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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

JAMES F. HANNAH,
(now Lowoov,)
UPHOLSTERER. CABINET MAKER, &c,
8, WRNIIILL. DORCITISTKR.
(LATII W. Mr/ BO

T F. H. begs to eolicit the favour of your
. Orders for Painting. Papering, or Decorating,
which would be executed with promptness by or.
perieneed workmen; also to say any orders in the
Upholstery or Cabinet Departments would be executed
with the greatest oars sad beet taste, equal to any
House in Eisgland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

rri ROLIC LI( INSES.

A 'ems oonversation souk NAM respecting the issue of
licenses for storing petroleum.
The NiAVOlt said that in August last complaints were
rustle to him by Inhabitants of Trinity-street that seven,
eight, or nine barrels of oil of the nature of petroleum
had been brought sod placed in the street floor Mr.
Hazel's store there in • leaky state, and the emission
of the oil and the smell created great alarm. The police
were directed to wati,ll the place, anti communications
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were made to N. Hazel, who acted with exceeding
learner., and was tueet deeirous of doing anything to
prevent danger. and ultimately, the woks were all
stored without any bad result. The Act of Parliament
provided that anything which gave off an indammable
va:stur at leas than 100 dr.asee of heat, should be
subject to restrictions. Mr. Jewett took iiiimples of the
oil he hail referred to, and it waif found on testing
to he inflammable at degrees r When they remem-
bered that the temperature in August was much
higher than that, it was obvireas the arming et so large
a quantity of the oil was vary dangeroar.
Aldertnau °ALMS, who intimated that he should
refrain from taking part in any deal-ion which might
L. arrived at, sald the oil which the Mayor had referred
teat being highly indatuniable was called benxiline, and
! there MIA DO doubt it ass highly exploetve and clan.
I gems. But it DIM altogether difletent from paraffin,
which would not e aided() at all, but would simple burn.
Ile had had it tested, and at the first experiment it
ignited at 126 degrear, on the 'wend at 132 degrees.
Some Weiler matches were then lighted, and thrown
into the paraffin and the oil would not ignite. and the
matches were extingoialied. A roll of paper was next
I lighted and gut iu, but it was notstill alter the paper had
I been burning a few minute's and lied rai.ed the tempera-
!tare of the oil, that it would
TFOTOWS CLERIC acid that for the lode of petrolum
which did not give of an inflammable rep-tur under 100
degrees no licorice wig required.
Ultimately the licenses were agreed to be renewed for
ayes? on the Ramo oeinditions as before.

Tilt NOVGIIIER unctions.
Y. Coombs w... the Alderman appoicied to sit as
returaiug Wheel , the pl.wo of the Mayor at the elec•
tion of isounailloni on the November.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

PAPER HANGINGS.

£ll the NEWEST and BT PATTILRNS of every
quality, and above 6,000 *see in Stook, from 3d. to
10e. 61. per pieea of 12 yards. Pattern books from all
the best makers.

BLINDS._

White, fluff, Green, or Figured. Wire, Venetian.
Helio-Scene, and the Improved Bram Band Dwarf
Muslin Blinde. Cornices and Cornice Pole., with all
the latest improvements for straight or bey windows.

CA RPETS.

Large CARPET ROOM, well Stocked with every
Description. Pattern, and Quality of
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRYS, KIDDERS, DRUGGETh,
AND FELTS.

OIL CLOTHS, MATS, AND MATTLNC,
of even sort and width.
LINOLEUM, KAMPTULICAN, Sc.

Clu.ice Selection ot
CHINTZ FS, DI )1111103, DAMASKS, UM'S.
AM) VSLVETS.

FULIVITURE.
The exteneive Show Roo= contain

The Bfßi ;dießGTiiiiii;il;tir;-obt NT Lr
Ball, Lag .% lritnDraorirci.nt and Bed Rooms.
CHIMNEY, PIER, AND COI:iSCILB GLASSEZ.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

IZ". s't
. at lb* lane.
11.,_•ad 13a. obeli I

..blishment

• ;oOZO.erabl..okoto• .•• tslOor lamer also,
K. R. —Dinctinota for Pot gol.lanco of potionlo 'st goof y .11+-
ordur ors waxed to •sob Pot

DR. V
J D
U etp.ip6LlS UROEWNE'S
T N
THE OCTIIZET. A u 0 LY G.F.NUINE.
ADVICE TO INVAUDS.—If you wish to obtain
quiet refreshing deep, free from headache, relief from
pain and •ntruieh, to calm and anima& the weary aching.
of protracted disease, invigorate the nervous media., and
regulate the circulating eyebolt of the body you will
provide yourself with that mareellour remedy discovered
by Dr. COLLIS BROWNE (late Army Medical
Staff), to which.h:lave the name
.of_

