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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

gram anti Commute.

The Board of Tr.ide returns for the put month were
issued on Friday morning, and present result. unex-
pectedly favourably, although it was anticipated that in
contrast with those of July last year, when the fall
effects of the interruption of the American trade were

beginnln*to 'manifest themselves, the figures would
, not be fauna very adverse. It now appears that the
declared value of our abipments for the month exceeded
by 22,037,541, or shout 20 per cent, those at the
corresponding date of 1861, and were only £360,807, or
about 3 per cent., less than those of July, 1860, when
the trade of the country had reached its moat extrema,
dinary point, owing to the speculative and reckless
consiginenia of eotton goods that were then being made
by our Liverpool and Manchester merchants and m,ano-
facturera to all parts of the world. Part of the in wease
is to be attributed to the rise in price in cotton, but the
gratifying fact is obaervable that almost every branoli
of business, with the exception of that of machisiery, -
figures for a 'substantial augmentation and that tip
totals of linen, silk, and woollen manufactures are.es-
pecially cOnspimous. A largo portion of this improve-
ment of trade is attributable to the increased intercourse
with France, and some portion was caused by the
temporary increase of shipments to New York to
supply the market before the coming into operation of
the new and almost prohibitory tariff on the first of
August.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

EXTRACTS
coming off,
ceased.. —I.

short time ol
moustache."
a head of Lair,

the crown of

"Every
F. P. Jones,
"HINTS
HAIR."

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Aienii, &0.,

KNOW THYSELF! THU outtlatit
GsanuOustist, MARIE OQUJR4 elj, db.
tinues her vivid and useful delineaklys4
from the handwriting of individual% 'IS a le pees.
Hari: her own. Persons desirous of
characteristics, or those of any frienll24,lwinir
specimen of writing, stating sex, age, saleirstiamktiga
&a, with 14 uncut penny stamps. an
envelope, to blasts Comsat.% Bedfentliemriasesll-
- London, W.C., when they wiU receive • length.
ened detail of the talents, tastes, vlrtes, fah &a.,
of the writer, with many other ' 5
unsuspected, and calculated to guide IkIM everylilay
affairs of life. The rthounasde who esheowleake the
value and accuracy of Min CA sketches establish the
great utility of the science. "The &wasters you meat
were wonderfully truthful "--211iito Hall, Athenry, Co.
Galway. "I was much surprised at the eleven vay In
which you described my character." jos.
Bray, 105, Lansdowne Place, Brighion. "It is pro-
nounced quite extraordinary." Clarks Hassilana.
"Yon described my oharacter so truly, that I weld bet
have done it better."—Loais Aries.

Just published, price Is., by post 14 stamp, sealed 22.
riIHE GUIDE TO MANLY VIGOUR. By
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renewed health, increased strength, and PERFECT
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Park. London, W. where they may be daily conaulted
from 11 to 2, and from 6 till 8 ; Sundays, till 1 o'clock,
on every stage of DISEASE FROM INFECTION, and
those which blight the prospects of life, for which they
hay. ..DISCOVERED NEVER-FAILING REMEDIES,
the Trails of many years' Private and Hospital Practice.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office, Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

CATTLE MARKETS.

iiiI.OI.OLITAN, Thursday. - Our market to-day
was scantily supplied with beasts, chiefly in
pow condition. Prime Soon; and Shorthorns changed
heads steadily, at very full price.; otherwise, the beef
trade was heavy, at barely Monday's currency. The
top figure was 4e. 10c1. per &b. The show of sheep
was only moderate, and the mutton trade ruled firm,
at previous quotations. The Beet Downs were worth
ss. 44. per 81b. Prime limbs commanded quite
Monday's prima, via., Si. to 6s. 44. per 8 lb. Inferior
lambs, however, were Meetly*, at late rates. Calves-
the supply of which was moderate-moved of steadily,
at full currencies. In pigs and milch COWS, Tery little
was doing, on former terms. Total .supply : Bends.
890 i C,qers, 120; Sheep and Lambs, 9,700; Calves, 280;
Pink; 820, Foreign :-Beasts, 380; Sheep and Lambs,
1,000; Calves MD.
lifswolag ;urn DIADINHALL.-Fidr average supplies
of inlet are on sale here. Generally speaking the trade
rules steady, as follows: Inferior beef, 2s. sa' to 3..;
Middling ditto, 5.. 2d. to as. 6d. • Prime large ditto. 3e.
84. to Be. 10d. • Ditto small dittit 4s. to 4s. 2d.; Large
porir,• 3s. 184 to 4s. Bd.; Inferior mutton, 3s. 6d. to
3e. 104.; middling ditto, 4s. to 4e. 44.; Prime ditto,
to 41. 84.; Feel, 3a. 101. to 4s. Bd.; Small
pork, 4s. Bd. to Se.; Lamb, 4.64. to ss.

LONDON BONE AND FAT MARKET, Aus. 30.

'Marine Store Bones
Marrow ditto -
' Bataan' Waste ditto
Or Head ditto - -
Rough Stuff - -
Butchers' Motigli Fat -

& d.
• 4 6 per cwt.
.. 10 0 „
-4 3 „
-3 0 „
• 21 6 „
- 2 6 per stone.

HO! YARIZT.

Bottorres, Friday,—Measrs. Psttenden and Smith re-
pot!' the demand active for fine coloured 1856'5, 1858's,
at advanced prices. There is scarcely a pocket left un-
sold'et latt year's growth. A few pockets of the new
grodth have strived at market, picked from the mouldy
groviede in Mid Kent, but at present no one will buy
then!. Mould continues to spread in both Mid and East
Kent. The other districts are going on favourably, with
the except ion of Worcester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.

