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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-13

illalloTloares New York per the Etas to-day.

8011 EIRSIT

lICAL SOCIETY.

On Wednesday die members of this Society asessebled
in anneal meeting on the noble_prentlses, the Reed's
Arm. Hotel, Burebarn. F. H. Dickinson, Esq. pre-
sided, and saw around him a goodly meemblage of Lobes,
comity gentleman, and others. The Rev. F. Warm
read the tenth annual report, which eongratulated the
'misty on ha position amidst similar institutions and
referred to tbe superior character of the 111mM:idiom
of the current number of the society. Th 3 eonatnlitee
congratulated the members on possessing now the un-
rivalled collection of hones from the Rumen mass, and
on haring now the inert collection of fossil bona*
pon•ezerd by any similar society.
Mr. 13.41c0ck read his reports. treasurer, and nose
traonlinarily favourable one it waa. The balance last
year was but L'3 ifs. 134. The receipt* were £282 is 24.,
and .ifter paying several items, the most serious of
which was, "May balance of amount for printing
number present volume, £6O 19a. 8d.," and cash
advanced towards the purchase of Beard's collection—
left • balance of L'7B 6s. 3d. in the hands of the
treasurer.

M. Diekinson made a short but pithy address, which
glanced st the objects of interest to be peon is the
locality.

TAUNTON. Tas cars Si. H. Yea. The
mortal remains of the late Sir Henry Lacy Yea,
Bait, were interred on Tuesday in the family vault
in St. James's Church. The deceased wu in his
66th year. He socoseded him brother in 1862.
He was unmarried, and having no brothers, the
baronetcy became extinct His sisters will inherit
the property.
DILSPIRATI SOICTDI Or • LONDON MAN. —About
a fortnight aims a young married woman left London
for the purpose of visiting her parents, who reside at
Taunton. A few days after she erne fo/lowed by her
husband, who left this town on Saturday, 3rd inst.,
for London, leaving his .it. and child at her parents'
for • longer visit. Upon hie arrival in London be
deliberately eommitted suicide by drowning himself,
after writing hie IMMO and address in his pocket
book. Active search was at onto commenced for the
body of the unfortunate man, which was not sac.
costal until Tuesday. The sad news has thrown
his young wife into a serious illness, from which, it
is feared, she will not recover for some time. No
reason can be easigned for his oommitting the
nigh act.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-13

roma" PimaAla ta, MAIZENA as a -
2tra _ „vow ha bb._ 610 -
at-mgr.- I • -

MOOT DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
Oonsisting of Four carni-dttachrd, and nee detached
commodious RESIDENCIES, with all neameary
Officio, well supplied with Water, standing 00 .0
eminence in beautifully Wooded Lawns, commending
exteniive and picturmque Sn. and Liisid Views, and
unquestionably the finest Property in this rapidly
improving and moat ralubrious waterh.g place.
MR. H. RICIIARDS has been honoured
with instructions to annousoe that be w3I offer
for SALE by AUCTION. at the BATH
BOWINIEMoOTtI, 011 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER the
29th, Itir4, at Two for Three pm. (unlesa pr•-
•immllt dilleeed of by private marred, of latish dos
notion snit be given), the following valuable PRO-
PERTIES, in one or more Lots.. as may be imsermincid
on at the their of Bale, comprising all that FREEHOLD
RESIDENCE, called " Marton Lodge." with Stehle,
Cmch•houtie, Lawn, and Conurvaiory adjoining
tionlos. . .

iwe semkteteehed HOUSES, knows ea the "Ashley
Cottages," with Coach Howe, Stable, lame, sad
Shrubbery.

Two other semi-dotached HOUSISSF known as the
"Adelsido Vdbut" with Lawn and lihrublory, the whole
bruin odjoinins, boundvd on two 440 s by good poblio
roods, and producing a notal of UM per anasea.
Tim above Property is free from litbovreut Margo,
and is almost tl.e only Freeholds in thio port of Bonroo
mouth.

u particulars, with Ground Plana and View', will
be prepared. awl may be had ttn days before the time
of Sale, of Mown. Re.lins end Whiteheed, &Seism,
Wimborne *weer ; Mears. Lowell and co.. 14. South.
square, Gruy'sinn, Deelon cad of lb. Auotioorrr.
Abbott's Court. libuldford, Dorset, of whom terms fur
purchwe by prisate contract may be obtained.
Detest August, 1064.

"Use

"Exoeedingly Excellent for Food."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-12

BIRTHS. •
July 2, at South-street, Dorchester, the wife of Mr.
•
H. liescombe, draper, of a ion.
July 6, at Horstbourne•park, Hants, the Countess of
Pormureorth. of • IWO.
July 4, at Moreton, the wife., Mr. Prowels, of a son.
MARRIAGII4.
July 4, at All Senile' Church, !threat, try the Rev.
Theophilus Soule', Hr. Richard William Ottinlo• Pro-
fessor of mu•ic, youngeet eon of the late J• 111011
Req. formerly of Marehull. Doreet. to Mary Elizabeth,
only deuthter of Mr. William Smith, of Lambeth.
July 7, at Beanerte. Doreet, by the Rev. J. N.
Delton, rector of Milton Keine', Hooke, uncle of the
bride, the Rev. James Penny, rector of Steepleton
Twerp', Dorwt, and head master of Milton Abbott
school. to Merl Anne, eldest daughter ot J. Bunter
Roe, E.g., of Inswiford.
July 5, st Bruton, Rottenest. by the Rev. J. S.
Stnrkwelle. rector of W,13 e. Wilts. sod uncle of the
bride, Eicher!, third son of the lete it. P. Brier, of
flothelney, Brideenter, to Molly, fourth daughter of
Thomas Stockwell, Esq.. Beaton.
July 6 at the Harriet Clow!, Dorchester, by the
Rev. J. W. Jopling, the Rev. W. Tubb to line Louie&
Dr-w.
June an. at linntshain, by the Rev. P. L. D. Ached,
vicar of Brosdelyst. Devon, 'misted by the Rev. Robert
Dunn, rector of Huotrham, the Rev. Walter Hook,
second son of the Very Rev. the Dean of Chichester, to
Mary Dyke, fourth daughter; aid, at the mine time and
Plarvr L inert 'Loper, Fog.. hatriater-atlaw mcond
'on of the Ittght 1t,,. the Bohop of ChriAchurch,
i't•Z• • to Joenno D. Dyke, yoeurgeit daughter of tire
Itta Arthur Troyle, Esq., woad son of Sir Thomas
Dyke Arland, Bert.
Jolt 4, at West Sower, by sr Mal licence. Mr.
4'htries Hodwin, of Kington 414 pm. to Mon Sarah
K 01,.. of the tame place. The bridegroom was 0110 of
the derieg crew of the Alabama.
July 2, at Trinity Church, ilarylebone, by the Rev.
Carimsn, M.A.. rector, the Rev. William itee-
tinek L. Hawlfna, MA., of titter HaarY.tralt• cud
Lewell Lodge, ll..netthire, to Nitahoth, rl lest daughter
of John Bright. E.g.. M.D., of Ilanchester-squate, and
Overton Hal, Derbyshire.