CHLOROpYNE
nd whian I. admitted by the 'rolossion to'he the meet
ender ful and valuable remedy over discovered.
CHLORODYNB is the best remedy know for Coughs,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma. •
CIILOBODYNE effectually chucks and arrests those
too often fatal diamuwa—Diptheria, Fever, Croup,
Ague.
CHLORODYNE acts like a charm in Diarrhies, and
is the only specific in Cholera nod Dysentery.
CHUMODYNE effectually cots short all attacks of
Kl°'Y lii tens. Palpitation and Simian.
CHLORODYNE is the only pathetic,
Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothonlie, Uoaingitia,
CACTION.—BEWARE of PIRACY and IMITA-
TIONS.
Cncrnox.—Vice-Chancellor Sir W. PAGg WOOD
stated that Dr. J. COLLIS Ilf.ousg was undoubtedly,
the Inventor of CHU/BODY:CB ; that tlie story of the
Deleadani, YHTIMAS. was deliberately untrue, which,
he regretted to ray, had boon sworn to.—Sec Times,
Lith July,
Soil in Bottle., Is. lA., 2s. nl., 41. CZ and Ils. each.
Non., is genuine without the words "Dr. J. COLLIS
BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE" on the Government
Stamp. Ocerwheinsing Medical Testimony accompanied
each bottle.

SOLI MAIit'FACTIIIII6 T. L: AVENPOIZT,

uroat Russoll•strost, Bloomsbury, London.

088 ONLY THE
GLENYIELD STAHOH;

(mums LAuNDKIIHR irtikh No OTHI:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

Tint FAIR lIRLD.

,
Mr. STMONDS iumourezed that he had received in.
formation from the Duchy of Cornwall Office of an
hitherto unknown oopybold interest in • portion of
the fair-field, nes. the Britannia, viz, Jane
Legg, which the Council will have to get aurrendered
with the other interests t lore the Duchy will grant
• ietie of the whole field
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL

A monthly meeting of tho corporation was held on
Wednesday. There were present—the Mayor (J. F.
flodgw. Fau.). Aldermen (slpin, Currie, end Lock,
Councillors M. I)..enish, J. Bishop, T. Bennett, F.
Hgnnett, G. J. Gregory, W. Vernon, and W. Slade.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

CHANBORNE, DORSET.
MR. 11.A.NNKN is favoured with inirtructions
how the Executor of the late Mr. ROUST
Bot3ID, to SELL by AUCTION, en THURSDAY, the
2tith OCTOBER, 189.1, at the Funs int Lzs Len, at
'Three o'clock in the atertioon,—All those FIVE
FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES, with large
Gardena, situate in Water-street,Cranborne, and now in
the oeouipatiou of Adana, Penny, Coney, Green, and
Young, at an aggregate rental of £25 rat.
To vievr, apply t.,1 Mr. A. BINH, Lod for farther par.
Healers, to MI Kara ItAw Li NS and WHITIIICAD. Solicitors,
Winibo ; or to the AuczlOsits ; or Mr. hulls
Cilusr. at Fordingbridge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

Karl, lintels, sre respectfully ',calcites].
Executive Sheds are erect.' for the shelter of Cottle,
.soul Keep provirfed for Stock sent tho day boloro tho
Sole, At MINIM-Ate Charge&
Counflissien-4t in the room' on Cottlo ond Sheep
5 per smut. on Horses and Implrmente.
No Lots to be mamma oritlana an order frail the
Audioroecr or his Clerk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

THE WATER NEVIS!

Mr. Jovirrr reported that buying the 24 meters
now in use in the town, getting four :pare meters,
and providing • tank for testing meters, would cost
from £l5O to 1:160. In reply to Mr. F. Bennett, the
Surveyor said that about £4B wen paid last quarter for
water bad by meter. Mr. Jowett was instructed to
value the meters now in use, with a view to getting
them surrendered to the Council.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

f parn of Mt irwial, sad
at the Mastafactory,
MARE, LONDON

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44*
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DELICACIES,

Highest

Akoslaawed

Quality,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

FR A IiPTON.

COURSING AT FSAUPTON UPI-LIARS.- -OR ThllsAily
lAA, by the kind permission of R. B. Sheridan, Fol.,
the Dorchester Coursers met on the hog-lease, end
enjoyed an excellent day's sport, the weather being hoe
and hares abundant. We noticed memo very promising
puppies on the ground, got by Billy-boy out of Mr.
Fudge's Blossom , aloe u blue bitch puppy, by the
Mummer out of Belisle, all of which ran most satis-
factorily. A very interesting match was run off
between Billyboy, the "crank" of last season, and Mr.
Fudge's black dog Ring, and in a good trial Ring beat
ttm " ciack" handsomely.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE.

EN JAMIN Glt ASSB Y, Monumental
Scuiptor, PalaCia-gritgET, DOHCHISIRI, suppbes
Tombs, Headstones, &a., from upwards of 500 new and
original desiges.
Being himself the only Stone Carver in the county,
BENJAMIN °LAMM is enabled to meet the wishes of
all requiring work a this description, promptly and
economically.
Beadirtowes bees Sea each._

Doaigns may be seen at BENJAMIN GRABIIIIT'B, or
zoogb sketebes will be sent by poet on application.

AN APPRENTIUE WANTED.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

rrH E ANNUAL MEETING of the
I.,.II3LPLAISTI AGUICULTTTRELL SOCIETY
wdl tete place at Mitt.rtmon on FRIDAY, the 22nd
of OCTOBER, 1869, when the used PRIZES foe
ROOT CEOE4, 1./YE wrOcE, v.. 1 (rim and
PRRMIU.IIB for WORK and bEttrICE, will be
awarded.

