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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-16

Imperial farliamtnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

IIONDA T. —ft-14- subject of ForZti —MIS disowned at
considerable length, but, at course, with no immediate
practical malt The second reeding of the Prisms
Ministers Bill was carried by witty -Ave to thirty. Earl
Derby and the Bishop of Winchester supported the
measure. All the other memben of the Episcopal
Bench voted against it.
TOODAT.—The Becority from Violence Bill, the
object of which is the intiotiou of corporal punishment
on garotters, wee read a second time, after soon dis-
cussion. A variety of other measures were also
forwarded a stage.
FRIDAY.—The Lord Chancellor directed attention to
the state al the stetute law, mid laid upon the table •
bill for its revision. Minh he said was semi ly • revival
of the proposal contained in Lord Bacon's ' Essay on
the Amendment of the Laws of Euglitad," but which
had aa yet had no practical effect The object of 12ix
rerun was to metre the 000solidation, arrangement,
and abridgmest of the statue law. The hill was reed a
first time, after some discussion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

CIIILISTIIAS BILLS.

Sin—Like many of my neighbours, I have just 1.4
icy Christmas hills from our good tradesmen of the
town, and not • single word of complaint have I to
utter against them, for in each bill ill set down most
distinctly every article I ham purchased, with the prim
charged for the saute. But I repot to say that I have
mewed from the medical profession s very different
bill, in which not a single item is given in detail,
although my debt amounts to several pounds. This
bill le framed in each general terms, by which all on.
can anderi.tsnd is that he has hod "Professional attend-
ance and medicines," which mar OHISJI just what yea
please. or just what you do not please. Now I entirely
object to this most unfair and indefinite mode el pre-
senting a bill; and, as this sin-English practise
becoming top ermusion in the town by the tasidisal
fraternity, and as other persons have doubtless bees
I served the same as toyed'' Unlit they will in all ores
demand particulars. Whet reason mobs amassed fee
such departure from the usual mode of business, 1 am
at • loss to ciirover ? However, I am informed that
it is the intention to charge poor invalids like myself,
not scourding to the value of the medicines sent out.
but according to the station of the poor invalid, or
rather the length of his plum ; but surely this is onkr
" flying rumours," minus I. Would the oedemas
themselves accept bills for the drugs, wines, or groceries
in this form • arid if not, why should they impose sada
upon others'? Moreover, the addenda dearly shows
that they are apprehensive that this nauseous draughk
will not suit all stomachs, for they insert (what they
should have furnished), "particular. if required." We,
do require particulars to guard sgaines mistake, it
nothing else, and we will have them.
I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
SIGMA,.
Dorchester, February 2, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

CATTLE II AILK ETS.

MITROPOLITAN, Thursday.—The market to•day wag
fairly autiplied with beasts, both as to number and
quality. All breeds moved off slowly, nevertheless,
Monday's prices were supported. The beat Boots and
crow. realised 4s. 10d. per Alba We were scantily
supplied with sheep; yet the mutton trade was in a
sluggish state at previous currencies. The best Downs
said at 5, 101.. in some instances 6a. per fillbs. Calves,
the supply of which win limited, commanded a steady
sale, and the quotatirus had an upward tendency. The
boot veal was worth tra. 4d. per Mho. Pigs and milch
cows rul,d shout rtationary. with • modento demand.
Total lb,. ppl y :—Pwasts, 1,230 • sheep, 3,200; calves,
100,; pigs, 312. Foreign suppiy :—Beards, 320; sheep,
l 0; aloes, 70. _ _

NICIMATII AND average Supplies
or meat are on sale. Oenendlv speaking, the trade
rules Grin at 4,11 r quotationn.—lnferior beef, 2s. 6.1. to
10.1. middling ditto, 3.. to 3e. 6.1.; prime large
ditto, 3s: 8.1. to 3.. 10.1.; prime small ditto, 4s. to
4s. tI. ; large pork. 3.. 6.1. to 4a. ; inferior mutton,
3.. 2.1. to 3.. fid. : middling ditto, 3.. 2.1. to 3e. 6d.;
prime ditto. 4.. 4.1. to 4.. frd. ; veal, 3s. Gil. to 4s. ;
small pork, 4.. 2.1. to 41. fid.
BRISTOL, Thoraday.—There mu • abort supply of
beef at our market to-day, the quality of which was
shove the average. The demand wan very good, and
beet quality swinish. 001.1 freely at from 63e. to Me. ;
secondary fetehed from 60a. to 635. per cwt. Noteith-
'binding the short supply, there was quite sufficient for
the itrmand, and a few beasts remained unsold. A Large
market Mr sheep, and trade was, consequently, not so
brisk ; best tactliers fetched from 8.1 to Sid. per lb.,
and very fat ..beep could not be readily cold. A large
quar.tity of otore rattle, moat of which Pohl well. A full
*apply of pigs, whirl, met • ready sale at last week's
prices; the Irish mmplaie in the Market were unusually
Lao. A fair pupply mildi Ceara with an active
demand, Anil nearly all the animals brought to market
changed hands. Prices ranged from £l6 10.. to I:19.
A Ilmited show of hones, and little improvement to
.notice in. the trade.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

POTATO MARKET.

110110C1111 AND SPITALTIELDS. Friday.—Tho mapply of
borne-grown potatoes has somewhat increased, and the
arrivals from foreign porta—chiefly French—are toler-
ably esteniive. The trade-, generally smoking. rule.
heavy, at the annexed gnotations ; Yorkshire Regents,
100 s. to 130.. ; Yorkshire Flukes. 130 s. to 150 s. ; York-
shire Rooks. 90. to 100.. ; Kent and Easez Itegents.
130 s. to 1101.; Seoteh Regents. 100 s. to 120 s. ; Scotch
Rock', Wk. to 90e. ; Foreign. Ma. to 70s. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

HEALTH AND CHEICRFULNYIIIB.