DEATHS.
July 9, at Trinity-street, Doichmter. Mr. Samuel
Leder, t.ilnr, in his Mtlt year, greatiy respected.
July 4. at New Buildings, Langton Matravers,
Edward Brown, aged 77 year*.
July 4, at Charmouth, Madame de Bonnaney, at an
advanced age.
July 6. at Tirettnn, near Bath, after • long and
severs Shwas, John, youngest son of Mr. Gvorg•
Herridge, formerly ft Wm mouth, deeily latuented.
July 5, Bro4,int Pinniger, Bog, of ?feathery, Meeks,
solcitor, aged 71.
July 6, at No. 5, Riehmond.terrate, Whitehall,
London. the Hon. Mrs. Arthur Arund.ll.
July 7, after • long illness, James Hutchins, aged 78,
for upwards 01 30 isms the well-kuown town crier of
Devises.
Drowned whilst bathing, at Auckland, Na. Z•aland,
Mose., elde.t .on of Mr. Lemuel Groves, of Standpit,
Christchurch.
July 3, at Winchester, in isonaequenos of frightful
injuries received from her clothes accdentally catching
fire, in which atate she linzered four daye, Charlotte
Elizabeth, second daughter of Sir S. Osborne Gibbs,
Bart., aged 34.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-12

BLANDFORD, DORSET.

HIGHLY IMPORT ANT SALE OF ALDERNEY.
JERSEY, AND GUERNSEY CATTLE.
;if ROSSITER has received instructions
.111. from Mr. EDWARD PARSONS POWIALS., the WO
Eaportrr ansl Purveyor from the Channel Liao& to the
Royal Dairies at Windsor and Osborne, to SELL by
AUCTION, in the MARKET PLACIL, EL.NDIORD,
opposite the Corn Exchange. on SATURDAY, JULY
16b, 1864. at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, ELEVEN
cell,. eon d CATTLE from the above-named Waal..
Catalogue., coJtaining Age. C,oloor, SA, may be
ob'ained of the A..ctioneer, pipit free.
Dated, Auction •nil
Sturrnintter Newton, June, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-12

WRIUHTS AND MEASURES.

DORSET CONSiiBULARY.

\lol4loll -41110Beir— Otrlttr-fttlit
L \ "SUPER M! NTLFI EN Ts of the Dorset Con-
.t&balety atill.ottrod, by v•rtus of their appintmenla
ir loapec•ora of Weigl.t. and hflesaort a, at the soder-
etrotioartd plaws within their reepr.tire lrotisions, on
thoskieiket and otl .r i•y • lienrartor inen4i.fte4, toe the
garrets, of EX .tIIINING, 11)1/PARING. Intl
AnkIIPING. if lotaild correct, al ouch Weights sod
Mit east's a.. 11.11 b.. brought to theta for that palpate.
in the manna and form proscribed by the Aot 5 and 6
wil,t-m IV. c p tit

Si ek. it of lota or I/ate M
Division. Pisa, of In- Attend.
, 'petition. I an:,.
Biandford - /Sandford Stition July 23
14-idport • ail4Port • • • Town Hall „ 25826
- 12calltin**.r • •;Police Station „ 29
- Haw kci..orch- :Old fun
.1 28
- Cl;&• mouth - •:Coach k Hons. 27
• (..‘,en. - • • -,Puliee Station Ang. 1
• porelamter • •pounty Hall July 27
- I Maid, n Newtonißing's Arms „22
We)mouth - •113.3cr Inn
PO 22
- Abbotsbury • •, p Inn 25
•! Portland • - Inn „ 28
;1 Shalteabary • - Poling Station „ 23
- • Plimnis Inn „ 21
Pout mull Magna,Crown Inn „ 20
Shirborna • :Folios Station Aug. 4
Sturnonater - • Polio, Station July 21
Stalbridgs • - Ilid Lion Inn „ 29
Wareham - • Polies Station Aug. 9
Corfu Castle • -town Hall July 21
itwanags • • • Sh;p Inn „ 22
Hero Bails - • Royal Oak Aug. 3
Wool • - - • Black Bear „ 8
Wimhonut • •:Poliee Station „ 12
Cratibornii - • rleur•de•lis 4
Longßeet, for Georg. Ina, , 11
Lytclmt, ko. Pools

telerse - I
2)urcbester •I

'..

:Shaftesbury •

'Sbergorne
Stunounler •I

TNare"htio

t
.Wili;iorUe •

The litaperintendenta will likewise attend at the
Station Houses of their respective Division. at sneh
other times, not herein pointed out, at which wins
phial .pecially apply, provided snob application shall not
interfere with their Constabulary sloths
SAMUEL S. COX,
Chief Constable of Dorset.

411% July, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-12

SOUTH GROVE corrAGE, DORCHESTER.
ESTABLISHMENT for the BOARD and
EDUCATION of YOUNG LADIES, conducted
by the Alison( foamy.
The House is pleasantly situated, and the Pupils
enjoy the comforts of boner, while &tidy, based upon
Christian prinriples, is made as interesting end pleasant
as possible.
The Titration wi I terminate July 27, 1864.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH AND PAINLESS
DENTISTRY.

AVendanoe at WEYMOUTH Daily Thursday and
Saturday excepted, at 107, St. Mary-street.
DORCHESTER—at Mr. HAZEL'S, High West...treat,
eveiy alternate Saturday—Jule Zl, Auguat 6, 20.
Eal LEWES li—on alterrate Thuredays—July 14, 28,
Augn.t 11. 25.
HOUK NEllollTll—at Ur GUM:NNW, Oervis House,
Commercial-road, every alternate Thursday—July 21,
Au„ust 4, 18.