In ,oldition to the and prises in Classes 1 avot 2, Mr.
}URAL= lißowm will givo an extra prisn of 10e. each,
and to the first prize in Class. sa, if the ploughs ued
be of his manufacture. _

Dflittrn will bo provided by Mr. (11:011(:[
of Ikanainhter, in a barn at )telplaish Court,
kindly Id nt by Mr. PAILMITIIII, at three o'clock p.m.,
GEHAPI) fallltT, Fig., M.P., the 111121311,01;
it the chair. _

NICHS. M. LOGGIN, Roo. Nee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

NOTICE OF SALE OF FARMINO STOCK, AT
FRITUAK is rus NEW FOREST.
AIR. HASNEN ia favoured with Matruotiona
from Mr. HURT JAMIII4, who ii retiring from
Mosinee.. to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY. the
25th oCTOREIL 19112,—The whole of hie LIVE and
LEAD FARMINU sTOCK.
Full particulars of which will he emu is tubers
advortieemente.

SHIRLEY, NEAR SOUTHAMPTON.
LILL HANNEN is favoured with instructions
from the Executor of the bita Mr. ROBERT
to SELL by AUCTION, ou WEDNESDAY,
the 27th icy of OCTOBER, 18W, at the WHITE }lmo.
INN,—Five well-built Brick and Slated FREEHOLD
I/WELLING HOUSES. with Giordano, situate in
Albert-street and Anglessa•reed, Shirley, producing an
..hnual rental of EN/
Further particulars In future advertiesmente, or of
Mew.. RAWLIMI awl WitITEHL/D, Solicitors, Wiz.
borne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

ALL LOTS To RE PAID FOR AT THE CLOSE

OF THB 8A LK
memo OP DAL! PAID TO VIVIDORR RADE DAT.

ACEVAULD

NEAR STURAINBTKR

NEWTON. DORM.
TO BE sou) RE AUCTION, BY

W- .• Tl. . KNEIOR at the Cttowa
STUREINKTIE NrirroN, on MONDAY, the
Intl) day of I)CTORER,OfiIi9, at three o'clock in the
afternoon precisely (subject to ouch conditions as will's.
then and there produced, unless previously disposed of
by private Dontraek of which due Notice will be given)
the following FREEHOLD LANDS :
I.4er I. All those TWO CLOSES or ciente of ex-
cellent Meadow or Pasture Land, containing together
by eatimotion about is. 1r;,.2., commonly known so
"Webee situate in is of BetasllesU, sad
now in the oseopetion of Mr. JOHN aclunribboW•
Tier 2. All that MESSI'ACE or TENEMENT with
the Darden and Premises thertitos belonging heretofore
known asTrowbridgos, situate at Knackera Hole, so the
the pariah of ltelchalwell, and now in the ocooPotion of
ID. DANIEL 11ILLSIL of underknants.
Fore view apply to the Tssaton On tho premises,
and for farther ptrticulars to Mauro. ANDUM3 and
I'OPIE, Solicitors, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

PIDDLETHENTIIIDE.

LECTORS.-- OD Tbureday evening, the Ella init., •
moat interesting lecture warn deliv,rod by the Rev. F..
W. Pears, M.A., of Dorchester, in connection with the
British and Foreign Bible Society, on " The Bible in
Madagascar." The place of meeting (kindly lent by Mr.
liollen) was will filled with a most attentive audienoe.
The chili was taken by the Rev. Mr. IlugW, of Dor'
°bolter, and Mr. Davix, the evangelist, of Charminster,
opened the meeting with prayer. Among the audience
were Mr. 0. Moe, Mr. .1. I,velace, Mr. Lockett
rhurehtvsnlen, of l'id.llohir.ton, Messrs. (sada, Soften,
Wightman, fen After the lecture a vote of thanks was
unanimously accorded to the lecturer, who prontimed to
give them a similar lecture, DV., another year. After
the meeting r oeilemion wee made amounting to ft It.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

OSbiINGTON.