PHILOESOPHY AND FACT.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

A WORD TO FEMALES.
Tbe keel &Linty and imitate& erroat ". tb.
,b. weaker rim mid .114*gb.. eellive•d• 5:44
shortie 1f,.. relieved ler t•• lime eeisi aerl prevemiord
ei.e to e MN, by awn. ol MY mild bet therregh Wins-
the.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The East Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Woo Land
Park; Friday, Pimperne Barrow.
The Blackmoor Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday, (this
day), Green Mao, Fulham ; Wednesday, Clifton
Wood; Friday Podymore ; Saturday, Cross
Roads, Shepton Montague—al 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Dogherry
Gate ; Friday, East Compton; Saturday, Houk
Park—at 11.
Hr. Rade') fie's." / founds—Thursday, Doles Ash
House—at
The Mendip Foxhounds—Wednesday, Melia Park ;
Saturday, Croscorahe—st 11.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday, (this day),
Drunter Park; Friday, Combs Sydisahrun—at
10.30.

All communications in relation to whatever de.
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express arid
Aria((furor ansette, at the Office. Chnrch
Street. Dorchester.
TV'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

Important SALE 0144 Haat of COW STOCR,S CART

'ld HACK HORM, 44 PICK ImPLEmixrs, Ac.

AIR. T. ENSOR (LAT/ XXXXX •ND 1118011)
hes been rewound with instructions from Mr.
Josue Attica, who is quitting the Farm, to BELL hy
AI'CTION, on the Premises. on FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 13, 1863 (being the day before Dor-
e)oMer Fair,)—The following DAIRY COWS, Heifers,
&owners, Horses, Pip, and Implements; comprising
28 Dairy Cows, some with calves and the rust neer
calving, 10 3-year-old in-calf Heifers, 6 Barrooms, 3
Cart Hones from 4 to 6 year old, sound and good
workers, 2 chesnut liackneye, 4 end 6 years old, IS
baud., sound, sad quiet to ride and drive; 4 Bow. in
Anew, 40 Store Pip ;I Ploughs, pair Tormentors, 3
Iron Renown, Fume Rick. Ac.
itetreshrueota will oe provided, and the Sale will emu-
memos at Oa* o'clock.

The above Dairy Cows—a mixture of the Devon end
Dorset tweeds—lre young, of good aim, and haring
been kept in hand, great attention has been paid in the
selection of cows of superior milking qualitiea The
Hammers are in fresh .audition. The Horses sound,
end well dowsing the attention of purchasers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

BaisyoL Ittroan Union.— At the usual meeting,
held on Wednesday night, the unequal distribution of
electoral power was discussed, and the following resolu-
tion earned enanimoutly :—" That in the opinion of
this meeting she fact that the town of Bonitos, with
• population of only 3,301, eon send to Parliament as
many representatives se Liverpool. with its population
of 444.000, is as evidence that monstrous inconsistency
and injustice suet in our present representative system.'
The chairmen, llr. G. Tyler, announced that at
the next meeting the question of taxation would be con.
sidend.

-11-P—IIEWTATION OF DITONPOHT. It is understood
that Sir Micheal Seymour, bairn* aommted an appoint-
at the heads of the Admiralty, resigns hia mat as
M.F. for Dams . kir, Ferrand arrived in the
borough on Tu..dey afternoon, sad made a speesh from
the bakony of the Royal Hotel. Rs seated that as
elective would probably Niko place within • fax chm
and he should contest the ..at. On the following day
Sir Frederick Grey, one of tha Lords of the Admiralty,
arrived by train from London to mimes the borough
for tha vacant .is • sharp coulss is expeoled.

A rich man at the aged 40 may yet with for two
things, Arst for a wile and an amiable family, and then
the means of digesting well • meal taken with pleasure.
Hie Ant with will wanly be gratified anionmit the
numerous mid genteel families of England,
if and with
=t to the seeped he shell hay, it @Misled he am
insel. lb." Drava Dirldirot de Pen4oo." pie-
pored la • form easy to take sad apesabi. to the taste.
A boa will he forwarded prspsid to say part of the
United Kingdom oe receipt of 21. 4.1. in_pottog• stouttd
seal to Mr. ?maxi, 5, St Audreves Hill, B.C.—lee
the Admirtieeesesta.
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lid .... pia Ware beat Hour of Parliament', sad E,.b-
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colour. The prehomme Om le thee Iseemett• Tim mem
hese Übe unrivalled slaw* of Abe Peas Sleek sad the dell -
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

imprrial farliamatt.

On Thongley afternoon the Imperial Parliament was
open•d by • 'Loyal C.enniission, of wbiob Han Lord
thikoeeilor was lb. chief. Their LoWalitps haring
takes their mats.. the foot of the Throne, lb. House
ot tJewesons wag summoned. The Speaker, who was
eeemepanied by several of the Ministers, attended at
else bar, mid the Lord Chancellor reed Her Majesty's
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

GROCERS' GAZETTE.

TaIItDON PRoDVCI MARIECTS, Friday.—The Londoa
produce marketa during the put week have shown mon
activity than of late, with increased transactions in
several at rather higher rate.. A very animated
demand prevails for coffee; plantation kinds of Ceylon
have rben It, and native has recovered the recent
decline of 6.1. per cwt. Floating cargoes are dearer than
for many years past. The sales of sugar have gone
off with spirit at full rate. to 6d. per cwt. recovery. and
varMna parcels of low liut India deseriptions are re-
ported +old, pertly on speculation. The lower qualities
of rice sre taken off freely for exportation. Black
pepper commands a ready sale at slightly better terms.
The tea trade continues Arm Mythic, of son.* magni-
tude has been transacted in Ane blackish leaf unpin
from the recent importations, at about former quota-
tions. Common meets with a slightly better demand.
Tayshan of the new crop has sold up to la 3d. per
Steady inquiry prevails for country green teas.
Beisrut 0111 M., Felder —A slight improvement In
the demand and prices of all descriptions of clove.,.
noticed this week, but more especially in Angel
Cheddars and single Gloucesters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

HOP 11 ARKET.

floaurcu, Friday. —A slight improeement for low
and inferior aorta; Ana very scarce, at fully last week's
pricer.

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

Ran Wen PA .—Fine upland meadow and rywirsas
hay, £4 3. to 1:4 so. ; inftrior ditto, £7. to £3; suparier
clover, ri to. to 10.1. ; inferior di,to, £3 10a. to £4;
straw el 12s. to C 1164 pr Inad of 36 trumea.