EPIIIIAIM NIOSELY, BURGEON
ill DXNTIIT, MR
9, GROSITIIOR•RTNEIT. GUDSVEIIOII-6QUAIIi.
New'y-insentioi awl Patented opplic•tun of prepared
IND( %RI T BRIM in the con.truction of ARTIFICIAL
TER FR, Gum.. and Palates.
A new, ori•in.l. aid in valuable Invention, isonsistiog
in the • !opinion, with the 'non ah-olute p. rfection and
.ucee,.o of prepare,' onmeoloured io,tl,rubber a. a haa•
for •rtifinal teeth. Entire or pntial sets may be made
with tit, -trot se famility in • very .hmet time. Only one
visit is requi,e I to fit th.m. it b.ing done with the
greale.t accuracy and comfort by means of a soft base
placed, while in a nate f fusion. iieseeen she teolli and
game. which. upon b. comin• loud. i manses the great. it
powerful aelfmoll.e•ion. The teeth are also, immovably
fix d in the .00kets formed by it without fastening of
any knot. Om set will last for many pars, and on
are of the mania teeth falling oat by •bsorption of the
gams or from decay, they may be added to the iodise
ribber plate in no with the greatut ease and at a very
trifling expense. The ands of the mouth exert on
stoney on the sbeinically•prepared mina übber, and (as
its a nimmonduetor) fluids of any temperature may.
with Sur:tom/A nimfort. he ret-in.d in the mouth, all
uriplesountms. of .mell and tact, being at the same
time wholly provided !tannin by the peculiar nature of
its preparation.
or Jo.t Published, prim Is., Ephraim hourly on
the " Teeth, and Lint IT11).101 of Supplying their
IlMlicieochts." The Author, 9, amsvenormtreet, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-12

B to nob irt.

TOTNEB.—EmILT BARLZY.-Mr. John Searle,
fanner, oompsiag a farm in the perish of Berry
Pomeroy, es Monday eat a field of berley.:

- -
SIDMOUTIL—A- Pouctotas is Taorrna.—
P.C. Tooker, who has been statiooed in Sidmouth
for the last year and • ball, has been dismissed from
the force. A short tim. since ha had • man in
custody at the lock-up for dninkonneue, to whom he
took • trashiest in lb. !naming. Upon leaving this
the cell he omitted seeing that de lock-boll drd
into its place ; es tho primer, finding his way older
mad* a good use of his hods, sad Ira* off in " doubt;
quick taus." Tucker was soon apan his track, and
recaptured the man at Exeter. The of •
prisoner from the custody of P.C. Hall from •
carriage on the South Devon Railway, a few months
ago, bad mooed the Mime of a very stringent order by
Um chief 000 stable, that disobargs from the foro•
would be inevitable punishment for soch an 00011f-
room To this penalty Tooker has been subjattod
without • chance of 'uremia
CULLOMPTON. —AI Use petty sessionk on Mon-
day, William Salto/ piseded guilty of being drunk
and incapable of taking oars of himself in the public
struts, and was flood ss. and costa—Richard
King, Isaac lagersest, William Dummett, Edward
Ididdletoo, Henry Earley, and Richard Vinnicombe,
were charged with drunken and disorderly conduct
at blutterton, on the 12th of JOIN. The Bench flood
King. 6a., Molnding costs, or is default three days'
imprisonment, aad damissed Farley, but the others
baring beim previously oonviotod were flood
Ingernent, Dismissed, and Middleton 10s. each at
seven days' imprisoomeat, and Tinnioombe 15a, or
fourtess dap' imprinesseent
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

.ar essiisge.
,tioL
. CAL. 14,144344,4
breserlreresi
I larildigis -crescent, Louden,
INC ur

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.

T" great and increasing demand for Dr,
COFFIN'S INDIAN PILLS has induced him to
appoint retail agents for certain districts in the country,
that the numerous applicants, apart from those who
professionally consult him, may conveniently obtain them
in the localities in which they reside. AU disorders
originate from obstructions in mice of the organs or viscera
of the system, which prevent a Ire, circulation and
action of the mechanism of the animal economy. To
remove those impedim into, and restore to health the
deranged system, constitutes the great secret of the
healing art. To give again • tone to the stomach aml
invigorate the liver, is to perform one half of the work,
whatever may be the nature of the disease; for in all
local and general obstructions those two important
organs are affected, either directly or by sympathy. The
INDIAN PILLS are, then, offered confidently by the
discoverer of them as the moat mate and certain means
to produce this, Led those who try them will realize the
happy recall
All Dr. Cortnee works, "Botanic Guide to Health,
"Treatise on Midwifery," ka, Am, can be obtained of
his country agents, or at 21, Montague-place, Russell.
square, London.
Sou Areoterin Aomori. Groves, Blandford ;
Keats, Dorchester ; Huntley, Witnborne ; Roberta k
Son, Shaftesbury; Groves, Weymouth; Co=t,
Bridport ; Manning, Yeovil • Dalwood, ;
Busman, Crew kenletrzoic, Salisbury. Wholesale,
22,110 u tagoe-plase,

,NO
/ ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ,
Containa Designs and Prices of 110 different
articles of Bed-roose larnitnre, as well as
100 Bedsteads, mini Prices of every description

of Roddiag. .
SENT FREE BY POST.
TIF.AT, ANT) SON, i
q5:7.1. MOM. ,es.
\ "V r+,3 r: mot Fuorguog i‘t73., ,
, . ' PephiANUFACTUOUS. '
•1/4 01' r

4,4:04‘'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

12 ditto.
20 Fat Down Ewes.
10 ditto.
9 ditto.
20 prime Fat Horn Wetbers.
10 Fat Lambs.
4 Fat Reuse.

At the REPOSITORY, adjoining the nous or
FIATHILIIB ISS. at baliput 3 o'dook.
Bay Mare, yearn, good in Sale and Harness.
Baaltet•Peny Gig.

SHILVINGRAIIPTON.
Xn Also Psrish of Portesbam, Dorset, Hz miles.
from Dorchester, Si: from Weymouth.

MR. T. ENSOR (LATE BAKER AND ENSOR)
h. been favoured with in... Mons from Mr.
*LIAM LoCK. who is quitting the Farm, to SELL by
AUCTION. on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1864,
the following valuable
DAIRY COWS,

Pigs, More, Implements, Cider Casks, Potatoes, Hay,
and Feed of 80 Acres; oomprising 32 Deiry Cows,
some with Calves sod the others near Celsius, young,
of good size, mid well selected for superior Milking
qualities; Two-yearold Shorthorn Hull; Three Bows
and Young Pies • Two•liorse Waves, Putt; Iron Roller ;
10 Backs or go.; Potatoes; Five Hogsheads of Ciaer,
quantity of Cooks; about 12 Tons of Hay, with liberty
of removal • the Feed of 80 Acres of Ore.. Land up to
the 24th March; and a very useful Brown Mare, quiet
to ride and drive, 6 'rem old.
Refresbnitints will be provided, and the Bale WM.
=ones at Two o'clock.

LANGDON MANOR FARM,
One mile from lioanaoKter. Seven mile+ from the
Menotti, Mairko Newton, end Crewkerne
Railway Stations.

