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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-12

State of
Weather.

Gloomy rsin
Drizzling rain

Isl. 55 49 N k NNW
45 39 8 k 88
48 43 I &RE Gloomy
51 43 8 k 814 Gloomy
53 41 81 Glumly, Ins
58 43 NE k . Dull
84 , 46 N 1 Foggy, hazy, ins
001.1111111P010110 WINK LAJIT !us.

40 W
46 WSW
36 SW
sr w
ts sw
44 8
41 8

Gloomy, &ism. rain
Gloomy, cloudy
DrinzAing rain
Irma rola
Cloudy, rain
Foggy, drias. rain
num mkt)

Ki4ll/..—Tbe recruits of the Dorset Ragtment
of Militia assembled tor their =awl petiod el training
tlds tows oa Thursday. IS answered to that ammo,
ad there wen oaly 9 almantese. The saes ere daily
sortto drill prior to Me arrival at the elder sebilses
21s1, whets it is =pasted by that time the
rearaita will be able I. fall is with them.
SIZALINO tits Towaholl. on Monday,
beton) the borough assistdatto, William Gilbert
Wieder, a lad lit year, el op, war brought 11, Is
oustod7, as remaa4 shamed with stealing a helf-
klsyward proved that, primmer had
boss ig bur lgthugel oraplay for shoat Igo pure. Oo
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-12

man to pray; it never assisted in forwarding the cause
of true religion. The epeaker then polished out souse of
the causes whist' presented the pablic eilieeidiug tem-
perance meetings, one of the chief befog that they
often got hard knocks which they did eel like. He
then proceeded to show that intosioating drinks first
itliired the soul hefors they •ffect.d the body ; that lie
mind was first corroptol before the hand shook or the
eye dimmed; and s-iecladed bin remark, by an earnest
appeal to all prreent to join the teieperanee canoe—Mr.
I). Rallian. of ler whole, followed in a humourous speech.
Els ex pretest his decided opinioa in favour of sold water
as a beverage, oonsiderine it far superior to tea; hied if
his ruddy aod healthy countenance is to be easteted
41 worthy of evidcoise in its favour, we thick he
incontestibly proves its soperionty.)—Mr. Curtis, of
Poole, in • abort but admirable address, pointed out
the very men), advantages secured to the young by the
a4option of total abetinence. He had been a teetotaler
27 years, and daring that time had seen many young
moo who started as fair in life as himself, drawn down
step by step into the vortex of dissipation, through
taking the first glees. He wanted all, but especially
the young, to be earnest in the canoe. Not to suppose
because they had not suffered from the evils of intem-
perance that they were to remain passive; but eonsider-
mg the temptations they had escaped, to be up and
doing for the sake of others. He trusted when they
seat met on such an oceasdon to are many more present.
He then explained the objects of the County Almada-
%ion, on behalf of which be solicited their
W. Shave and Mv. bleeders afterwards addressed the
martisig, and the proceedings closed by singing the
Doxology.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-25

Lt.

1114

LONDON MARKETS.
ET EXPRESS é ELECTRIC TELEORA PR.
(FROM OTJ/T—fArT B—TEPORTF.E..)
Mklll4lll/4 MONDAY, October 24.—There was a
Imp attendance of millers and dualist In the Emanuel
today, and the wheat on our, home and foreign, was
quite an average quantity, sod in excellent cooditiou ;
hut oviug, so doubt, to the present penis in the moue,
market, dealers mere not 'prevailed upon to mutukt°
to any tarp extent, though it Iv not probable
wheat of tbe rum% quality will be much. jf6lkY'
lower in a few weeks shift. Barley tr.& ."
better, especially for grinding torts, whia fully mil°e
tallied the sd•anoe of as week. ForrZte:
("Midas the trade was dull but business int
without any quotable redaction. For distill's g aorta
ties bud* we firm, but by no ilie.oll brisk. There wts
no alteration in the value of oats, which were sitga
von plentiful, cod a fair amount of Mode was done.
UWI'IIOPOUTAN CA/I'LS MAI,ILIT, MOND•T, October
MIL—We had an unusually large wind, of beasts,
though nearly 1,000 head short of last Monday's num-
ber. For rough foreign sorts no reasonable offer wee
refund, a tendency prevailing amongist rollers to get
rid of them at almost any menace. Good gram beasts
were short, mid those on offer realised high rates. The
top prim for fat bullocks was from tra 44. to Bs 6d.
Der $ lbs. The sheep on offer were for the most part
Mime not disposed of hut Monday, sad some additional
foreign Ports. The business done was not ex tenni ve. and
rates weie • little easier. Some very %metal half bides
were purchased at le. 10d. per stone. The veal market
wee almost entirely neglecter' There were some strong
valves on offer, but for which there was little or no
demand. There waa a good busineas done in pigs of all
sorts. Pork and bacon pigs were dearer.—Current
rates Bret, prime, Se tore. 64. ; inferior, 3s. 104. to
4a led. ; mottos, prime Downs, fie. to fe. 44. ; woods,
4n. Id. to 4s. 104. ; inferior, 4a. to 4s. 4d.; veal, 44. to
4s. Bd.; pork, 3a. 104. to te. Bd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-25