SurnitaiLD —Fine upland meadow isnel rye-grus hay
£4 to £4 ft, inferior ditto. £2 to £3; snperioi clover,
£5 34. to £3 10. ; inferior ditto. E.l 10.. to £4 ; straw,
El 12a. to El 16.. per load ol 36 trumes.
Wulerelia•Et..— Fine upland meadow and 1110-OrMIS
Lae, £4 to £4 M. : inferior ditto. A-2 to £2 10. ;
ourcrior clover. t 5 se. to eh 10.; inferiorditto, IN.
to ; straw, £1 12.. toil 16s.per load of 36 traumas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

Court anb kigh Lift.

THE HAIIII•OX OF THR PIINCI OF WALILL •- 'The
marriage of bis Royal Higbee.. the Prince of Wars
with Princes. Alexandra of bennisrk will take plods
upon Tticsday, March 10.--By Her Majesty'. commend,
i the ceremony will be ierforined in St. Gestrge's Chspel.
Windsor Castle, in which chapel the Princ, of W. 1.0
wail christened, and by which arrangement the Queen
• will be enabled to be premot in !ideate, which could
cot, under snaking circumstances, hare been the M. 44)
at the Chapel Royal in London. Upon the 7th March
the Princiss Alezandra will arrive in England; and
upon her arrival at the Briekhiyers' Arm. Statioo, will
drive, aosoingisnied by the Prints. of Wallaa and the
members of her footly, who come to England with
her, and attended by her suite, through the City and
Westend of London, to the Paddingtoe terminus, on
her way to Windsor. The arraogements will be mesh
the mine as on the occasion when the Princess Royal
left England after her marriage.
LINCIC LCD Ditzurixo•Roog AT ST. Jams'. PALACL
—The Queen has commanded that a levee shall be
held at SX James's Palace, on Wednesday, the nth
February. by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wale*,
on behalf of her Majesty. All presentations will be
considered es being made to her Majesty. The usual
regulations will be observed. The Queen has min.
mended that a Drawing-mom shall bei 'mkt on Saturday,
February 28, at Bt. James's Palace, by her Royal High-
est." the Crown Princess of Prussia, Princes. Royal of
Great Brittle and Ireland, on behalf of he Majesty.—
We are authorised to state that the Queen, haring
grenienaly taken iato consideration the interests of
Made, dam Dot rennin any ladies to appear in mourning
at the Drawing-room annoanced on the 28th inst.,
excepting the ladias of the Corp. Diploniatitstie, the
wives of the Cabinet Ministers, and the Ladies of her
Kabinet' Hoesehold.
ADNIXALTY LIVIIXII.—TIIO Cubs of Somerset will
hold levees on Thursdays the 12th, 1211, and 28th in-
staid, at half --past two o'clock.
MAIIIIIAUX IX HIGH I.IFX-111* marriage of Sir
Hedworth Williamson, Berta, of Whithurn 11.11, with
the Hon. Elizabeth Jane by Liddell, third daughter
of Lord Ravensworth, wee celebrated on Tuesday at
Lesnesley Church. near Rare worth Cents. The cere-
mony was performed by the Hon. sod Rev. Robert Lid-
dell, brother of Lord 12 worth, and uncle of the
bride, sedated hy the perpetual curate of Lameeley, the
Rev. R. H. Williamson, AL A. Alter partaking of a
difjniner at Ravensworth Cade, the newly-wedded
per left for Ealington Park, tie Northumbrian mat of
Lord Raven/worth, where they will wend the honey-
moon. The old fashion of "throwing the slipper"
after the happy pair was oteerved on this occasion, as
soon as the carriage moved away.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

FOR LADIES.

JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES.-
Sixpence per Bottle. Any one onn use them.'
. .

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SCARLET -I
GREEN I VIOLET
()FLANGE BLUM BE.'VVII
PINK MAGENTA. MAUVE
- • - - - _ _.. _ _

In • basin of liOt water, Ribbons, Bilks, Merinos, Hand-
kerchief., Soarfs, Stockings, etc. may be dyed the most
brilliant colon's in a few minutes. A single trial will
insure their constant use. Wholesale of DANIEL
JUDSON and SON, Drysalters, 10, Bootee-yard, Bush-
lane, London. Retail of Chemists everywhere ; or free
by post for eight stamp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

LONDON CORN ILLRKST.

BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER)

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9.
The supplies of grain have been limited during
the past week and trade is inactive. There is
DO alteration in prioes although wheat was in re-
quest Factors were indispoeed to sell. For
barley and oats the prices are also the same ea
hat week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

TO MY MOTHER IN AFFLICTION:

Come, mother dear, and I will try
To soothe your sorrow now,
And gently lay the balm of peace
Upon your mourning brow.
I'll softly dew your aching heart
With filial words of love,
Aid pray tb• gloom may melt away
In sunshine from above.
Our blest one's left bellied, mother,
A name that will not die,
Eleit brightly 'mid the costly gems
Of child-like parity.
And whether breathed in joyous times,
Or in the hours of polo,
A/optima's wealth of loving hearts
Will circle it spin.
And recollection's spell, mother,
With sousie's purest tone,
Will waft its touching melodies,
And sing of Willis gooe.
Oh! yes, to cheer you often-time,
And make year spirit gay,
When lingering o'er early WPM
So fresh—though ponied away.
COON, mother dear, well fondly pas
Upon that happy band,
Whip, angel children—like your own,
With countless thousands stood.
They sewn to sell as tenderly
To walk their Father's mod,
And swell the thrilling song of praise
Armed the throne of God.
I Meow I bear then, mother dear
It cannot be • drown
And their forms of light are blended
With Faith and Rope between.
And I see their calm sweet fame
Reflect affection there;
And many • harp with comfort tuned
Is gently whispering—Prayer.
That holy cadence, mother dear,
Will mitigate one pang ;
To day we'll sing the natal sang
That Chriatian shepherds sang;
We'll listen to tbe sacred lay,
And tho' so fu from earth,
It falls, es deathless wieutrolsy
From loved we. sada' Pith.
11111118 i.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

