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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

RIDGE FARM,

II the Parish of ARNE, I rad* South-Zest from
Wareham, Donwt.

DAIRY 0000111. 11141RIPIIERS. lIIMITIII% MS.
and DAIRY UTENSILS.

Awi
im.. H. RICHARDS boa been favoured
_1 th inatreetione to snnounee that ho
SELL be A ULTIDN, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
12th, 1b6:1, on the shove Farm, the property of the
Meters. W. mud .1. Fie a.

26 (100 D DAIRY COWS,
some with Calves and the others well seasoned, 3
Barrenness, 2 two-year Ail sod 2 yearling heifer,; 3
Sows in farrow, and 6 bard Stor• ; 4 Wood Pig
Troughs, and shunt 1 dozen Sheep Troughs.
The Dairy Goods comprise : Batter Churn and Stooks,
Piss% Tubs, Vats and followers. 1 Milk Lead,
C. Bilk Tins, Batter Trendle, Milk Buckets, Milk
Wasuirs, Batter Table, ke.
The shove Coos are chiefly young and prime mulches..
Iti.tre•liinents at Terlve, and bale commence at Ono
o'clowk.

Abbott's Court, Blandlord, Jae. 27th. 1863.

BUIDPOUT MARKET:-

AGRICULTURAL SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD

ii-OC K.

MESSRS. DAUNCEY and SON beg to
annonnee that their NEXT RILE will take
plies on WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4111, 1863,

--
COMPRISING :
I Clinic, Devon Heifer and Calf.
2 Cone and Calves.
I Heifer and Calf.
1 In.
1 Barren Ilrif• r in forward oondition.
1 Heifer and C.lf.
Isle of Wight Heifer and Calf, 3 years old.
1 Fat Heifer.
I Heifer and Calf.
11l Fat Wethvra.
14 Fat old ISown Wethers
Ili very Fat Dawn Sheen.
2(1 Six•tooth Fat Down Wethers.
Bay Cob. rising 4 years old, sound, and good in
banns or awhile.
I cher Cutter.
The Sala will Iwziw at 12 o'clock to Ilia minute.

Persons having Stock to dispose of are requested to
give the earliest n dice. that it many be duly edvertised ;
and Co Stuck will be Sold mules* one week'. previvas
Notice.
Dsted Droadwinsor Jsnuar 27th. 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

-MOUNT PLEASANT FARM, RADIPOLE,
• re.. Miles from Weymootb, Six frook Dorcheater.

Important SALE of 52 HEAD of COW STOCK.

MLAYS R. T. ENSOR ( LUKER ANIV ISZ:4011)
has levet farourml with ingructione frvms Mr.
Jon GILL. who ia qttitting the Farm. to SELL he
Are-mix. ion the Proitive.. on WEDNESDA Y,
FEB1111)1111" 11. 1R11:1. —The following
DAIRY COWS, liFIFKftS, . BA [MEN ERS, and

—,
BULLS, viz.:
35 Dsif2 atm. abseil MU al tbmi ham
calved by day of rale, 3 tliree•yearvold in-calf Heifers,
4 two•years..•l4 in-nut Heifers, 1 yearling Heifers. 2
freah Barrnrnr., fat 13011,4,6mA GO acute; tbreeitars-old

The Cows an a mixture of the Hereford antl Devon,
are amuse. of good axe, and are well known in the
neighbourhood to he Fuperior milehert : and the
Auctioneer ean with the greatest confidence recommend
theto.to Parchment.

.
Refreshment,* will be provided. end the Sale will
commence at 2 o'clock preci.ely.

CRITXTON,

I wa, from the Maiden Newton Stati.nt of the Wilt;
P "menet. and Weymouth Hallway. and 7 Liles from
'Dorchester.

MR. T. ENSOR (1. cm BAKER AND uuntirt)
h..ei been favoured a ith instruction. to SELL lor
A I'CTION. on the Fresniws. on TIIURSDA Y, FFM-
HIT AltY 12th, IWII,- -The Valnalile DAIRY COWS,
Heifers. Barreners, Itoll, Pigs Dairy I'lensibi.
mewls, ke..lmte the property ol Mr. L. 11tioeun, deceased ;
comprising 21 Ihury Cows anol Heifers, of good size and
• teellent naileheni, about hall of then, will bare esters
by lb. day of mac. 2 Fat Heifers. 3 itirroner., Two-
year.olJ Hull. 3 Rona in f..rrow. 4 Mord Pig%
quantity of Milk Lends and Da..ty Utensils in good eon-
ditios, 12 cwt. of llou•ehold Cheese, liayuiaking
Maclaine, Turnip Drill, 2 Putt..., and numerous useful
earots.

Ref reshmenb, will be provided, and the Sale will corn.
onenorat Two o'clock precisely.

()WEI?. MOIONE,

:Fiiand-a.h.lf Mile. from IMrelimter, 21 Miles from the
Moreton Station of the Southampton aud Dorchester
Railway.

I portnnt SALE of 44 Hro4 of COW STOCK. 5 CART
anti HACK HOMES, 44 PIGS, IMPLEMENTS, /cc

I%llt. T. ENSOR (LATZ B AAAA AND It'Ssoft)
has been favou i red with nstructions from Mr.
4numi Untie, who is quitting the Farm, to HELL be
AI'eTION. on the Premises, on FRIDAY.
FERItUARY 12, 0163 Owing the day before Mir-
ed...der. Fair.l—The following 1)4111Y COWS. Heifers,
Itirreners, Horne'', Pigs, cot Implements; comprising
bS IMiry C 0.., 'owe with calves awl the rent near
entwine, 10 2.vear-014 inquilf Heifers, 6 Hameners. 3
d'art Hones from 4 to 6 years old, sound and good
workers. 2 f'hodlui Hschnere. 4 end e reale ma, lei
h•ed., gonna, ~n 4 quiet to ri4e and thief.; 4 flows In I
form., 40 Moro Pip; 2 Ploughs, pair Tormentors, 3
Iron Harrows, Fume Risk. lie.

11..freabaienie will us pint:lied. aed the Sale will sem-
INWeCe of One.ieloCk.

The above Dairy Cows—a mixture of the Devon sod
Dorset breeds—are young. of good size, and hawing
been kent in hand, great attention ha. been Paid in the
odection of cows of superior milking qualities. The
*sprawls are in fresh condition. The Hank. sound,
and well deserving the attention of purchasers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

. HENRY WEBBER,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT AND PROVISION MERCHANT,

(OUCC=II6OII TO JOIN WZBIER k lON, XSTABLISILED 1170.)
L BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.

