The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-15 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
MESSES. RAKER and ENSOR beg to
seacionnee that their NEXT MONTHLY
B.tLE of Fat Stock, Horses, Carriages. Implements,
he., will be held on SATURDAY, MAY 19th, 1560.
In the 41.1TTLE MARKET, commencing at 11 o'clock.
PUEUNT ENTUIVat.
Sup ;rier Fat Hereford Osen and 2 Fat Hereford
Bulls, 'to property of Mr. Bridge, of Wynford.
3Se ixrior Fat Devon Steers, the property of Mr. F.
Pope, of Chilfroonte.
t superior Fat Devon Heifers and 1 Fat Devon
Bull , the property of Mr. Pope, of Toiler Whitlow.
S.l Prime Fat Heifers and Oxeu.
*4 Superior Fiat Bulls. ;
3 Cues and Calves, 4 BiuTenent.
7 Fat ('ideos.
,1(M Prime Fat Down Wethers.
10 ditto ditto.
M) ditto ditto
51) ditto Down Ewes.
diet" ditto Wethpn end NW*
•• . • • •••4 •
2k Vat Down Beres.
2.) Fat limited Lambs.
• At the REPOSITORY, at 3 o'clock.
Bay Cob, 13 hands, quiet to ride.
Bay Pony, 6 years, 12 hands, quiet to ride and drive.
A capital Black Cub, 144 hands • good br.ek, and clever
sigh !monis, has been ridden and driven by a lady.
Bay Horse, B yearn, 15 hands 1 inc'J, quiet to ride
and drive. •
Bay Pony, 4 years, 14 hands, very quiet, and good to
ride.
Grey Cob, 14 hands, quiet to ride.
cbeennt Cart Marc, a good worker.
bay (art Mare, 6 years. • good worker.
Brown Cart Mare, 7 years, quiet in heroes,.
2 Cart Horses, 6 and 7 an old, 14 hands, honest
anA good worker,.
A well.hred 3 years' out Chesnut Mare and Colt.
(mg cart-2 Gigs—new 4-horse Wagon-12 New
Warm Lines - Donkey and Cart.
The Cow Stock and Sheep must be sent to the Cattle
Market, awl Horses and Carriage?, to the Repository,
adjoining the "Phone of Feathers Inn, by 10 o'Clock
in the looming. The AlleTlONltillS would teeommend
persons at. • distances to send Stock and Horses the day
Wore. Stahlinh and keep for Horses and Stock sent
the day before, or remaining over until next Sale, pro-
vided at moderate charges.
BLANDFORD.
To 14171 LDELLS, RAILWAY. CONTRACTORS,
AO RICA: LTUR AL IMPLEMENT MAKERS,
BREWERS, INNKEEPERS, CORN AND COAL
MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.
rpo be SOLD or LET by PRIVATE CON.
.1. TRACT.- -The whole of the desirable PREMISES
cabal " THE OLD WORKHOUSE."
The valuable BUILLILNG MATERIAL,' are offered
in Lets, with or without the Laud, to meet the require-
meat, of Purchasers or, any Portion of the Premise.
011 he rented for a Term of Years.
There is little more than the width of the Turnpike
Load to ectsarate this Property from the projected line
of the Dorset Central Railway, and the Ellandford Ter-
meni..4 the fust section is intended to be within a few
:o•slo .4 it.
There is no Inn of any importance within a consider-
able instance, and, as a portion of the Property is
e.p...411y adapted for being, at • alight cost, turned into
a ;mid Hotel, the opportunity offered is peculiarly '
favourable to Innkeepere.
Com sod Coal Merchants will And the Premises in the
re.r rffering to them convenience, for Storing rarely
°ewe stile, and such as will be awentially neceseary to
their. wlimu the First Section of the line from Blandford
to iiiio,nie is opened in the coming summer.
