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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10

WHY DID GARIBALDI LEAVE BO BOON?

In order to set st rest for ever the above vexed ques-
tion, which mums to be I,ertarbing a good many people,
and causing them to emit the most ridiculous gamse
and objurgations, Mr. Punch begs to offer, at one view,
all the ri mom which Indus:nil the gallant Garibaldi to
leave thi• country without allowing the provincials an
opportunity of wringing his band off.
lat. Bemuse he will want his band to plant the
banner of Daly on the fortiheations of Velum and also
of Rome.

2nd. Because ha heart that Mr. Tapper wits coming
sitert.im to rect.. an Ole in his honour.

3rd. Because Lord Palmerston begged him to go.
lost be might excite democraLie feelings, and thereby
compel the Itniatry to bring in. Reform Bill.
4th. Because the most Iflastrious Personage believed
that be had dodges upon the Crown of Ragland.
N.B.—The Prince of Wales's visit was for the purpose
of reqtwasting him not to stir tip • revolution.
5111. Heolollll the National Bhaksperiaa Committee,
having concluded their work, wished to organise a
ninvement for a Garibaldi inemoriaL
_ . _

6th. amines the younger Garibaldi had fallen so
desperately in love with • lady member of the Royal
Family, OMB was summary to crush that sentiniest
in the eerly bed.
7th Beeson it was not certain that Yr. Charles
Keen might riot be coming bank suddenly, in which
ease influent* would be used to pt Garibaldi to see that
path-man in Heinkt.
Bth. Bemuse Cerdinel W Menne had blamed !seventeen
bludgeon*, and given these tom many etelwart Iriehmen,
previously absolved, with orders to demolish Garibaldi,
and give Mr. Seely • great besting.
Bemuse the Cockneys who insisted on riding in
his carriage spoke such atrocious liingliall that it grated
opon the delicate Italian orpniestion, mid he we.
e.pecially annoyed at being called • Nero of • nundred
light. and • most magnaninimons
10th. Because the ids she British Washerwomen
made such exoeedingly bad work with his red shirts,
starching them in the wrong places, as they do with the
lin!incl their countrymen.
. . . .

nth. Because be bad • telegram announcing that
the Pope -as going to send a brigand iispedince to
Capron, with orders to eat Garibaldi's 000 k and boo..

,
keeper.
12th. Seesaws the Fieglishwomen bothered his very
life out for autographs, and he has sent away the
insides of at least three mattresses, se looks of his hair.
to the inconsiderate daughters of Albion.
There no.! There are a dozen rood mamas why he
went away, and each is asgood as the other. We now
hope that the subject will be dropped.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10

WATERING TEI ROADS.

Tenders bevies been invited for watering the
roads, three were sent in from the following persons,
each of whom in their tender included the expense
of • man and horse per day Janata, 7. Bd. •
Joseph Wheatley, 6s. 3d. • and R. Squibb, Os. Pd.
Wheatley's offer was accepted.
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TUK ITLTS OK Tili KOAD IN TROST Or TICTORIL

Z.

The next batistes was to receive a letter from the
Turepike Trustees in reference to the state of the
road in front of Victoria-terrace, which is oftentimes
covered with stagasnt w.ter in the centre. Tbe
Trustees offered to pay half the expense incurred in
altering the road, £195, if the Board would con-
struct a drain to carry off the water, which would
cost £6O. Mr. B. Thomas wanted to know who
were liable to repair the road, the Tumpike Trustees
or the Board? He believed the latter were liable, as
they had repaired the road before. —The Town Clerk
said his opinion was, that the nuisance oomplained of
was within the province of the Turnpike Trustees to
abate. —A resolution was pared declining the
Trustees' offer, and calling upon them to remove the
nuisance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10

Corresponbince.

To the Alder.

rein Ste—in than Ines I sent you last week.
There is I now see • serial's leak ;
Streik off to ten animates is coder to try
At oboe to delight my eind neighbour 1317.
I now call atitatioe to some Sitio mistakes
In transonbiog those lines, which somebody makes.
In lb. first Fdece, dear sir, you poetry name
My odd nine, sad of this I complain;
" Milton" and "tic." pee; do not thus allude—
Tbs first wrote blank verse, the second but jingle,
The productions of sue, oh I truly sublime,
The other writes cell • jingling rhyme.
" Milton" discourses of Archangel Mike,
"Ala." writes verso, and wares two alike
In number two verge • mistake la • amid
Has tons, I am afraid, the nose of some paia ;
I spell the name Speer, but.. nay to say.
When in print, I found the (own Inter was A.
Another mistake to which now I refer,
In number two line of faun verse doss neer ;
it dks say, I feel sure, that minimise is he
Who wntes Visot-,f, for Visit els.
In last lint of lent verse "a is" you may ase,
For this be so good es to substitute " II.;"
As those conies preserved, so being moss leader
For July eonsumption, were awionlisa geeder.
For my Wessman* flue.. your space be not ROOS.
My don stir, yours truly, " AIDS."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10

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called, and proved never having received the money
for the barley supplied on the 7th of September. -
tr"'deria Rollers, the lad alluded to, stated that
after carob% the meal to Allen's house on the 7th of
October, he asked priemer if be had been
paid fur the barley meal he took there on the 711 of
September. He replied that he had not but
cautioned him not to sty anything to his master
stank R. all he would, make it all right with Mr.
Allen that Miming... 4% defame; Prisoner said be
paid the foreman the lia , as doun as he returned
From Chickerell. He was in the stable, and stated
that be had some mousy to pay master and be
would take his. It Mill by his directions that be
settled the bill.—Prisoner was committed fur trial
at the emeices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10

LOUD'S KILLS, DORCHESTER, DORSET.
dasirsbis 'FREEHOLD WOOLLEN NAND,
F CTORY MILLB DWELLING-HOUSE,
00774 tint, OD7 1 N 08, sad nil aabio
WA,— NM &DOW sad PAPITURE LAND,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10