FORCED ALMSGIVING&

Sta.—Knowing your columns are ever open for the,
advocacy of such measures as are likely to tend to the
welfare of the public at large, as well as to expose such
conduct as is deserving of °ensure, I appeal to you for
a small portion of spare to call attention to the unfair •
and unprincipled meaner contributions have been, and.
are still being, raised for the Lancashire distremed•
operatives by some of the leading employers in this -
town. Al 'ring, to be acceptable to God, must be
free, an —the spontaneous effect of one's heart
commiserating another's woes; but this feeling is not
likely to be induced by an employer (and I could
mention more than one in Dorchester) saying to Ma
workmen, "You must give beak a,spences a-week out.
of your wages to help the sufferers in the North, and
if yon don't I will stop it; and if you resist, you may
leave my employ." Now, Sa, I know of several, who,
all the time they have been thus forced to contribute,
bed pressing necessity for every penny they could
obtain by their labour to meet the requirements of their
families. It then becomes a grave question—How long
are them contributions to be kept up? Already many
of the mills in Ltocasbire are working half-time, and
the et :cots the operatives are receiving by their work is
far more than our agricultural labourers obtain, and
some of themills are working full time, so that there is
not so much necessity to sip the claims of those of
the North as there has been; at any rate, eon-
pulsory contributions ought to cease. Indeed it is
very questionable if they ought ever to have com-
menced. Ferhape somewhat of that pride, which un-
happily is so prevalent in poor human nature, has been
the ruling mum why this forced Almsgiving has been
adopted. The employer's name alone appears in the
list of contributors, thus—" Messrs. --, or M. --
workmen, Ist week, 12s. 51.," or any other sum.
There is another subject I wish to bring before the
public in the column, of your exoellent and well-circu-
lated journal, but which I moat reserve till a future
opportunity.—Yours truly,
Dorchester. February 3,1863.

ARGUS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

THE ROADS AT PORTLAND.

find that solo* one has been comploinieg,
through one of your contemporary's, of the bad stale of
our roads. Well, they are in a very bad state, Homier
knows! and the inhabitants ought to protest against see
individual leaving tons of rubbish in front of ins build-
ing and putting it on the road, thereby making it not
only in • worse, but also in • highly dangerous state-
I cannot see, Sir, why Captain &riven (as that is the
individual I allude to) should be allowed to injure the
roads any more than "any other man ;" and if Mr.
Jonathan lend believes it it an improvement, (as I
have heard he should say so), there are many who wilt
ammo to differ with that gentlemen's opinion. it in
quite time that " Poblio Opinion" should he noticed a
little more than it is in this Island. Our bad roads
are the talk of both vinitors and residents and yet
persons who have property near the place fairish of
ramble about the thing, but seem afraid to take say
initiative step against it. I Imre myself heard persons
who have property opposite Captain Scriven cry shams
at such rubbish being put there tor the purpose it is ;
and can it be last boron. person to be allowed to do
what appears to injure the whole of the community,
and to do that with impunity' Certainly the spirit to
declaim against such unfair actions is not entirely dead.
If we want gentry to come in the Island to reside, we
ought to see that our bed roads are improve& and
that pedestrians and equestrians may safely travel
without fear of accident. I hope, Sir, that Captain
ScrivenNyill see his error, and that the waywardoss will
prevent any future.injury being done to the roads ; for
miles. they do, it is quite time the people should me
their prerogative, and request, and if necessary, demand
the removal of such a daring nuisance as stands on the
highway in front of the new and noble building I
bare alluded to. Apologising for intruding no moth
on your valuable space, and hoping that good may yet
wine from the injury that has been so noseremoaiously
committed. I beg to remain, Sir, your humblo servant,
SEMPER ESDEM.

endow my card.
Portland. February 2nd, 1863.

_
[There can be on doubt that Portland will shortly be
placed under the Dorchester District Highway Board,
which in all probability will be brought Into operation
immediately after the next General Quarter firesions.
The greet object our Portland friends should have to
view is, on the 25th Marsh motto elect a waywardes
who shall faithfolly.represent their interests at mai
Board.—ED. T.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

D(.IROHII4TER

AGRICULTURAL RSPORITORT BALM

MR. T. ENSOR (Lars DALAI AND NX101)
bras to inionwase that his Nest Ws ri FAT
sad STORE STOCK will be held at his

NEW REPOSITURI',
Opposite the South•Weetern Station. near the South
Walks, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1863,
ciommenaing at Twelve o'clock. Stabling And Keep
for &or* sent the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
that dee publicity easy be given.
All lots to he paid for immediately after the sale, and
no lots token away without an order, to be obtained at
the °Moe on the sale ground.

Pius- r-nt Erni=

14 Fat Hafer&
4 Harreaera
3 Heifers sad Calves.
2D Fat Down Withers.
30 Fat Dews Ewes.

MOUNT PLEASANT FAIEM, RADIPOLE,
Two MU.. Iron Wopooolli, am hem Dorehaler.

Imporbst SALE of 511 HEAD el COW MCI.

MR. T. ERROR (LAT{ BAIZE AD INSOR)
kas born favoured with lust:yr-Boas frorn Mr.
Jon GILL, who is quitting tits Farm, to SELL by
Aucriox. on the Premises, on WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY 11, 186.1,—Ths following

DAIRY COWS, HEIFERS, BA REENERS, and
BULLS, :
33 Dairy Cows, about half of them will bays
calved by day of sale, 3 three-years-old is-calf Heifers,
4 two.yeerswld in-calf Heifers, 6 yearling: Heifers, 2
fresh Kampen, fat Ball, about 60 score; three-years-old
Ball.

Tbe Cows are a mittens of the Hereford and Devon,
are going, of good rise, and are well known in the
neighbourhood to be superior inilelicrs ; and the
A netioneer can with the peateat coolldeaos reeoromend
them to Purchasers. . _ .

........................
Refreshments will be provided, sod the dole Will
00 11111W0011 at 2 o'clock precieely.

CRUXTON,

I Mlle from the Maiden Newton Station of the Wilts,
Somerset, •nd Weymouth Railway, and 7 Miles from
Don Lester.