EAST CLIELBOROUGH AND BENVILLE,

DORSET.

TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHER&
.F be SOLD by AUCTION, by
rilr. SIDNEY M. CORNELIUS. at
the Avian Inn, EVIRSHOT. on WEDNES-
DAY. the 11th day of FEBRUARY, tub.
jet to ouch conditions as will be then and
there produced,-
350 MAIDEN OAK, ASH, LARCH, AND
... —..— .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

ABOLITION OF THE MALT TAX.

On Wednesday evening a public meeting was held
at the Bull Hotel, Bridport, for the purpose of con•
sidenng the propriety of petitioning Parliament
for the abolition:of the Malt Tax. A large number
of agriculturists of the district and gentlemen of the
town were present, and the chair was taken by
Mr. Him, of Netherbury, in the ebonite+, of Mr.
Pope, who was to have occupied that post, but
was prevented by indisposition. The Chairman
opened the proceadings by offering a few remarks
on the object of their meeting, and stated that be
should first call upon Mr. Damen who would address
them in support of the abolition of the Malt Tax And
that afterwards, if any gentleman had any observe,
tins to offer, he would be at liberty to express his
views on the subject.
Mr. Demur then rase to introduee the subject for
the sonsirleration of the meeting. He said—Mr. Chair-
man and Gentlemen,—You do me greet honour in
attending this meeting, for the purpose of listening to
the few remarks I shall wake upon the question now
before ma I need make no apology to yoe for having
, isrlitigror Msion 10 •61, **ay Imre
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

OTHERS.

TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND

C/lARLES A. LEWIN, Mesta MISRCHANT,
Pool& rolls the attention of the above, to hk
present STOCK of TIMBER. DEALS. "doh+ he is
non offering ot eciadderably REDUCED PRICES.
Wed Botta 'Maher Yards, Poole,
January Atli, 1863.

AIR 11. EDWARDS, Denis; Sorra
S . , DOR(HESTER,
At Home MONDAY, WEDNE.MI)Y, aud SATUR-
DAY, from Tun till Five.

Mr. H. E. &Heade at the ROYAL TUTUS. WEY-
MOUTH. every TUMMY and FRIDAY, Mao at the
Ilvvideneee of his rativnta when required.

Till NRIGHSOURING TOWNS ON 'THURSDAY.
To sown an interview an appointment is essential.

DORCIIESTER COAL COMPANY,
I'ORDINOTON, DORCHESTER.

11H13 DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
be to ihroll3l their friends rad the public gene-
rally. that they are now SELLINO COAT at the
fallowing

REDUCED PRICES,
FOR CASR.
4: tAeir Yard, FORDINGTON:—

per e-t.
Beet We Se-end Coel, Screened le. 3d.
„ Sinai! ditto
„ Runhon ditto ...
„ Itadetock ditto ditto
„ Neath Coln
NO CHARGE for DELIVERY in Dorchnater and
Fordington.
At Mt Great Wagers Railway Stations
..11n Wen

Dorchester. hermit. Teller.
Reit Radelook Coal, Screened Dad. 104.1. WM.
„ Small data
„ ICemimrtSmall (Smith's) Is. Od. la Od. Ir. Di.
„ linsbon toal h. lid. Is. lid. Is. lid.
„ Sulk, Coal ls. 0.1. Is. Od. Is. oa.
Tanby Stone Coal ls. sd. Is. M. Is. lid.
.„ Heath Cahn
AR Coals not paid for within three months will by
charged Id. per cwt. were.
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT far
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
Ow very bust ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH

IerTOROUD, CH mita, Dore/teeter
-1: AGENT FOR HOHNIMAN'S TEA-
This Tea is selected from the spring withering' and is
therefore imilunsoly Good—shipped free from all mti-
&Ml colour on the surface, it is %%Woes*
in strength and wholesomeness it therefckt -.aiwal«.llleing
supplied only through AGENTS, and secured in
PACKETS, the Importers gamete' that it reaches
the consumer " always Used elite; sad at the lowest
possible rate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

PHONOGRAPHY.

AREPORTER, haring a few leisure hours
to soar', would be happy to mert with a few
PUPILH, so as to form a elle. for Icirning the shore
desirable agateni of NHORTII A ND. Gebtlenien taught
at their own nwidenewi.—Ter.iis upon application to
"It. T. A..," No. 4, Peter-street, Yeuril.

A yoLlssa.4 SSW., 101104, 40 1%•,f.i. I. ot US Hod.
oris
DRAGEES de GELIS & CONTE of PARIS,
,ttate of how.)
Annrow'd b. Ihs isadirnar of ?It'll ins. (Psi,. b: w'irb e es
.•-• Intr. vil alt • et ty yrars th, Ii q• erio Pr over th r 'arr. •
z.ra 1.. s. 5.,1 bid a ..nsoll I, has Won 'Ms I int.:-
Wt. di.,. In inn" n. KT s a..
Rei II In It ,rrh-.lr, Mn. J. Fa To. Cb.ini
lrest ; triAl b. "r•srs. s,•I ion. TA
go qt N r -ors I; IVO • pri eI•nl . a =Ws 1,.. eery Torr.

We feel it our ditty to bring under the notice of our
readers the new Safety /latch tahich lights only on the
box in which it is cont.incd . that has beta Tatrated at d
introduced by Mews Itqant aed slay, London. It was
the only one allowed to he tired in the International
Exhibition Building, becialae it lights only on the box,
and all the da. it.r arising Ironi the use of ordinary
Inciter, is entirely avoided.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

SMITH/11E1.D. —Meadow bay, 12 to £4 sa. ; clover
f:1 10e. to 15 10a. ; and straw, £1 12a. to kJ 16a. per
load. Trade blow.

COIIIIERLAVD —Meadow boy, £2 to £48.. ; clover,
£3 10. to C 5 Rs. ; and straw, Cl 12s. to £1 16a per
load. Trade dull.
WHITFCRAPRL ifeadOW hay, £2 In £4 5..;
clover, El 10s. to £5 ; sad straw 12s, to £1 16..
per load. Espply good.

HOP MARKET.