II UtVllliT Hoot —Tim annual leatiral .4 halved home was
celebrated at this silage on Prlday,wetk. There ta•sa service at
lull lust three In the afternoon, and an excellent sernion was
prewhed by thy Rev. William Urquhart, rector .4 !treatise)...
A collection in aid .4 the hinds .1 that capital institotion, the
soma County Ililtal. was made, end liberally respondul to.
The church was tastefully decorated with ileviern in corn,
teeralawn, and flower., reflecting much :ruin ..11 the ladies
oho devoted their time and skill to Una " labour ol 10. e.•
Varioua appropriate texts of Scripture were suspended about
the swo.l islifre. In the ev. sting, at six o'clock, the labourer.
In the employ .4 Mr. William Chileott, nuniberlint nfi, were
entertained by that gentleman to • capital dinner, their 'rants
being attended to in the most !Thins! manner by • number of
Mr. Chiledt's Mamas who were present. Upon the removal .4
the cloth the usual loyal toes, ware given and bnertilY re-
l....Rd to. The See. Sir James Phillip's. and the Rc,.Williant
Urquhart's names were associatul with that .4 the " Bishop
iuni tkavant .eltably responded to the
toast of the " Army, Navy. and Volunteers." 'rise "Istalth
Major WOnd and Mr. Jefferson W.sal," were received with the
greeted enthusiasm. shooing how thoroughly the major is
appreciated by all In the village where he resides. Mr. and
Mrs. Chihott's, with Ilia, Chileott's health, met with the
Av.:ilea reception tither toasts followed, "the Ladies"
icing resis.thai to by Mr. Bartlett. Ana algal time y winger
niembers of the company dancing was the amturement, Inter-
vened with Solna Vaodieni soap by Toni Timid and other;
while' the elder portion smoked their weed in enjoyment, and
1„0•,,d „n ci what „ne of then, was pleased to tell " darned
hard work that dancing." At WA the tinie came for breaking
hhd. after singing "God save the Qi1000," all kit, hating
expressed their freetrlthie Wei riethilhetiors to Mr. and Men.
Chileott for the treat they had afforded them. Anionaat the
visitors were Mr. and Mrs. John Chileott, Mr. I. Ilausiton, Mr.
and Mr. C. Short°, Mr. 11. Fuel, Mini 'Wert°, Mr. Bartlett, le.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

pARAFFIN LAMPS WITHOUT

ROWAIT'S PATENT

LAMP

gives the whitest llama and most brilliant light of any
lamp known.
NO ORIKNET, SMOKE, OR SMELL.
The No. 9 Burner gives the Bight of Right Sperm
( undies at a cost of One Penny for five hours-
THE PATENT SAFETY STABLE LAMP
s the Rost Lantern in use. No Farmer should allow
any other light to be used about his premiPee Nostrum
or soy ooinbastible min reach the flame.
blangfactured by
T. ROWATT AND 80N,
_EDIXBOIInIi IN LONDON.

Kay P 4 had tgOrgi-my--rerrpeetilie-ironmosist.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

KING'S MINS INN. PORDINGERIDOE.

4R. NANNEN will r'ELLbyAUOTIOt,
nn THURSDAY. th7TOBICK 14th, ISO. the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FIXTURYX. a Capital
HORSE sad DOG-CART and Facets, at the above
Inn. which is about to be skieed.
THE Futtattuaa caospriaa -Bedsteads, mall-erne,
,e.ra good feather bele, blankets, sheets and quilts,
tallies and wash stands, chests of drawers, night com-
modes, irc., mahogany dining, Peiabroke, card, breakfast
and °erosional Mbles, • :10 chair., two safes sold ease
chair, eii paintings prints. two clock*, csrpots and
rags, coal scuttles, chimney glasses fall also bagatelle
table, about six doren soneforks, three seta of
dish c,orers. logic snd double barrel guns, blue dinner
war. about itie ; Mem,
THZ FIXTIIIO inelnie—An SD-gallon copper and
I bgallon ditto, 3-motion beer engine, all the gee
teti ai,•, four capital rattles, dresser and shelves, rolling
blinds, kitchen range, three register stoats and three
oth.r grit.a. corner double cupboard, a deal partition
14.f.et by 10.fect-ri, stoue pump trough, mahogany sign
said show board. ac. . . . .

Tat Our-noon ETFZCTR ecomist of—A brown 6-year
old bor.., 11-liands, good in double and single harness
or to rel., l•wheel dog•cart, 'pries market cart, spring
cart wito tilt, four .ets of barmen, two saddles and
bridles, three corn bins. limr 000kr and tubs, store and
small oaks, 6 large club talde. and form., store pig, 10
rhoice standard roes trees, about 50 cholas gents in
pot. three fishing nets, wheelbarrow, two sets of
Plunk, I .n., large Leap of manure, and 1111111OrOTIS other
enacts.
I, intended to Sell the whole in One Day the
Sale must momenta at 11 °Week.
On view the day More tbe Bale.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

FOR _ SALE.

ONE 8- bone STEM-ENGINE sod
THRASHING MACHINE, in good order.
Ose 7-horse gitto and MACHLNE, in good order.
One Singlet Let THRASkIING MACHINE, in good
order.
One Five•horse power Horse lischino, as good as now
One Four-terse ditto. •
One Three-horse ditto.
Two THRASHING BOXES, for hone-pewer
insebine.
One Stestn•power Single-blast.
On , Filteen-oonntei CORN DRILL, 8 feet wide, as
rood as new. by Pamir and WOOLXOU6H.
One CORN DRILL, f, foal 9 inches wide, by TATLOI
ad Sone.
NEW HORSE GEARS, CHAFF and TURNIP
curnots, BIOIIBIEO MILL, STEAM ENGINES,
and MACHIN KS by all the best makers.
hapicesests of ctley Destropttost.
R. TAYLOR,
44, SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER:

sovd
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

DORCIIESTI3R.