31R. T. ENSOR (LEER BAKER •ND IN8011)
haa been favoured with instructions to SELL by
AUCTION, on the Premise., oa THURSDAY, FEB-
RUARY 12th, lii3,—The Valuable DAIRY COWS,
Heifers, Harmsen, 8011, Piga, Dairy Utansile, Imple-
ments. Au, late the property of Mr. L. Gunn, deceased;
comprising 21 Dairy Cows and Heiden, of good IliS• and
usilchers, about half of Omni will have 'alma
by the day of male, 2 Fat Haiku; 3 Runners. Two-
yearald Bull, 3 Bowe in Ferrol,. 4 Store Pigs, •
quantity of Milk Girds and Dairy Utensils in good eon-
ditioe, 12 cwt. of Hounhold Haymaking
Turnip Drill, 2 Putts, and numerous useful
amts.

Reimslintel:lts will be providad, and tin, ilsk will
øom-
mem.. at Two elliellit presisely.

OMER. MOICINE,

and-a.half Miles from Dorchester. Yi Milos Irma the
Moreton Station of the Southampton and Dorchester
Railway.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

THE CORN TRADE.

MARE Lies, Fri.lsy. —For the season of the JAW
the weather continues remarkably fine and mild, with a
froth brume from the west. To-day the wheat trade is
very dull. notwithstanding the small arrivals. A good
quantity of English is In bad madame', and remains
unsold. Value about the same aa on Monday last for
selected wimples and foreign. Flour a slow trade, with-
out change in value. Barley, fine mailing, vary firm ;
other emit steady. Oats maintain their Ishi improve-
mint, but sales are effected very slowly. Beans and
peas mum 111 on Monday last. Seed,: tares. mustard,
and canary dull. A little doing in eloveneed and
trefoil. Linyeed and rapeseed steady in value and de-
mand. A little more doing in floating eargirs, at late
quotations.
Batirroi., Thursday—Our market to-day was well
supplied with English wheat, which sold slowly at
barely the currencies of this day as'nnight. F 044014
quiet, and the turn lower. Barley of all dwieriptions
fully supported last week's prices. For 0604 searsely an
Inquiry; value about as List week. Baum very slow.
Danius, Thursday—The quantity of wheat pitched
In oar Corn-Eachange to-day was 'sot large. For the,
few fine'samplee there was ready sale at fell rates, but
for all othtre the demand was heavy, and the prices of !
last week could barely be maintained. Nothing like a
clearance wasrffected. We quote best wheate, 48s. to
525. ; and others, 384. to 465. Barley was in fair !
supply, and, while there was not much briskness in
the best samples, the middling sorts commanded a
little more money, and were in request. A few lots
realised 42e. the qr. while the general run was about
between 30a. and 40n. Oats for seed purposes were
perhaps a little dearer, while beans and peas were •
heavy sale at former quotatione—this former, 40e. to
to Ma. ;and peas, 37t. to 44..; fine flour 40.. $042.. ;
arociods, 37e. to 39,. the sack. Last week's pales of
wheat WY very small, but the stump prim Was Over
48, the qr. Of barley 843 qrs. were sold, at an aver-
age of 375, 2d.
LIVIRPout., Friday.—Thin attendance st the corn
market. Wheat limited business, without change in
value. Flour a dull sale. Indian corn in fair request,
at late rates. Beans easier. Oats and oatmeal dull.
Imports :—lreland, &c.—Barlev, 619 qr..; malt, 441;
nets, 209 ; oatmeal, 1,570 load.; boar, 84 sacks.
Foreign—Wheat, 7,213 qrs. ; barley, 760; beans, 8;
Indian corn, 2,644 -..fiour, 4.168 sacks and 3,871 barrels.

WAAKPIUD Ft.-idayTiLliiheat mut be rated 11.
lower ; trade dull. Barley trade quiet. Other sale,
tutaltertd. _ _

WARiI'RIU, Saturday. Wheat, 40e. to &h;
Earley, 27a. to 42..; Oats. Me. to Vbs. ; Beaks, 44. to
44..; sib. Loaf, 124.—Thor. was • good supply.
Wheat met • dull sale, and last week's prices were
barely realized. Barley witi in bnsk demand, and
prices ann. Oats and beans as last week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

Ettonob ire.

TAVISTOCK—Tits LATE DUEL OF BEDFORD,
ILG.—It, has been determined to erect a statue to
the memory of his Grace the Duke of Bedford in
front of the Town-hall. Tavistock, Devonshire. The
committee have intrusted the execution of the work
to Mr. E. B. Stephens, the eminent sculptor, Lon-
don, who is • native of Devonshire, and who is now
engaged on the statue which it is intended to erect
to the memory of the late Earl Forteecue in the
Castle-yard, Exeter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

PROVISIONS.

Petterslo6s, Friday—Hollers of butter show more
anxiety to lessen stocks, particularly of secondary and
inferior quality, for which agents do not turn away
offers. There is an export demand for anything in
American about 50s. to Ms. Fine butter in fair
demand. Csrlows, 106 s. to 112 s. per cwt. Air erican.
at SOIL to 98a., seriously interferes with Limericks, 3rd
('orkt, Ennia, Tralee, and that class of butter. Fine
Hornet butter sells in small qualities at 1101. to 112 a.
per cwt. Fresh hotter continues to meet a fair
inquiry. Firsts, 175., seconds, 16a, thirds 15e., west
country 14a. to 15e. 6d. per dozen. Inferior is not
wanted. The supply is sufficient for the demand.
Dutch cheese met a good demand, Edam scares. Irish
lard and hams are unaltered. American lard is firm,
and an advance of ls. is paid. The bacon market is
quiet at a reduction oils. for Waterford signed, Tit,
Ms fob. The price of American middles is again
reduced, and ought to encourage a large consumption.
The cheese trade has not been active this week. The
beet qualities and the lowest priced are chiefly in
request. Ostend rabbit*. sell at 3a. Bd. per store.
Eggs sell freely at 4s. to 7s. per 120.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

NO MORE RHEUMATISM!!!