IMPORTANT SALE OF HEREFORD CAME.
--
MR. T. ENSOR (LATE BIKER AND 18E00
has been favoured with instruetioni from Mr.
PCIUUDGE, who has Let Me Firm and is retiring from
business, to SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY 18, 1864, the following

DAlitY COWS,
Heifers, Barreners, and Bulls vit. :-38 Dairy Cows,
3.) of which are expected to have Calve. by the day of
Sale; Four Three year-old Heifers, forward in Calf;
Seven Tao-year-old ditto; Five Barreners ,• Two Bulls.
The Auctioneer begs to call the attention of Purchasere
of first-clam Dairy Cows to this important Sale, and to
inform them that they are (with the exception of gee,
which are Devons) pure Herefords. and are descended
principally from the celebrated Stock of Br. B. Groves,
of Bowood, being of gnat aim and quality, yowl', and
extraordinary good numbers. The Auctioneer it con-
fident that they will be admired by those who favour
him with their attendence at the Sale. The Heifers are
well seasoned in Calf, and the Kammer* very Dinh.
Wfreahnients will be provided, and the Sale com-
mence at Two o'clock.
An Omnibus leaves the Crewkerne Station for
Bisaininater on the arrival of the up and down Trains
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

TOWN 00IINCLL NESTING.

A quarterly meeting of the corporate body was held
at the Council Chember on gondey. Present : the
Mayor (J.hoP, Seq.,) Aldermen Ensor, Gslpin,
Coombs ; Councillors Devenish, Frond, Look, Andrews,
Steele, Davis, Aldridge, and Mason.

nxLt.cs commirrie.
The first .basitima was to rev. ire the Finance Com-
mittee's report and make any orders thereon. Several
bills were laid on the table, and ordered to be paid. The
report warn adopted.

GAB IiGOLATOIL
The Tows Cm= hooded • letter to the Mayor.
which be had received from Mr. Clarke, of Loudon. of
whom the town clock was purchased, m•king an appli-
cation to Mr. Oalpin for £9 for supplying the Town-
hall with • gas regulator. He, however, thought that
no such claim could be made upon him. He had pro-
mised to lay the matter before the consideration of the
Council, and would inform Mr. Clarke of their &aerial.

nation.
The MATOc said, iti explanation, that Mr. Clarke
obtained leave to put this gu regulator in the Hall
simply as an experiment for two months, as it was
stated that it would have the effect of diminishing the
oonouniption of gas. As the regulator bad not been re-
turned, he suppoewl Mr. Clarke mourned that it was
going to be kept and paid for. Mr. Clarke had sent
one or two testimonials speaking of the ed vantap of the
regulator, one of which was from Mr. Lawrunee, the
governor of the gaol. intimating that there was a groat
saving of the comumption of gas in consequence of the
effect of this regulator upon the meter. Whether this
was so he (the Mayor) could not tell, bat Mr. Curtis,
who had charge of the meter, could tell them.
Mr. CUgyi replied that he could not ascertain that
there was any decrease in the consumption of gas.
Mr. Loci replied that Mr. Lowrance would be of the
same in another quarter.
Mr. LiALPIN said that when the person came to him
about the matter, he said that in every other town in
which he had been the Connell had allowed idiot° place

opinion

one of his regulators ; and as the Towehall was a
public building, it would give public notoriety
to the invention, and stated that it should be
moved when required. He (Mr. (tsipin) therefore
thought that they were free from su.th a eleim.
The question was kit in the bands of the Town
Clerk for hint to eadeavour to settle the matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

in my
stored in the morning, the exception of os.
arising from fatigue by incessant coughing for woe days
previous. My cough entirely left me and has never
returned. Having since bard of a lady in the neigh-
bourhood who for a long time had laboured ender a moat
distnwaing court]. nntl who had resorted to
within her knowledge, I si nt the remainderon
to her; and that long-standing, ..boinate, and (as she
thought) incurable cough WU perfectly cured.
"I am, my dear Sir, yours eery truly,
"To Mr. Thos. l'owell." " WII. BOARDS."

POWELL'S RADIAN OF ANISEED.
FO, Combs, Vold., Shortness of Beath. Asthma, Tick
U.. Throat. and all rolmouary afllactlow, thks otadiclati will he
found invaluable.
Pirpased and sold by Taoism, PowaLL, at IC Bloshifftwilf
Road, London. Sold by all chemists and medicine vendors In
Ibo kimtdoto ; also I• Australia. New Zealand. Caps of Good
Hope, North and South America, Sec. In inittku al Is lid; Is ad.
sad I I s each.
CAUTlON.—Observe the .ord. ..Titostmi POlrlf.J.," Mack-
frisse-rowl, London. on tint llovirrameat Stamp, without witiali
It cannot be genuine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. AND LATEST
STATE OF THE MARKET.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

BY EXPRII&S & ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

MARK-LANK MONDAY, FEBRUARY L

The weather since the 220 d has been very fine and I
mild, excepting some showers on the 23rd and 27th
The wheat plant is represented is wearing • very
favourable The wheat trade for the Pad
week has ton&Pared"Linanimate both buyers and sellers
In the present state of polities being alike unwilling
to make any emersion in prices in order to promote
business, but their tendency las been towards • decline.
The same may be sald of afl peoriptions tr•l i,°"2
and flour. Shies Friday last 14 vessels have been re-
ported off the meet. The floating trade has been dull ;
there is very little inclination to penalise, and former
prior bare been barely maintained for all descriptions
ipain. Linseed has advanced about la per qr.
Advice' from most of the oon,inental marker state
that the wheat trade ha. continued in a sluggish state.
In barley and most other articles, the transactions her
been on • limited scale. Letters horn New York report
increased activity in the demand for breadstuff'.
la Scotland, fine wheat, barley, and oats have met •
fair sale, at full quotations. Other produce, however,
has commanded very little attention.
The Irish markets, almost generally. have been some-
what heavy. In prices, very little change has taken
place.
In Paris buyers are pressing for a further decline in
wheat, which holders resist, sad wry few transactions
have taken place. The arrivals of English grain by
water are somewhat larger than of late, good of foreign
wheat, of barley large, and of oats small. The attend-
ance at market this morning was unusually limited,
and the business traumata' in wheat was of quite •
minimum extent; Monday's prices remained nominally
the emus. Spring corn of all descriptions was quiet,
at Monday's quotation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

lusty 1J isaelisat MIA a...-
1111hdr AWN* Clisits; irlefiar Miser,
- Trendls ' " ',Chesser snd

DENT% PATENT FLUID, SHIP AND
BOAT COMPASSES.—The attentioc of Ship- I
owners and others is solicited to the Improve:siesta
made in these Instruments by the late E. J. Dent and
F. Dent.
These Compasses are approved of by the Lord' Com-
missioners of the Admiralty. and are in general use in
the Royal Navy, and have been selected in preference
to .11 others by the Royal National Life-boat Institu-
tion ; thua giving assurance of their decided superiority.
Dew?, Chronometer and Compass Maker to the Queen,
the Prince of Wales, and the Lords Commissioners of
the Admiralty. 61, Strand, (adjoining Coutte's Bank,)
and 34 and 35, Royal Exchange, London. Peewit
Chronometers, e 8 supplied to the Government, reduced
from 40 Guineas to 35 allineill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

IHM333lff
COFFEES.