BEG'S leave tVre-i-u-rn---1-ica—aincere thanks to
the Public in general for their kind support for
the pant 17 years, and to inform them that be bas now
takes his son with him, and hopes by strict attention
to business and prompt payment of accounts to mall
merit their kind eupport.
AGENT FOR 'rlIE NORTHERN ASSURANCE
SOCIETY, AND THE ROYAL LIVER
FRIENDLY bOCIETY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

CERNR ABBAS TURNPIKK ROAD&

the
TOLLS arising at the several TOLL GATES
called or known by the names of Pudding Knee Gate,
Dogberry Gate, and Gate Post Gate, will be LET by
ArtMON, subject to such conditions as will be then
and tl.ere produr‘4, to the best bidder, at the New
Ins, is CRIME Mince . in the county of Dorset, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2ith day of OCTOBER nest,
between the hours of twelve o'clock at noon and two
o'clock in toie afternoou of the Sant, day, fin one year,
commencing on the first of January, one thoneand eight
tiunilved and seventy, at twelve o'clock at noon. in the
manner du. eted Icy the Act of l'arlieineht passed in the
third year of the ri••go of bu late Majesty EL,: George
the Fourth, "Fr Reguiating Ttrurike Roads •,'' which
said 'lulls proilniail last year (Ito stul of 051 above the
("lI.CI All of colitcting them, sod will be put up at that
sum.. . _

- Whoever happens to be the boat bidder, must at the
stow time pay one month in advance of the Rent at
which such Tolls may be let, and give security, with
autlieietit sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of
the said Turnpike, for pa)tuont l the reinamder of the
nuney

Dated at liorebeskr the 2.Ab day ad September,
16J9.

C;. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees el the sad
Turnpike Reads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12

11E -TOLL C.. 481.

le referonoe to the--q-nest—i-on—of toile, respecting
which the Council at the last meeting offered to settle
the matter on neyment of Eli by Mr. F.neor, it was now
stated by the Tows CLERK that Mr. Burnett said the
sheep °Mewl for sale On fair days at the Repository
had previously been exhibited in the fair field and had
paid tolls there. He was not prepared to say whether
that was the owe or not.

- --
Mr. T. Br.nuerr 11 all settled but that 7
The Towg (I..c.na
Mx. T. limingly : Then I think we should waive
that, sad go on with the other basin.,
The MAYOR remarked that the General Purposes
Committee would again meet shortly, e.t.a he thought
it would be better 1.. refer the matter to that committee.
Mr. Ilignoe sada be could not help noticing the sin-
gularity of the statement that the sheep were, firtit
driven to the fair ground to be showu and pay toll, and
then taken to Mr. Winfield's told.

Mr. GREGORY inrCuTr-ed if the oollootor's book would
uot .how to whom the sheep at the fair belonged.
Mr. F. Bog Sew said you
The TOWN Ccar.K wad it ./torid, but he did not
think it would.

lir. 8110101. thought to onus of thowiug flu aLuti,
had paid toll mated.on Mr. Elaroutt.

ht. SYMONIPB said-KO hod the snat;tnent he had mode
and an offer of an affidavit by Mr. &nor on the'
subject.
The Maion. thought that Mr. Burnett should give
proof to the Town Clerk that the tolls were paiiL
Alderman OALPIN referred to the 12W sheep of Mr.
ManAsld's, advertised for one of the furs. andsuggested
that the Town Clerk should ma to be shown toll
bad been 'Add for them, for that affected is certain
claim which he thought ought to be set wide, i
that vas proved, he thought they welt Mitt it the rest
wen, paid for
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

grata anti Continua.

STATE OF TRADE.

LEICRITIII, July 14.- There is • fair demand for some
dessriptions of hosiery, but business generally remains
quiet ; still, for the time of the year, there is nearly an
average amount of business doing, and most good work-
men meet with employment. In the country districts
the hosiery districts are for the most part quiet. Yarns
are high in price, and rates will doubtless keep up, as all
descriptions of work commandestreme prices.
NOTTINGHAM, 14th.—The continuance of seasonable
weather favours the home demand, and, although the
improvement is slight, yet more will be done in goods
suitable for the summer if the fine weather continues.
There is • fair business doing in plain goods (foundation
nets), and liooll3 fair orders are in coarse of completion
in Mechlin quilting'. The cotton fancy trade has im-
proved, and orders are being received for this class of
goods. There is a slight demand fur certain descriptions
of milk goods. Manufacturers are keeping down stocks
as much as practicsble ; a good deal of machinery is
still standing, and many Isoemakers are out of employ.
The hosiery trade is quiet, and the fatness which lias
characterized the trade for several weeks past continues,
consequently employment in ninny branches is scarce.
Tug Inon THALIZ.— At the general quarterly niviting
of the iron-tuasters at Wolverhampton on Thursday last
there was a general concurrence of opinion that the pre-
sent price oh the finished iron of the district will be
firmly adhered to. Such is the determination of all the
leading firms; And, indeed, present prices are barely
remunerative, so high is the price of material, and still
more the labour scale, which has never been more din-
proportioned to the price of iron than it has been since
the current range of quotations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

RICHARD PARMITER

BEGS to inform his Friends and the Publics
that, in consequence of the heavy failures in the
Leather Trade, and the immense Reduction in Prices,
he has
REDUCED TRE PRICE