The.. wallial-ji, Preniises are 300 f;. by 50ft., and are
•sell adapted for carrying on an extensive businese in
- soy line regain'', substantial and roomy workshops,
.p.aiou, anal open courtm for storing materiale, and a
;,;.ssl %apply of water. Thee fern' the corner of two roads
kaiiing into the East side Of the town, and have • large
(rot Ihrelling-HouNe, well fitted for exposing for Sale
Aseetscausid or other Goods. A-Machine and Agricul-
tural Imple:nent Maker is much wanted in this enter-
, ~,, ng .tgricultural neighbourhood, and to such an one
the Premise, iiro all that could lie desired.
:tole-used Bills will be taken from Purchasers, drawn
for hinted prrsiels, anal bearing interest at 5 per cent.
per freni the time when drawn.
Ti. Proprny is in a capital state of repair. • large
rs.rtiou of it having been lately erected, and the whole
has been built of the beat materials, at an enernsous out-
lay f •spital.
Particulars can be known by personal application air
by letter to
T. 11. PARK, Auctioneer, Blandford.

NEAR NAIIERAM, DORSET.
JIJUJILY IMPORTANT SALII
up
UPWARDS OF 5,000 HORNED SHEEP,
AND A 1101 T
100 OXEN, STEERS, AND HEIFERS.
MIL ROSSITEIt has been kindly instructed
LV to tiell by Auction, on TUESDA Y and WED-
NESDAY the :;rd and 4th days of JULY. likkh—The
above valuable Stock, the property of Mr. GEORG/1
Kayo, leaving Kimiueridge Fenn.
Further particulars in future Advertisements.
Auction and Agency Oboes,
Sturutinater Newton, May 14th, 18i10.

SPRING NOVELTIES.
_
V TASSELL, in announcing his RETURN
s from LONDON, begs to inform his Friends and
the Public generally, that he has made extensive
Purchases in NOVELTIES for the present Season ; con-
sisting of Silk, Chmtle. and Mohair Dresses, the five
and seven Flounced Robes in all the new materials and
designs. The new patterns in Stripe and Check
A large and choice as..ortinent of Ribbons, Flowers,
Bonnets, Gloves' Collars, Handkerchiefs, Lc. The
newest styles in Sommer Cloth anal Glace Silk Bantle*
and Shawls.
The Sliow-rooni was opened on TtENDAI, the 24th
tilt., with a lint-clam select of English and French
Millinery, Bonnets, Caps, Head-dresses, &c., to which
an inspection is respectfully solicited.
In the rallorimy Depuritneld will be found a large
anal well•seleeted Stock of West of England Broad
Cloths, Fancy Coatings, Trowserings, Ve,tings, km.
An immense variety in Gentleinen's Scarves, Ties,
Gloves, Shirts, Hats, Cape, *A.
Ør Agent for Linoolis and Bennett's, and Christy's
Best London Hats. .
t TORN HOSSEY (late WINTER and Homey),
ENGINEER, aIILLWRIGHT, MACHINIST,
and AGRICULTCHAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, Port-
able mud Eased Steam-Engines anal H diens, Steam,
Water, and Iforse•pusser combined Thrashing and
Wi tttt owing Machines, Corn and Bone Mills, Mill
Stones, Flour Machines, Brushea and Wire, Malt
, Bruisers, Brewery and oilier Pumps, Mashing Machines,
Corn and Turnip Drills, Iron Water Wheels Mill Picks
made and dressed, Gusts Percha Driving BaLils, Patent
Argand Engine Fire Bars, Ito.
Portable Engines of any Description Repaired, Cylin
dens Ite•lvinvd, new Fire Boxes, co.
AGENT for CLAYTON and SHUTTLEWOETH'S
STEAM THRASHING MACHINES.
Fur SALE, a New 3.180ne-power STEAM ENGINE.

TO BE LET,
AGENTEEL RESIDENCE, situated in
High West Street, DORCHESTER, consist-
ing of Breakfast, Lining, mad Drawing know., 5 Bed
Rooms, Coadiliouae and Stable, Breishouse, Cellar, and
every other Requisite.
Enquire"( Mr. W. TRINES, Vphokterer, rcheater.
