lions* ator are all reproduced in America,
tending to confirm she North in the belief that
thee. is • Strong party in this country who are
favourable to the Federal that* and that
Admiral Wilkes may commit, with perfect im-
punity, the most extravagant outrages
upon our Mercantile Shipping. There
I. nothing we calculated to drift us into
a war with our North AMAMI cousins than the
diffusion of this pro-Fedcwal Anti-Inglish litera-
ture. There is every likelihood that by the re-
presentations made, the Yankees will so fit
presume upon our good nature that some day or
other they will perpetrate some act which we
cannot allow topsrt unredremed, and then will
come the tug of war. If these pro-Federal
lecturers were paid emisearies from President
Lincoln, and the pro-Federal prelim of this
country were subsided by the Washington Go.
Vet-Mont to pate the tray for hostilities between
the two countries, they could not do their work
More esalously nor more efficiently. We are by
no means the advocates of slavery. We be-
lie*. the !Mien ihhualan and anti-scriptural;
at the mast thhe we Edith bear in mind that, with
the exemption of a very small elation of the
Americans conquest of the South and not the
freedom of the black is their great object

DORCHESTER. —Primo RD Coon Malin., Saturday,
Aprll 1L —Th. 'Manassas woe good, and sapp/Iss Woo
abort, a goad aleoranoo am abated, and all &Aldan bad
an 'toward Wodasay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-14

TO BUTCHERS.

AN OLD-ESTABLISHID BUSINESS in
nee of the primps, Torres m the Comity of
Lionel for hansediate Mirrored. A considerable family
sod BMW Trade had boss carried ea by the present
Proprietor for canny years. lamming moderate.
Further pertaining may be obtained by applying to
" C," Myron Ofiec, Darabeeter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-14

ID tbonsb ire.

EXETER.—DZATU 01, A CO-OraZATIVI
—After as existence—until recently supposed to be
" flourishing"—of nearly two yearS, the Exeter CO-
operative /ffoldy has come to a sudden, but hardly
as ultimely eat The object of this Society 1114 to
ewers the members from the usurious exactions of
the .bophsspsie, and supply all their domestic wants
at. as nearly U possible, cost prices ; all re 4
as
being divided, nanal, according to the so
Hoes paid up. At the termination of the first sex
months of its existence a dividend of one shilling
in the pound was declared, and the society to he
prospering until very recently, when curtain mis-
givings &roes, and a committee of investigation was
appoisted. The committee presented it.
last week, by which it appeared that the
could only pay 3e. lid. in the pound to the share-
bolders—stock. fixtures, and everything being in-
cluded in the valuation." The commutes oonld net
come to any positive conclusion as to how the de-
ficiency had been brought about; but their opinion
was that, at the first half-yearly stock-taking, the
stook hod been very much overrated, and a dividend
0( one shilling in the pound was given when the
refits on tbe goods would not admit of so mock
Thep Vint, • great loss had been sustained on bocce
and other goods, through the advance of prima
These loose, however, in themselves were net
sufficient to account for the senolis deficiency is the
Society's affairs at present, and from the proceedings
at the meeting it was impomible to form an opinion
as to who was at fault."
Tan Dtria or CAIIIIRWOR IX ma WERT.—Bia
Royal Rightism the Doke of Cambridge is sow on a
Soar of inspection in the went and onith-wwit of
Resealed. The visit ie quite of a business chandler,
his Royal Highness travelling from point to pint
with as little ceremony and no am posaible. Be
has been ee Rieter, and attended divine servile in '
the Ostlesilral, and also visited the Town Hall, and
prinately inspected the curious old pile iseide and
oat. He afterwards paid a vimit Se tb• rather dew ,
tate sanity tewinake au the Togehmu-reed4 end is
goosing left by train kr rlysystatis. The awl I

morning then was a grand turn oil o.ilttet
of ths Wee towns, and lus Royal li
trove an the review ironed at. 7.o.ThWell
afterwards psid a snit tot. various tortilsolime
tbe nsiglsboarbosel. Ott licendapgasfwing Das
returned as Rader by lies 10.40 sums. mai pie.
°ended without' drfa7 utPosesisit ssiiss
inspection. In the mit of ki *mg fthes.
ars flter Richard Aim, gesslammiss4 gni
a Colossi Jarvoiss, depearimposlid • a fortiles•
boos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-14

isroctsbirt.

DORCHISTER. —Comm Cam; April 7.—
Bofors Zdisord Evimett. Faq. There were SO amiss
on the list for this day's hearing end 32 jodgmoill_
supromians. Of the former 44 wore arreaild "6'.
court, and the remaining its were of the °canary
diameter, presenting no feature of riblis intarest.
Of die judgment summonses the greater Pad were
eigiisd. The Conn only set about am hour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-14

Vampobirt.

ANDOVER- ealciorr (Ix& The first meeting of
this club was held on Wednesday at the White Hart
Hotel. About 40 gentlemen put down their names as
subecribers, and the secretary was instructed to procure
the neaisesry bats. Le-, for the use of the members.
The first day of the season is fixed for the 13th April.
when it is expected that the band of the 13th Hants
Rifle Volunteers will be in attendance.