&morals, Triday.—There is a ratber better demand
for line hops. at former rates. Good coloured samples
et both English and foreign us may souse.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

Every Prudent Wan should Insure
AGAINST ACCIDENTS

181, 0 0 0
Has been paid In the last Thirteen Yearn by the
ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY,
On account of Nine Thousand Four Hundred and

Forty Persons killed or injured accidentally.
For Proposal Forms and sll other tntortg.ation •pply to tha
CALL 01/71C3, 7, BASK IS 11.0111 GI, OLD JawILT, LONDON.
EDIVAILD LOLLY, Mumps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

TI, Chill-Commis:4w *PIN
Samitaryßlortvisited theDoeb
to inspect the PURE TEA
imported by HORNI/dAN
and Co., LONDON, from
having on investigation found
that many teas in roars!

are covered by the Chinese
with an objectionable powder-
ed colour which is drank
when the tea is made. Horni-
man's Cram is a natural dull
olive,—satilauk—the Blari
not intensely dark; by im-
porting the leaf zsrelerril, the
Chinese cannot disguise and
pass of as the best, brown
wintery flavourless sorts, con-
sequently, H a Parr
Tra is sasrirly 'trots, &E-
-rica, and mbokiens.
I' rice 3LBd., 4s. 41. 44. Falb.

fornimans

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It

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irt, y

Ori'•

sir LOCAL AGENTS

As6otrbory . ..... Wood.
Bridport
Beustioger ..... Oliver, Forit•street.
Plaidford
Bert Reg!:
Cente Ablgu Bennett Long4trevt.
DORCIIESTEII TRIAD, litan-Lurulinerr.
wer.uourm
Lyme Mester, Broad-aceet.
Iteitary Miasma
Poldictreatide Symes.
Poole

-dram, High-atreet.
Wareham Beat.
Winborne
Wi at r else Satchel'.
Yeovil

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

NO MORE BLACKBEETLESM

-LIMERY'S MAGIC BEETLE POISON.—
..LA Certain death to all vermin. Pries Is., or Poe
free for 14 stamps.
NO MORE CORNS, BITNIONI3, kc.!
TIMMY'S CORN PLAISTERS, remove
ALA Corns, ke speedily, painlessly, and efleetually.
Tmitimoniels constantly arriving. Price la, or obtain-
able, as is nlao the Beetle Poison, through all chemiata,
kc , or sent direct for 14 stamps.
-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE

COMPANY,
48, ST. JAIIKB'S•STREST, LONDON, S.W.

(Founded in 1845. sled Empowered hapecial Act of
Parliament.)

Extract from Report of Mr. PILTYI II ARDT, the eminent
Actuary, on the position and progress of the °Mee to
the clove of 11461
“rrHE number of Policies actually in force
JL exceeds Five Moosup]. covering Amuranees
amounting to over One Million Sterling, and embracing
almost every class or description of Life Assurance.
"The condition of the Company issound and prosper.
nun, and bolds out every prospect of increased succe.t
The Bonus which the Directnramay declere as the result
of this Valuation, is larger in amount, both as regards
the Shareholder* and the Aesured, than that declared
on any previous ormazion, and this Bonne hes been fairly
earned by the peat operations of the Society, without, in
the ernellest degree, touching any portion of the future
profits." . .

•
Lut-rear 722 Policies were issued, assuring £171,250
and producing 1:6.065 in new Premiums.

The operatCone of the Otßee include all Claaseaof. Life
AN•ursoce on liberal term..

No charge is settle except for Premium.
. .

Every inforniatoon will be given on apvliestion at
the Chief oMoe, or to Mr. J. Asuhrws, 6, High-East,
street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF

' RICH FOREIGN DRESSES

PERFECTLY NLW RWRICi .HICREST KRELTIES OF FAWNS
FROM 25.6 TO 3 GUI N FAS THE ECM FULL CMS.
WO MI MUSS ASSO6TR6XTCIOIII, USLFUL OMNI

lk EVERY VARIETY OF MATERIAL.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

A REWARD OF £lOO NAB BEEN GRANTED 20 THE FORTUNATE INVENTOR OF THE
2s. BilLrE EAU ECARLATE BM& 2s

_
ENTIRELY WITHOUT ODOUR
To take Stains out of Clothes and Stuffs of all Shades, and Restore the Colour and Gloms.

PURVEYORS TO THE ROYAL FAMILY AND TO THE LRITISH ARMY [LETTERS I'ATENT.

LAJIiDON :—Whole., E. Poseur, 6, dq. dowelled, 110,, (doctors' d aoudads.
11•,41.1 ,0 dwell, Mr. J. W.Orao ChegiOr 1110 ; Woroooth , 11r. H. Kum, (Menu, kAplaside.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

NOTICE TO INVENTORS.

OFFICE FOR F VFENTB. 4. TRAFA Irt It Ftzt• ARE.
CROatt. LOCltttii.
Printed matt actions (Bratto a. to the t:ilttir 4 PITE‘T, rot
Greet Britain or foreign fool 111 fir.. ad. ire awl maw
dispo•lng of or %rocking Inman., Branch ati.,••• and 4,w-I.s
in they goof inemal taste and in Amen. a. Far .blkla .1 ot
Full information as to expired or m.ting at P.
abrosd.—Apply paruotsally or by lett, to Brit,.
Hammon° *on Patorrin. Patent-00So; 4, Trafalgar
Oaring Otos. !ado.. W. C.

DEAFNESB.—A newly-invented instrument
for extreme eases of deasness, called the SOUND
MAGNIFIER and invisible yokes conductor. It Its
into the ear, nct perceptible; the unplessant sensation
of singing noises in the head entirely removed. It
affords immediate relief to the deafest persons, and
enables them to hear distinctly at church and at public
assemblies.

SPECTACLES.—The Patent, newly-invented
TINTED SPECTACLES are patronised by tbo
majority of the nobility. including Viscount Palmerston,
They give ectraordinary relief by day and night to
weak, 111111, and defective Persona can be suited
in the eountry.
S. and E. SOLOMONS, Opticians, No. 39, A !termed*.
treet, Piccadilly, opposite the York Hotel, London,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

ACCIDENTS

IN THE FIELD, THE STREETS— , OR AT HOME
le" Pr .10 anis.. by takiag s MOW, .1 the
RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
114, roaeitiLL. Lovnox.
£140,000 ham been already Paid as
COMPENSATION
FOR A(X;IDENTS OF ALL KINDS.
. _ _

in 76 Fatal Cason and 6,880 Cases of Personal Injury.
Ulm and furtlwr particular, may be obtained at the Railway
/Asthma of the Local Agents. or 01 the

HEAD OFFICE, 64. COHNHILL, LONDON, EC.,
WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary.
Railway Passengers Assurance Company,
go,powercal by apeend Act of Parliament, 1849.
C. GOOD, 014 Bank, Agent for Dorabubo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

ATOP-DRESSING FOR WHEAT, BARLEY
OATS, AND GRASS,

O•
F great importance to Agriculturists, who
min slow b suppliod with s Genuine and " Pure
Dried Blood" Ilanure ; in colour resembling Peruvian
Guano, and double that article in bulk.