OPENING OF THE MILL DOWN SCHOOL.

On Friday lasi the newly-erec'ed premises
(situate in Dasnory Lane) for the sonommodation
of the children attendlog the Middle Class School,
were formerly opened by the respected founder, T. H.
Beetard, Fog., of Charlton Marshall. in the presence of
a select circle of friends, on which occasion the pupils,
accompanied by their parent', together with the
mansgere and invited guests, were entertained with an
excellent dinner by the m m lain. gentleman. The new
school promisee, which are built of red brick, comprise
a schoolroom 29(t. 6in. by litt. 6.n., a OIAIS room
1411.. 6in. by 1411.., and a residence for the school-
mieress. It stands in an excellent situation,
and is well built and ventilated. In front ls a
good aim play ground, and at the side and back
are plots of garden ground, intended for the purpose of
teaebing the pupils gardecing. The entrance is
bounded by iron railings, adjoining which is a very
moat structure of white brick, with dons dreads's of
Mamie design, intended at first as a eanopy for a foun-
tain, bat there not being a 'efficient force of water a
neat pump will supply its plane.
. . . .

Shortly before two o'clock the guests having
assembled in the schoolroom, Mr. Bastard invited them
to acoompeny hint to wittier the ceremony of uncover-
ing the inscription over the pump. On their easernbling
outside he stated that the pump whisk he had eroded
to the memory of two hia most intimate and devr friends
was not only intended for the use of the school and tle
Inhabitant' of the town of Blandford, bat of everybody
who thought proper to make use of it. He than
r. qursted the builder, Mr. A ugustur Green, to remove
the covering from the tablet, on which the following
inaoription was
.writi en :7
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-25

TO THE BURGEMOM OF THE BOROUGH OF

DORCHESTER.
-
GENTLEMEN—My term of Office in tbe
Council will empire on the let of November
neat, and I beg respectfully to inform you that it it not
my intention to be n Candidate for re-election on
that day.
I remain, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient Servant,
JOHN F. HODGES.
Dorebester, October 22nd, INN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-25

DENTAL

-ARTIFICIAL

DORCHESTER—every alternate Satanlay, at Mr.
HAZEL'S, High Weld-street, October 29, November
12, 26• December 10, 24
. .

Attenda'nos at WEYMOUTH—Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at 107, St. Mary-street.
BRIDPORT--seery alternate Satarday at M.
MUNFORD, South-street,--November 5, 19, Deeem-
... be! 3. 17, 31.