ORMUZ
.OAZEITL

Loney, Fnci—ay.--=ioe advarice-- of -2 —per suet. in the
rate of discount this week hsa naturally tended to in-
crease the dulness previously existing m the produce
nrarkets. Only • very limited business has sesonlingly
been dom., whilst prices of several important article*
have undentone some reduction. Sugar, espeetiallv, has
begeme Micah of rale, and prime meat be quoted Is
to le 6rl per art lower. Plantation Ceylon coffee hes
met • steady sale, at rather under leht week's rates, but
4a01,u1. ls tot. 151 per owl cheaper. Tea, at the
nuerient,hae goose off heavily, and in many Meteorites, 00'
terms in favour of the buyer. lUDs attracted • fair
enquiry in the early part of the week, bat there has
Utterly been neat to nothing doing. In sp me but
little bushier as he a trar•acted —Currants are cry
depressed, and buyers are cautious to • remarkable
degree, hardly rhowing any deem to perchaee over
24a at 23s 6,1 some • s are re ported of old fruit.
Raisins Sr. lower. and 281 has been accepted for
some Cheerne, while ordinery low ant can be obtained
at 25. to 26. Sultanas are very quiet, and very
moderate in price.
BRADINAID, Thereday.—With mousey at 9 per
cent. discount, buyers, who were continuous daring
the moraine, ceased almost entirely to operate in the
afternoon. There are certain aorta of wool so scene,
however, that they will readily Ind buyers, whatever
nay be the rate of demount. The confidently of ampler,
doe. not appear to be shaken, and stoeks, throaghoet
the market, being ro unumelly light and ill-a:sorted,
there is no fear of quotations drooping- On the whose,
the position of things is unchanged, except that
tacreaced caution prevails. Spinners, whenever the y
can, hold aloof from buying; but when they must have
the wool, they have to pay full rate. for
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL AND BOARD
OF HEALTH MEETING.

Chi Wednesday morning a meeting of the members
of Ms Corporatme took Ono at the Cuenca
Chamber, the Mayor presiding.

TIM HAIM WALL.
In reference to this subject, • communioation from
MEM% Aird was reed, statin4 that they COUld not
anent to wait for payment for erecting the Minh
as their estimate was hosed on the supposition
that ready money would be paid. They urpdbe
Coattail to give them au immediate answer,as further
delay would increase the costal the work. —A rota-
tion was also raid, pawed at • meeting of the Turn.
pike Trustees, in which they offered to give £lOO
Inwards the erection of the m4l —After • skeet aid
diecuesios,arieoltaion wee pima tbikek.
tug Mame Aird for the trouble they had takee
in furnishing plans. and for their offer to beta the
proposed wall, but imploded ins reffin‘ of thn
Council that they ateM Dot acospt them, in cm.
sogssoes of there not being any available funds. Tbe
Clerk was also instreoted to write to the Turnpike
Trustees declining their offer.
THE OUILDHALL AND NARILET HODIMS.
Tawas for planting the interior of thee° buildings
wirekthoard. The only tender for painting
w mUN
Oanna Mr. W. Jolbffe, Bt. Mary's-street,
his estimate being ill 10e. F.ff the Market-hoses
there were two tenders—one from Mr. J. Bartlett.
for £l7 10a, the other being from Mr. W. Jolliffe,
for £l6 15.. The game parties also tendered for
*tains the lieb.market,the former" estimate being
£7, and the latter's a 10e. —Mr. Jaliffe's feeders
were all accepted.
THE ETATS OF THE 3111001.
The Major stated that the immediate cense
a. kr
the subject on the paper of considering the
-Zooto, to he adopted for securing the repair of
the Bodge, was that an accident nearly °courted 10
a horse and rider by Ile animal puttind lew elite
legs through the rotten wood. lie seta the surveyor
to "Pair the place, arid to report upon the state
of
the a'idds to the wasting this day. .14In
Worship then read the report.windi stated stuns
Linlast ti of lb. Conseil mother persist' 01
""' Bridge had gigot wa , and it Ins anode Joe
Isms 10peet own, le 10 the Meet/ the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10

imperial f arliamtnt.

HOUSE OF LORD&

MONDAT.—The House set for e few Minute' only.
No business of tiny public importance ems trens.cted
beyond the paring of the High Court of Bombay Bill
through committee. _ . .

TCFAD tY. The House met only for • few minutes,
and no businms of pubic importance was trarasicted.
THURSDAY. —l3.uut Am. M 44.11 day, the Home accord-
ing to oaken did not meet.
FIIDAT.—The Earl of Carnarvon gave motive that on
Moseley neat he should cell attention to the present
I state of the Danish question. The Lied Chancellor
! directed attention to the etate of the law of debtor and
'creditor as affecting the poorer chimes, and stated that
daring the year ending the 31st of last Deoember,
! 17,979 perauss had 14/te mot to prison from the count!
course, that the number of days for which they bad
lan n committal was 399,777, of which they spent
257,251 in confinement, and (bet 17,830 of the total
"'mar of priiioners had been imprisoned for not satisfy-
ing judgments and caste. These poor persons chiefly
belonged to the edam of operatives and labourers.
The result bad been little beneficial to the credi•
tors, it bad indicted great positive 10, upon th•
debtors, and was • serious charge to the coontry.
With a view to providing • remedy the noble
mid learned lord laid upon the table a bill to
abolish the power of the °musty itiort judp to com-
mit in the event of his being satisfied of the inability
of the debtor to pay. the power of imprisonment to be
re ained where there appear die) have been fraud f lee
pretences, or breach of trust. He also priiposed t
authorise he county court judge to eall the creditors
together, and oblial the debtor to aye.l much as he
could for their benefit. No publican or beer-louse
keeper to have the tight to brig an action for an ale
• ore, and in all ca-m the power of recovery wonld be
limited to one .ear. The WU aro contained other
provisons, and be trusted their Lordships would co.
operate with him in making the measure as effectual as
possible foe the object he bad in view.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10

CATTLE II A RESTS.