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of the whole of Ids home-made BOOTS and SHOES as
follows :-
Best Wellington's Bordeaux fronts,
from ... 20e. Od. to 188.0 d.
Half Wellingtons, Bordeaux fronts,
from 16e. 6d. to 14s. 6d.
Ditto, prime English fronts, from 12s. 6d. to ill. 6d.
Men's Water-tight Boots, from ... 191. 6d. to 95. 6d.
Lace-up Boots, from ••• 91. 6d. to Bs. 6d.
Bluchers (a prime article), from 8.. lid, to Ts. 6d.
Women's Leather Boots, from •-• 68. °d•to to.°d"
Ditto, Cloth Goloalite (tyro superior) to. 3d.
In the Stock will found ev variety of Ladies'
, and Children's , d!l!•!fs
At large priaVitthara-a24
QUldgen • '"'s
verietY of Roadrinade CLOTHING in Boy's
and Youth's Suits, Man 10a. upwards. Men's
prime Sleek Cloth Jackets, lie. 6d., 13s. 6d., 15.., 18s.,
very superior at 21s. A prime suit of black for 255.
Gentlemen's Talmes, 9s. 6d.; Oxonians, 13e. 6d.;
Russell Cord, ss. 6d.; Alpacca, 55. 6d.; Holland,
3s. 6d., with a great variety of Cloth and Mole Jackets.
Trowsers in great variety.-Tweeds, 5.. 6d..; prime
Check Doe, 10e. 6d.; plain super, 14e. 6c1., with a
choice assortment of Vesta, Silks, Satins, Quilting',
printed La.stings, embroidered Cloth; also, drab and
white mole sleeve Yeats.
In the TAILORING DEPARTMENT will be found
a very choice selection for the Season, at such prices
and style that if a trial be given must ensure a continu-
ance of support.
In the DRAPERY DEPARTMENT will be found
every variety of Goods suited for the present season in
' Dresses, Mantles, and Shawls. An immense Stook of
Bonnets, Ladies' and Childrens' Hats, Parasols, ice.,
Geut'e and Boys' Hats, Caps, Shirts, Tim, fee., in
great variety.
A Large and well-assorted FURNITURE and CAR-
PET ESTABLISHMENT, with a prime lot of superior
Feather Beds, Mattresses, Beadsteads, Tents, with very
superior half Tester, in Mahogany. Walnut, and
Painted; Circular Tables, large Telescope Dining
Tables, Chairs, Sofas' Conches in hair, with and with-
out Spring Seats ; Easy Chairs of every description.
Perambulators in great variety.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

BANKRUPTS.

(From the Looks Gazette of Tuesday.)

-
James Nutt, Leadenhallwtreet, jeweller.
John Phillips, Penton-street, Pentonville, dealer in
. .

--watches.
Henry Bodd Knights, Bermondsey-street, leather mer-

flmodore Streitberg, Wilson-street, Finsbury-square,
walnutwood merchant.
Thomas Beesley, Itanelagh-road, Thames-bank, Pimlico,
bottle cmte manufacturer.
Thomas Brookes, Birmingham, innkeeper.
Thomas Payne, King's-heath, Worcestershire, and Bir
minghani, grocer.
William Thomas Williams, Gregory's Bank, near Wor-
cester, draper.
Edward Wherry, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire,
grocer.

Theo,tore
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

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FRIDAT, July 13.- The ',applies of meat on sale at
these markets are only moderate. The demand is very
inactive, nevertheless mires rule firm. -

s. d. a. d.
inferior beef.. 3 10t04 211nferinr mutton 4 4 4
Middling ditto.. 4 4 4 6111itldlingditto 4 $ 2
Prime large ditto 4 6 4 S Prime ditto 4 4 5 6
Primennall ditto 4 10 5 0
Largo pork .... 4 0 4 8 • Small pork 4 10 6 4

MAY AND, STRAW MARKETS.

SMITHFIELD. Meadow hay, £3 tel. to £5 tw. ;
dower, 14 Os. to KG Oa. ; gnaw, LI E 6 . to LI leo. per
load.

HOP MARKET.

BOROCGR, Friday July D. -There is a steady busi.
neas doing in moat kinds of hops, and prices have an
upward tendency. The accounts from the plar.tations
are unfavourable, and the duty is railed £145,01110 to
.E 150.000.— Mid awl East Kent pockets, 7ns. to 1475. ;
Weald of Kent., 745. to 965. ; nurses, 70s. to 86s. per
cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

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ITALY.