FOR a long series of years these truly cele-
brated C. frees have been held in the highest
estimation throughout the United Kingdom by the many
thousand of families to whom they have become an
accustomed household beverage.
So highly are Csser.u.'s Corms esteemed, and so
wide spread is their reputation, that further commends.
tion may be considered needless
CAMILL'S Correa, No. 2, Blue Wrapper, at Is. 2d.
per lb., is the very article to produce a good strong
economical beverage.
CASUELL'I COMM, No. 3, Lilac Wrapper, Is. 4d.
per lb., possesses great strength, with fine full aromatic
flavour. In reality the Coffee for family use.
ettessu.'s Corns, No. 4, Yellow Wrapper, at Is. Bd.
per lb. A most rioh andeboice article. To lovers of
Sue Coffee a decided treat.
Bold in Canisters of 21ba lib., and ob. each ; and in
airdight Packots of 4os, 205., and lox. each, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.

AGENTS IN This DINTRICT :
DORCHESTER • EVANS (late Frond), Chemist.
Mrs. BROWNING. High Hastert.
WEYMOUTH • A. ELLERV, 40, High-stmt.
S. CHOKER, 18, Park-street
ACUTT, St. Mory•strelet.
• E. Willis, Stationer.
• Hood.
J, H. Mundell, Grocer.
- Noddy ond Dabinett, Jewellers.
• J. Hobto. Tea Dealer.
- George Derrituan, grocer.
- W. French, Post-Ake.
H. Sharp, High-street.
Adams.
T. H. Bartlett, Market-oam
B. Ryall, Grosser.
Booby, Grocer.
S. and R. Ryall. Grocers.
J. Kingsburs, Newberry-street.
R. Rogers, Bookseller.
E. Harding. Tea Dealer.
W. Fowler, Grocer.
Sheppard, Grocer.
T. Goringe. Draper.
J. Bolles, grocer.
H. nicks, Highotrest.
G. Neese Penny, Merohant.
Portland . • W. 800, Spring Gardens.
S. and S. Gibbs, Easton.
Purwelll.9
. • J. Shirai, Conlectiorter.
&bib." . . Thorn, Winchester-strest.
Sberborno • • G. Gooney. Half-moon.street.
Bbsitesbury • • G. K Norton, Fancy Worobon"
Sturminster Newton R. Jackman, Grocer.
Wilton • • J. Hopkins, WestutreeL
Wareham - T. Randall, Msrket•plans.
W. Summers, Grocer.
- E.Gilbstt.
J. Perry, South-drool.
T. Hayward, Grocer.

AbbotsiMry
Axminster -
Beaminster
Berg Regis •
Bridport •
Blandford -
Coro - -
Chanistock -
Christchurch
Cranborno
Cretrkerne -
Charmouth -
East Coker -
Evorshot -
Gillingham -
Honstridgo -
Hindon .
Nethorbury -
°story tit Mary
Piddletosrn -
Piddlotrenthidis -
Poole • - •

i nos n'tOo -

Yoc.--.-ii--- - - -
Yetminirtar • •

CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING TEA
high approred by Lowers of really Oood Tea.
It el guaranteed for its Prim'. Strength. and 'be fall
Flavour. It is the Tea for Family use; the two
memeliele, Pries and 4404ii11 commend it.
Weouttscn rims CASSELL, SMITH, k Co., 80
FascHuacwerazirr, LOINDUL
Agents still appointed for terms apply as above.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

BIRTHS,

January 21, al F1'11.72417 'Lamm, Wilta, the wife
of John Davis, Bop, of • daughter.
January 25. at Sutton Ponta, the wife of Mr.
Charlie Shorts), of a son.
January 29, at Fordington, the wife of Mr. Charles
Can, mason. of • daughter.
January 28, at Code Castle, the wife of Mr. F.
Download, of • daughter.
January 28, at 81uninptone, the wife of Mr. Buahrod,
of a eon, _

January 13, at Cirenoester, the wife of Mr. Smith,
station•master G.W.R., and late of Weymouth, of •

—January 20, at Evershot. the wife of C. H. 13aakett,
Esq., of a daughter, 'Unborn.
January 21, at Fordo Orange Farm, Thorncombe, the
wife of Mr Robert Fowler, of • eon.
January 23. the wife of Mr. 11. T. Stagg, professor of
music, Weymouth, of • son.
January 24, at Upway, the wife of Mr. Charles
Harvey, grocer, of • son.
January 26, at No 8, Coburg-place, Ifeloombe Regis,
the wife of Mr. W J. Hill, solicitor, of • son.
January 26, at Steepleton Park, Blandford. the rein•
deuce of Sir John Hadley D'Oyly, Bart., the wife of
Warren Ilaatinp D'Oyly, Eaq., Bowl (I,ii Service.
of a .on. _ _

_
January 23, at Wyke RAO, the wife of Mr. James
Macklin, EmleWastical Registrar's Office, Salisbury, of
• SOLL
MARRIAGES.
•

January 19, at 111111;rn"—• SCAnirew, by license, by
the Rev. A. Blair, Mr. S. Warren, of Winterboroe
•bbaa, to Limy, second daughter of Mr. G. Richards,
of the former place.
January 27, at the church of the Holy Trinity, Weft-
boaroo-grove, Charles Green, youngest son of the list•
Edward Spencer. Esq., Nolicdtor, of ralington, to lsioisa
Fume, second daughter of J. B. Woodward, IN., of
Weymouth.
January 27, at All Soule Chitral, lArighamplace. by
the Rev. E. Arthur Daman, RD., prebendary of
Salisbury, and rector of Shillingstone, tin Rev John
Besly, D CL., vicar of Long Benton, and rector of
Astoneub.lldge, to Charlotte, mooed daughter of the
late George Peach, Esq., of Milbrook House, Child.-
Okeford, Dorset.
January 28. at the parish church. Ringwood. by the
Rev. R. H. Tuck, the vicar, Mr. James Nutbeam, of
Fordingbeidge, to Mary, only daughter of Mr. George
Ayles, of Hightown Farm.
January 21, at Trinity Church, Caine, by the Rev.
Canon Guthrie (after banns), Mr. William Bleaden, to
Elisabeth, eldest daughter of the late Mr. George
Bleaden, of the tattle place.
January 21, at the Congregational Chapel, Dor-
chester, by the Rev. J. Fox, . Job Cook, to Mies
Elias Bridle, of the same place.
January 29, at the Church of St. Denis. Warminster,
by the Rev. J. E. Phillip', M. A., Mr. William Short,
of Wimborne, Dorset, chemist, to Maria, youngest
daughter of the late H. S. Bayly, Req., of HMdeo,
Wilts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

DENTS TURRET CLOCKS.

ripHE attention of Public Bodies, Gentlemen,
J. sod others in respectfully requested to the im-
provements made in the construction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Churches, and othet largeSuilditip, by the
late E. J. Diger and F. Darr, Clock and Chronometer
Makers to the Queen, the Prime of Wales, and Use late
Prime Consort, aad Makers of lb. GREAT CLOCKS
for the HOUSES of PARLIAMENT. kc.
Turret Clocks with Compensation Pendulum, adjusted
for variations of temperature, to work the bands of
Dials of any size from I foot to 30 feet diameter.
Darr, 61,dtraad adjoin' Coutes 13ank, and 34 sad
se,loyal Lealiange, London.