BOURNEMOUTH—at lalrs.ol7lllllNS', Gerrie House,
Commercial-road, every Tuesday.
EH ERBORN E—on alternate Tburedays—November 3,
17, December 1, 15, 29.
MIL EPHRAIM MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTIST. IL R.C.S.,
9, GROITLXOI-11TRIET, 011.0•VICSON•SQUAIII1; and
14, GAT•4ITRIZT, BATH.
Newly-Invented and Patented application of prepared
I NDI A RU BBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Goma. and Palates
. _

A new, original, and invaluable Invention, consisting
In the adaptation, with the most wbvolute perfection and
succor*, of prepared gum-coloured indiarublier on a base
for artificial teeth. Entire or partial sets may he made
with tie deatest facility in • very ehort time. Only one
visit is required to fit them. it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by means of • iroft bad
placed, while in a state of famine. between the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming hard, possesses the greeted
powerful wit-adhesion. The teeth Ire also immovably
fixed in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One pet will last for ninny years, and on
any of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
lonic or from decay, they may be added to the indis-
rubber plate in use with the greeted ease and at a very
trifling expense. The acids of the mouth exert no
agency on the chemically-prepared indiarubber, and (es
it is • non-conductor) fluids of any temperature may,
with thorough comfort, be retained in the mouth, all
unpleasantness of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
to preparation.
$r Jest Published, price Is., Ephraim Moody on
the " Teeth, and the best means of Supplying their
Deficienciew." The Author, 9, Grosvenor-street, W.

AU communi:ations in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Aviculture' Gazette, at the Office, Church
Street. Dorchester.
TUB
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-25

DORCHESTER
AGRICULTURAL RIPORITORT BALM

ENTA BLIPS ID 1852.

IVIR. T. ENSOR (IM. Baas' and lima)
bees to asoosace that hi. blast Bsle el FAT
sad STOKE STOCK will be bald et lila

REPOSITORY,

Opposite tb• South-Western Magee, ers the South
"Imes. on SA TURD A Y. OCTOBER 29.
1864. eorseasseieg at Twelve it'oloeit. Stebling
sad Keep for Stook seat tee day before the Sale
provided at Moderate Charges. Early &Arles are
requested so that due publicity may bo given.
All Leta to be paid for imniediataly aher the Sale.and
no lot. taken away without on Order, to be obtained al
the oho, on Lb. Sale around.

KIIITZI/111
9 very prime Fat Heifers.
6 Fat Heifers.
6 Fresh Cows.
4 Fmk Working Oxima.
3 ditto.
7 Heflin sod Calves.
3 Fat Calves.

4 lloonnito4
JO Pea Slat% 1000110111.
10 ditto.
20 Fat Sussex Dews lota
30 ditto.
30 ditto.
40 Fat Down Koss.
30 ditto.
15 Fat Sheep.
6 Fat Rams.-4 Wethets.
SO ahoioe 2 and 4-tooth Hors low, ia lamb by &Hors
Rao, tha Property of Mr. P11711.1.D. of
Bysoos4obary.

At tie RIPONTOILY, adjoining the Puma OP
7llaTSllll hilt, at belf•yast 3 o'elotk.
3 superior Bay Cart Horses, from 16 to 17 bands WO,
ot great aim and power, and their Harness, Um
Property of a gentleman giving op Farming.

MHZ OIL SEED CRUSHING COMPANY
1. (Limited) Lewd Hutusmista. Chainnan, estab-
lished at Dover to manufacture genuine LINSEED and
OOTTON CAKE, beg to inform the Agriculturists of
Doraetahim and tiemersetabire, that they bees appointed
Mr. It DAMEN, of Dorchester, their Agent for
supplying the districts of Weymouth, Dorchester, and
Yeovil at moderate prices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-03

DR. COFFIN'S PILL.

THB riot and imaresaing demand for Dr,
cornws INDIAN PILLS hes induced him to
appoint retail egents for certain &striate in the country,
that the nalosrorts applicants, apart, from theca who
petherionally consult him, rosy oonvenieatly obtain them
in the legalities In which they reside. All disorders
originate front obstructions in OOP of the organs or viscera
of the system, whim prerent • five circulation and
action of the mechanism of the animal soonomy. To
remove those impsdim mt., and regime to health the
deranged system, oonstitutes the great secret of the
heeling art. To give algae • taus to the stoma& and
invigorate the liver, is to parterre one half of the work,
whatever may be the mature of the &mem ; for in ell
local and general obstructioas those two important;
iatit area/acted, either directly or by =WY. TM
LNDIA.N PILL/ are, then, offered cos tly by the
dlssoverer of Mom as the most safe and mirtsie inease
to prods., this, sod those who try she. will realise the
happy rand•
All Dr. Oorror's works, " &Made (hide to Health,
' Treaties on Indwifery," k. ka. ma he °Ward of
his esmatry ages* or at fa, llsablge•-pkies,
square, Leedom
Amall-
-Bori /atom= Ann% Ocean., Bleadtiordi
sals, IDerebeabir ; Whobarne ; Roberta k
lawstarel= °Tfle= • Waretheed, ;SesZtt
amnia. Crowkseari=4.B•Malizi.
atKeltaelawi&sl,