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NEWOATI AND LILDISILALL, Priday.—The supplies
of meat are mrderate, and the trade erwrally steady.
111 b. by the outer :—lnferior beef, le 104 so 3. ;
middling ditto, 3.44 to 34 8.1 ; prime large ditto, 3. 104
tots 24, prime small ditto, 4.24 to 4s 4d ; veal, 3.101
to te 8d ; interim mutton, 3e Od to 3. 10d ,• middling
ditto, 4s to 4s 4d ; prime ditto. ta 6d to 4. 64 ; kris
p0rk.3.21t03e104, small pork, 4a ild to ta Bd.
BILDITOL, TbiLDNII7.—W• bad • large supply of beef
at oar market to-day. sod the quality wee ezarThint.
bat there was very little improvement on Use trade of
last week. Best samples mold at from 65a. to es. per
ewt., and secondary from 58a. to 635. Very faU supply
of sheep, and tr.', brisk, the deinand being aansnally
large. 8.. i grethers, osit of the wool, realised from
21;4?but the latter quotation was difilault to
Store elms, seethe. fierply of lambs also
limited, and lamb mush wanted just now; prices
naiad from 30a. to 40a AU the sheep pens were
cleared. A good supply of store settle, which sold at
high prima. A large number of mike Goya, and the
demand fully up to the supply ; anything of a superior
eberaster realised from £lB to sso, but a more average
figure Irma from £l5 to £l7. Fall aupoly of pigs, and •
good trade, bacon pigs realising from Ss. bd. to Be. 6d.,
and parkin from 8.,8J. to lis. per seen. The show el
cart horses and colts was very good, and the demand
exhibited • decided irgeovement.

WOOL 11611.10ET8.
LONDOT, Friday.—The colonial wool sales torn.
mersold last evening with a good &Mindanao of borne
and for. ign buyers. Notwitetandlng the stringency in
money, the biddlnp were animated, and for Port
Philip, anitridian, eat New Zealand wool, the rate of
the last public sales were fully mipported. There were
no Cape wools in last evening's satelogue, and the valoe
of theca descriptions remains to be ern. The imports
sines last males have been 15,821 balm New South
Wales and Qeeineskag ; 48,958 bales Victoria; 1.588
toles Tamireia ; 16.470 bales South Anstralla ; 8,864
balsa New Solana ; sad 12,582 balsa Cape, giving a
total of 1011,726 belea
You, fltersday. —The amply of new wool to Ibis
day's leimket was about 75 sheets, .1.1 of which. @seep%
4, wore sold at 2s 44/1 to 2e 5d per lb. The nest
market will be held on the 19th Instant, and frogs and
eller the 2nd el inns the markets will tabs pines weekly

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Cousty Express and
Agricultural Uaselie, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10

BIRTH&

May A at Tor&paten, OA *Us of Mr. Upaball,
eel* of • son.
May 4. at Roomy, the wife of Mr. James Jeilvy,
siseldsewer aurveyor, ol • son.
May 2, at Eliattved Vicarage, the wife of the As•
Owoood Fi.her, of • sou.
May 4. at °borne reo,ory. Sherboros, the wifw of the
Priv. W ',will, M.A., of • sum
April 2.9 at the Poliew-statioo, Milbers• St. Aadrew,
the wife of Poliee.srrseent Mill, of s son.
May 5, at Wollastoe Villa., Dorehestvr. the wife of
Mr. Edward Bishop Hooey, of • daughter.
April 29, at Itlandford, the wife oi W. G. Bacot,
Seq., surgeon, of a son.
April 112, at When Abbas., the wife si Mt. EdiValti
George. bullies, of a sow.

May 3 g Netherbory, by MAI Rev. R. Reddle, brother
of.the bride, aesieted by the Hest. and it... A. Sprieg
RION vicar, sad the Rev. J. Wyane, brother-to-Ise of
the bride. Arthur Frederick Perm Caicos. Esq., of
H H.'. let Welit lidos Reigeoest, oily soa of the late
Frederick Comma, Es 1., bartider-4.lser, to Maris Jane,
fourth daughter of the lade Sharing Kedah, Esq., of
Ratchlsads, Netherbory.
May 2, at Rt. Aogiodioe's Char* Bristol, by the
Rey. C. Fries, Robert W. Haseiltoo. Est, of the above
oitl. to Mary, sewed daughter of Mr. Juba Road, of
Maidez Newton, Dorset.

DRATFIB.
May S M Walnut Cotner, dorlorer.
deeply regretted, Mathew John Liddoa, Rag., Copt.
R.N., of Charriouth, Dorset, aged 51 years.
May 8, at Fordington. Ann, relict S 4 the late It..
Frederick Chinn, aged 42.
May 2. at Maiden Newton, Job Allen, 25 years sexton
of the Unitarian Church, Dorchester, aged 71 years.
May 6, at Dominator, Mr. John Little&ld Resat, ,
aged 25.
LI 1, after a long and severe illness, borne with
Christian resignation, Ann, eldest danghte of Mr.
George Bows., the Swan Inn, Ran Retaliate, seed 25.
April 28, after a lingering Mersa, Ann Olden,
widow of the late JIIIIIIIS Chardon, Ego, Town Clerk
GI Fools. aged 56.
April 30, at Dorchester, after a WM illness, Andrew
Vincent. aged 60.
May 1. at Tolptiddle. Prinilla, the beloved' wife of
William Woodaford. t.ilor, in the 50th year of her age,
leaving a disconsolate husband and ten children to
deplore her toes.
Apt-U 30, at Yetmineter, at the re.idenee of her
brother, Jane. wife of Mr. William Foot, of Bewley.
wood, Rockland Newton, aged 66 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

RAIL STORMS.

rrHE ROYAL FARMERS' INSURANCE
A- COMPANY, 3, Norfolk•stroA, &rood, Loudest,
Lowe WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, BEANS, and
PEAS, against Loa by HAIL STORMS for

81XPEITCZ PIS ACRE,
and divide Profits with the Insurers every Filth Year.
The division in 1861 enabled Insurers of Four Years to
protect their crape against lose by Hail for

TWOPENCE PKR AORE..-IN THAT YEAR.

SEEDS and GLASS insured at moderate rate*.
LOSSEIS paid immediately.
FIRE AND LIM —lnstitutes' at rates u low as
other well established °Moss Four-fifths of the profits
of Life Insurance divided every Fifth Year.
Further particulars may be had at the Chief Ofeos,
oral the Aunta.
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Actuary.
Acme.

DORCHESTER, CERVE—ABAS, wad PIDDLE-
TOWN.—Messrs. ANDREWS k OOCKER4N,
dolichars.