NOTICE OF SITTING FOR LAST EXAMINATION.
TROMAS GAGE, of Lyme Regis, in the
County of Dorset, butcher and beerhouse keeper,
having been adjudged bankrupt under & petition for
adjudication of bankruptcy, filed in Her Majesty's
County Court of Devonshire, holden at Axminster, on
the Bth day of August, 1862, a Public Sitting for the
said Bankrupt to pass his last examination and make
application for his discharge, will be held before JOHN
TT Rms., Esq., judge of the said Court, on THITJRSDAY,
the 25th day of SEPTEMBER, 1862, at the County
Court-house in Axminster, in the County of Devon, at
One o'clock in the afternoon precisely,the day last afore-
said being the day limited for the said Bankrupt to
surrender. Charles William Bond, Esq., Registrar of
the said County Court is the Official A •rii,nee. and
George Tweed, Esq., of Honiton, Devon, is ti.e Solicitor
acting in the itankruptcy. The first meeting of credi-
tors has been duly held in the said Bankruptcy, and at
the public sitting above mentioned proofs of debts of
creditors who have not proved will be reoeived, and
the said bankrupt will be required to surrender himself
to the said emirt,and to submit himself to be examined,
and to make a full disclosure and discovery of all his
Estate and Effects, and to finish his examination.
JOHN S. HELLIER,
High Bailiff.
Dated this 25th day of August, 1862.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

'PATENT. CORN FLOUR,

In Packets Bd., and Tins la.
CITHER kinds can be had ehesperbu,t
41114111p01' their own merit: Are often substituted
for Patent Corn Flour—families are therefore invited to
kindly write upon coders " Brown and Poison."
Its MOM are:—Puddinp,Custania,Blanomange, Cakes,
Aro., sad for tightsupper or breakfast, and espesially
suited to the d.iioacy of children and invalids: for all
the uses of Arrowroot—to the very best of which it is
preferred—it is prepared in the usual way.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

NO MORE BLACIEBRETLES!!!

EMERY'S MAGIC BEETLE POISON.—..
Certain death to all vermin. Price la., or Post
free for 14 stamps.
NO MORE CORNS, BUNIONS, Sc. I!!
EMERT'S COEN PLAISTERB, remove
Corn., &o. speedily', rainlemly, and
.eftectually.
Testimonials constantly areving. Price la., or obtain-
able, its is also the Beetle Poison, through all chemists,
Ito , or sent direct for 14 stamps.
--
NO MORE RHEUMATISM! !
EMERY'S MARVELLOUS CURE FOR-
BFIBMIATISM, in oneiweelt, without medicine.,
Obtainable only through the Patentees. Post free for
114 stamps. Address, Emery It Co., 16, Dorset-stsvol,
Portman-square, London, Wel
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

WIMBORNE AND CRANBORNE UNION.

TO BAKERS, BUTCHERS, GROCERS, DRAPERS,

AND OTHERS.

PERSONS willing to CONTRACT for the
supply of PROVISIONS and other necessaries re-
quired for the abote Union, from the 26th day of
SEPTEMBER instant, to the 25th day of DECEMBER
next, and for CLOTHING, Ste., from the said 28th day
of SEPTEMBER, to the 26th day of MARCH, 1863, are
requested to send Sealed TENDERS, with samples of
such articles as will admit of it, to the Union Work-
house, on or before 10 o'clock in tbe forenoon of
FRIDAY, the 12th instant, when thll same will be
opened and examined.

Particall4re and Forma of Tender can be obtained at
my OFFICE, or of the MASTER of the WORKHOUSE
In Wimborne.

Persons having CLAIMS on the Guardians, are re-
quested to deliver the fame to me on or before the 30th
instant.

By Order of the Board,
GEORGE LANGER, Clerk.
Wimboroe, let September, 1862.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

plan for the prevention of the fiend. We are glad to
hear that Her Mejesty, in considenition of the talent
displayed by lfr. Millard in this discovery, has already
beea pleased to order that he should have an increased
salary. We hope this diacovery may further lead to his
peouniary.advantage.—Keemes Bs Jennie'.
BRISTOL —A GENTLEMAN CONVICTED TOIL ILL-
Ti11...T00 A Cm T,—At the Council HOUNO on TINIE-
Aay, before Mr. W. 0. Digit and Mr. W. Neigh.
'Charles Fear, a gentleman resoling at Fremantle
Terrace, Nine Tree Hill, was summoned by Mr.
James Sullen, the agent to the Animals' Friend
Society, for cruelly ill-treating and maiming, iu
•endesvouring to kill, a cat an Sunday week last.
Mr. Clifton appesized,to prosecute on behalf of the
.society. Two witnesses were called who proved tho
ill-treatinent. The defendant had been greatly
annoyed by tbe cat, and Stated theta bird belonging
to Mm had been killed, and that other depredations
had been committed, by' it. It:appeared that he in
consequence laid a trap first, and the cat having been
caught he treated it in a very severe manner. The
defendant was fined .S 1 and costa, which he imme-
diately paid.
The balf-yearly meeting, held on Thursday in this
city, of the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company ex-
hibited all the usual features of a meeting where a
diminished dividend is offered to the shareholders.
There was considerable grumbling, • revival of the old
subject of the goods agency, and even • committee of
inquiry was proposed. T.TitilnatelT, however, the pro-
ceedings cdose4rieshiy. The chairman promised that
attentioa would be &leen to the points brought under
review, and that they would, at the next meeting, fur-
nish the desired information. The Parliamentary ex-
penses of the last session, amounting to £5,000, were
severely criticised and condemned. The directors take
credit to themselves for haying, by this expenditure,
defeated the South Western extension to Bristol—on
which • shareholder very properly remarks that the
Great Western, being the gainers by this decision,
shoald be called upoa to pay the bill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

- -LONDON CORN mAriar.

BY SP.SCIAL EXPRESS.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1:

There was an average supply of grain at to-day's
raarket.
The attendance vraa good.
Wheat changed hands at full quotations of Friday
Batley sold steadily at the same rates as laat week.
NM very short, with steady sale, at late prices.
Prime maniples 6d. in advance.
Prices: Wheat, (new), 525. to 6.; Old, 565. to
so. ; Barley, new malting, 30s. to 36e. ; grinding,
28ii. to 30s. ; Oata, 21s. to 28s. per qr.