MR. H. RICHARD—S
has been favoured
with instructions from Mr. Jour SHEPPARD,
who is quitting Moyles Court and Ellinghato Farms,
to SELL by AUCTION, at Monza Corny, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY the Ilth, 1864, the above
FARMING STOCK and PRODUCE ,• consisting of 29
young fresh Dairy Cows, some with Calves, and most
of the remainder in calf, 3-in calf three-year-old
'leiter*, 26 two-year-old Heifers, many of which are
in-calf, 10 yearling Heifers, three-year-old pure-bred
Shorthorn Bull, 1 two.year-old and 2 yearling Bulls,
10 Cart Hone., nearly all young, powerful, and staunch,
1 six-year-old Mare, nearly thorough bred, very fast,
and clever with hounds, 1 well-bred harness Mare. six
years old, 1 harness tob, five years old, 1 three-year-
old and 2 two-year-old Pony Colts, 1 brood Mare, six
1 years old, nearly thorough bred, and 2 sucking Colts,
2 Sows with 10 Young Pip each, one with 7 and one with
2 Bows in farrow 1 Hoar, 15 lili and 7 Pechora.
Olsoat4 Tula iloulite Prow fis.
) Matter Tread*, I= imam irsa Tteo.
Buckets, Cream Mns, Cheese Vete and Hoop., Butter
Scales and Wcglits, Milk Warmer, Pail Tub. ke., all
modern and nearly equal to new ; 2 lota of Swedes, of
about five acres each and about 6 tons of Hay with
each lot, 2 Ricks of Barley Straw, with the use of two
yards for consuming it in, and the Feed of about four
ay. of Pa-ture Land to the 12th of May next.
The Swedes, Hay, and Straw may be viewed at
Ellingham before the time of Sale, the whole of which
will be sold subject to being spent on the premises.
A carriage will be in attendance to convey parties
from the Ringwood Station to the place of Sale on the
arrival of the 10.17 up and 11.31 dwelt trains, re-
turning to meet the 6.13 up and 6.20 down trains in
the , waning.
. . _ .

Refnishrnents will be provided at Twelve, and the
sale commence strictly at One o'clock.
Abbott's Court, Blandlord, Jan. 25tb. 1861.
WAREHAM FIRST CATTLE MARKET,
FEBRUARY 9th, 1964.

MR. H. RICHARDS hu the honour to
announce that he will SELL by AUCTION. as
above, at 12 o'clock. 5 rime DEVON OXEN, with
their harness, from 2 to 4 years old, and good worker.,
and 1 mipital harness 110144 E, 8 years old, about 14.3,
sound •nil quiet, the property of E. J. WILD, Esq.,
of Lidworth Castle.
Abbott's Court, Blandford, Jan. 28th, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

DEATHS.

January 14, at Long/teat, the wife of Ur. Henry
&widen% aged 115 rears.
January 22. at Ever-shot, Hannah, the beloved wife
of C. H. Beekett, Esq., in her 44th year.
January 22, at Axminster, Charlotte, widow of the
Charles Bond, Esq., solicitor, aged GIS.
January 23. at Bank House. Weymouth, William
Allen, Rear-Admiral of the Royal Navy, F.R.S., Ito ,
apd 71.
January 24, at Weasenham. Norfolk, Robert Herbert,
only eon of the late Mr. Robert Dominy, Weymouth,
much respected and regretted, aged 19.
January 15, at Criechell Mills, Dorset, Mr. Robert
Porter, aged 81. much respected.
January 27, at No. 7, Hyde-perk-gardens, Mary Anne,
the wife of the Vice-Chancellor Sir Richard T.
Hinderaley, %ad 67.
January 27, at No. R, Coburg-place, Melcombe Roles,
Herbert Leston, infant son of Mr. W. J. Hill, solicitor,
aged 24 hours.
January 27, at Poltimore Park, Exeter, the Hon.
Augusta Seymourina Warwick Bainpfyhle, infant
daughter of Lord and Lady Poltimore.
January 2R, at Stourpaine, Mr. James Hunt. aged 77.
61. January 27, at Code CLAM, Kr. Robert Mom, aged

January 21, at East Orchard, In the 83rd year of his
age. Mr. Thomas Onilirer.
January 24, at Sturminster, Miss Jane Stoddard,
milliner, Market-street.
January 29, at Ringwood, suddenly, Mary Ann
Ballett, for nearly forty years the faithful servant and
fri,nd In the family of Captain Edwards, IL N.
January 28, at Charism-street, Doreheatnr, of oonsump-
tins, after • very rapid Ulnae William Stephen
11 Dennis, aged El, almond .on of Mr. R. Dennis, deeply
lamented 117 his family and all who knew him. His end
was peace.

The Tedworth Hsunds—Tuesday, (this day,) Puthall
Get.; Thursday, Wszoombe ; Saturday, Quarley
Hill—at 11.

The South Wilt. Houndi—Wednesday, Martin
Wood; Friday, I" rovely East End—at 10.45.
The Blackmoor Vale Fe:hounds—Tuesday. (this
day.) Bishop's Caundle ; Friday, Cross Keys,
Lvlford ; Saturday, Creech Hill -at 11.45.
The East Hounds--Thunaday, Fallow. Wood;
Saturday, Tollard Green.
Mr. Radelyffe's Hounds—Thursday, Buckland, near
Weymouth, (by special inritation)—at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hotiuds—Wednesday, Brulford
Plantation ; Friday. A maven, (by permission);
Saturday, Rampisham Village—at 11.
rho Langport Harriers—Saturday. Einar Farm,
Somerton Hill—at 10.30.
he West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday, (this day,)
Raleigh's Cross; Friday, Wick Park--at 10.30.

Lo.i

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dornet County Exprene aud
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office, Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02

.SIXPENCE" PER

POUND.