GENERAL GROCERY AND
PROVISION ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
JUKE GROVES, in returning Thanks to
1J the Inhabitants of Dorchester and its Neigh-
bourhood tot the kind Patronage bestowed upon him
airier lie has been in Busineu, begs to state that he
bee RECEIVED a FRESH SUPPLY of the best
deacription of
GARDEN AND OTHER SEEDS,
which lie can warrant to ha of the &widest Quality.
Catalogues can be obtained on application.
Dorchester, February 22,

WHITE CLIFF, MILL-STREET,
BLANDFuItD, DoasET.
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V.% NT ABLE FREEHOLD DWELLING•HOUSE,
EXTENSIVE WINE VAULTS, and PREMISES.
M. PARK will SELL by AUCTION,
I. at the Citows horn., BLANDrents, on WED-
NPADA Y, the :10th of MAY, 114110. at Three o'Clock in
the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions mi shall be
then and there produced (unless previously diapeeed of
he Private Contract, of which due notice will be given,
ail that well•built and convenient Freehold
DWELLING-HOUSE AND PREMISES,
in White Cliff, Mill-street, Blandford, now in the occu-
pation of ALERKU DAVIS. Eaq., containing— Dining
and drawing monis, kitchen, hack kitchen, scullery, large
ofSee, seven lied-rooms, dreseintitioni, water closet,
nolamodioue yard, three-stallol stable and roach-house
(newly Willi, small brewhouse, extensive brick arched
dry wine cellars, acted up with elate shelves, iron
doors, len.
The above Property is in a good state of repair, is in •
dry, healthy, and reepeetable situation, and admirably
adapted for a Wine and Spirit Trade. The Cellars are
first-rate, and recently made for that purpose, nearly
£l,OOO having been expended upon the Property within
the last few yeas'.
If desired, two-thirds .4 the Purchase Money can
remain n Mortgage.
For further partieulars apply to Maus. KIN,I and
Jonmi, Rolicitors, Slandford ; Mtwara. TUCKER and
NEw, &linkers, 25, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street
London ; and to view the Premises, to the Auctioneer
Salisbury-street, Blanilford.

LAWES' PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE AND
BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
RDAhIEN begs to inform his Friends that
he continues SOLE AGENT for the SALE of
Mr. LAWES• PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE in
DORKETSIIIRP: and WILTMHIItE, and, having several
Cargoes lately arrived, he is prepared to deliver it at all
Ports and Railway Stations in them Counties. The
quality be guarantees equal to the very superior quality
which had given it such a preference for many years
past. The Analysis ordered by all the Farmers' Chiba
of this County, and, since that time, the Analysis of
several Thousand Tons by Professor Way and Dr.
I Voelcker, at Mr. 'Awe% Manufactory, show it to
contain between :10 and 40 per. Cent. of Phosphate of
Lime, and over 23 per Cent, of this Soluble. As the
Sale increases so much yearly, early orders will be
esteemed • favour.
Besit Peruvian Guano direct, and tad, from Mears.
A. GIBBS & SONS.
Mr. W. J. RESENT, of Millorne St. Andrew, will
kindly take orders in Blaadfuril and Wiwi:ionic Markets.
I Dorchester, March, 18119.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDING TON, DORCHESTER.
PHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANI
JL beg to inform their friends and the public gene
ally, that they are now SELLING CO.tL es under :
At their Yard at Fardiagtea
per cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Small ditto
Culnt.
.41 the Great Wester,. Railway Stations :
Maiden.
Newton. Dorchester
Best Radstock Coal 101 d. 100.
Smell ditto
}tuition Coal le. 2.1. Is. 2.1.
Ilullo ditto le. 14.1. ls. 14.1.
Tenby Stone Coal
Calm 19.1. 12.1.
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MAN ['RE. delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
The very beat ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, Re.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
ce.l, higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one month. la. 2.1. per tun discount will be
allowed ; within three months, 10.1 per ton ; hut if
dot paid for at the expiration of three mouths, no dis-
count will be allowed.