METROPOLITAN CATTLI MARKET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

There was a moderate supply of beasts on offer.
Beef sold at a slight decline, but quotations un-
altered.
Sheep were disposed of at the same rates as last
week. . .

Pigs were a little dearer. Lamb BaMe 1111 lest
Thursday.
Beef, 3e. 4d. to 4a. Bd. ; Mutton, 3e. Bd. to 15a. ;
Lamb, be. to 6a. ; Teal, 4e. to sa. ; Pork, 4e.
to 4s. 101
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

GREAT CLOCK_ F 0.12
_THE. HOUSES OF

PARLIAMENT, tus...

Turret Clocks with COMPENSATION: PiItDULUX, ad-
justed for variations of temperature, to work the heads
of Dials of any sine from 1 foot to 30 feet diameter.
DENT, 61, Strand, adjoining Cootie's Bank, and 34
and 35, Royal Exchange, London.

DENT,

CHRONOMETER, WATCH & CLOCK MAKER

to the Queen and the late Prince Consort, and

MAKER OF THE GREAT CLOCK FOR THE
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT,
INVITES attention to the superior workman-
ship and eleganoe of design of his extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawing Room Clocks.
Ladles' Gold roreign Strong Silver Lever
Watches .. . OGula. Witch.., b Gut.
Gentlemen's do. . .10 „ Gentlemen's Gold
Ladles'orGentlemen'a Compensation Ba-
Gold English Lever lance do.
do. . . . • • •18 ~ I Silveri do.

• . . 40
10. • 25

Marine Chronometers, 815 Guineas.

Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every description. An
elegant maortment of London made Fine Gold Aber
and Guard Chains, &a
DINT, 61, Strand, (adjoining Col:tiles Bank) ; 34 and
35, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Ragig•
Compass Factory, Somerset Wharf, Strand, London.

FRENCH WINES.
Pa. Dam.
BEAUJOLAIS (Formerly 20b now)
ST. EXILION CLAIM • ••• •••
(Bottles beloded3
HUNGARIAN WINES.
20/ per Dozen (Bottles included).

R. B. WILLIAMS. Imparter, Oroaby Nall.
82, DiaEnvoi** linnet Within. Landes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

Scot!ant.

TIM DOKE 07 SOTHIBLAND T NIS POL4T.—On
Sunday morning, about seven o'clock, a fire, which at
one time threatened to be serious, broke out at Donro-
bin Mains. Some of the children had been playing
about a rick of hay, and, one of them having a quantity
of hunter matches, be was foolish enough to apply one
to the hay, which speedily ignited and was soon con-
sumed. An express was instantly sent to Dunrobin
Castle, and in a very short time the fire-engine from
the castle was on the spot, and the Duke of Sutherland
was the busiest of the busy in getting the flames extinguished. A correspondent save, "the duke wrought
like a brick," and, fortunately, the progreu of the
flames was stayed.

How:dicer's 011711111111. AND Pima—Declining health.—The
first gympton of departing health should have instant attention
and redrew, net more for the comfort of the present, but for
the happintes of the future. Whatever be the irregularity,
wherever situated, however awaked, Holloway's remedies will
reach it and remove It. The external employment of the
Ointment over the part effected, and the internal use of the
Pills will always restore order and saw. Ilan dinese, want of
appetite, nausea and billousnese are immediately cured, and
healthy functions permanently restored to etch organ. The
united action of Holloway's remedies over the human frame
I, BO singularly searching, soothing, and curative, that few
dioceses can along wit hstand the thorough purifioation they
momently bring about.
Tfin FATTENING FACT 07TH. AG& —At the recent
discussion of the Agricultural Society's Meeting, held in
Hanoverequare Rooms, it was proved beyond doubt
that Thorley's Condiment was not only a preventive to
disease, and suitable for hones and cattle in an ailing
condition, but that its fattening kroperties were truly
wonderful. The only objection to ha universal con-
sumption appeared to be its price. Well, Mr. Thorley
has now come forward and met that objection most
liberally by reducing it to 30e. per barrel, or five.barrels
weighing a quarter of. ton for £6, as will be Been in
our advertising (minions of this day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

THE CORN TRADE.

MARK Lutz, Friday.—There were very moderate
supplies of English grain for this day's market, but
good imports of foreign articles of the trade. The
beet new English wheat commanded about the prices
of Monday, but secondary aorta were not much inquired
after. Fine foreign met • retail demand, without any
quotable change in the value of good qualities. Town
made flour was unvaried. Country marks being
scarce brought toll prices. Prime Americans were
firm. Barley brought as much money, with • steady
sale. Beans and peas were fully as dear, and small
Paresis were taken off. A fair extent of business was
tranieeked in oate,—good °ore at Monday's currency.
Linseed brought as much money. Rapeseed sold steadily,
anA was quite as high.—The imports were; Wheat,
33,210 ; Barley, 1,760; Oats, 17,370; Flour, 510 sacks,
27.990 barrels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

Ellittshire.

LONGLEAT. FUTITITIRK AT LOWOLIAT
Panit.—The birth of a son and heir to the Marquis
and Marchioness of Bath was celebrated on Wednes-
• day by a grand gala held in Longlest Park, at which
the article of the tenantry; the tradesmen, and a
large number of the inhabitants of Froine, War-
minster, am., were present. At the dinner the
Marquis of Bath presided, and the usual proceedings
-on such occasions took place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

DORCHESTER UNION.

TO BAKERS, BUTCHERS, GROCERS, PROVISION
MERCHANTS, DRAPERS, and UDIDEF,TAKERS.