/Sandford Mr. rt Whitahureh, Maltster
and Brewer.
Bridport ..... G.M. Bank.
Crawkerne G. L Loa& leq., Solkitor.
Shaftesbury Mr. Charles chloi, Stamp Ogles.
Sberborne Mr. C. Stokes, Bank.
Btalbridp ...... Mr. H. Haase, of Gillingham, Solici-
tor.
Sturmlastar Mr. E. Ridoot, of Okeford Fltagaine.
Wareham .... Mr. Thomas Randall. Chemist.
WEYMOUTH Mr. W. V. PERSON, 31, St. Mary.
street
Wimborne Mr. Geo. Chislett.
Fordingbridge Mr. J. Haman, jun., Estate Agent.

llAdditional Agents wanted —applioation to the
ooratary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

CAUTION TO

CONSIDERABLE qustdy of damaged
mad adoltatiod 017 ; imarcely to he Melia.
(Malted by its appearing,e from kw genuine Peruvian.)
II again offrrissi for sale in the West of England at
about the prim of the beet quality, but which is not
worth so much by many pounds mr too.
IL Damen offers lb. best Peruvian Guano only,
direst from the Importers. at £l3 10e. par Ton, at all
Stations—Tenni : Cash at One Mouth.
Dorchester, April, 1861.

LAW' PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE
rt.DAMEN bugs to inform his Agricul-
tural Friends that he continues Sole Agent for
the Sale, in the County of Dorset, of the above superiar
Manure, which he is now ready to deliver at all Ports
sod Railway Stations in the County.
Persons desirous of baying Mineral Superphosphate,
ocetaining a high percentage of 'soluble Pate, isa
have the saw as 1:1 per Ton less money than the above,
by giving special orders for that kind.
ter, April, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

AGRICULTURAL_ IMPLEMENTS OF

EVERY

A FRESH SUPPLY Or SWEDE, TURNIP, MAN-
GOLD AND OTHER SEEDS OF GENUINE
QUALITY.
G. semi' SUPERPHOSPHATE AND OTHER
MANURES.

iliairßNßY TAYLOR, 44, South-street, Doe-
AAL cmurrts, in returning thanks for the liberal
support rewired during the past years in the
Manure and Implement begs to inform
the Agriculturists of Dorset he luta no. is
Store mime lirst-clam Manures, Top Dreseing for Wheat,
Barley, Osta, he., Mangold Manors, Superphosphate of
Urns. Bones, ha, of the bast quality.
Ploughs, Harrow; Corn and Manure Drilla —Steam
Engines and Machines by Chutes, SbutUenertb, and
Co.. Brown and May, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler's, Hoeard's, and Smith's Steam Ploughs and
Cultirators.—Wood's and other Mowing and First:
Ifechines.—Waehing and Mangling Maehines.— t
Scythes and Rubbers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR °Arms ;
Oars and Flour Seeks; India Robbee Rick and Ws
Corers ; Cart Grease; Machin* Otis; Gana Pe
India Rubber, and Leather Bend.; India Rubber
Outta Pendia Tubing, for the Midianc
Ormatise Issuranse Commits, (Me, LIN and Rail.)

GARRETT'S ECONOMIC TURNIP
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

ITAUPZI LUNATIC&

The Town Clerk entered in a full explanation
of the mode whereby the pauper lunatic* of
the city were formerly provided for, and stated
that the Ant of Parliament passed last year,
making the pauper lunatics of any pariah chargeable to
the common fund of the union did not affect the city in
that respect, but it implied a statutable liability either
to build an asylum, or contract with an existing asylum,
and that the expense of housing should be paid out of the
borough fund instead of the three city parishes. The whole
amount estimated, £156 a-year, would by this arrange-
ment be d.stributed over an assessment of £32.561,
instead of £21,888. He had ascertained that the Close
and those part. of Fisherton and Milford within the
borough, and which had no pauper lunatics to send to
an asylum, were not called upon for the county asylum
rate, those parte only being massaged to that tate which
were without the borough. —A conversation here minted
between the Town Clerk and esiveral members of the
Council, after which the Town Clerk stated that the
£156 would be raised by • twopenny rat* in the three
parishes iu the borough, but if it was distributed over
the whole area it would be raised by • id. rate. The
Council ordered that £136 on amount of penper lunatics
should be added to the estimate of the money required

ZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1864.

Till WILTS TCO cAVALBT.
A long conversition regarding the late attempt to de-
prive S4i bury of the visit of the Yeomanry took place,
and • vote of thanks to the Mayor and Mr. Style for
their promptitude and kindness in the matter wee
proposed and carried.— In this vote we me sure the
great body of the townspeople will minima°, and
would suggest that on the first fitting occasion the poblie
should have an opportunity of expleming their sense of
their obligation.

LOCAL BOARD OF HIALTH.
The meeting then resolved itaeU into the Local
Board of Health, the first subject considered being the
charge of El made by the Superintendent of the Fire
Brigade for himself. and 2s. each for 43 extra men, fer
working at the late Are at linen. Curtis and Jenkins.
After a long conversation, from which it appeared that
the superintendent was not precept when there began.
and that he had £lO as • regular salary, hie charge of
El was disallowed; as was also one of 7s. 6d. for ex-
tinriishing a 810 in a chimney. The charge of 2a. each
for 43 men was granted, as it appeared they had rendered
considerable assietance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

CASSELL'S
/CO FEES.

VOR a long series of years these truly colts-
Waled 0., Kam have been held in the highest
estimation throughout the United Kingdom by the rimy
thorned@ of families to whom they have beams an
aneserred household beverage.
Bo highly are Casettes Corr= esteemed, sad so
wide spread is their re tattoo, that further conimends-
tion may be eouaid..wd needier.
OOFFIL No. 2, Blue Wrapper, at laid.
per lb., is the very article to traduce a good strong
eeououmicalbeverage. _

No. 3, Like Wrapper, la. 44.
P.O lb., possesses great strength, with fine fall areanatie
flavour. le reality the Coffee for family use.
Carom's Corns, No. 4, Yellow Wrapper, at la
per IL A meet nab aridebeios article. To lovers of
In Coffee a decided treat.

—fioliir-C;;;;t-e-r;OCi-lb-ii., Ilb., sad Ob. each; and in
air.tMht Packets of dos., 20a., and lat. saeb, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.