STRoIIo—iCACifEASZ:, Ba 4d, 2. 6d to b.
TRI MOOT DZLICIOOS BI.Ac_TIA TIZ WORLD PROM=

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Ss per Pound.
A Price Current Post Pres.
SUGARS AT MARKET PRICES.
PHILLIPS A OOKPANT, Tea Iltsrobanta.
R KING WILLIAM ST. CITY, LONDON.
PHILLIPS & CO. send Tess, Coffees, and Spiess
CARRIAGE FREE TO ANT RAILWAY STATION Olt WOMB!
Tows IN ENGLAND, if to the value of 40s. OE upwards.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.
The greatest and most useful invention of the day,
AOIIA AN AR gLir A.—llessrs. JOHN 008 NELL and CO.,
Three King-court, Lombard-street, London, Perfumers te
Her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this truly
marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human
hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age.
The AgUl Amarella has none of the properties of dyes;
it, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the
hair is once restored, one application per month will keep
It in perfect color. Price one guinea; half bottle*, 10s. 6d.
Testimonials from artistes of the highest order and frees
individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
on application.
Hama J. GOBNELL and Co. have been appointed
Perfumers to H. 11.11. the Princess of Wales.

A Substitute for Poisonous Matches.

LETCHFORD'S HYGIENIC LIGHTS
Are nude without Phosphorus or any poisonous ingredient,

So are not injurious to the makers or usen ;
Are without Brimstone, and free from smell,
Bo may be stored without injury to other gooda;
Are all warranted to light instantaneously;
Are neither affected by damper climate; and

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

MARRIAGIII.

November 17, 4—tir:Tarisccierch. Deanerham, by
the Rev. Williata Johnson Yong*, Rector of /took
-
bourne, Edward Elite, eldest eon of Mr. Edouard
Latium, of Croaborne, to Mien. younreot daughter of
Mr. Thomas Hall, of Court Hill Fano, Damerham.
November IS, at the Independent Chapel, Shaftes-
bury, by the Rev. T. Event Mr. J. 8. Gould, of Seth,
to Elea, only daughter of Mr. H. Barry, of the former
plass.
November 17, at Betlys ead Lys* Church, Surrey,
by the Re.. R. V. Lew, rector of Christian Raiford,
Wilts, the R. Hugh F. Smith Marriott, of
Hormonden, Kent, to Frances Catherine Mary, seated
daughter of Admiral the Hon. George Caveadish, of
Lyne-grove, Surrey.
September 14, 4 Pepenui &arch, Prank Radon
Riekusen, of Rengiera Peru', New Zrelend, third .on of
Mr. Robert Illokinan, of Derweston, Dorset, to Sarah
Maria, youngest daughter of Abbott, Esq., of
Papenui, Casterbury, New Zrelaad.
November 24, at AU Sainte' elnireb, Dorchester, by
tbe Rev. C. T. Procter, Mr. Joseph Cos, of Dorchester,
to Eliza, second daughter of Mr. James West, of the
rase place.
November 24, at St. Mare.,
EM I.llol=sbfmlke Ety-
G. W. U, assisted by the Rev. G. r. Hilary
Puttee, of Wareham, to Kate, only daughter of Mr.
Junes Major. of Brldport Dorestobire.
November 21, it St. Marys Catholic church. Poole,
by the Ra. D. Deemet, Ms. Tboralull to Miss Prises&
Coward, both of Poole.
November 28, at Canfard, by the Hos. earl Rev. W.
Poarosaby, Mr. G. Woods, formerly of the Dorset Coop
otabulory, to Sarah, daughter of the Late Mr. Thomas
Sernways, of Ashington, Cantor&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

CERPTE ABBA 3 TURNPIKE ROAD&

MEIE TOLLS arising at the 'avers,' TOLL
OATIM, ailed or known by the alltaf a of Pudding
Hasp Gate, Dogberry Out, and Gate Poet Gate (except
the Toll. payable upon any Stage Coaches or Coach flo-
or hereafter rennin or to run no the said Roads),
having bean put spin Auction this day,snii the moo not
basing kw ea Let, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN,—
That the same, except as aforesaid, will be again put
up to AUCTION in such Lot or Los, and et suck Bum
or sums as the Truitoes then present shall thiak
and subject to such isodiliooe as will be then cod there
produced, to the best bidder, at the Nay DIN, CUM.
ABBAS, in the county 4 Dorset, no WEDNESDAY,
the 80th day of NOVEMBER next, betwen the hours
of Twelve o'elsck at none sod Two o'clock in the after.
none of the same day, for op. year, ooeneing on the
First day of Jenuary, 1863, at Twelve o'clock at aeon,
in the manner direct- Why tb. Act of Parlisoont mood
In the Third Year of th, Reign of His Left, Maa,sty
King Gauge the Fourth, "ag, Regulating Turnpike
&ads"

Wlvever happen' to be the beet bidder mud at the
nine time nay one month in adsenos of tlw rent at
which sorb Tolls easy Le Let, and give security, with
.uroti.e to the satbdsctinn of the Trustees of
the said Turnpike, tot the payment of the remainder
of tbe money monthly.
Dated this 2611 day of October. 11361.
G. J. AND ZWI3,
Cleric to Om 'freebies of OA said Turnpike Roads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

EXCURSION TO LONDON.

On MONDAY, DECEMBER kb, an EXCURSION
TRAIN will knee Weymouth at 7.20, Dorchester
2.46, Maiden Newton 85, and Eviirshot &lb m.,
for London; returning at 2.30 p.m. on FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 9th. Fares then and kook, Lk and Si.
A single wharfs of lugpge allowed each paassepr.
PW.dington, Nov. 24. J. ORI ERROR, Oen. Manager.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW,
AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON, 6th, Sib,
7 13, 804 and 9 I 3 DECEMBER.

VIRST and SECOND-CLASS RETURN
MEETS to LONDON issued at any 8 slim,
more thin JO miles distant, on SATURDAY, the 3rd
of DECEMBER, and intorveoloa (We. wal be seeileble
for return op to SATURDAY, 10th DECIDERS&
inaluaive.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

lET COUNTY EXPRESS

Cotterell, legre, bat Uwe au no came which called
for their interferon*. _ _

--Srir...ioii;;•—eitro—n-olf.—On Sunday merman were
preached at this choroh in aid of the fond for the
restoration of Salisbury Cathedral, when £l7 ware
collected for that object.
To. WORKING MIN'S CLO/L—Tbe promoteri of
this useful institution have reosotly public the
amended rules and bye laws of the chili. From
these it appears that working men shod mechaoios ii
17 years of age and upwards shell Is change al
members on payment of Id. • fortnight. Smoking
and quiet conversation will be allowed in the &mad-
ing.room. but no intosicating drinks, cords, or dice.
Hot coffee can be obtained at the room at Id. per
cup. Not the least important feature in these tioe
rides is that a Penny Beak has been opened in the
Readierreoun wipers small mom will be received
every Saturday evening. The promoters et thia
institution have shown an earnest desire to improve
the spore boors of the working men, and hold out
*very inducement for them to give up the public
house, and indulge in mortaaion more profitable and
lees harmless.