Calling at LOSDONDIMIT for Mails and Paaasngen.
RATIO or rAaa.a..—To FUSTIAN') : First-Claas, 15
and 18 Guineas, aeoording to easomnodation ; Steerage
to Portland, Quebec, Boston, New York, Eight Omission.
Passengers are booked through to all parts of Canada
and the Western States of Amnia, at }lodated Rates,
by the Grand Trunk Railway.
For Paesage, apply to SABEL k SEARLE,
IS. WATiga•Srusr, IdvisrooL.

JOHNSON, JOHNSON &Co's.

PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,
Is decidedly the Purest
Strongest—Cheapest
' I and Best—the most
WHOLESOME & INVIGORATING.
4111. So Iti n Packets by Ageo to in every TOWS
AUDIT&

LOCAL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-03

WOOL FAIR.

MR. T. ENSOR (LAI% BAK= AND INDON
her to anomie, that to will hold Isis ANNUAL
SALE of FAT aod STORE STOCK and 11011868 at
W 001... MONDAY, MAY 1646, 1864, oonamoing *A
12 o'clock proonmill.
MOWS RIMEL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.

rig gre-e-t—eod increasing demand for Dr,
OOFFIN'it INDIAN PILLS has induced hire to
aoint retail agents for certain dirtricite in the country,
Id the 0111116f0111 ALF PliC" t.• WA from throe who
proholiesay consult him, may conveniently obtain them
in the localities in which they reside. All disorder&
originate from obstructions in some of the organs or viaerva
of the ryetem, which prevent • frog circulation and
action of the mechanism of the animal economy. To
remove those impedim into, and restore to health the
deranged system, roost:at:atm the great secret of the
heeling art. To give again a tone to the stomach sod
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 obstruction, those two important
Mrare affected, either directly or by sympathy. The
AN plus are, then, offered confidently by the
discoverer of them as the most safe arid certain means
to produce this, and them who try them will realise the
happy malt.
All Dr. Conti's works, "Botanic Guide to Health,
"Trestle on Midwifery," he. lte„ em be obtained of
his country agents, or at 14, Ithateguir-plam, Rases&
square, Laudon.
Beta APPOINTED deism Groves, Bloodford ;
Heide, Dorchester; Huntley, Winibonse ; Roberts It
Shaftetharia,. Groves, Weymouth; Oot,
Bridport; Naas Yeovil • Gamed, Shorties.;
Begawan, Crewkeres&mook, Salsbury. Wlioleeele.
21, Meetseee-asee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08

DENT% PATENT FLUID, SHIP AND
BOAT COMPASSIBiI.—Tbe attention of Ship-
owners and others it mlicited to the Improvements
made in them Instruments by the late B. J. Dent and
P. Dent.

These Compames are approved of by the Lords Com-
mimioners of the Admiralty. an are in general use in
the Royal Navy, and have been Relented in preference
to all others by the Royal National Life-boat Institu-
tion ; thus giving ameranoe of their decided superiority.
Dster, Chronometer and Compass Maker to the Queen
the Prince of Wales, and the Lords Commintioners of
the Admiralty. GI, Strand, (adjoining Contta's Bank,)
and 34 and 35, Royal Ruthenia, London. Patent
Chronoin,t.rs, as supplied to the Government, reduced
Irons 40 Guineas to 35 Guineas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08

Important to Country Patients.