A GISTS DI THIS DISTRICT :-

DORCHESTSit7-- --iii-/B.tHi:th.ll7.l3.4h9Shetnisk•
WEY.IIIOIITA A."ICLLERY, 40, Higestypet.
S. CROIMR,IB, Park-Arm&

AGCririVit. Yen-street.
Abbotsi;uy - Wood.
Axminster - E. Willis, Stationer.
Beaminster - Hood.
Ben Regis - • J, H. Mundell, Grocer.
Held port • - Buddy and Dabinett, Jewellers.
Blandford - • .1. Hobbs, Tea Dealer.
Cern • - George Derriman, noose.
Cherdnook • - W. Freon, Post-o Mos.
Christeburch Sharp, Hilh-4mi.
Creaborn• - Aden".
Crsokerne • • T. H. Bertlett, Market-plan.
Charmoutb • - 8. Rya. Choose
Ent Coker - • P. Booby, Grew.
Esershot - 8. and B. Ryan. Groom.
()Minibus • • J. Kingsbury, Newberry-Ann.
Henstridge - B. Rogers, Booknllex.

Bandon—. • • E. Harding, Tea Dealer.
Notberbury • • W. Fowler. Grocer,
°Mary St. Nary- libeppard, Grocer.
Piddletown • • T. f.nge, Draper.
Psddletcsothlde • J. Hollers, grocer.
Poole - • • H. nicks, Higb-eireek
G. Nesse Peony, Merelmat.
Portland • • W. Box, Spring Gardena.
8. and 8. Gibbs, Reston.
Farwell • • J. Shivell, Coufeeticieer.
Salisbury • • N. Thorn, Wiochester-street.
Sberborne - - G. Gooney, Half -moon .street.
Shaftesbury • 0.8. Norton, Fancy Warehouse.
Sturteirarter Newton E. Jackson, Grocer.
Wilton - J. Hopkins, West-street.
Wareham • • T. Randall, Ildarket.plaos.
W. Summers, Groom.
Wirman't.on • - R. Gilbert.
Yeovil • • J. Perry, South-street.
Yelminater • • T. Hayward, Grocer.
I CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING TEA
Is bighiy •pproeed by Lovers of really Good Tea.
Ii el guaranteed for its Parity. Strength, and the fall
Flamer. It is the Tea for Family um; tb• two
Pries and Quell, commend it.
Witoustaxs FROM CASSELL, SIIIITH, k CA. SI
Famiczoace-Pitarre, LONDON.
Lseats Mill appointed; for terms apply as above.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

JOHNSON, JOHNSON &Co's.

PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,
Is decidedly the Purest
A 4 4h4. Strongest—Cheapest
and Best—the most
4
- WHOLESOME & INVIGORATING.
• I
So Iti n Par-Lets by Aputs in every Tows
AOllll2ll.

LOCAL.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

ATVII COMinTYrL

The minutea of the Watch Committee were first
read, from which it appeared that a circular had been
received from the tiecretary of State, and an extract
from Lieutenant Cartyrriclit's report for 1863. respecting
• system of private communications betwei n indi ehluala
or societies, and menibers of the police force, for the
purpose of ascertaining the rupectehiiity niid money
value of trailers, and peeks ruiding in towns and
villages.—Ordered that special instructions be given to
the polio., that such applications be not answered,
unless for the previntion and detection of crime.
llr. l'erris's tender to make new suits for the police
force, at 245. per suit, with the exception of stripes and
crowns, was acoepied.

LANDS

Collill

The report of this Committee stated that a corn.
munication had been received from Mr. renision,
reg•nliog the painting and repairs required at the
Council Chamber Tenders were ordered to be advertised
for the performance of the work. The necessary repairs
to the town bridges were also ordered to be done, under
Mr. Peniston's Mace tion, who was also requeste I to
report upon the advisability of putting • kerb on the
north stile of Harnhein Bridge.—Mr. Dawkins made
some remarks on the surveyor being allowed to employ
tradesmen to execute repairs, in,tead of their being
done by contract. It wee, however, explsined that
such repairs were only trilling ones, and that extensive
works were cootructed for.
rlaxec. COMMTITZE.

The Town Clerk laid hei ore the Council the estimate
of the current recsup,s, and payments on account of
the Corporation, for the year commencing March lit,
1864, to March Ist, 1865, and the amount required
to be raised doing that period in aid of the
borough funds.—Labilities, £1,867; assent, 4:1,288;
leaving £1,699 to be provided for. The committee
. . .

reimminexpied that order; abould be made on the several
pariebes within the city u follows : —Et Thomas,
Eb2i) 3a. 6.1.;81. Edmund, £432 16a ; 81. Martio,
£lB9 9s. 64. ; The Clime 1.163 ; Fisherton Anger,
(out of) £ll7 4s. ; Milford, (pert of) /.75 9s.—Total,
£l,699.—The Town Clerk remedied that this would be
dietributed over an useument of £.12,561, and no order
for payment of the amount was made upon the over-
seen of the city parishes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

GEORGE LOCKETT, TAILOR, 8,
TRINITY-STREET, DORCHESTER (late
Foreman to the Mew& WAILAND, of Cornhill, for 14
year.) in tenieriag his grategul thanks to the Inhabitants
of Dorchester and its vicinity for their kind patronage
since eommeneing business, begs respectfully to
intimate that he has Plat received a fetter.' assortment
of NEW GOODS in THOWSERINGS, COATINGS,
sad WAII3I.COATINGB, suited for the coming
Season, to which he invite inspection.
All Orders executed with promptitusts and despatch,
and at the lowest possible remunerative prices.
April 28, 1884.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

SPKIIAL lOTIOL DUTY On TEL
pHILLIPS I CO. are NOW SWING
A STRONG BLACK TIAB, is, 24d, bid to M.
Ths Most Dplicdouli Black Tea the World

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produota 4a pa, Pima&
• Prim Cmrset Poet Free.
SUGARS AT MARLIT PRICES.
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8, KING WILLIAM ST. CITY, LONDON.
PHILLIPS es CO. mad Tem, Collme, sad Spier
Couioai Faaa torn RAILWAY STATION ON MAILM
Tore is Imereint, if to the value it 40. or uremia
MILLE'S a 00. home NO SAINTS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