MRE GUARDIANS of this UNION will
_L be prepared, at their Meeting to be held on
SATURDAY, the 12th day of SEPTEMBER instant,
to receive Tenders for the supply of PROVISIONS
and other Necessaries for the Union Workhouse--
Bread for the Oat-door Poor, and Mutton for the Sick
Poor residing in or near the Town of Dorchester—for
Three Months from the 28th of September instant to the
27th of December next. Also, Tenders for CLOTHING
and COFFINS for One Year from the 28th day of
September instant.
Forms of Tenders may be obtained on application at
my Oftlee, and are to be delivered at the Union Work-
house on or before 11 o'clock in the Forenoon of
SATURDAY, the 12th of SEPTEMBER instant.
By order of the Board,
HENRY LOCK, Clerk.
Dorchester, Lit September, 1862.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

FRANCE TO ITALY.

Italians, you but waste your breath,
The right you cry for stands no ohanoe
You raise the about of "Rome or Death!"

And "Death !" is the reply of Fmnoe.
Yes, death, my friend, for I am strong;
France is resolved to have her Ely;
Her will is law, which, right or wrong,
The weak must perish or obey.
Your claim of Rome I must refuse,
For I don't want you to become
Too independent, and I choose
To keep you underneath my thumb.
But death's a boon I wont deny,
If you desire to bite the dust,
Brave, then, the might of France, and die;
If die you will, then die you must.
My Bourbons I dethroned, 'tis true;
But therefore cherish not the hope
That I shall ever suffer you
To do the like, and doff the Pope.
His power it suits sue to maintain,
My cannons guard the Papal chair ;
You pray for liberty in vain;
. .

Attempt to win It if you dare.
The Eldest Daughter of the Church
Must needs defend her parent's Head,
And keep the Pontiff on his perch,
Although upon your necks he tread.
Creeds may by her be turned to sport,
Or dogmas carelesaly ignored,
But France must Popery support,
As an Idea, with the sword.

To suppliants what I did not grant
Claimants from me shall never wring;
To stern demand of coarse I can't

Think of conceding such a thing.
Honour forbids me to concede,
To menace, what is justly due;
Then Low you strike for Rome, take heed,
Death is your portion if you do.
A generous nation am I not?
Of progress don't I lead the van?
Befriend the struggling patriot?
And vindicate the Rights of Man?
Ah I yes, but I must domineer,
So cannot call my forces home;
Then Death to every Volenteer
So bold as to advance on Rome !—Punch.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

HOUBREI OF PARLIAMENT.

DENT'S TURRET CLOCKS.

MILE attention of Public Bodies, Getlemen,
JL and others is respectfully requested to the im-
provements made in the construction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Churches, and other Large Buildings, by
the late E. J. MINT and F. DENT, Clock and Chrono-
meter Makers to the Queen and the late Prince Consort,
and Makers of the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

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lOTIOE TO INVENTORS.

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THE " BF.DPORD " PATENT PRIZE BRICK. PIPS and
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Poontney-0111, Casson-street, Leaden, 8.0.

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THE PATENT 10CSFAST BREECH-

LOADING GIIN.

NO Gentleman should purchase a Breeekk4
Loader without learning the principles of dm
"Lockfast," the solidity and shooting powers of white
are gained by • patented mechanism, which can be
applied to no other gun without infringement. By this
construction the barrels and breech are locked together
by powerful leverage. Equally adapted for Sporting
Rifles. Common Broeoli-cartridges used. Patronned
by the leading Sportsmen. Drawings and Prices on
application to the Patentee.
J. D. DOI7GALL, Gunmaker, 59, St. James's-street,
London, and 23, Gordon•street, Glasgow.
Business established 1760.

GRAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
A.l LONDON during the Exhibition, Would DINO at NW.
It. Jansw's Hall Restaurant.
Ina& mid Preach Cuisiz....
Ilipaciona. lofty, and wen-ventilated 111111000 L
The Oho'ant Wines at moderate pica.
Dkiefiners I la Fourehette.
luncheons from 19 Os 3.
Private Rooms fur large or small parties.
Brooking and Billiard Rooms.
•

Zatranoe-1310 -&
71, Regent-EA ; & 28. PieedodUlly.

KEATING'S PERSIAN ILIUM DE-
STROYING POWDER.

POIILTRY, DOGS, AND PLAN/13. , op
effectually freed from Fleas and all other Vail .
with which they are infested, by the above POWIIII4
which is vile haratiesa to anima/ We. The Flowgg4
the Gardener, or the Sportsman will theisfon Sea*
Invaluable. Bugs, Cockroaches, Scetles, Moths la
and every other species of Insect are also I :
chetzere Iseeeketar peeetreeyter A,
for 36 postage stamps, by THOMAS. KRA ..—"'"41.:".--""•••••-`,
Chemist, 79, Si, Paul's Churchyard. Lamina, 8.0., sole
agent for Joneww ZACHERL, Tilbs.
Take notice each genuine packet bears the above
name and address.

S PARAFFIN MATCHES.
LETCHFORD'
_____

Are without smell; Paraffin being used instead of
Brimstone.

Are warranted to BURN BEAUTIFULLY, without
any poisonous fumes; and
Are sold everywhere as CHEAP AS COMMON
MATCHES.

B. LETCHFORD k CO., PATENTEES.
THREE COLTS LINZ, MiTHNAL ORLIN, LONDON!, N.B
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

TEE CORN TRADE.