I.I.4IWHIATMII COAL Cod PANT are also IMPORT.
Elts .4 FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE. Re., Re.. which they aro
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICIS.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. WILLIAM L'Homut, the
Company's Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have
immediate attention.
January 14,1860.
COAL STORES.
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
11 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
the Public that he is SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
At tke Soda-Wu/era &Wiwi
Best Walla End Coals Is. 3tl. per cwt.
Small Ditto, for Smiths .. Is. 0.1."
Brat Tenby Stone Coal ... Is. 6d. "
At the Great Warren Station—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester.
per ewt. per cwt.
Best Rad/lock Coal
Small ditto Os. 74. oa. 7d.
• Beat Bello li. lid. Is. lid.
Cohn
...... . la. Ud. Is. Od.
l'oga, delivered in the Country at moderate charges.
orders received by /lr. F. Loot, Past Office. or by
Mr. lioalat Wu., punctually Wat the G. W. Station, vral. be
ooded to.
Dorchester, Nov. Ist, 1859.

WIMBORNE GREAT MONTHLY MARKET BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND
SALE AND HORSE EXPOSITORY. SOCIETY, d:c.
MR. ROS.FIt
MAY w
lillahh iollthe NEXT EsTadausit Eli 1777.
BALE,
,
PRESENT ENTRILN :- -66 Fat four-teeth Bowe , rrita ANNUAL EXHIBITION of STOCK,
Wetheri, 10 Fa Ewe% 10 Fat Rams, till Fat Landis, 15 i IMPLEMENT'S. WORKS of ART and IN-
Down Couples, 20 Dry Sheep, 3 pod two and Calve% DI .:41'ItY . and POULTRY, wlll t -ike place 4 1)O1L-
-2 Heifers and Calves. 1 Ilarrentr, 3 prime Hereford Fat • cHEATEit. commencing JCNI: 4th, and ending i 1.-NE
Steen., graved by Mr. JoIIN Font. ;26 store Pigs, Black 84, pew.
Retriever, Retriever, Otter Hound, Phaeton , with seat behind, 1
Collin's potent axles, and lamps, complete ; gleeful I The various Departments of the Exhibition will open
Wagon, with iron anus ; strong Dung Cart, quantity of 1 as follows :
dry Asli Plank. al riunds Elm Colliwboarl. pert of • ; STEAM-ENGINES and MACHINERY in MOTION.
Rick of Meadow Hay, in ElliWs meadow, to be removed ; 4th
Bay Filly, riaing 5, 14.2, broken to role and drive; IMPLE3IENTS at 's's ORK. in the FIELD.
sound Black Cart Horse, a good worker ; Brown Mare, 4th Just.
rising 6, 15.2, has been broken to harness, and rides . WORKS of ART and INDUSTRY,
well . Dark Grey Gelding, 4 years old, 15.2, good to I 4th Just.
ride and drive, would snake a good match bone. The CATTLE and POULTRY YARDS,
Sale a nt Stock, k.c., at 12 s
.15 ; Horses at 3. I 6th Jut.
Auction and Agency 011icea, The HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION,
Sturuduster Newton. Gth Jret.
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itltElLiii PU11514411*,
..
lb* Exhibition.
er The HANyn. GRENADIER. GUARDS will
attend.
if. Si'. J. MAULE, Secretary,
sth 31ay, KW. 2. Wood-street, Bath.

DORCHESTER MEETING, 1860,
BATH AM) WEST OF ENOLAN I) SOCIETY,
FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE. AIMS, MANUFACTURES, AND COM-
MEIU'E.
&WA SLIMED 1777.
rPHE following SPECIAL PRIZES (given
I. by Wlw.tM A 10,24. Esq.,) will be offered to
SMITHS.
For the Best Shoeing Smith ... r.:l 3 0
(The Sloes to be made and hied on
the GrJund.)