ANY ON B CAN ITBI THIN.
•bui• et wider h Uri le relied la pairs the
mai leillese aehlesalde edam ea lam. Woolins.
Gabeak /dbersa, be. la Ma Wades, by tie um et
JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES,
an. GPl,is . ,
N_ GB
14 oN
BLUE

Primo la id. lb id. sod sspbsUs.
nen IrIU also ke boat meal far ismartiag =kw le
Peolloca. Mrs,. awooo. Ivory. Doak Wool. WOloar
alop kr UMW sot ix Ulm&
Da bed of aU elmnialet. Umbel Klarlaaa
=les. Whaisomia Dor* UM, Oaleamodred‘
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

DORCHESTER AND COUNTY OF DORSET

BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY,
_ (Errant:am 11347,)

For the purposes of molding Permits to Purchase
Houses and Lands. •
To Redeem Propene oltastly to Mortgage ;
And to Amino'.late Saving&

Shares, El 2 eack—Setrusee Pee, Is.
rr HE advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
are—Twit the Tamed of the Property who, in a
few yams, aetuslly pays it. full valne in rent without
ever hamming the °weer thereof, may, by paying to this
fileskty • sum equal to his rent, with little or no addi-
tienal dein. od on his own nomoreis, become the absolute
owner a time property:

The /Wiest:age; to harrowing Members :
lot—Th. mortgage is lioiddated by easy instalments.
2nd. Whilst Um installimete are re/Warty psid, no
emend MI be made of the mortgage money.
3rd. Hs may at say time sell, exchange, or redeem
Al. property.
411.—Advanees made der* the progress of Budding.
fotia —The Solicitor'. Peertor Morrow. add Bur-
veyar's Fees for Veinal:Me, are limited as follows :
Solicitor. Sorreper.
Led. I Lad.
Haber 50 ... 11 9 0 117ailer 101) ... 010 0
lon ... 3 .. 300 ... 1 1 0

demand
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

elliltsbirt.

SALIBBITRY.—Crrr Parry fitilmoirg, Monday,
May 9th—Present the Mayor, •mea Mummy, F.
Attemod, and G. Gilbert, &qrs.—James Cave was
charged with having been drunk on Sunday night, and
wee fined Ilk. including meta—Sarah Clarke was
charged with stealing a counterpane sad quilt, the pro-
perty of Mr. Bush, lodging-bones keeper, Barnard-
street. It appears that the woman bad been staying at
the how*, and altar she lilt Mr. Bush mired the
articles. On Wednesday he found them at Mrs.

olothier, Winchester-street. and claimed them.
He then went in search a the prisoner and found her
at Itomasy.—ln answer to the charge the prisoner said
she cams from Loudon.— Beatoacod to throe months'
bard labour. _ .

CONCERT. —A s • fitting 'SUMS of amusement for
the Yeomanry, a concert was given at the Market-
bona. on Monday evening by the band of the First
Wilts Rifle Volunteers, assisted by several eminent
vocalists. Between 400 and 500 ware present. The
performs°e of the bend, under the able leadership
of Mr. Aylward, was everything that could be de-
sired. Nov meet we omit to mention the very ex-
°silent singing of Messrs. Wastanorebuid and Kee-
atheism, who were enthusiastically cheered. The
*amine of the evening were further enhanced by
the admirable comic singing of Mr. Btaele, of
London, who appeared to be a great favourite, and
whose cocas were all encored. A solo on the
clarionet by Mr. Augarde was also mach admired,
indeed tbe whole performance gave great satisfaction.
INT WILTS BITLE VC/LUST/LIM —OO Tuesday
evening the band of this company performed • very
eira ' of music in front of the Bbirehall,
under the able leadership of Mr. Aylward. We
used hardly my that they were listened to with
great delight by a large concourse of persons, who
every now 111141 then expressed their approval by
loud cheering.
WILTS FP MOLT BOORT. —The annual meeting at
the society was held on Fridoy, May 6th, at the Town-
hall. Devisee, the chair being Wren by the Bev. W.
r.wyt, of Woodborough. There were • lin*
number ol gentlemen interested in the society present,
including 11 'towards of the various branches. A very
elaboeste report, compiled by Mr. Sotheren &tomtit,
was read by the Chairman, who expressed his regret at
that gentlemen's absence through ill health. The
report first 'Boded to the lose the society had sustained
by the retirement of Mr. Brasher, the mcretery,
through ill-health, and paid a high tribute to his may
ethellest qualities, and the admirable way in wbish
he had oondoeted the society's affairs. It also referred
, to the r.tlç.etenl of Mr. Fens, one of the trustees, who
hod al waya manifested peat interest is the success of
the sod, and whose advice mid sad/twee had greatly
' contributed towards its advanownsal. The necessity of
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

A Town Council Meeting wax held on Thursday the
Mb inst., at which there were present the Mayor, the
ex-klayor, Aldermen Honey ani Kel-ey; Coonsdims
Dawkins, Eldridge, Sidford, Whatman, Stokes, Terrill,
Woodlands, and Whitlock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

ALDRIDGE'S, BT. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
Ernausszo 1753.

PUBLIC by AUCTION of HORSES
end CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property must be
delivered two days previously, with instructions any
particulars. Stalls should be ordered • week before
either flele Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thurs-
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country, with Amount-Sales, on the written request
of the Otri er.
Commission, 5 per cent. Forego and Grooms, per
Day sad Night, 4.. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2..6L; Two-wheel, la. 6d. per week. Horses or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Auction, 5..;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, Se. ; Doge,
Stooks valued.

N.B.—No Bones received for Private Bale on Com-
mission, and no Dealing albeed on the pert of any one
connected with the Establishment

-ifffaAN FREEMAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

DENT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK

MAKER

To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
Consort, and Maker of the Great Clock for the Homes
of Parliament,
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
1. ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawingroom Clocks.
Indies' Gold Foreign Watches... ... 7 Guinean.
Gentlemen's ditto 10 „
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold linglish
Lever ditto • 16 „
Strong Silver laver Watches . .. 5
Gentlemen's Geld Compensation
Balance ditto . • . 40 „
Silver ditto ditto ... 25 „
Marine Chronometers 35 „
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical,
Turret, and Swink Clocks of every description. An
elegant assortment of Londonmade Pine Gold Albert
and Guard Chains, ko
DENT, 61. Strand (adjoining Coutts's Bank); 34 and
35, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Comptes Factory. Somerset Wharf. Strand, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

HENRY WEBBER

(1/000111•011 TO JOIN WORM AND .01,)
30 II 'X' .A. 30 1.4 X MB NC 30 33) .."... D.