VASIL LANs, Friday.—There were very moderate
tallpplies of English grain for this day's market, but
• imports of foreign articles of the trade. The
new English wheat commanded about the prices
t.ol Monday, bet secondary sorts were not much inquired
• Afior. Fine foreisn met...retail demand, without any
• -quotable clomp in the valise of good qualities. Town
tour was unvarled. Country marks being
• .brought full prism. Prime Americans were
Barley brought as much money, with • steady
. oh ▪ 1
a Beans and peas were fully as dear, and small
were taken oft. A fair extent of business was
in oats,—good corn at Monday's currency.
- Liaised brooch% as much money. Rapeseed sold steadily,
. mot wee quite as high.—The impmai were; Wheat,
aa.910 ; Bexley, 1.,760; Oats, 17,210; Flour, 510 lacks,
F 7,990 barrels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

plan for the prevention of the fiend. We are glad to
hear that Her Majesty, in consideration of the talent
displayed by Mr. Millard in this dimovery, has already
been pleased to order that he should hard an increased
salary. We hope thisdisoovery may fnrther lead to his
peconlarvtdvantage.—reeite's BMA Joarital,
BRISTOL.—A GENTLEMAN CONVICTED POR I
TREATING A CAT.—At the COUDOiI HOMO 00 Tues..
day, before Mr. W. 0. Bigg and Mr. W. Naisb,
Charles Fear, • gentleman residing at Fremantle
Tereus, Nine Tree Hill, was summoned by Mr.
James Sullen, the agent to the Animals' Friend
Society, for cruelly ill-treating and maiming, in
endeavouring to kill, a cat on Sunday week last.
Mr. Clifton appeared to _prosecute on behalf of the
society. Two witnesses were called who proved the
ill-treatment. The defendant had been greatly
annoyed by this eatcand 'dated theta bird belonging
to him had been killed, and that other depredations
had been committed, by It. It appeared that he in
conesquesoe laid a trap first, and the oat having been
caught he treated it p a very severe manner. The
defendant was tined £1 and poets, which he imme-
diately. paid.
. .

The'll'alf-yearly meeting, held on Thursday in this
city, of the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company ex-
hibited all the usual features of a meeting where a
diminished dividend is offered to the shareholders.
There was considerable grumbling, a revival of the old
subject of the goods agency, and even a committee of
inquiry was proposed. Ultimately, however, the pro-
ceedings closed amicably. Mechanism promised that
attention would be given to the point* brought under
review, and that they would, at the next meeting, fur-
nish the desired infol-mation. The Parliamentary so-
prano of the last session, amounting to £15,000, were
severely eriticieed and condemned. The directors take
reedit to themselves for having, by this expenditure.
defeated the South Western extension to Bristol—on
which a shareholder very properly remarks that the
(heat Waiters, being the gainers by this derision,
should be called upon to pay the bill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

torrriponunce.

[The teihroing appeareein our contemporary, the
Tellsgrawl

ET. JAMES'S CHURCH, POOLE,

"Eint,-.-Tour correspondent " Verar," in recount-
ing in'your lad week's impression the changes made
iby the Rev. A. Wilkinson in the services of St.
4annes'e Church, though no one can deny the truth
•ofll hilietione charges, yet he does not appear to
.me to go far enough in his statements,as I can recall
.to mind slew other alterations that have been made
gimlet% rev. gentleman's institution to the rectory,
and which, I suppose, had escaped your correspon-
dent's memory. I am, like him, very sorry to lose
the service* of the talented and efficient ohoir, who
have now for many years conducted the choral por-
tion of the liturgy ; but as I believe some of the
other alterations are quite as objectionable to several
of the congregation as the discontinuance of the
chanting and intoning alluded to, I will proceed to
point them out : I.—Mr. Wilkinson has established
a regular monthly celebration of the Holy Com-
munion, and has altered the modi, of collecting the
oldie-tin these oceasiUna. 2.—He has appointed a
week 11^,y service to beheld on Wednesday evening,
instead of in the Morning. 3. —He has made several
'Aerations in the sittings allotting a considerahle
number of pews in the gallery as free seats.-4.
He has commenced, and now nearly finished, the
building of new School-moil* for the Sunday School
in place of the apartmenta they have for so many
years oocupied in the church tower. 15.—He
interferes, I am informed by the Sunday School
teachers, much more in the conduct of the school
than they had previously been accustomed to,attend-
ing personally to open and close the school; and he
also preaches frequently in the afternoons a sermon
to the children. Other innovations have doubtless
been noticed by acute individuals, but the above
-will tend to make the catalogue more complete,
and mist the public in forming their judgment as
to whether Mr. Wilkinson is satisfactorily perfor-
ming his duties as rector of this ipopulous and im-
portant parisb.—l am, Sir, your. obedintiv,_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Jostroga' Amnon rar Bonge.—ltt the Stony &rat.
ford Petty Sessions. Elisabeth Green of Potters Priory,
15 years of age. was brought up before the Duke of
Grafton. Rev. H. J. Barton, Rev. J. Athawes, Res%
11 N. Russell, and Mr. J. Walpole, on the charge of
sleeping in an outhouse belonging to Mr. F. Aveline,
builder. The poor girl, who had nothing to say in
answer to the charge, was sextenced to three months'
imprisonment to gaol, and at the expiration of that term
to be sent to a reformatory school for five years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

Scotlanb.

Tall DUKE OF STTHERLAND AT lIIS POST.—On
Sunday morning, about seven o'clock, a fire, which at
one time threatened to be serious, broke out at Dunro-
bin Mains. Some of the children had been playing
about a rink of hay, and, one of them havings quantity
of inciter matches, be was foolish enough to apply one
to the hay, which speedily ignited and was soon con-
sumed. An express was instantly sent to Dunrobin
Castle, and in a very short time the fire-engine from
the castle was on the spot, and the Duke of Sutherland
was the busiest of the busy in getting the flames extin-
guished. A correspondent says, 'the duke wrought
like a brick," and, fortunately, the progress of the
flames was stayed.