„ Second Best 1:2 2 0
„ Third Best 1:1 1 0
A copy of Mr. Miles's " Plain Treatise on Horse Shoe-
ing," and "A pair of Models of Horan' Fret, properly
shod," will also lie given to each of the Suceweiful Coos.
' prtitors, and to three other Competitors who way lie
commended by the Judges.
Perimus intending to compete for thew Trite.. most
give notice in writing to the Secretary, Mr. litany Sr.
JOHN 2, Woodwtreet, BATH, on or before the
tith day of MAY. IMO, and must be at the Director's
Other, in the Show Tani. on WEDNESDAY Morning,
thc tith day id .11.TiiE, i. 314), at 8 o'Clock, to receive in.
structiona, and on which day the Shoeing is to be
done.
February 27th, MO.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S
MEETING, IMO.
FrIHE LOCAL COMIIIMEE for making
arrangements for the above Meeting in DOR-
CHESTER. ire desirous to close their LIST of
SUBSCRIPTIONS, awl therefore request all those who
wish success to the Meeting, or have interested them-
klves to procure Contributions in ai,l I the evenwl
thereof, to communicate with 31. DEvestnit, Esq., the
Chairman. or H. WILLIAMS, Esq., the Treasurer to the
Committee. with as little delay as possible.
Dorchester tah May, ISGS.
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SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
Will HOLIDAYS.
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CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN TO LONDON.
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THREE DAYS IN LONDON.
I.711:1, DORCHESTER,
timed Stations, on FRIDAY,

ONE SHILLING PER SHARE.
THE ART UNION OP GREAT BRITAIN.
Under the Sanction of Her Majesty's Must
Honourable Privy Council.
First Prize, Painting, value AIM.
Second " " El9O.
with 98 other Picture Prises, from to /..75 each.
PRIZEHOLDERS have the 'privilege of
selecting their own Paintings from um, Public
Lailsibition in Great Britain or Ireland.
In addition to the above Picture Prises there will be
about 500 other Prizes. consisting of Engravings, Sta-
tuettes, Busts, %%Me*, Ise.. in Parien, Terra Cotta, and
Bi onse •
Tickets,—Prirt One SniGing,—tach ticket entitling
the holder to one chance in tl:e drawing, may be had
front all the principal Printsellers, Music and Book-
sellers, and from the office of Otis paper; or they will
be forwarded direct by the Secretazy on receipt of an
enelvelope (stamped and directed) together with postage
stamps or post-office order for the number of tickets
required.
SAMUEL H. DEAN,
Secretary.
39, Princess Street, Manchester.
for Daring the time the . ICAL SANITAKY
COMIIIsMoN wee in Session. the only Green Tea of
China sinnelh whole they found free from the small
Umiak powdered colours was obtained, bp them. from
Hon a i 11l an & Co.'S Imports lying at the London
Docks.—&e the " Cououimioners' Official Report,"
(pave 319), published by Lougulans.
"ALWAYS GOOD ALIKE."
HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA,
THE LEAF NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR.
QTRONG RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
K./ "always good alike, "—the early gathering,—is
obtained by Hints DIAN k Co. having it in this pare sate.
ewe, for by disallowing the usual powdered
colour on all they import, the Chinese cannot possibly
disunite and pass of to them any brown withered leaves
without certain detection.
Dr. Hanuxu. writing " thr the General Teas of Com-
merce remarks, " When at the Docks, I obtained Teas
from many (argon., and found both the Blacks and
Greens from Hot...imam'. owl Co.'s Importer to Sc per-
fectly genuine at of umA qualitp, the Greens had
oohs of the Moe inh forma found on other Teas, they
exhiibit a dull oliee Ina, and being thus pure are per
firdy wholesome."
Exclusively in PACKETS. Hold by MANI'S ONLY,
in every town. Prices, 3s. Sol., and is. 4d. per
pound.
LOCAL AGENTS.
A.eneinster
Bridport Beach and Barnicott, East-Street.
BC a iaster Oliver, Fore-Street.
Btu *Word Clyde.