DORSET BUTTER AGENT, CHEESE
AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.

1113111.111 S SEMIS MUMS, TILIE MRS, 11111WHil anal, CHM SISIIIIITHS, I CASS PIESUSHIS
May effect a eamid.rable Gering la their parehmes. sod choose from a him mid rrer-TiuTial Slosh ef
BRITISH AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
C11E13813 AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. I. BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
All &Woke lb. Threat Oash Parolmee or =est from the Freiherr, Hornsby serum ell latermedliste
pro6t.
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY I FRIESLAND BUTTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY
JERSEY BUTTE, MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The principal Cheese Fairs and Markets attended in Wiltshire, Somersetahire,
and Cheshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

17a*.
_ _ _
al A
e nave of Tr%

6th.—All Mortgage Deeds are eseraptellitnet Stamp
Duty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Direekrs are held on
the Second Tuesday in every Month, at the Tormhall.
Dorebe•ter, at Seven o'clock in the Even.ng, when
Advances are mmle and other Business in connection
with the Society transacted.
Persons desirous of availing themselves of the benefit'
of this Society, should make application to the Solicitor,
Manager, Surveyor, or Agents
HENRY LOCK, Solicitor,
THOS. W. PEARCE. Manager, Dorebeskr.
HENRY BARNES, Surveyor,
ar Money always reedy for immediate advance.

Beemissafer
Puol•

:
. . Mr. W. 0 Chialett
. Mr. R. R. Fear. Bolicikor
.. Mr. R. Damon.
.. Mr. Hatmood.

_
Sherb rim
Weymouth
Wiaaorme
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

LIGHTISG OF TBX COUSCIL CIUXBXIL

The Town Clerk stated that the works for the above
object were in program The oonimittee had entered
into a contract with Mr. Noels of the Canal. The cost
would be rather more than was at first expected. The
chandelier in the grand jury room would oust £5 more
than it was estimated at.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

WAREHAM AND PURBECK SOCIETY.

MIDWARD JOSEPH WELD, Esquire, oi
AA Dilworth Culls, Madly snows his Fark to be
used egoist this year at tk• weal time, for the trial el
skill in Mowing sad Sheariag.
These who wish to also Candidates will remember
that they must GM pay tboir Annual Sobseriptioa
either to the thenenrer or to the Boorstory oil the
Society, who wll forthwith pay it over to the
Tr.-savor.
Forms for sst Candidates way this be bad oa
applicatioe to the , to whom any eaggestiorm
for improving umb iwooptitutloa of the Society may be
sent.
F. FILMES, Ron. Soorotary.
North Stroh Warshow, 141 k May, 1861.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. It. H. THE PRINCESS Or WALE&
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1862.
THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH IS
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
td Pronounced by Her **des Lansdren• to be
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
HER MAJESTY'S LAOS DRESSER

DICLAIIINI IT TO II
THE BM 8111 HAB TRIED;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

£l,OOO IN CASE OF DEATH.
Or on Allowance of E 6 per Weok while Lid up by
Injury caused by
ACCIDENT OF ANY KIND,
Whether Walking, Riding,Driviag, Hunting, Shooting,
Plating, or at How*, may be seaured by an Annual
Payment ot Ell to Um
COM-

RAILWAY PAI3BRNORRB' AWIURANCE 1
PANY, 61, CORNHILL, LONDON, ILC.

MORE THAN 8,000 CLAIMS FOR
COMPENSATION

Rave been -Pr—anp4y-;;;1-1-ii;r-ally Pad.
For Particulars apOy to the Clerks at any of the
Railway Beaks; to A. Local Amato, or at the Oakes,
10, REGENTRTREET. sod 64, COFtNBILL.
Eal.ar Fawriners' Lammas Company, Empowered
by special Let of Niliamaist. 1849.
WILLIAM J. ITIAN, 84arstary.
C. GOOD. Old 13ink, Apst tor Badwater.
Anent for Weynsoutharol.B. Muir's, Railway
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. R H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL. 188 L

Sold by all Groans, Cbandlars, ha, kb.

WOTHIERSPOON k Co.. a LAllanw -AM; LOMPOC
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

SRA MW LYE, CORN and SEED
. MERCHANT, sod Dealer it ARTITICIAL
MANIIRIO3, PIDDLIMMIIIIDII Lid Dollolllffini.
Pairs Lire rot 1164.

Rererm.—Skirvines Improve 8d; Shirring's King of
Swede, 84; Improved Purple T, 84; Motion's, Id ;
Aileron's, 84; Sutton's Mompion, Bcl ; Wyatt's, 8d ,
'a Gildsia Globe (highly recommended), ad ;
Tustin.. Devonshire Grey Stone (highly recoup
mended), 8d ; Purple Top Yellow Scotch. 7d ; Green Top
ditto, 74; Green Sound, ed ; Green Barrel, ld ; Pome-
ranian White Globe. ; Yellow Tankard, 84; White
and Red Norfolk, 6d ; Red and White Tankard, Id ;
Dm•rf Nape, 314. Mustard Seed at market price
MASOIL Wurunt..—Yellow Globe, 5d ; Orange Globe,
ild ; Red Globe. 5d ; Lang Ited, 5d ; long Yellow,sd.

rh, sm.,' tare haa bees roan is de misetios of Me
above Steals, and an coalldeatia recanstesiiiii.