0 CONSULTATION FEE. Messrs.
SMITH will, for the benefit of persons suffering
from Nervous Debility, Ices of Memory, Dimness of
Sight, lassitude, Indigestion, Dislike to Society, Local
Weakness, Muscular Relaxation, Langour, and an
diseases resulting from the errors of youth and man-
hood, on receiving a description of the patient's case,
send by return of port their written opinion, with
advice and directions for the most successful treatment
and cure.

Who to Consult for the Cure of Debility.
GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SUF-
FERKRA.-20,000 copies of the PRIVATE
MEDICAL FRIEND, on the self-cure of nervous
debility, hies of memory, dimness of sight, lassitude,
dislike to society, impediments to marnage, kn., re-
sulting from the early errors of youth, which, if neg-
lected, result in consumptior, insanity, and premature
death ; with plain directions for restoration to health,
Post free (secure from observation) for one stamp
Adams, Mears. Smith, 8, Burton-macent, London,
W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08

HEALTH and HAPPINESS for the
NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.—A single
copy of a new medical work, written by one of the
most eminent medical men of the present day, solely
, for the guidance and beneff I of that clam of sufferers
, whom affections are often self-initiated, sod who
desire a speedy and private cure, yet too often become
the dupes of designing London Quacks. For such
offerors this work NI intended, showing a certain means
of sure in eases of nervous debility, relaxation, organic,
or load weakness, languor, blushing, debility, and
various other nervous symptoms; also showing how
all the en-called impedimenta to marriage may be
effectually removed; with numerous illastrativ• cease
of parties who have bees restored to the bleasinp of
health by following the advice laid down in this work.
Sent free to any address, on receipt of stamp to pro.
pay poetsge—Addrem to the Searelary, Institute of
Aniftomy, itirmingbarn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08

LONDON MARKETS.

BY EXPRESS & ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

-
(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER)
laaaa-Lena, Monday, March 7.—There wee. large
supply of grain on the stands, but most of it in very
indifferent coalition. Wheet was, for retail lots, a
shilling cheaper. but factors ere» indisposed to tell.
Barley went off slowly at the rates of tut week.
Oat. mold steadily at former prima.
lIZTROPOLITALW CLITLII AIRIEST. MOIVISY. M.ra 7.
—There was an average supply of stock ut to-day's
market, but for the most part of inferior quality. Trade
Wu exceedingly slow sad prices stationary. 'rho top
Price Nl' bed Bo3tn wee 5e.; for beet Boullidowns,
8.. iod. Pork and wool ira• very inferior. Itwd found
but few buyers. Timire was saw Jaab, which went on
St 7e, per stone of BTh..

MAINZ Lou. Monday, Nary! 7.—Nothwithatanding that the
arrival. of English wheat up to oar whet. coastwise and by
land carriage hare been on. very moderate ode. end that
the show of warnple he been limited, the demand for di kinds
has rules' heat y, but without change in value tempered with
the prey-loos week. The import• of foreign wheat have fallen
o(; nevertheld, des hare progresed slowly, at about
datloouy prices. Fine malting barley, both !agileb and
foreign, has sold freely, at full currencies. In grinding and
<Henan( sorts. very little has been passing, at buctly late
yoke.. Malt bee been In moderate supply and fair recluse, at
led week'. quotations. 0•14 have ruled • shele.lo,er, with a
dull inquiry. Both be no and pose have declined 1.. per qr.
with a heavy demand. The trandtiona in Sour hare been on
• moderate seene. MOM, however, have been supported.
Throoshout the Continent, the tranaellore In wheel have
colitintied on • limited *de, yet very little change hes dun
pl.. in quot•Uons. All kinds of Spring corn have cold
slowly. In America, both wheat and dour have commanded
very little attention for export purposes.
The various Ined market, in England have been Intl' supplied
with wheat, in which above an avenge buaineso ha• been doing
on former terms. Barley and most of the other Artie's' hare
met • slow inquiry, on rather easier, tenni. The suppliee
have continued large.
. - . . .

Tee ewe* markers lave been *Andy for loe wheat end
barley. at full quotatleee. all other Mere of produee bare
0.3114 oaowly on tenser terms.

In !Maw% the tramactiona in grain have continued 00C
llaltad wale, sad. In min Instances. prime bane bad a down-
ward taideitay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08

imperial Varliament.