Ikre Regis ...... Satchell.
(',rue Abbas Bennett, Long-Street.
I,eatiburee Clark.
(rem-kerne
Omni Young, Post-Office.
DoRtWEsTEII FRoCU, HIGH- EAST-STMEET.
Gillingham Edgar, Post-Office.
Heetstrielye
London
Lyme
Dunster, Broad-Street.
•Afelf:rp Osmond Palmer.
Poole
Sherborwe
Staitridye
SAufteatery
Bennett, High-Street.
WEY4OUTH.. . Cole, St. Mary Street.
Wareham
Whisliorise
Wier crbearns •
Pr 111100* ..... . . katettell.
ruorti

PURIFY THE BLOOD!
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SECURE GOOD DEA LTII.
—•—
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
(HENERAL DISORDERS OF THE LIVER AND
STOMACH.
Seth as indulge at table, either in eating or drinking,
should take about ten of tly,re famous Pills at bed tiine,
from which will remit a clear head and good stomach
the fidewing morning. Thousands of ladies are always
complaining of sick headaches, want of appetite, want
cif energy, and a want of strength; to correct all thew
evils, three or four of these Pills should be taken twice
a week, when they would enjoy the health and appetite
of a ploughman.
FEMALES OF ALL AGM AND CLASS.
Obstructions of any kind, either in young persona, or
those between forty and fifty. the most critical period of
life, may be radically removed by uring those Pills
according to the printed ilireetions which accompany
each box. Young persons with sickly and sallow com-
plexions, may have the bloom of health restored by this
wonderful corrective, which purifici the blood and ex-
pels all gnaw and impure humours from the system.
Beware then of the critical age from forty to fifty, as it
sends many' thousands to a premature grave.—These
Pills should be taken at that period pt life two or three
times a week.
Holloway's Pills are lime Lug remedy known in Ate world
fur Ow following dimness :
Ague Female Imvulari- detention of Urine
Bothnia ties. Scrofula, or Sine.
C plaints Fevers of all kinds Kell
Blotch., on the Skin Fite Sore Throats
Covet Consplaints Gout Stone and Gravel
Colk.- Head ache secondary symptoms
Comaiintion of the Indigestion Tie-Douloureux
1 DOS el. Inflamination Tumour.
Consumption Jaundice Cleve.
Debility later Complaint. Venereal Affections
• Di iioy I. iiiii eieb•U Worms of all kinds
Dysentery Pile. , Wutkiamo, from
Erplpclam Itlieumati.m whatever mum.
_
I Sold at the Establishment of PROYEIMOR HoLLOWAY,
r 44, Strand (near Temple Bar), Loudon; also by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through-
out the civilized world, at the following prices
la. 14., 2s. 9.1., 4s. tid. Ils., 22.., and El,. each box.
• There is a considerable saving by taking the larger
giant.
- N.B.—Directions forth. guidance of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each Box.

THE WEYMOUTH, PORTLAND,
AND DORCHESTER TELEGRA3I.
PRICE ONE PENNY.
EVERY THURSDAY.
V.IIILY EDITIONS are PUBLISEKD
-114 ou WEDNESDAY Afteraoun at 3 o'clock, eon-
boning the London, Corn, and other Markets of the
moue day; &leo the latest Intolligoaat of mouttat from
Mr. KECTEICS Telegraph OltiCA.
--
Perouns desirous of heiug supplied with THR TZLIWRAM
amy have A copy left regularly at their houses.
As nq account+ can be opened for subseriptidee. pay-
meet on delivery is respect/ally requeshsl.
Orden' received at Tits TICLIGRAII Ofllko, 9. 91.
Thotuas-street, Weymouth, and at the Ofitee of the.
bualar Wialrr NErldella.lhenub-etrenis Dorettester.