The effective of the Papal army under General
La ~,,, riciere 161110tItall to 19,0U00e1l • lad desertions are
numerous, we are told. The Gener..l having withdrawn
bin troops in the interior, insurrectionary movements
have broken out at Swans's, blontefiltra, and near
rattans. The Adriaqt Journal states that the Ponti-
fi.al troops stationed at Pesaro were ready for departure.
Their destination, however, was not known. 1.500
Austrian. had been sent to Urbino. 557 Irish volun-
teer* had dilrembarked at Ancona and conimitted
disonlers at Sinigaglia, which were repressed by the
Papal Carabineera. The army is being paid at the
same rate as when on service in the field.
It is asserted that the Commander-in-Chief of the
. French troops at P • has received °niers from Paris
not to allow any popular manifeatations to take place at
The Duke de Grammont is expected to return to his
post as Ambassador at Route between the 15th and 20th
of duly.
The Bishop of FR 110. 11.005 condemned at Turin
to three year's impris ~,, lent and a fine of 4,000 f. for
contempt of the Royal Skutliwity.
A reactionary conspiracy is said to have been dis-
covered in Pisa. Considerable nous of money were found
in the image...ion .4 the conspirators. The Grand• Ducal
party felt certain .4 success, and had even fixed the day
for the Grand Duke's entrance into Florence. Among
the perions • ted at Pisa there Sr, several priests, in
whose hands letter* have been seised which implicate
serious prelates at Rome, and even CardinalAntooelli."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

pore capacity, whether they would not head the
subscription list with a certain amount for the pur-
e( the band, and Mr. SLY seconded the rowan-
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a Board of Health, and make a rate for the support
of the band, in which case those who now buttoned
up their pockets would be compelled to pay. Mr.
Cornelius was again appointed secretary, and, after
conaiderable aiscuasion. the meeting separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

THE GREAT NORTH ATLANTIC TELL
GRAPH.

BANQUET TO CAPT. ALLEN Yorara AND
THE OFFICERS OF THE PDX.

On Satnnlay evening lute grand banquet WAS gissa at
the Royal Victoria-rooms, Southampton. by the Mayer
of that borough, Frederick Perkins, Es-1., to cm*,
Allen Young, mid the officers of the steam yacht Fat,
previous to their departure on the survey conceded
with the projected North Atlantic Telegraph between
England and America. The Fox is being fitted out at
Southampton, and will sail in the course of • few dayik,
following the steamer Bulldog, commanded by Capt.
Sir Leopold McClintock, which has been granted be
the Government for the purpose of the survey, ma
which has already departed on her minion.
The Mayor presided, and was supported, right and left
by Capt. Allen Young, commander of the Foe; Mr. T.
E. Davis, second in command; Dr. Rae and Col. Schaff-
ner, who accompany the expedition; Rear-Adminl
Fitzroy, lydrographer to the Admiralty; Lieut. C. F.
T. Von Zeilaw, and Mr. Aruljoto Olaffsson, meads:lof
the Icelandic Diet; Sir Roderick Murchison, Capt. Sir
Edward Belcher, R.N., Major Ravenhill. the HOD. R.
H. Dutton, M.P., Dr. Brady, M.P., Dr. Norton Shaw,
! Mr. W. Forthergill Cooke, Sir. Charles Bright. Mr. C.
V. Walker, FRS., Capt. Ommanney, R.N., Capt.
Palliser, and a number of other gentlemen eminent ID
the scientific and commercial world.
Capt. Young was very warmly received on rising to
acknowledge the toast in honour of himself and his
officers. He thanked the Mayor and his friends
for the honour done him and his officers that
night. He (('apt. Young) felt proud in being select
to command the present glorious enterprise. They were
not going on an Atlantic voyage, to encounter snom
and ice. On the coed of Greenland about to be sae.
veyed, and the same with Labrodor, there was no more
ice than was to be encountered "ff .N.,wf °wetland. They
would only have to share in the common vicissitudes
of the sea, and he went in the full belief that the sup-
posed difficulties would he easily surmounted one by
one (applause). With such men as Mr. Davis, who had
served three years with Sir Jame, Ross, and Dr. Rae,
he Lad no fear for the success .if the expedition (loud
cheers).
Several other toasts were drunk, and the mouldier
of the banquet was brought to • close.

ilailbmo Etta Cables.

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FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 1860.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

TURKEY AND THE EAST.

Fusil l'acha has been despatched to Syria with full
power vi arrest the outrages of the Menses. He will
have under his sinless lii,tstU men, the commander of
-whom is Haling Pacha. The Turkish Government is
',Lipping corn to Ileyrout.
A Council of the whole of the Ministers of the Porte
Was held on the 25th ult., under the 'residency of the
Sultan. " His Majesty entered at great length, with
unusual firmness, into a review of the causes which
have led to the present tinancisl ettilsarrassinents. His
Majesty then expressed hisi detert ll ill &lion to have a
system of real and nut illusory, eeu y introduced
into all the departments of the GuVrrUiliktit, Out en•
cepting the liiiperial household, and urged on all
present the eecestity of co-operation in this effort."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

CERNE LODGE.

It TR. BEACH begs respectfully b:_l_g_kni.renEnoce.
lel that his School Duties will ilket:OMME.
MONDAY, Ztrd inst.
Cerne Abbas, 16th July, 1860.

BIRTHS.
July 4, at Nether Compton, noir Sherburne, the wife
of Mr. H. Tom., of a daughter.
July 7, at West Shepton, the wife of Mr. Francis
Chant, of a son.
' July 10, at North Allington, the wife of Mr. D. E.
Biddleconie, of a diughter.
• July 11, at We.t-street, Bridport, the wife of Mr. G.
Lewingdon, woollen draper, lie., of a son.
July 12, at Moucktun, the wife of John Bryant
Phelps, Eaq, eta sun.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

G ILLINGHAM.