Tin 'wt-oirit-le-hi.-{,:r;;;C:A-gr-iiiiltural Monists of Ensland
cannot speak too highly of tbs. Pero brig.! Blood as a
Manure fur ye strut porpaks.
The •iialysos by Professors WA r •n4l EVA NIL of
London, and Dr. VoricICIAR, of Cirencester, will be •
sufficient proof as to its value.

FYOIII Prof aeons WAY elrOrThe.o4ll.4ll"l9.l'
- - - -

To Mr. S. JewEt.t.. -----
Sm.—We beg to enclose you snalysis of
l'are Dried Blood.
Nitrogen . . . 12.% .
Equal to Ammonia . . 1.4.K1
.
Strongly recommended to Aviculturists.

For the shore 3 ewt. per lit, it recommended.
m.flutieturel by Mr. EDWARD JEWELL, at the
!Malan,' Bone MM. Lundport. Purttmouth ; and
Auld may through Mr. S. JEWELL, of Nitrating, near
Southampton.
. _ _

N.8.-ZManmes in specially prepared for Mangold',
Suedes, Turnips, Potatoes, Beans. Peas, and Cabbages.
Samples with Testimonials M IMM forwarded oni

ALDRIDGE'S, ST. MARTINM-LANE, LONDON.

En 'usurp 1753.

PUBLIC SALES by AUCTIoN of HORSES
and CARNAGE"; at Eleven o'clock on sorry
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property must be
delivered two days previously. with instructions and
particulars. Stalls should be ordered a week before
either Kite Day. Accounts paid us Mondays and Thurs-
days only, from Ten to Four. R.:wittiness to the
Cointry, with Account-Salm, on the written request
of the Owe cr.

Commission. 5 per WM. Tomo and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 4.. Rent of Carriage., Four-wlieele
Cl.; Two•wheel, la. Cid. per week. Horsed or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Auction. 5..;
Barnes., or Saddle and Bridle, 21. ; Ltotre, 10s.—
Stook. valued.
_

N. R. —Ne; Marvels received for Private Sale on Corn.
miscion. and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
connected with the Establishment.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

GROCER OAZETTY..

LONDON CALMIIAL PRODCCE. Friday.—The colonial I
Prodnec-markets during the week have not been much
indented by the sudden advance of the Bank rate to 5
per cent., since little speculation is going on. Quota-
tions, with very few exceptions, remain tolerably
inemly. A moderate inquiry has prevailed for sugar at
about previous rate.. Some of the crystalised and soft
brown Mauritius, however, *rut rather irregularly on
iecconnt of the large supply still offering. To-day the
strong refining kinds wer• taken readily at the cc-
trona valuations. The Netherland Trading Company's
spring sale, fixed for the 18th of Marsh at Amsterdam,
will contain 411.000 beg., against 119,730 and 462,311
bags respectivelly in the two preceding years. This
market is hardly no buoyant as of late, and native
Ceylon shows • decline of about N. per eat for the
week. Plantation kir.ds hoe mostly realised the
general valuation., while Mocha found ready limos at
Is. per cwt. recovery. Brasil aorta continue Aim.
:Some contracts have been mad. ia low cargo Bengal
rice at full rates. The tea.inagks% has been steady.
A full amount of hu•inem has been transacted in fine
Miming congou at last week's prices to a slight advance.
Old blackish leaf kinds are a shade dearer. No change
La• occurred in country green teas. Numerous public
sales will commence shortly, incloding a conader.
able quantity of various Amam growths.
KNINTOL CHEID•S M•11.118T, Friday. Unchanged
sines last report
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

THE CORN TRADE.

M ANL Lurk Friday. Ilse wheat trade is quiet to-
day, with a rather better inquiry than last market.
Flour inactive, vithout change in value from Monday.
Barley quite as dam ae on that day. Oats &little more
brisk, it lloaday's rates. Beans arid peas steady.
Meads: Linseed and rapeseed firm ; red cloversesd a
little doing, white dull trade. Trefoil and other made
slow. Floating cargoes very quiet, without any altera-
tion is value.
WARE/lUD, Friday—Wheat trade very slow and
bide doing, but factors generally moire last week's
prima No change in other artielea
LIVERPOOL, Friday.—Fair attendance at today's
merket. Wheat • moderate consumptive buns's*, at
Tuesday's priors. Flour a slow sale, and priori rather
In favour of buyers. Indian corn • turn eader ; mixed,
29e. 64. Egyptian beans steady. Osta and oatmeal
without change. Import& :—Bailey, 43 qm ; malt, 15;
oats, II; oatmeal, 1,149; deer, 184 ariMm. Foredo. :
Wheat, 11.644 qra. ; beans, 35; Indian corn, 9,666;
Isar. 4,230 maks and 32 barrels.
Divan. Tbureday.—There was a moderate supply
at wheat; the but sorts maintained hat week's pnoes.
The greater portion was MAI in damp condition. and ,
met with a dull sale at barely last week • rates. liimiey
was in middling mpply, tad as increased Dandier of good
samples were Mown and disposed of. There was • fair
demand, at previous prime. Wheat, bad. 47a. to 52..;
ditto, secondary. 31 to Mis. r ditto, inferior, 345. to
39a ; barley, 325. to 4k.; oat., 21 to 24a. ; beans,
36.. to 46.. ; peas. 36. to 48.. par qr. ; dour, fine, 40e.
to 421. ; ditto, seconds, 375. to 395.
Batgrox, Thiereday.—At our market to-day Eagliah
wheat was is moderate supply, and sold slowly at
a dacha* of lc per qr. Foreign Is. per. qr. cheaper,
sad very little doing. Malting barleys in good demand,
and rather dearer. Orisdiug steady, M fall prima.
Mats fru', and fine black sell at an advance of 6d. per
qt. Indian cum about ea hat week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

CEIiENTS. BILID6WATER TIC, ke.

The DORCIIIMIR COAL Coierma are Mao IMPORT.
lON of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS. WELSH SLATE. he., he., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.

All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dia.
tince, on the payinent of reasonable rates for carriage.
- • -

-
Orders addressed to Mr. Wri.r,tsit L'Hoteux, the
Company's Manager, Yordington, Dorchester, will bare
lisettokliate attention.
April 1, DM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

FIR .TREES,

Etanding and Lying on Lands situate at East OKl-
borough and Dawdle, Dorset.

I)es-eriptive particulars silver in handbills, whiell
may be had at the Auctioneer's Offices, Crewkerne and
81Prbnrise.