HOLLOWAY. OUNIIININP AND PM/A.—Declining health.—The
first symptom of departing health should have instant attention
and redress, net more for the oomfort of the preeent, but for
the hippies's of the future. Whatever be the irregularity,
wherever situated, however masked, Holloware remedies will
reach it and remove it. The external employment of the
Ointment over the part dotted, and the internal use of the
Pills will always restore order and ease. Ain disease, want of
appetite, nausea and biliousness are immediately cured, and
healthy functions permanently restored to each organ. The
united action of Holloway's remedies over the human frame
lose singularly marching. mothincr, and curative, that few
diseases can along withstand the thorough purification they
sonstant y bring about.
THE FAIIIINING FACT OF THE Act—At the recent
discussion of the Agricultural Society's Meeting, held in
Hanover-square Rooms, it was proved beyond doubt
that Thorley's Condiment was not only a preventive to
disease, and suitable for horses and cattle in an ailing
oondition, but that its fattening properties were truly
wonderful The only objection to its universal con-
sumption appeared to be its price. Well, Idr. Thorley
has now come forward and met that objection most
liberally by reducing it to 30v. per barrel, or five barrels
weighing a quarter of a ton for .P.O, as will be Ewen in
our advertising oolumns of this day,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

• grate ant) Continerct.

The Board of Tr4de returns for the put month were
issued on Friday morning, and present results unex-
pectedly feeourably, although it was anticipated that in
contrast with those of July last year, when the fall
athlete*, the haterraptioa of the Amino= trade were

beginning to manifest themselves, the figures would
not be found very adverse. It now appears that the
declared vales of our shipments for the month exceeded
by £2,0374541, or afloat 20 per oent , those at the
corresponding date of 1861, and were only £390,897, or
about 3 per cent, less than those of July, 1860, when
the trade of the ochntry had reached its most extraor-
dinary point, owing to the speculative and reckless
consigmenta of cotton goods that were then being made
by our Liverpool and Manchester merchants and manu-
facturers to all parts of the world. Part of the in Tease
is to be attributed to the rise in price in cotton, but the
gratifying fact is observable that almost every branch
of business, with the exception of that of machinery,
figures for • substantial augmentation and that the
totals of linen, silk, and woollen manufactures are es-
pecially conspicuous. A large portion of this improve-
ment of trade is attributable to the increased intercourse
with France, and some portion was caused by the
temporary increase of shipments to New York to
supply the market before the coming into operation of
the new and almost prohibitory tariff on the first of
August.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

Mittsbire.

LONGLEAT. AT LONOLIAT
Pmts. —The birth of. eon and heir to the Marquis
mad Marchioness of Bath was celebrated on Wednes-
day by a grand pla held in Longlest Park, at which
the whole of the tenantry, the tradesmen, and a
large number of the inhabitants of From,. War-
minster, do., were present. At the dinner the
Marquis of Bath presided, and the usual prooeedings
on such mosaicss took place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

13 tboniSbire.

8017TH MOULTON.—A Sscowo DICE Timm/.
—At •lata hour on the night of Tuesday Mr. Samuel
Trawls, of South Moulton, North Devon, had a
sharp struggle with a highwayman, as be was on his
way home on horseback. The highwayman, who
were a mast, seized the reins of the horse and
attempted to drag Mr. Trawin to the ground, but
the latter slava him with his whip, when a fearful
straggle sussed. After some desperate work Mr.
Trawm knocked the fellow to the ground, and got
boas with a few slight bruises.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

number of Policies actually in force
rit7soiseds Five Thousand, oovering Assuranoes
aniciatiag to over One Million Sterling, and embracing
almost eves? dims or description of Life Assurance.
" The cowls-Sion of the Company is sound and prosper-
ous, tad holds out every prospect of incressed success.
The Itonna which the Directors may declare as the result
of Ibis Valuation, is larger in amount, both as regards
.thseharehcileiers and the Assured, than that declared
ess say previous occasion, and this Bonus has been fairly
ssuessod the past operations of the Society, without, in
the. t degree, touching any portion of the future
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

HEALTH AND HAPPINESS TO THE
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.—A single
Copy of. New Medical Work, written by one of the most
emluent medical men of the meant day, solely for the
guidance and benefit of that class of sufferers whose sufferings
are often self -inflicted, and who desire • speedy and private
cure, yet too often become tip dupes of designing London
quacks; for such sufferers thfl Work is intended, showing a
certain means of cure in all Nun of Nervous Debility,
Relaxation, Organic or Local Weakness, Lengvur, Blushing,
Debility, and various Nervous Symptoms; use showing how
the so-called Impediments to Marriage may be effectually
removed; with numerous ilitistrat vs cases of p•rties who
have been restored to the blessings of health by followirg the
advice laid down in this work.—Bent tree to any address, on
receipt of stamp to prepay postage—Address to the 811CRISTARy
nstitute of Anatomy, Birmingham.

BILLHEADSI BILLHIEADSI BILLHEADS.
TRADESMEN, Shopkeepers, and others
JL are respectfully informed that the Tekgram
Office is the most EXPEDITIOUS and the CHEAPEST
for every description of PRINTING.
BILLHEADS FROM SIXPENCE PER HUNDRED
Pamphlets, Catalogues, Handbills, Choulsm Addis*
Csrds, Iso., at equally low rales.j

inOrt Th
& CO., Wine Merchant. and e
errf,273llald 23, High Holborn. warrant all Wines sad
Sprite sold by them to be Genuine as Imported sod
guarantee the strength of the Spirits as tinted on tlac E,
xcise
Cortificate.—Prine Lists on application.
Port, (old in Wood) 30a. per dozen.
Sherry, "The Spaniard." 27e. ditto.
Henekeys' Cognac, . . 86*. ditto.
London Gin . . . . SOs ditto.

•.• TERMS.—Cush on delirery; a remittance moat so.
sow pally every Country Onler. rthit-0111Ce Orione paYabk is
Chief Office, EC. Cheque* miy be crowd Loudoa aid
County Bank. Estsbllshed 1831, '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

JOYCE'S SPORTING AMMUNITION.

rIHE following articles, of the
I_ Beat frodity. maw:fa:tared by
FREDERICK JOYCE, of Leedom,
may be had of meet Guamakers :
MILITARY RIFLE PERMS.
lON CAPS.
PATENT PYL__:LINE SPORTING DO.
ORIGINAL- (1824) ANTI-CORROSIVE DO.
TREBLE WATERPROOF CENTRAL FIRE DO.
WADDING% CARTRIDGES, &a, leo.
Manufacturer to Her Majesty's War Department.