VIMERY'S MARVELLOUS CURE FOR
_ILI RHEUMATISM, in one week. without medicine.
Obtainable ority through lb. Patentees. Pod free for
14 Ma'am. Adorers, tuiery k Co., 16, Doreete6reci4,
Portman-acuare, Loudon, W.

GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOIJII
SUFFERERS.

DR. SMITH has just published a FRS%
EDITION of 20,000 dopier of THE WARNING
VOICE, or PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND. A bow
work on the Care of Nervous Debility, LOIS of Bosom
Dioseess of Sight, Lassitude, Ind'iewtion, Dislike to
society, Bpertnatorrhats, Local Weakness, Mumlar
Relaxation, Languor, Listlessness, Depressios,
which, if neglected, result in Consumption. Insanity.
and Preateture Death ; with plain dirs.:4oas for perfect
restoration to health and vigour. The Book will be
tent, post-free, to any address, on receipt of • divested
envelope, enclosing two postage etamee.—A4aren
SMITH. 8, Burton-crescent, Taristeek-equers, Lando%
W . C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

WOOL MAREKT.

Losomr, Friday.—There is an initative market toe sU
kinks oi English wool, yet prises sre, eg wbok
fairly supported. In colonial qualities • lintiteil
business is doing on former terms.

LONDON BONE AND FAT MARKET, FIB. 7.
L d.
Marine Store Bones • - 6 per cwt.
marrow ditto - - • 9 Pt
Rutetiers' Waste ditto - • 4 ~
Os Head ditto • - • 3
. Zal:etedr • • • 18
aim* fa. • . . . I pg; elia.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

METROPOLITAN CATTLE IdAEIC ET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

me supplies of all kinds of stock were mode-
no, ew.day. The number of beasts, 4,020;
that of &beep, 15.870. The tone of the market
was rather lower, but very choice quality
fetched the extreme prices of last week. For
second quality there was • general reduction of
2d. • stone for Beef and Mutton. The pre-
vailing price for prime meat being 41 Bd. and
fe. Bd. respectively. The best Lamb was from
7s. to Ti. 4d. the stone. The Pig Market weal
inactive, and prices were • trifle lower than last
week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

STATISTICS OF DORSET.

Si.,—! have frequently noticed in your journal a
determination, not only to let both the county and the
country know what we are doing in these South-
western parts, but what is equally, and I think, more
important, to let the information given be impartial in
its tone. Now. I think the Dorset census returns
given on the 15th in the Slierborne Journal, and the
leading remarks of its editor last Thursday, way cionvey
a wrong impression on the ordinary reader's mind. I
would ask, then, for space in your columns to pleas be.
fore the public the few following statistics, glancing at
the present state of Dorset from a practical, social, and
numerical point of view.
The Dorset Epiphany Sessions were held on Tuesday.
January 6, in the Townhall of Dorchester, and from
the reports of two of the Visiting Magistrates, and
from that of the Chief Constable, I extract the follow-
ing items, copied from the Express.

(1.) GAOL AID House Or COIMICTION.
Capt. Foster read We report:—" Number of prisoners
committed this quarter, 215; some quarter last year,
189; increase, 26. Of this number 18 were natal mi.
boners eorreapoodimif quarter last year. Punish-
ment, this quarter, on a day overlies of 102, 16; mane
quarter last year, (on 105,) 9. Re-commitments this
quarter, 68; same quarter last year. 57; increase, 11;
diabursements this quarter, 41805 11s. Td. ; mania
quartet last year, 1:781 So. 11d. ; Menus this quarter,
£245.. 84. Average price of wheat this quarter, £l3 ;
saine quarter last year, £l4 5..; discresaa this quarter,
El Si. _ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-10

NO MORE BLACKBErnAMW

EMERY'S MAGIC BEETLE POISON.—
Certain death to all vermin. Prim Is., or Poe
free for 14 stamps.
NO MORE CORNS, BUNIONS, Be. !!
EMERY'S CORN PLAISTERS, remove
Corns, he. speedily, psinlesely, and effectually.
Testimonials constantly arriving. Price IL, or obtain-
able, 114 is also the Beetle Poison, through all chemists,
&c, or sent direct for 14 stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

• Imm:tat farliasitnt.
I

HOE OF LORDS.

Morail.l..-lier Majesty's reply to tbe,Addrew an
laid beforellieir loribibips. In thin document Her
Majesty eahrenned the grntification shi felt to being
assured that Parliament nartieiyeted in btr feelings on
the intended merriage of the Prince of "Ades' and in
the confidence that the event will condosd to the hap-
pines% of the 11-iyal Family, and the ..cJl•re of the
peonle.—Lord Wrotteslev asked if Govornrneaf
fO-
tended to do snything with reganl to charitable endow.
:cents, as reciontinci.ded by the Education Couin.ission-
ern. A emo.iderable portion of these endowments, he
nail, wan wonte tl.an waeted.—Earl Granville intimated
that 4overnment wan not prepared to make any change.
Their lordshipe eat nearly two hours, but there was no
other question of interest before them.
TUESDAY. —A owiverestion. in which many noble
lorda joined, took place in reference to the tieket-of-
leave rystem. In the course of the dinensaion Lord
C.rnarnon strongly animadverted on Sir George Grey's
administration of the Home Office.

THelllWAT.—Lord Ravens worth called attention to
the report of the Harbour COlll ifirsioner4.—The Ihike
of Somerset said that no one could have read the
, reports on this question without being •nimated with a
de,,irc to prevent the frightful loss of vessels and of
life which occurred on the coast. In conclusion be ex•
pressed an opinion that harbours of reface would not
do so much as was expected to diminish the number of
wrecks. for which the real remedy was not to send to
sea ouch old, rotten, and &formed ships as many of
those which were now employed in the coasting trade,—
Lord Ravensworth dioanted froin these conclusions,
and trusted that the noble duke would at leut direct
his attention to the more exposed parts of the coast.—
Lord Malmesbury requested to know if inquiries had
been made into the circumstance. order which the
murderer of Miss Hall, at Yordingbridge, had received
his ticket-4.4.re, for in his own village be was known
a most ferocious nidlan.—Lord Granville said he bad
on objection to a motion with respect to the question of
the noble Lord.—The fluke of Newcastle stated that
Redpath hail earned his ticket-of•leave by his good
conduct earlier than usual. lie was, however, obliged
to remain in the colouies under the usual restrictions
and police, hut he was not employed on the public works,
and lived in lii own house, being maintained by an
allowance of r2tlo a year from his wife.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

ntuonsh ire.