Dated erearkerna, 20th January. 11163.

LOANS a £lOO and upwards granted to
AA Tradesmen •nel others, at • fair rate of Interest.
Also. 1162,000 by way of Mortgage for • term of
yea.ra..

--A-p—ply to Messrs. Anson, 68, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

BY SPECIAL REPRESS.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER)

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2.

The supplies of grain have been moderate,
business must be reported inactive. There in no
change whatever in prices from those of last
week.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE !SARK ET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

The supplies of beasts at to-day's market were
considerable, but that of sheep was limited.
Trade on the whole was rather improved as COCO -
pared with last week, but without any quotable
sdrance in prices. Prime beef sold steadily at
4. ltd., and mutton at 5.. ICkl. the atone. 'The
pig trade was also better than last week, and an
occasional advance of 2d. in the atone was
realised. There was no other change.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

STARCH
_MANUFACTURERS

TO H. R. H. THE PRINCEEM OF WALES;
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL. 1802.
Sold by all Grocers, Chandlers, ilia, Ac.
WOTIMILIWOON it Co., °lrma:lw .uw LUSIIIOI4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

r

various choruses, gleee, and solos were given.
Mr. Etnninghain, of the Salisbury Cathedral,
possesses a rich musical voice, and the way in which be
Kaye "The Village Blacksmith," a9d "Martin, the man
at Arm.," prove 1 he had talents pc • very high order.
Mr. Lance, of the Blandford choir, and MasterPt i eingt on,
were deservedly encored in a duct, which was wry
sweetly sung, and the ertistie playing of Mr. Skivington
an the compotes', with pianoforte accompaniments by
Mn. Edwards, of • Fantasia on Beottish airs, also celled
forth an encore. About 50 voices joined in the @bereave.
' one of the sweetest "The Camovale" was rapt 'mealy
, cheered and enOored. "God Bless the Prince of Wales,"
led off by Mr. Lance in excellent style, was also encored,
end the admirable way in which the various parts were
sustained, and time kept, ehowed that great care
and attention bad been given to the training of the
choirs entered. Altogether the concerts were • great
success, and we trust before long again to have the
pleasure of .pending an evening in such an agreeable
intoner. We hear of • suggestion, which we commend
to the consideration of Mn. Edwards and her friends,
namely, the desirability of giving • concort composed
partly of sacred music. We have no fear but that with
such escellent chorus singers as we had the pleasure to
listen to on Thursday, the sublime 1111111i0 of Handel,
Mozart, or Hadyn would be creditably given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

Iltsbi re.

SALISBURY TOWN COUNCIL.

The annual meeting of the members of the Town
Council took place at the council chamber on Mon.
last, the Worshipful the Mayor (J. Style, Esq.) in
the chair ; and among those present were Aldermen
Cother, J. Hussey, aed (1. Pain; Councillors
Aylward, P. P. Cother, Eldridge, Jameson, Ocuway,
l'rangley, Hoe, Stokes, SidfOrd, Terrill, Waters,
Whitlock, and Woodlands.
The TowN CLltltli reported that the newly-elected
councillois had qualified with the exception of Mr.
Rigd,u.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

ECCLESIASTIC A L INTELLIGENCE.

On the 12th instant the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop
of Salisbury licensed the Rev. William Duckett, clerk.
D.D to the Perpetual Curacy of Branksea, Dorset,
void by the resipation of the Rev. Thomas Talbot Day,
on the nomination of Miss S. Maxwell.
On the Name day his Lordship instituted the Rev.
Charles Baring Coney, clerk, )1., to the Vicarage of
Fleet, Dorset, void by the cession of the Rev. John
Dalin) Addison, clerk, on the presentation of the Rev.
George Goodden, of North Barrow, Somerset
His Lordship has also recently licensed the following
gentlemen :--The Rev. Foster Lewis, clerk, N.A., to the
Curacy of Wotton Fitspaine ; the Bev. Campbell Lock,
clerk, 11.•., to the Curacy of Puildletown ; the Rev.
Walter Vaugham Palmer, clerk, to the Curacy of
Compton Abbas, West; the Rev. George Alfred Pooh,
clerk, to the Curacy of Meloombe Regis and Railipole ;
and the Rev. R. Vasty Blathwayt, clerk, LA., to the
Curacy of Folk._
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

'ROM FIRE.

PROTECTII

BRYANT AND MAY'S
(FAIRFIIau, LONDON,)
PATENT

SAFETY MATCHES & VESTAS
IGNITE ONLY ON THE BOX.
SOLD ITICRYWHICRi.
ADY.LNTAGES—They contain no Phoepborns,
not Poisooona and light only on the Box.
WEITTECHAPEL-ROAD, LONDON, E.
N.B. B min MAT are also Hanulactureta of all
other kinds of Blatant. Vaasa, and Cigar Liable.

PERRY'S CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUIL
For all owes resulting from the errors or en-
emies et rosin. Au of natural power and •Igur. Price 11.,
or fog, Vous be vicinity, A.
PERRY'S COPAIBA AND CUBEB OW.
BULES, the orihinel Prerratim composed of
.be my menu of dm balram of Lopuba cod cube a, per.
'oily tasteless la *awes., of doer buns/ mese 1 In near,
In ad awns of Ocarorrhock Struenro, &a., • single trial
will prove tho Amoy of thi• ndoe.noi Mut moody. Prior
la. Ad. aril Ilc Tor b Me. Sent r umber* on rso ipt of P 4 it-
office oda. Ad You, Moor. Pince & Co- u oboe; or ma
he had from Punt k &lemma, t'4, Mooed Oak rd.

"LOO4 Aeseit;-::g. J. GM&

:ON F
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

CERNE ABBAS, DORSET.

MR. T. ENSOR (LATE BAKER AND 6NROR)
has been favored with instructions from Mr.
EPw.tito GUNDIT, to SELL by AUCTION, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1863, the follow-
ing HORS, WAGON, purrs, IMPLEMENTS,
CORN IN BAG, 6 WHEAT RICKS. DAIRY AND
BREWING UTENSILS, FATTING PIGS. CASKS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE ;
Catalogues of which may be had of the A UCTIONUI
and at the place of Sala.
Bale win oommence at one o'clock. A punctual &Hen.
dance is requested on account of the number of Lots.

tX)ItCH ESTER
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

-
LATEST STATE OF THE MARKET&

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16.
Comf.—There have been but moderate supplies of
foreign grain. The supplies of English corn luta been
oleo limited. Business., however, is slow. and price,
for wheat in prime condition are slightly improved.
Barley and oat, are about the same aa on Monday,
C•rn.c. —There was • limited supply of ali kind,
of stock at this day's market. Prime quality meat is
about the wee as this day week, but middling and in-
ferior go•lities are not so dear. Pork and vu,l is about
the seine pries
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

LIVERPOOL AITTIIKR MEETING.