Tea aorrauss. —This ill-fated craft is still in our
harbour, and her cargo has not yet been removed-
The value of the vowel and her cargo is set down at
Atm. Three writs have been issued upon her.
doe for £7OO by the Norwegian craft who Bret dis-
covered, bat wee ooiapellad to 111bIlidOt her ; swam
for £4OO by the llehing smack Amanda, who supplied
information to the Weymouth Steam Bust Company ;
and the third foe £2,300 by the latter, who soomeded
in brieging bee in safety to this port It will thus
be sees that the write amount to £3,400, being an
tams of £4OO more than she is worth.

J. FLOYF.II, ESQ., M.P. ON THE SOCIETY
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

iNaLeia

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW,
AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON.

SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.

THREE DAYS' EXCURSION.
ASPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN will
1,.v. Weymouth, Dutch. t.r, and Southmanton
(Won) on TUE DAY, 6th DECEMBER neat, e.lling
at the undermentioned Station., to procxod to
LONDON, returning on the following FRIDAY at
1.45 p.m. from Waterloo Bndge Station.
Fares to London and beck.
FirinClase Con. Cunt.

Train I
Weymouth at -
Dorchester
Moreton - -
Wool - - -
Wareham • •
Pools - • -
Poole Junotioa •
Winiborno - •
Ringwood - •

A. M.
7.201
7.45 I
7.35
8. 5
&15 120 ao
8.15
&32 I
_ _ .

9.12

irrise it
Wittertoo Bridge about 1.32 p.m.
Children under Tbrse years, free ; Three to Tease,
half-tares Tickets for this Train are not traarderable,
and will not be erailab'e by the Ordinary Trains. A
Carpet Bag or Portmanteau only allowed ea Luggage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATION&
LOOK bap to inform his Friends and
. the PutCo that be is SELLING COALS at the
bore Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
ii.;—

_„
At the &esti-Waters Maas,—
Best Walls lad Coals Is. 4d. per cert.
Small Ditto, ter Sinitl.s Is. Id. "
Neweatle Steam Cord ... Is. Id. "
Al as Ores: Western Hatiere—
Maiden Newton. Dorebeetei
per cwt. per cwt.
Beet Radstook Coal lOd. Ild.
Small ditto 6. 61.
Bea Ballo
II ed. Ilid.
..........
Best Tenby Stone Coal Is. 6d.
Coals delivered in the Town Free of Carrara.
Cools delivered in the Country at moderate 'bargee.
Best Newcastle ORINDBTONIII6 always on heed.
Orders reoeived by Mr. F. Loom, Post Odas, or by
Mr. R. Btu.. a the 0. W. BOMbs, Mit he trwalsallO
eklowl"11to
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

FAT STOCK

Will be held at his REPOSITORY, opposite the South.
W. Meru Railway fitstioe, oa SATURDAY,
DECRY SKR 10. 1564, imoconsessiag at Twelve o'clock,
When the followiag PRIZES will be gives for Stock that
have never previously wow a Prise, and to be entered
for bout fisfs Sala
• IPrise of £4 for the beet rat Os or Steer.
• Prise of CI for the recood best.
• Prime of C 4 for the beat rat Corr or Heifer.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

NOTE OF THE WEEK.

Her Majesty the Queen remains at Windsor
in good health. On Monday an event of
some interest to the Royal family occurred. The
Church of AR Sainte, in the town of Windev—
the foundation stone of white was laid just
twelve months before by the Princess Royal—
was conmecrated. The congregation on the
occasion included the Princess of Wales, the
Prisons Helena, and the Prinoses Louisa. It
may be noted here that the Princess Royal of
England completed her twenty-fourth birthday
an the same day. Her Majesty has held one or
two small dinner parties during Mse week. On
Tuesday she visited the Norfolk sad Mania
farms, and inspected the animals about to be
sahilitni at the Oinle Show. On Trills, as
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. IL H. THE PRINCES OR WALE&
(ILINFIELD PATENT STARCH.
1..8 AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1861

THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH IS
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

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begs be 11111101111011 that his cansrmAs SALE
et FA7 arid STORE STOCK wiU be held at hie
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Walks, so SATURDAY. DECEKBEft 10,
11164, eotomeneieg at Twelve &clash. Stabling
sod Keep for dtook seat the day before the Sale
provided at Moderate Charges. Early Katries are
requested se Utat dee publiesty say be rives.
AU Lets to be paid for immedietely after the Sale„ead
se lots taken away without aa Order, to be obtalsed at
die ogee ow the Sale Around.
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1 jot o;;n7an—ii-4.—extrsordinary Fat
Withers, the property of J. .1. FAIKORAIOO2,
12 •P id Fat Oxen. and 30 very prime Fat al
shire Down p.
Wedmore, the property of rit
Oluvi,of Bowood.
4 prises Fat Heifers.
4 ditto.
3 ditto.
11 superior Fietrefori Heifers and Calm, the property
of Mr. Jamas K 1112,4 Lynch Fore., Porbask.
as very prism Fat Down Withers.
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F• 4 Dolts "ether. and Ewes.
211 prime Vat Down Withers end Maiden Ewes.
10 extra 241 Down Wethers.
10 ditto.
10 stirs Fat Down Ewes.
10 ditto.
4 ditto Wothota, orey 30Th.. per quarter.
100 superior Fat Down Ewes.
40 prime Fat Down Ewes.
4 sates Fat Piss.

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HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Tedworth iloands—Tossdity (this day), New Mill;
Tlinsday, Cnw(boys Farm ; Setorday, Winterslow—

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51 11.
The South Wilts Hounda—Wedomday, New Buildiap ;
Friday, Heyntabury-51 10.45
The East Dorset Houndt—Widnesdty, Handley Coin.
men; Friday, When Abbey ; Monday, December sth,
Thornily Down—at 10.45,
The Blaskomor Vale Foiboande—Tueeday (this day),
Walbeilge Gate ; Frslay, Holnest Pound; Saturday,
Clifton Wood—at 11.
Lord Pultimore's Houuds—Wedneeday, Buckland
Friday, Great Toiler; Saturday, Comeouilis —at 11.
Mr. Radc.lffe's Hounds—Thursday, Mutton Down—
at 11.
The West Some:vet Hounda—Tneeday (this day), Crow.
comb. Court; Friday, Erymor Lodge—at 10.31