DENT'S PATENT DIPLEEDOBOOPE (or
Meridian Instrument) for the .Bagslation oi
Clocks and Watches by obtaining "Tree Time by
Solar observation." Recent improvements 'sable the
most inexperienced person to Si Obese instruieeste is
the Meridian, and thereby furnish the means of Neer-
taming either Greenwich or Local Time. Price £2 2,
DINT, Cloak, Watch. and Chronometer Maker to Use
Queen and ths late Prince Consort, 61, Strand, (ed.
joining Coutta's Bank), and 34an4 35, Royal Exobasee.
London.

MAKER OF THE GREAT CLOCK FOR TBB
HOUNOB OF PARLIAMENT.

DENT'S TURRET CLOCKS.

rpHE attenticm of Public Bodies, Getlemen,
1 and others is respectfully requested to the im-
provements made in the oonstruction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Churches, and other Large Buildings, by
the late E. J Dsur and F. Num, Clock and Chrono-
meter Makers to the Queen and the late Prince Consort,
and Makers of the

GREAT CLOCK _ FOR THE HOUR OF

PARLIAMZiT, &ø.

Turret Clocks with COMMISATION PirDITLIIN, ad-
justed for variations of temperature, to work the hands
of Dials of any size from 1 foot to 90 feet diameter.
DENT, 61, Strand, adjoining Contra's Bank, and 34
and 35, Royal Exchange, London.

DENT,

CHRONOMETER, WATCH ti CLOCK MAKER
to the Queen end the late Prinee Consort, and

MAKER OF THE GREAT CLOCK FOR THE
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT,
TNVITES attention to the superior workman..
ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawing Room Clocks.
Ladles' Gold Foreign Strong Silver Lever
Wstchei . . . 8 Gels. I Watches . . . . owe
Gentlemen's do. . .10 „ Gentlemen., o„id
Ladien'orGentlemen's compensation Ba-
Gold English Lever lance do. . .
do. . 18 ~ Slivel do. 10. .86

Marine Chronorneliera, 116 6111110•11.

Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every desoription. An
elegant aFsortment of London made Fine Gold dike:
and Guard Chains, $O.
DENT, 61, Strand, (adjoining Otestte's Bao14; Si and
36, Royal Ezchance ; an 4 at the ;gook and Marine
Compass Factory, Sonmteet Whaif,lttrard, London.
FRENCH WINES..
Per DIIIII•
nazormus (PonFir aw, no!)
BT. 11111101 armor 14/
*Mos lailadei3

• HUNGARIAN WINES.
$Ol per Doom (Bottles boded),
IL R. WILLIAM% Livorter. Crosby Zak
23, BighlIMPA• 191.00 Within. umiak.

f '
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

or 174 PARLIAMENTARY REPORT on POOL)
ADULTERATION proves that if Merchants did not
allow the C'hinese to coat Tea with powdered colour,
the brown withered leaves could not possibly be painted
of for Awe Tea, as now, to the loss of the British con-
sumer.

"ALWAYS GOOD ALIKII."
BOItNIMAN'S PIJRE TEA,

THE LEAF NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR
-
GREAT STRENGTH and RICH FULL-
FLAVOUR is insured, by Iloattritew & Co.,
importing Ems pure and undisguised, as the Chinese
cannot, if it is kept in its natural uncoloured abate,
par off leaves which have become brown and flamer.
less.

The " LAPCZT REPORT' rates :—" The Teas in tha
Docks Imported by Hornii an & Co. are genuine and
of good quality ; the Green with none of the bluish
colour seen on other teu, are of a natural olive hoe;
and, with the Blacks, are perfectly pure and whole-
some,"
Prices 3s. 8d.,45., & 4s. 4d. per pound.

Bold only wonted in Paoketa.

AGENTS IN THIS NEIGHBOURHOOD.
Axminster
Abbotebury
Bridport
Beastinstar ......
Blandjord
Ben Regis
Bournemouth
Cerne Ablate ..... .' Bonnett, Longatreet.
Oranborm
Ornokense
Chard
DORCHESTER PROUD, HIOH-EAST-BTRIVT.
WEYMOUTH
Oilliraghasa .....
Hendridps
tondos Purse!!, 80, Cornbill.
DP" Locke, Broad-street.
Donator, Broad-street.
Vega, Osmond
Pidd/eirenthide
Pools Green, High-street.
Sherbonse Ringdon, Cheap-street.
&abridge
Shavtathairp Beatable, High-street.
Bennett, High-street. wariaass
Best.
Waabortes ...
Winter besets
Siftriolll .." Satchel!.
roo,o ............aiiri Hialnla k Ho 4.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Three Liberal* and one Conservative have presented
themselves at Stoke, soliciting the honour of repre-
senting it in Parliament. The Liberals are Mr.
Serjeant Shoe, Mr. Henry Greenfill, son of the member
for Preston, and a Mr. Renealy, and the Conservative
is Mr. Beresford Hope. At a meeting of the Liberals
held at Hanley on Monday Mr. Greenell was declared
by a large majority to be the best man. Mr. Scrjeant
Shea has issued his address, and avows principles
Identical with those of the late member, Mr. Ricardo.
The Birmingham Daily Post says his principel "of
necessity coinutend themselves to the favourable con-
sideration of the constituency. The learned gentleman,
we understand, has already received the best proofs
that they are so, and accordingly he commences
his canvass under the most promising circumstances."
Mr. Disraeli, HP., has accepted an invitation to
be present at the annual show and dinner of the North
West Bucks Agricultural Association, which are to be
held at Buckingham, on Wednesday, the 17th of Sep-
tember.