Th. OZZAT AUTUMN COP (Handicap), value 200 eon.,
added to a sweepstake of 25 soya. each. Eighty-seven
subs., 61 declared.
Blithlield, by Mountain Dew, out of Doubt's dam,
3 years, nets 13161. T. French 1
Golden Pledge, 3 years, 64. 10th a J. Loates 2
Fairwider, 5 years, 84. 12Ibs. Cadence 3
Somersault, 5 years, fist 131bs. E. Taylor 4
See King, 3 years, fist. 61ba. J Orimshaw 5
}Wham, 5 years, Tst. lllbs IL Grimshaw 6
Catch-'em-Alive, 4 years, 74. 111 he. Challoner
Leertes, 3 years. 54. 10lbs. Carroll
Nebula, 3 year., bet. 10Ibs. ....................0 Sayers 9
Blithbeld paid his respects in the ring by kicking out
at thori who went to inspect him, and wits no unruly
that be had to be led up to the starting-post. Two
!else starts occurred, in one of which Blithbeld had to
be driven back to the starter with. heavy whip. When
the tag (which was ten minutes beyond the time
appointed), an admirable start was effected, the lot, with
the exception of lAertes, who bad refused to close with
the rest, getting off well. /Wham, next the rails, made
play, followed by Catch-'em-Allys at his quarters on the
right, and on the left by Golden Pledge and Somersault.
Opposite the stand, Nebula nulled to the front, but
running wide at the stable-turn, took out Catch-em.
Alive aI.A. lialham then took • clear head, followed
by Golden Pledge, Somersault, Blithfield, Pao-water,
Catch-me-Alive, Nebula, and Sea King, in the order
named; Laertes being 100 yarda in the rear. With the
exception."( Somersault dropping bath, end Fairwater
running into third place, there was no alteration with
the leaders, until coming into the straight, where
Golden Pledge, Blithfield, and Fairwater closed with
Balham, who hung out signals of distress at the distance,
from which point the other three ran a splendid race
home, which was won by Blithbeld by a head ,• the same
distance between second and third; Somersault and Sea
King finished close together four lengths from the third.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

D tbonsbire.

ILFRACOM BE. —Thu beautiful watering-place
has at last attracted the attention of capitalists and
architects. It it well known that at times visitors
bare not been able to get either bed or board at the
existing hotels. A very large hotel is, we hear,
about to be erected forthwith on the Captain-hill
Parade, the local bankers and leading inhabitants of
the place having taken the matter up.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS.

On Thursday morning, according to annual custom on
the morrow of St. Martin, the nomination of sheriffs
for the various counties in England and Wales, with the
exception of Cornwall and Lancashire, the sheriffs of
which are nominated by the Crown, and Middlesex,
where the sheriffs are elected by the livery of the City
of London, took place In the Court of Exchequer.
Amongst those who took part in the ceremonial coro—
na Lord Chancellor. the Right Hon. W. E. (Addeo*,
Chancellor of the Exchequer ; Lord
Earl de Grey and Ripon, Sir George Grey, Chief
Baron Pollock, Mr. Justioe Erie, Mr. Baron Bramwell,
Mr. Justice Mellor, and Mr. Jostle, Blackburn, who
having taking the usual oath, administered in Norman
French. the Queen's Remembranoer read over the counties
and sheriffs. The names of those 'erring were struck
out, and their places supplied by other names by the
judges. The following gentlemen were then nominated
, to counties within this distrist
Dom/Tuna& —Charles Wriothealey Digby, of Stud-
land, Req.; John Brymer, of Meloocabe Rwie, Req.;
Sir John Michel, of Dewlish, K.C.B.
BONIZUNTRIIIIUL—Sir J. H. Greville Smythe of
Ashton Court, Bart. • W. H. Powell Gore LsiticticO, of
Hach. Park, Eaq. ; Sr Edward Stacey, of Sutton Court,
Bart.

DrYtonelltin. —The Hon. Mark George Kerr Role,
of Sterenstone ; Baldwin John Pollezfen Bastard, of
Hitler, Esq.; Sir John Kennaway, of &cot, Bert.
WiLrimian.—John Leiria Phipps, of Leighton House,
Weetbury, Eq. ; Thomas Henry Allen Poynder. of
Hartham Park, Seq.; Anal:trees Davis Honey, of Hall,
Salsbury, Eq.
acoVniiiirroN (County).--Jainee Winter Scott, of
RotherSol4 Park. Esq. ; Sir Arohibeld Koppel
Maodonald, of Wolmer L-idge, flirt.; the Hon. John
Thomas Hutton, of Hinton House, near Alreeford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

THE TEETOTAL BAND.
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To the Editor.

Sri,—ft is will feelings of profound regret tbsit I read
of the present sorry condition of the Teetotal Band.
That such • question as what has become of it, should
be asked by a dissatisfied donor is not at all surprising,
and that the committee should reply is nothing but
right and reasonable. Their reply places all blame on
the Bandmaster, whose silenre apparently confirms
their accusations. I am very sorry for him, because be
is a talented young man of superior abilities, as his
recent performances at the Crystal Palace, and his
winning the prise as a tenor solo player *minas ; and
being, I believe, a staunch teetotaler, I feel certain that
had be only partly fulfilled his runny promises, he would
soon have produced a first-class band, who,by their atten-
tion and earnestness, would soon have repaid him for
his valuable services. I also understand that for •
long time before the band was fornted be WY all anxiety
for a band for the teetotaler.; and the ever ready-
workers in the good CIRLIO met to work to obtain • fife
and drum band, which failed for want of funds.
Subsequently the present scheme Was undertaken, and
safer as feuds were concerned, answered admirably; and
I thought their succes• complete, till their unaccount-
able &banes from the public ear was noticed by one
of the, donors in youricolumns. I sincerely wish I bad
the influence to induce him to return to his pupils. I
wonld rejoice to hear that matters were amicably
arranged and friendly feelings again existing among
them, and the band progressing favourably ; for I feel
convinced nothing else will heal the wound made or
repair the injury affair has done to the good
cause of in Pis neigliboured—l
remain, Sir,
ONE WHO HAS, AND WOULD AGAIN
BE, A suascaunta.
Blandford, November flbb, 1863.
THE ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.

To ai Edilor.