An accident occurred at Pruins Mill, on Tuesday,
by which a young woman, about Di years of age, had
her hand nearly severed from her arm. Her name
is Rachel Hourton, of Kihningtom Somerset, and
she was working at the machine, when her hand
Iseame entangled with the cogs, which cut off the
forefinger of the right hand and the top of the
second, the cogs nearly meeting through the band,
which was mutilated in a dreadful manner. Mr.
.Maggs, who was on the spot at the time, immediately
rode off for Dr. Miles, of Dillingham, and it is
likely that amputation will have to be resorted to M
consequence of the severity of the injuries.

PORTLAND.
The coast guard ships at present assembled in
Portland Roads, prior to the grand review, which
we are informed, is to take place in Torbay, are the
i'olossus, SH, Captain Scott, C.B. ;.which will bear CRANBORNE.
the broad pentlantof ConiumiliirellastingsYelverton. On Thursday, the 12th inst., the annual gathering
I •.B. ; Majestic, Mi. Captain Mends. C. 11. ; I', m- of the Loyal Cmnborne Chase Lodge of the Indepen-
broke, 60, Captain Charlewood ; Ajax, 60, Captain dent Order of Odd Fellows, M. 1.7., was held at the
John Mc. N. Boyd; Hawk, 60, Captain Crispin; Cross Keys Inn, when about forty members and
Rogue, 60, Captain "Nlacilonalil ; Russell, 60, friends sat down to an excellent dinner, provided
Captain Wodehouse ; Corns allis, 60, Captain by host Brother Goodfellow. The chair was very
Randolph ; also Lucifer, 2, paddle•wheel steam- ably tilled by P.G. John William Whiteborn, and
v easel, and Violet, quills...lt. The Blenheim. 60, the vice-chair by Brother Goodfellow. After the
i
Captain Fatima ; Edinburgh, 60, Captain D'Eyn- usual loyal and patriotic toasts, Mr. E Adams pro-
court ; Dauntless, frigate, 31, Captain Heath, and posed "Success to the Loyal Cranborne Chase
Argus, 6, Captain ingrain, are shortly expected. Lodge." P.G. Alfred Grist, secretary of the lodge,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

PORTUGAL

There hu been a Ministerial vial]; in Portnpl, and
a new Ministry has been formed by the Marquis de
Loule, as follows:—Marquis de Louie, President;
Senhor Kflllo Mixaee, Justice ; Senhor
Foreign Affairs; Senhor Garcius, War; Menhor Bente
di Sun, Marine; tienhor aorta, Public Works.
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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

TFITRAMT, July 12.—Only a limited supply of beasts
was on offer in to-day's market. The demand for most
breeds, however, was inactive, at Monday's currency.
We were fairly supplied with sheep which moved off
steadily, at full quotations. Lamlei the show of
which was moderately good—were firm in price, with a
steady inquiry. There was a fall average business
doing in calves, on former terms. Pigs and milch cows
changed hands slowly, at late rates. The general
quality of the stock was inferior.
Per ells, to .toik the Offal.

Cr. &Intr. beasts 4 Ot-4 4, Pr. South. Downs 5 4t05 6
Dm. quality, do. 4 6 4 10 lArac con...abr 4 6 6 0
Penni large oxen 5 0 5 2 Primo small ditto 6 2 5 6
Ditto Scots, hc. 6 4 6 isirice hop 4 0 4 6
Cr.. &WIT sheep 4 0 4 4 Next sod. porters 4 8 5 0
110 end q 'silty do 404 10 Suck. s. (each) 111. to 23..
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2• qr. old .tore imp Cis. to 295.
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Street, Mornington Crescent, Lindon. This book is
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and especially to those who have been deceived with
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Sermon preached Wore Ilia Young Veins' Christian
Association, by the Rev. FRANCIS RUSSELL, M.A.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

responded to the toast, and congratulated the com-
pany on the cheering prospects of the lodge, and
spoke on the merits of the order, and the advantages
and privileges derived from the Manchester Unity
above other benefit societies. The various toasts
were interspersed with 64,1110 excellent songs, and
altogether a Most harmonious and pleasant evening
was 'pent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-17

RUSSIA.

A alien has appeared ordering that for the future in
all the forty-heir Governments of the empire magis.
terial investigations iii eri aaa inal eases shall he no longer
carried on liv tin poliee, but shall he confided to certain
officers who are ammiuted, and who belong to the
llonatry of Jo,tiee. A toile of laws for their guidance
and for the police illlll alto appeared. Several ...foresaw;
to the Emperor from the nobles have contained espres-
loi"ll,, of epproval of this reform.
tin the :loth ult., the bisly of the Metropolitan of
l'etersburg and Novgoiod, who died on the pre-
ceding day, was interred at the Church of the Trinity.
The tlecraneal, who was named Gregor, was the first
ecclesiastical dignitary in Russia.
The Ilussian Government is atilt adding to theamount
of its paper money afloat at home. On the '29tb June
an Imperial ukase appeared in St. Petersburg decreeing
an Treioury bonds to the extent of 15,000,1100
of silver roubles. or about £2,500,090. These bends
bear nearly 5 per cent. per anntun interest.