Second ditto 7 6
Firat prize 76
icciunil ditto 0 j
Greenhouse Plant (best specimen) ... First prize 10 0
tie* cowl ditto 7 6
First. prize 10 0
Second ditto 7 6
First prise A 0
Second ditto 3 6
Fancy Geraniums (6 varieties) ... First prize 10
Second ditto 7 6
First prise 0
Second ditto 3 6
First prize 7 6
Secusel prize 5
Fir.% prig. 10 0
Second ditto 7 6
First prize Ti 0
Second ilitti• 3 6
Dark Fusehisia (6 varieties) ... First prize 10 U
Seeimil ditto 7 C.
First prize A 0
Second ditto 3 6
First prize 50
Second ditto 3 6
Balsams, in puts (4 varieties) ... First prise 5 0
Second ditto 3 6
First prize 7 6
Second ditto 5 0
First ',mu 5 0
Second ditto 3 6
First prise 7 6
Second ditto 5 0
Verbena., in pots (6 varieties) ... First prize 5 0
Second ditto 3 6
Miscellaneous Collection (12 varieties First prise 7 6
&coed ditto 5
First prize 7 6
Second ditto 5 U
Third ditto 3 6
First prize 7 6
Second ditto 5 0 A RTKUR JOHN HAWKINS, Esq., de-
I'HIZEI FOR NURSERYMEN. ti. ceased.---Pursuant to an Act of Parliament of the
Geraniums (12 varieties) ... First prize 10 0 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, intituled "An Act to further
Second ditto 7 6 amend the Law of Pn•perty and to relieve Trustees,"
First prise 10 0 NOTICE is HEREBY GI„VEN, that all Creditors and
Second ditto 7 6 other Persons having any cleints upon or against the
Niscellaticous Collection (12 varieties First prim 100 ESTATE of ARTHUR JOHN HAWEINB, late of
Second ditto 7 6 RIM FAam, ll•wriNsvowx, in the County of Dorset
First prise 7 6 (who died on the 26th day of NOVEMBER last), are
Secimil ditto 5 0 required to send in the Particulars of their Claims to
eirst prize 7 6 the Executrix of the i.aid Deceased, at the Offloe of her
ditto 5 0 Solicitor, Mr. JOHN TUARD, of WEvinit.rii, in the said
First prize 7 6 Ceunty of Dorset, on or before the 12th day of JetrE
Setamd d 0.% A 0 next aml that after the said 12th day of Just the
Light Fuschias, specimen plant ... First prize 5 0 said Executrix will be at liberty to diatribute the
Second ditto 3li ASSETS uf the said ESTATE among the Parties
First prise 5 0 untitled thereto, and will not be liable for the ASSETS
Second ditto 3 6 or soy part thereof so distributed, to any Person or
Ditto, specimen plant .. First prima 5 0 Femme of whose Claims she slain not then have had
Second ditto 36 Nutice.
AMATEURS' CUT FLOWERS. Dated the 7th thy of MAT, One Thousand Eight
Illunilrtsl and Sixty.
different sorts (24 varieties) First prise 7 h
JOHN TIZARD,
Second ditto 5 0
Third ditto 3 6 Of Weymouth, Dorset,
Ditto, ditto (12 varieties) ... First prise 5 0 Solicitor to the Executrix,
Second ditto 40
Third ditto 2 6
Pink. (12 varieties) „ ... First prize :t 6
Seceud ditto 2 6
FRUIT.
A Dish pf Grapes to consist of not less than 3
bunches, of Peaclws 6, of Nectarines 6, of Strawberries
and Cherries not legs than 30 of each, of Apples or Pears
not less than 12 each.
Pine Apple, nut less than 241 b. ... First prize 7 6
Second ditto 5 0
Black Grape. ... First pi ize 7 6
Second ditto 5 0
White Grapes . . .. First prise 7 6
Second ditto A U
Melons ... First prize Ti
Second ditto 3 6
Peaches ... First prize 7 6
Seound ditto 5 0
Nectarines • ... First prise 7 6
Secund ditto A 0
Strawberries, best dish ... First prize 5 0
Second ditto 4 11
Third ditto 2 6
Strawberries, in pots ... ... First prise 5 0
Second ditto 4
Cherries, best dish ... ... First prise Ti
Steciind ditto 4 0
Pears, best dish ... First prize All
Second ditto 4 0
Apples, best dish ... • ... First prize 5 0
Secsuml ditto 4
Ditto, best colli•etion of four dishes First prise 7 6
Second ditto 5 0
Third ditto 3 6
V EG ETABLES.