ar Should any alteration take place ia the value of
Seeds, the above prime will is 'Rend seserdingly.
AGENT for NORRING'rON'II well-kuows 81JP112.-
PHOBPH ATI, MANGEL. and other MANURES.
8. ItallWAT• having taken masiderable trouble during
the las 3 or 4 years in observing the results of Super
supplied by various Manufeetamrs, and
egsPemltr7 bietanos three manulastared by Mr.
Nonamoron has proved the beat, having produced the
heaviest mops se well as the soundest roots.
Diesount on Superphosphate@ ss. per Too. if paid in
Goo mouth. Coro an in eachange emAdanid Cash
payments.
Any of the above supplied at the amok Pima-
LANZ, DOICHZ.I7I ; at PIDDLITIOTRIDS; and at
Menne Cum _

bop -trit:forre his patrons in Polham and
neighbourhood that kw thar convenience be has ap-
pointed Mr. 110611/1, of the New lash spot for tU
sale of Flour, Barley Meal, Pollard, Bran, k., who
has always Stook co hand.
OAT% BEANS, and PEAS for feeding purposes,
SEED and BRED CORN. supplied at the Brow,
DiIIICWII/2, sod Si PLDDLIITIIIXTHIDI and NISH=
Coma Mn.....
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

SALISBUILT Fill GRAMMAR SCHOOL

A letter from Mr. C. Whatinan, clerk to the
Municipal Charity Trustees, respecting the remodell-
ing of this school, was read by the Town Clerk. At
the request of Mr. Alderman Kehey, Mr. Whitman
stated the views of the Charity Trustees as to the
worse they desired should be adopted, and, in answer to
• question from the Mayor, Mr. Whitman said that a
preference would be given tor the Salisbury boys who
were foundation boys. The boys belonging to Salisbury
would pay a capitation fee fixed by the coninsissioners
but as to those coming from the country, be supposed
the fees would be settled by the master. The trustees
were anxious to remodel the school so as to secure the
services of • competent master. Tlis Rev. Mr. Elite
the late master of the Cathedral School, bed stated
that if there had hem suitable accommolation he would
have been paused to submit such • scheme as he (Mr.
Whatenan) had proposed, and to have undertaken the
mastership of the sehooL This spoke for itself, for Mr.
Ellis would never lime gone into the thing lad he not
bees coovineed that it would be successful. The first
mid important question was that of aocommodstion,
the trustees felt anxious to go into that matter before
diaoollllin the scheme itself, bemuse it was 1311011 it
that the details of the etheme must depend.—
Alderman Kinsey, after • few remarks in favour of the
suggestion of the trainees, proposed the following gen•
. nation as a oonimittee to confer with the charity Mao
teas, sad to report to the Council at their next mreting
—The Mayor, the late Mayor, Alderman Halsey, Mr.
Otteway, Mr. Stokes and Mr. Eldridge.—After some
remarks by Mr. Whatman, in regard to %hammiest want
at amoinniodstiou, Mr. Style pointed out the ver7 in-
adequate provision wade in the city for the edembon of
ebiWren of the middle 0111/111. He also reeie•ed the
history of the grammar school, ebb* be eansiderei had
been • failure for the last 90 years, not from any fault
of the at. or present master, but Hume% the 3240*st
of • former period. He begged to Nereid Alarms!
Kelsey's motion.— Two or time esembers of the Comma
having spoken in favour of • middle aims @Man beet
mablialied in the city, the motion wee %1041111/1300411
agreed to, and he committee nominated by Alderman
Kinney appointed.

Nanirmarcs 07 LIII•17011.

-
The sum of £136 fle. 104. for the malatesasoe of
huraties for the past year was ordered to be peld to the
Wanner of the Coasts, at whist% sum Ell 14. 104. was
to be ripsl4 by the abarehwarderes sad overseen of the
mensal oily paddies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-17

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, —That the
PARTNERSHIP between the undereigered.
JOHN STOAKES HUTCHINGS and FREDERICK
orro, in the Trade or &Worm of Coach &Olden, LS
Dorchester and Fordington, is the County of Dore*
under the Firm of '' Hutchings sad Otto," was this day
DISSOLVED by mutual *wisest, sad is future the
&miner will be carried on by the said Jour eroAssa
HUTCHINGS on his separate account, who will pay
and receive all Debts owing from and to the said
Partnenhip in Hie regular course of Trade.
Winnow our bands thie twenty-ninth day of
April, 1864. .

Weyoloa-

JOHN STOAKES HUTCHINGS.
FREDERICK CYITO. _ _ _

Pornsciar, Golden Lion Hotel,

J. S. HUTCHINGS begs to return his sincere thanks
to the =aro» »same» who bare for may leen
ospport.d bum, and be hopes to matins, to native
thilr patroisage and rapport.
A l•rse svortanent of NEW and SECOND•HAND
CARRIAGES are sow for Sale at the Depot, High
Bast-street.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-26

DPSirS TURRET CLOCKS.

T'RE attention of Public Bodies, Gentlemen,
and others is respectfully requeeted to the im-
.provemente made in the construction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Churches, and other larießuildings, by lb.
leas IL J. Din and F. Orel, Clock and Chronometer
Makers to the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late
Prince Comport, end Makers of the GREAT CLOCKS
for the HOWES of PARLIAMENT ha.
. . . _

Turret °leaks with Compensation Pendulum, adjusted
for variations of temperature, to work the bands of
Dials df any We from 1 foot to 30 feet diameter.
Zs:VOL, Strand, adjoining Coutt's Bank, and 34 and
36. Royal laWauge, Loudon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-26

TALLOW MARKET.

LONDON, Friday.—All descriptions of tallow aro in
slow requilit, at about stationary pncel. P.Y.C.
quoted at 42i per out on the •pot ; 42. for January to
Starch ; 42. 9.1 to 436 for Minh, and 33s to 43a 3d for
April to June delivery. Town tallow, 414 net cash.
Rough (at, 2s lid per sib.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-26

POTATO MARKET.

BOROUGH AND SPITALPILLDS.—Trde ii very slow.
but price* Icevp shout the same as before. Kent sod
Ewa regents, 60s to Ms ; rooks, 50s to 60.; flukes,
800 to 101. h per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-26

DORCHESTER FARMERS' CLUB,

The usual meeting of this club took plasm at the
Bing'. Arms Hotel on Saturday evening. The
subject for dissuasion was introduced by Mr. R.
Dames, of Doroheeter, the lecture being" On the
method of taking the Corn Averages." There wale
good 'Mondani» of members. The chair was coon-
pied
alul)y G. J. Wood, Seq., and the vioschair by J.
Harding, Faq._