13114—A paragraph which apPealwa wwk* this bead
In last week's impression of the Maid/ord Express, ean
neither have been conceived nor penned in • friendly
spirit towards this " Excellent Order" in general, or the
Court "Golden Arrow" in particular. The writer's
very elegant expremion, " a epht in the amp," in con-
Deana with his comiluding paragraphs, is evidently
Intended to convey the idea that much disunion and
anpleseantneas prevails amongst the memben of this
which, as • Brother of the Order, I beg to say is
not Eke come.
Your oontensponrre oorreepondent, who profanes to
be in well versed in the character and constitution of
Friendly ficienties, ought also to know, that in attempt-
ing to divulge
.the cause of the poetponrnent of the
meeting to which be refers—either himself. or his infor-
mant (if • member of the Court) is offending against the
751.1 i General Law of the Order.
It is of course understood what be means by the
common legal Phrase of sine die, which he has moor-
' redly written sift dim; but • little study of the Win
grammar would evidently be of advantage to him if he
wishes in future to make any use of that language.—l
am, Sir, yours obediently,
A FORESTER,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

etneral Nelms.

A HERO CHILD.-At Spezia, • day or two ago, a
child, five years ot age, fell into the sea. The accident
was seen by • youth named honatti, who is not quite
nine years old. This lad at ones jumped into the
water, and with great labour, as well as at the peril of
Li. own lit., he saved the child. There were six or
seven peasants present, but though they made • great
outcry they did nothing in the way of active amis.
Mace. _ . _

--W-rir rend In GaNamur :—"Mr. Hell, an Englishman.
has been received at the French her. He is the second
now practising in Paris. A knowledge of the English
language bas become necessary to barristers in Paris in
consequence of the numerous commercial as well an
criminal comes is which English interests ere engaged."
On Tuesday M. Jerry Barrett had the honour of sub-
mitting his hue painting of her Majesty the Queen,
bolding _a drawing-room at Bt. James's Pelisse, to their
Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prinosas of Wales and
the members of the Danish Royal Family, now on •
visit at Marlborough House, who expressed themselves
much pleased both with the generally noble effect pro•
dneed, and the correctness of the portraits introduced.
We hear the painting is the property of Messrs. Lutes
and Co., the enterprising print-publishers, of Golden.
square, and is to be engraved for publication. There is
not the slightest doubt that greet and merited sumer
will attend the aorta of the firm. -:Corrr Journal.

RACIST
—Daring the recent heavy calm •ome of the boats of the
Regal National Lifeboat rastitatioa have been Maim
mental ia naming tate mews of the
_following ablp
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

DORCHESTER

AGRICULTURAL RRPOSITORT SALM

MR. T. ENSOR (LATI BAKER AIM EMI)
begs to announce that his Neat Ssle of FAT
and STORE STOCK will be held at his

NEW REPOSITORY,
Oproaite the South• Western Station, near the South
Walks, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 1868,
commencing at Tenlve o'clock. Stabling and Keep
tor Stock sent the day hcfore the Sale provided at
lliaicrato Charges. Early Entries are requested an
that due publicity may be given.
All lota to be paid for immediately after the sale, and
no lota taken away without an order, to be obtained at
She istllawon the sale ground.

PRESENT ENTRIES :

Fat Heifers.
.10 Fat, Horn Welber'.
20 Fat Down Weiner'.
lo Fat Down Ew.s.

LITTLE PIDDLE DAIRY-HOUSE.

AIR. T. ENSOR (LATE BAKER AND ENsOn)
has been favoured with instructions TO SELL
BY
iiigarlAPEVl. X SD, 1811S,—The
OAT_ / If • , Flue, Cob Pony, Spring Cart,
llonaehdld Ooodr, An, 'Meths property of Mr. Harrison,
decease.. Pariculars given in handbills circulated in the
.nekhivierhood.—Sale at Two o'clock,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-17

- t

' pride Evidence was given to show they INN nth be
position to support him, and Mr. DUDS, wbo repre-
sented them, endeavoured to induce them to come be
some erring went, but they refused. The defeedelit
Aaron offered 64. per week, but Silvan= declined to
give anything. —The magletratee ordered them to
pay 2s. 6d. eaoh.—Richard Whatley was sentenced
to 14 days' hard labour:foe sleeping to the publie-streets,
at Batton Veny.—John Menthes's, • Limner, pleaded
guilty to having been drunk at Heytesbury, and he was
fined fis. 6d., and ordered to and two sureties to keep
the peace for 12 months.
RIFLE Seomra.— A sweepstake was shot it at the
range at Manoombe Hill, on Thursday int. The ranges
were 200, 500, and GOO yards, 5 round each. &fields
receiving seven marks each. The first peise was .zos,
n by
Corporal Allen, 14th, Whitworth, 49 prier ; .
Colour-Sergeant Jefferys, 6th, &bid, 47; and Private
Iteddrop, 2nd, Enfield, 44. A watch followed betweee
11.'M. Robbins with Turner • rifle, and Os at Rees
with Enfield at 600 yards, three points, H. M. Robbins
scored 10, and Sergeant Itent:9, the former aoade‘ngly
•taning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

FORWARD YOUR BUTTER TO LONDON

AND RECEIVE

LONDON

MARKET

PRICES,

AND AN
IMMEDIATE CASH REMITTANCE
PER BANK ORDER ON THE witsTsaw BRANCH OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. CON
VERTIBLE IMMEDIATELY AT ANY BANKERS IN THE DISTRICT.

FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION FOR CONDUCTING THE BUSINESS,
WITHOUT TROUBLE TO CONSIGNOR-
ADDRESS CARDS ADDRESS LABELS, AD DRESSED ENVELOPES
EXPEDITING, FACILITATING, AND TIME SAVING.

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DORSET BUTTER AGENT AND PROVISION MERCHLNT,
(SUMMON' TO JOSS WEBBER k SON, MITANJIMMD AD. 17711)
1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON,

FOR ALL ROOT AND GREEN CROPS.

PRENTICE'S MANURES
HAVE been used in every part of the United Kingdom with so much success that the demand
tor them year by year increases.
PRENTICE'S MANGOLD MANURE ...
PRENTICE'S TURNIP MANURE ...
PRENTICE'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
25 to 28 per cent. Notable.
Manufactured by THOMAS PRENTICE Co.,
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS, STOWMARKET.