Cucumbers, best brace ... First prise 5 0
Seound ditto 4 0
Third ditto :1 0
Lettuces, lead three First prize 2
Second ditto I 6
Third ditto 1 0
Best collect ion of titled First prise 2 6
Second ditto 2 0
Best Collection of six aorta of
Vegetables ... First pries 7 6
'iecond ditto 6 0
Third ditto 5 0
Best Collection if four aorta ... First prise 5 0
Second ditto 4 0
Third ditto 3
Best Dish of Kidney Potatoes ... First prise 2 6
Sewed ditto 2 0
Best Dish of Itound Ditto .. First prise 2 6
Second ditto 2 0
N.H.—Competitors in 24 varieties of Ruses cannot
compete with same for 12 varieties of Hoses, neither can
pet itors in .is serial of Vegetables compete with same
for four aorta of Vegetables.
All Exhibitors to state in writing to the HouoexitT
Sxcerrsev, four day. at !emit before the Show, the
number and deatrintion of Specimens they intend to
exhibit. All such Specimens tube the boati!Afr property
of the Exhibitor, and to be delivered at the Show Von!,
not later than Eight o'clock sin., on Wednesday the 6th
of June next ; I•tit they may he delivered from Nine
o'clock a.m. to Eight o'clock p.m., of Teesday the sth
of June, and as early as Four o'clock on the 'morning of
the 6th of June.
G. J. ANDREWS, Hos. SECRETARY
Dorehester, 2nd May, 1860.

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BIRTHS.
May 3, at Portland street, Southampton, the wife of
Henry Ham, Esq., of Netherbury, of a daughter.
May 7, at Gusaage, AU Saints, the wife of the Rev.
Charles Richard Waldy, M.A., vicar, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
May?. at Tisbnry Church, by the Ret. G. Glover,
M.A., Mr. T. W. Conway, of Wareham, Dorset. to
Mary, eldest daughter of Sir. W. Combes, of the Mill,
Tisbury.
May 9, at Yeovil, Mr. C. Durden, Wood and Stone
inn, Dorchester, to Miss Hannah Tucker, of Froine St.
Quinton.
May 10. St All Saints', Southampton, by the Rev.
Richard Hildyard, M.A., rector of Lewcombe, Dorset,
uncle to the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. James H.
Masters, M.A., Henry Charles, only sou of Henry
Hilrlyard, Esq.. late of Rio de Janeiro, to Jane, youngest
daughter of the late Captain Robert Moresby, Indian
Navy.
DEATHS.
May 3, at Sliertiorne, aged 15, Percy Ranting, sixth
surviving son of John Frederick Falwasser, Esq., of
Sherborne.
May 4, at Hamworthy, Poole, much beloved and re,
spected, George Anthony, only son of G. A. Adanis
Esq. aged 18.
May 4, at Yeovil, Mr. Joseph Dean, many years land-
lord of the Castle Inn, aged 4.4.
May 5, at Penn Mill, Yeovil, sincerely regretted, Mrs.
Greenhatn, in the 92nd year of her age.
May 6, at Piddletown, Mary, the dearly beloved
wife of William Henry Johnson, Esq., surgeon, aged 39.
May 6, at Longdeet, Poole, the wife of Mr. John
Greases, sergeant-at-mace.
May 6, at West-street, Poole, Kate Alice, youngest
daughter of Mr. George Curtis, aged one year and
aix months.
May 8, at Blandford, aged 77, Mies Maria Fry, for
many years an inmate f Ryves' Almshouse.
March 11, at Brighton, in Australia, Mr. John Sim-
moods, builder, formerly of Blandford, aged 66.