EXETER.—THe Humor or Extrit's LISSA
The Lord Bishop of Exeter having declared his inten-
tion of presenting to the county of Cornwell his rain.
Ade and extensive theological library, on condition that
• suitable building he providvil in Truro for its romp-
tine, we are happy to state that at • general meeting of
Lb. Archdesoonry of Cornwall it was egrood to incept
the munificent offer, with grateful thanks to his Lord-
ship for his kinduess, and to use every Means for pro-
viding a suitable place for the reception and custody
of the hooks. Since then • site, in every way meet
desirable, has been selectwl. and the parches, will
shortly be completed. The Bishop has directed that •
deed of gift be prepared at eerie-
BOUTHIIOLTON.—ATTIMPTID HIGHWAY Boa-
RUT WITH ViotAnct.—A night or two since, as Br.
Junta Harris, publican, tiouthmolton, North Devon.
was returning in a carriage from Cherie.. • village on
tha carders of Exmoor, two torn came im to him in •
very extraordinary manner. One of them seined bold
of the horse, and the other got new Mr. Harris. lad
dealt him a •iolent blow on the face, which knocked
hian senseless- The design of the risen wined to have
been fruits-sled by some skarn, for • valuable wstch,
witlff aorne money, tem loft on Mr. Harris person
After lying in the road mme hours Mr. Barris recovered
his set..., and reached Houthmoltou M a mo.t, pity-
OCIS stete. Nu trace of the assailants has sMoe been
found.

No article for the million Lae Seabed tte mom thou
the Pure Sweets of Metiers. Schooling k Co. The quality
ii °l°lll"l—timi ors elegant. Glean, and • hot=
and Ir•t ouly One Pearly peg Chum. The Prise
wee putty awarded for them.
loam t0ti6.14 a lb. frent preemie, thew. by the public for
I Pam ras. may be termed from the Abet that /IC/et/1444
name& Ifferattettaw on Ms forgoer to Lowden mad owty for
ooj eety pet• Tea ; them oarettounea have &boat lee feet
keeteee esna S floors, aiie eontein a full mutely for UN
Ageein It le deelralt!e that Tea Weld be mhaeog yypp. th.
molly profile Mai weleitit le generally dimmed ; it mama,
pewee from the wer to. the Chimer tea merebeat. Mal Se
the foreign neat to %be tee broker. &homer*. to
the London wholeasie dealer *he eell to the provincial trader
te retell ; —by ff.n Siso&f
tilos dome ere avoided seal therm they import 11:1:1
direst to the Itememer through their home ; It le termed it
sealed peeketa with the prim piondy predate, therefore pod
frailty ei • heefiliesd prior is guaranteed to percher. In ill
port. or the 'meow —Sot lid ql liertweemto lweei Agente
OM pope%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

THE CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

ANOTHER DEATH RT lieltillo.-11tore accidents
from crinoline ! On Thursday mooning the serraat of •
doctor in London, in tokiag something from • ensatle•
pine. had her clothes iiWted, in consequence of the
expansiveness of • crinoline petticoat, and, although
asestance was speedily rendered, she was so
',sorely burnt that eh* died soon after-
wards. Ou the seam day en inquest was held
on the body of a young lady whose dress estight fri
on Thursday week, la this iestiume, too, the Whim-
alibi garment with. oases (tithe fatality.
AOCIDIINT TO TOO DOILI Or RUTLAIID.—We regret
to slate that his Grace the Duke of Rutland nun
with a serious ideal, oe "mount of being throws
from his bone bat week in the hunting Add. He was
at (rut suppored to have sustaised fatal injuries, bet
on a coneultetion 41 ()meths's. on Wednesday, by Dr.
Penoes, of Losidoe ; Mr. W. Witted. surgeon, of
Nottingham, mid Mr. Ratan Shipman, of Granthorn,
the following bailees' we. awaked The Duke's
symptoms hare been grinteally iniproiriag for the loot
a...v./oar beers, and then ivory probability of his
(Tone programing favosrably."
ANOtaii AOCIVIIIT IN Tin HUNTWO
A few days ago, as Mr. Robert Baas, moo of Mr.
Base M.P., woo following the bounds, his horse fell
in junspiz • teen Dear Foreman, and threw him to
U.. gm with poet fore', dislocating hi shoulder-
bite. and tunes the boasts ; it will probably be
several months before be ragouts maple.* 'use of the
ann. On Moeda., Mr. 800, 51or. 1160 Wel with an
accident in the hunting field, by which he was severely
injured on the hip and about the ribs. The latest re-
ports ntplllollll% the hoe. aisseber for Derby on slightly
WAor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

WOOL MARKET.

!AIDOx, Ffid.7.—We hese to report continued to.
nativity ir the demand for English wool, but without
leading to any material change in the quotetiona.
Colonial qualities are held at full pno..; but the busi-
ness doing I. ausalL The public oaks are announced to
001111R•DCO on the :ifith inst.

LONDON BONE AND FAT MARKET, Yu. 14.
S. .
Maine Store Bona • • 5 pa cert.
Marrow ditto • • • 2 ..
Butchers' Wats ditto • • 4 ~
Os Head ditto - - - 3
Rough etas • • • Is ....
Hotelmen' Bough Fat • • 2 per dome.

•ELM and OAK (Standing or
Thrown) Bought by
JOHN B. HAMMILL,
TIME, nag BRICK awl TILE WORK/3,
BRIDOEWA.TER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

NO MORE BLACKBEETIUM!!!

"L'IMERY'S MAGIC BEETLE POISON.—
..14 Certain death to all vermin. Frl In., Or Pas
free for 14 stamps.
NO MORE CORNS, BUNIONS, kit. 1!
EMERY'S CORN PLA NITERS, remove
corn; ko. opooddy, painlessly, and effectually.
Testimonials constantly arriving. Price in., or obtain.
able, as is also the Beetle Poison, through all chemists,
, or sent direst for 14 stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

grabc anti goninterce.