£8 per Too.
£6l ..
LI Pl

AGENTS FOR DORCHESTF.R AND NEIGHBOURHOOD :-
MR. JOHN GALE, NOTTINGTON MILLS;
MR. ALFRED CHILCOLT, STRATTON;
MESSRS. C. & W. HILTYER, BLANDFORD ;
MR. A. MITCHELL, FORDINGBRIDGE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

BILLHEADS! BILLHEADSI BILLIIRADB

PRAM:SION, Shopkeepers, and others
are respectfully informed that the Telegram
Office is the most EXPEDITIOUS and the CHEAPEST
for every description of PRINTING,
BILLHEADB PROM SIXPENCE PER HUNDRED
Pamphlets, Catalogue., Handbills. Circulars, Address
Cards. ha. st equally low rob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

At the Soe4A-Wesierit Statjoss—

Best Waite End CO;rs-
Small Ditto, for Smiths
Newcastle Steam Coal ...
. . _

3d. per ewe.
lied. "
... le. Id. "

At as Greta caters was—
Maiden Newton. Dorebeeter
per ewt, per owl'
Best Rads/oak Coal lal. 10d.
Small ditto 6d.
Best Ballo
Cita'
Best Tenby Stone Coal lc sd.
Coals delivered in the Town Free of Carrage.
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate charges.
Best Newcastle GRINDSTONBS al ways on hand.
Orden received by Mr. F. LOCK, Poet Otßee, or by
Mr. R. HILL, at the G. W. Station. will be punctually
akiendad to,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

VALUABLE

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY
MR. ENSOK, at the Kixo'a Aims Ittw, in
MAIDIOI Nevem'', on WEDNESDAY, the 94th
day of JUNE, 1063, at three o'clock in the afternoon
precisely, (subject to ma conditions m win be then
and there produced, name in the ineentine an secepi. ,
oble offer shall be reesived),—Tbe FEE4IIIMPLE and
INHERITANCE of .11 Mom Two Desimble FARMS
and ESTATES, called Mickel% and Headborfflirk.
with the substantial and comroodioas Farm-house, Baru,
Homestead, and Outbaildinp belonging thereto, eon.
totals; 46t. 21. Klr. statute measure, Or thereabouts,
BOW in the occupation of Mr. B. LCGO BAGO, the owner,
situate in the parish of Cannock, and within a few
miles of the Maiden Newton and Evershot Stations on
.the Wats. Somerset. and Weymouth Railway.
The Flinn Buildings and Premiss, generally are in
good and subetantial repair, and the Property. which is
highly productive and of an improvable character, tilers
an opportunity for an advantageous permanent in-
vestmeot.

Tlsa istatra may be viewed by applying at tha Farm-
house, sod for further particulars and to treat for the
pursing*, application may be made to Mr. SYNIOIDS,
Solicitor, Dorchester.
Dominator, 33t1i April, MM.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.

SWEDE, TURNTP, MANGOLD, AND OTHER
SEEDS OF GENUINE QUALITY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

.- - liai iiiiiiiiii -intiLui - -
STRAY PLOUGHING APPARATUS.

NFL H. ZDWARDS, Darner, Sorsa-
Stasrr, DORCHESTER,
At Hoene MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATI7II.•
DAY, free Ten till Five.

Mr. H. IL attends at the ROYAL BATHS, WEY-
MOUTH, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, aim at the
Itesideness of his Patients when require&

To some so iatssviow 00 appoiatiosat is sessatial.

ENGLISH WOOL SALES BY PUBLIC
AUCTION IN LONDON.

TO LANDOWNERS, FLOCKMASTERS, FARMERS,
AND WOOL DEALER&

We intend to establish a GREAT CENTRAL
MARKET in LONDON for the DISPOSAL of
ENGLISH WOOL by PUBLIC AUCTION, to be cow
dented upon the aame principle ea our immense
Australian and Cape Wool Sales. We purpose having
PERIODICAL SALM, at which we shell have
• large attendance of HOME end FOREIGN
BUYERS, thin ensuring to growers and dealers better
' prices than could possibly be realised under any other
system, oleo combining the saving of much valuable
tune to all buyen of English wool.
Sangre will be provided and forwarded when re-
quired, free of charge.
Our first Sale will take place about the middle of
July next, for which we have already the promises of a
oonsideraMe quantity from various counties.
Full particulars will be found in the Mark Law
ILepreas, Belts Weekly Messeuger, and Field news-
papen ; and Circulars may be obtained, and all infor-
mation given, upon application to
BRADBURY k COOK.,
Wool Brokers,
17, Bashighall-street, London, E.C.

• TWO.PENNT BREAKFAST.

lin= ONO POMP ON

MENIER'S FRENCH CHOCOLATE,

AT lam PEE LB. BY RECAIL,
Tot ean mike Twelve Cape a Exclaim Chocolat&
CHOCOLATE FOR THE HEaLTH.—THE
COECCOCK=BraaIt.nr.•3BeCia:Bri:EIEFIL
Delo all hanaot aompobtioa. The Trade only may apply to
M. PEEPIU, 1.81. •odraleoblll.E.C.. Loalon.

RAWL— lir. J. limes, Cocky. roar, nigh West...tree DOT-
theitte , Pmaioe sao Soc. Grocers, id, SL Nary's.
strort, le.yesooth.
.T3ll,

3131L.117

Entirely without Odour and Colnflammable. To take Stains
out of Clotho. and wads oi all 8-.10, mod restore Ulm Colour
and Woes.

a PINT • PINT .
2. A
S. BUM& WINN CIVRII cy
ENTS. BOTTLE.
Confute to the Royalp..gly sod to lb. Brilleh Army. u per
datheotle bitten. The Trade oaly Ma, apply lo
N. PI/NAIL, re. Aadrueo4dll, Ludas.

stemlL—hge. Ite.its (late I" sm.), Chemist, High East:rim
DoeMsestcr; Messrs. (doles sod bon, Chemists, SO, St. Nur
street. Wersomili.

NO MORE PAINFUL DIGESTION.

DRAGES DIGESTIVES DE PEPSINE
AND DIASTASE.

nue Draws an the most morminl and the most actwithW
ditrestivr for perm, who have r Mural digemton. Keay and
a nwable in their is.. IMO mere. I. certatn. A box
will be torwardrd prepaid I, any part MU., tiolueri b ingdoew .41
receipt of Se 4d. Iss poetess Mumps mot to M. PgitE•l,l. 8,
st. madr, LC. Lotion.
ReUill In Itorchester, Wt. hymn (la • F 5...). Chemist, 'Orb
leastretniet Rataii In Weymouth. )(mars Mamas and &m.
Chemists, WI. Werywtmet. And at the principal Chemist. in
every Mtge town of lb Vented Kirtlone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCRTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
VI LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
J. . the Public that he is SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
viz.:—