DIMUTT SPZIHri Or Till HOT7SE or COMMOM—The
Right Hon. J. Evelyn Denison, Speaker of the Home
of COM MOlllll/2 having expressed his attention to go
abroad during the recess, it became incumbent that •
deputy should he appointed. Trevino@ to the proroga-
tion this responsible office was conferred on W B.
Wrightson, Bsq., M.P., of Cusworth Hall, near Don-
caster.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

Oroo Octo,

The marriage of the Prince ef Weimar'', vapidly ?Win
to the rank of a fret aleatoric of the day. The holy
whom rumour has invested with the titla of the bride
elect bears en exmllent elm-oder from all quartere.
She is biautiful, amiable. aooomplialred, Just what a lady
ought to be who in destined to Pm% an exalted rink
av that which awaits her. Toe Globe of last night ups
the Princess of Denmark is every way worthy of her
destiny.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02

3903oltsbire.

SOUTH MOULTON.—A Sacoivn Dim TURPIN.
• —At slate hoer on the night of Tuesday Mr. Samuel
Trawin, of South Moulton, North Devon, had a
sharp struggle with & highwayman, as he was on his
way home on horseback. The highwayman, who
wore • mask, seized the reins of the horse and
attempted to drag Mr. Traviu to the ground, but
the latter struck him with his whip, when a fearful
strug*le ensued. After some desperate work Mr.
Trawin knocked the fellow to the ground, and got
how* with a few slight bruises.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-12-23

1 D eons b ire.

HONITON.—The stnn of £l4O has been subscribed
In this town towards the relief of the dressed opera-
tives of Lancashire, and the Mtior has been requested
to forward an instalment of £l3O to the Manchester
Central Relief Committee. Whilst we would not fur
a moment wish to insinuate that aid is not needed in
Lancashire, yet we would venture to suggest, that it is
needed equally as much in our own town, for we know
it to be a fact that there are numbers here who have no
more to exist upon than the miserable pittance of
about 1... 6d. per bead per week that is doled out to the
poverty-stricken inhabitants of the cotton manufac-
turing districts, and that to them donations either in
tuoney or clothing would indeed be welcome. We are
glad to see it announced that the soup kitchen is to be
opened on Tuesday next, as we think this to tie a step
in the right direction, and we hope that the benevolent
of the town will not fail to keep it in constant work.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-12-23

It airpfsb ir e.

ALTON.—The Rev. Canon Woodruff. having re-
signed the vicarage of Alton, on his appointment to
the living of Peperharrow, Surrey, the Rev. Octavian
Arthur Hodgson, M.A., of Magdalen College,
Oxford, has been preferred to Alton (value about
£800) by the dean arid chapter, and the minor
canonry which Mr. Hodgson's pronotion vacates is
conferred on the Rev. Mr. Hey, of York, son of the
head-master of St. Peter's School in that city. The
rectory of Preston, Candover, in the chapter patron-
age, is thus vacant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-12-23

LONDON CORN MARKET.

BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.
MONDAY, DEC EMBER 22

To day'e market ruled firtn, prices being rather
against the buyers, prime wheat being le. the qr.
in advance of last week's rates. Oats of good quality
6d. dearer. There was no other alterations from
the fast quotations.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

There was but a limited impply of stook st to day's
market, the number of beasts being 1,970, sheep,
7,090. Mutton was from 2d. to 4d. per atone dearer,
the top price being 6a Beef was firm at late prime.
The pig market was also firm.

THE CORN TRADE.

MASI Lust, Friday.—The supply of English wheat
on sale here to•day was small. Dry samples moved off
steadily, at hill prices ; but other kinds met a dull
inquiry. For foreign wheat there was • moderate re.
tail inquiry, at late rates. Good and fine malting
barley ruled firm; but in other kinds, very little was
doing. Oats, beans, and peas were dull, at Wednesday's
currency. The flour trade was steady, at late rates :
Arrivals: English wheat, 1310 qrs ; barley, 2320; malt,
4220; oats, 650; flour, 1,880; Irish barley, 290; oats,
850; Foreign: wheat, 10.040; barley 18,210; oats,
17,790. Flour, 50 sacks, 10,390 barrels.
. . .

Thursday—At this day's market there was
a good supply of English wheat, and the trade ruled
dull, at barely last week's price& For foreign we ex-
perienced a better inquiry, and a fair trade was done, at
unaltered values, except in American sorts, which were
6d. per qr. cheaper. Really good malting barley in
demand, and fully as dear, but inferior samples difficult
to quit. Grinding sells slowly, at • reduction of 6d.
per qr. Oats continue a dragging trade, and to effect
sales lower prices must again be submitted to. In other
articles no alteration.

LIVERPOOL, Friday.—There was rather a thin atten-
dance at the corn market. Wheat: Good consumptive
demand, at Id. cental advance. Flour: More inquiry,
and the turn dearer. Indian corn Fair sale for good
qualities, at 935. ex quay. Beans: Steady. Oats and
oatmeal: slow sale. Imports—lreland: Barley, 56;
oats, 862; oatmeal. 2,283 qrs. ; Sour, 96 sacks.
Foreisn : Wheat, 23,940; oata, 1,125; Indian corn,
17,403 qrs. ; flour, 3,229 sacks, and 9,757 bans,
WAKEFIELD, Friday.—Wheat trade firm, and in
some oases Is, advance was obtained on fine parcels.
Fine barley steady. Others neglected. Beans, ease,
and shelling rather lower.

Devizes, Thursday.—There were very few good
samples of wheat, and these commanded last week's
prices. The market was principally composed of inferior
aorta, which were in such • damp condition that they
were totally neglected by buyers. The same may be
also said of barley, the very best samples of which
fetched as much mohey as before, but the others were
unsaleable. Wbeat, best, per quarter, 475. to 525.;
ditto, secondary, 395. to 46e. ; ditto, inferior, 345. to
395.; bailey, 325, to 40s. ; oats, 32a. to 31a,; beans,
38s. to 435. ; peas, 365. to 48s. ; flour, fine, per wok,
408. to 4k.; ditto, seconds, 375. to 39a.