The Petroleum Trading Compsny I. announced, with
a capital of £lOO,OOO. sham of CIO each. The object
In to import petroleum from the natural well. in
America in iron tank inserts specially constructed.,
which vessels will clam A I for Neventeen years. By
this proceeding a large per restage will be tared in
freights. The demand for petroleum is yearly increas-
ing for lighting purpoms, and it is a cheap and efficient
agent for the rapid geserstion of steam. The company
possesses an able manager and respectable direction;
and it seems to promise considerable commercial
SOWN& - . _

The commencement of the first series of colonial
wool sales for thi. year has beet) axed for the 26th inst.
The quantities arrived Mime the opening of last sales
consist of 2 986 bales, Sydney; 17.687 bales, Victoria;
549 balsa, Van Diemen's Land; 887 bales, Adelaide;
250 balm, New Zealand; 11,364 bales, Cape. Total,
33,613 bales. To Mese must be added the stock held
over from last sales, probably 12.000 to 13,030 bales.
There may be expected several more vowels from Vie.
torts and Adelaide, with probably 12,000 to 16,000
bales. About 4,000 to 5,000 bales of scoured Odessa
wool are in the market, which may most likely be
brought forwsrd.
The St. James's Hotel Company is one of the moat
promising of the new hotel companies, iitaantech 1111
with a very moderate capital, and with • moot iutluen-
lima direction. it in propelled to take an established bust.
noes, in perhaps the best locality tithe West.end, and
to commence operations at once. The premises are on
the site of the Olo'ster Hotel, at the corner of Berkley-
dreet, Piccadilly. There are 140 rooms, and provision
will be made for every emnfort, COOVOIIieOCZ, and
luxury. The manager under the board will be Mr.
Francetelli. The capital is toed at at £50,000 in
1.10 share*, and the prelim are estimated at twenty per
sent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

NO MORE RHEUMATISM!!!

EMERY'S MARVELLOUS CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM, in oce week. without medicine,
(*Washle may through the Patentees. Post free for
14 'temps. Address, Emery k Go., 16, Dorset-drew.,
Portman-square, Loudon, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

PROVISION&

DAMON, Friday—The prorimon market has with
little exception, been very quiet during the past week,
with &downward tendency in pricer. Butter meeta •
very slow sale. The &wand is confined to the very
finest qualities; inferior are almost unsaleable—even
for the best American or good Irish holders de not tun
slimy offers. Very little doing in Dorset butter ; the
finest Is qmsted at 106 a. to 110 a. per cwt. For fresh
butter the desnaml is very quiet, but prin. •re steady.
Firsts, 17s. ; seconds, 16s. ; thirds. 13..; and meet
country, 13e. to 16.. per dose,. Ostend. Ils. 64. to
15s. 61 Fine foreign butter in good demand, at fall
rates ; inferior duff. Waterford singed baton eells
slowly at 535. to Us. 1. o. b. Limerick and Cork
brings Is. to 2s. less. Amerioan middles meet • fair
sale, and will doubtless enure • large consumption be.
fore long. The English cheese trade is steady, but not
active. Arrivals of Americen cheese are light, and
Mocks decreasing rapidly. Eggs are steady in price
Ostend rabbits 3e. 81 per stone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

About MO ma. from the

MENIER'S F7it.E.nisTj"H CHOCOLATE,
_ _

AT giaL PIL la. BY kerAIL.
Toe tan mak, Twolvo Corr ot Excellent Chocolat&

runctir,Arr •ft THE ITF I I TR.—Tur
4:33.[COCDCOLALMIEEI3,III3I:IOFt.
Nisi ell honest pupal Ike. Tb• Trade only ally apply to

W. PKItr.AII, 4, M. An 41,41.1011, N.C.,-Loadoo.
1144811.- Mr. .1. 0.01111 ronleair no-, Illah Mostntra, Pb..
!WOW a NeSe^. Poem/ ana Bow, Grooms, N, Mary'.
mina, Wrivarautla.

e, T. IPID.
by irt. 70. one.7tr...r=o ; Miln6
CAMP *Cat Chairs ;
Basket of Artificial Fruit in glass &bade ; Kidderminster
Carpal., 13ift. 64. by 10 ft: ; Circular Mahogany Table ;
Work ditto and Basket ; Fendem and Firalrona; Env,
to.
_ . _

-
Neat-pattern Dinner Service; Tea Ware; Japanned
T. Tray.; 12 Beech Chairs; 6 Cane-.eat ditto; Iron
and Tin Saucepans; Copper Bed Warmer : Corner
Cupboard; Doal Settle; 3-leaf Screen ; 2-lea Oak and
Deal Dining Tables ; Slur. Deal ditto ; Sundry Dinner,
Tea, and Coarse Wan.. Buckets and Drip TO., and a
quantity of Tin and other culinary articles.
Two 4-gallon and two 2-gallon Spirit Jars, fitted with
Bram Tap.; Sundry Cup. and Jug.; Tia Beer Warmers;
Iron Spittoons. Bottles, and other item..
Sale at Two o'clock.

A REWARD OF RHO RAB BEEN GRANTED 70. THE FORTUNATE INVENTOR OF THE
28. 017.11 EAU ECAR LATE 2s

ENTIRELY WITHOUT ODOUR
To take Stains out of Clothes and Stuffs of all Shades, and Seaton the Colour and Gloom.

PURVEYORS TO THE ROYAL FAMILY AND 10 THE BRITISH ARMY [LETTERS PATENT.

LOXDON :—Whoksals, Z. PIS/AL I. N. Andmes 1141, Doelare Cammous.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

aliltsbirr.

CRIPPENHAIL FONZZAI. Or CAPTAIN CLAD'
wont. UP—On Thursday the remains of the late
Captain Gladstone, ALP. were interred at Bowden, near
Chippenhani. The funeral was of a strictly private
nature. The Changellor of the Es oar was present.
The tradesmen of Devises p.rtiiL°osed the shops
during the dee, as • remark of (ha respect to which the
deceased gentleman was held.