HOUSE OF LORD&

Moroni'. —Earl Russell raid Goverarneet bad mg
evideuce implicsting Signor 11.azioi In the plot
the French Emperor's life, and had DO Wesel
taking may promediop In the matter. The Iseult
Prisoners' Act Amendment Bill,a Inessure whieb bed Me
origin in the Townley sae, was mad a emend teas
TUESDAY. —The Marquis of Clanrieute ended Anew
tion to the "notorious' ealistemnta which hams taken
place in Ireland on behalf of the Federal army. LA
Russell replied that he had eomplained to Mr. Adam el
these proceedings, but the Auserieanylfinielerifini
neatly denied emir troth—probably as far ae
their official character. Another we *measlier kr;
conduct of the Government in refermses to Federal
enlistments with the seizure of the dam rams. Berl
Derby alluded to the amusements of the " Puska
Brotherhood" in Cork and Dublin. bat Berl Gruel"'
replied ant the organinetion W 24 • " parlegebt
contemptible" one.
TIIUDIDAY.—No Imam= of importance was knad
gaoled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08

DENTS TURRET CLOCKS.

%VIE attention of Public Bodies, Gentlemen,
1. and others is respectfully requmted to the im-
provements made in the oonstruction of Clock. suitable
,or Stables. Churches, and other larmeßuildings, by the
late KJ. DENT and F. Dams, Clock and Chronometer
klakere to the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late
Prinoe Consort. and Makers of the GREAT CLOCKS
forth. HOUSES of PARLIAIIENT. kc.. .

Turret Cloaks with Compensation Pendulum, adjusted
for variations of temperature, to work the bands of
Dials of any size from 1 foot to 30feet diameter.
. . .

Coutt's Bank, and 34 and
35, Royal Exchange, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08

HOOK FARM,
4 Niles hoot the Maiden Newton Station ot the Greet

We.tern Railway.

MR. T. ENSOR (LATZ AND 11(1101)
ham been favoured with imitructions from Mr.
RAIWIAI.II, who ia quitting the (min. to SELL
AUCTION, on MONDAY and TUESDAY,
MARCH 21 and 22, 1864, his Valuable MODERN
FURNITURE, and the remainder of his Cart and
Heck Home, Implemeatr. Wagons, Carta, ; par-
*lonians of which are given in Catalogue..

CIA NADIAN ROYAL MAIL
ILI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—LIVER-
Y POOL AND CANADA, Ma I'omA/fp,
Menu. First-elaaa fulLpowered Steamers
will Sail as follows :
WOE. AMERICAN Mar.lo DAMASCUS -April 7
• fava aounis
17RA
VirraITRIIVIANN "
„ 31
Calling at LOIDONDIRIT for Mails and
RATKO OF PANN•OL.—To PORTLAND: Firat•Clami, 111
and 18 Gains., aooording to accommodation ; Steerage
t.) Portland, Quebec, Boston, New York, Six Guineas.
Pameogrers are booked through to all parts of Canada
and the Writers Stable of America, at Redueed,Rates,
by the Druid Trunk Railway.
For Peeeage, apply to SABEL k SEARLE,
19, WATER-STRIZT, LIVIWOOL.

CIOOK WANTED—en experienced pinyon,
aot under 30. —Apply et the relepraes Olnee,
IDareheeter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Tedworth Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Hurley
Gate, Savernake Forest; Thursday, Chute Lodge;
Saturday, Coombe Wood—at 11.
Mr. Walter Flower's Harriers—Friday, Porton Firs
—at 11.
The So-ith Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Broad
Chalk; Friday, Berwick St. James, Stapleford.
The Blacknioor Vale Foxhounds —Tuesday, (this
day,) Walbridge Oat.; Friday, Buokshaw
Howe; Saturday, Zelda Green—at 11.
Mr. Itedolyffe's Hounds—Tuesday (this da3),
Meloombe ; Friday, Milborne Wood—at 11.
The Bast Dorset Hounds—Wednesday. Bedeherater ;
Saturday, Bottle Bush Down.
Lord Poltimorr's Honnds—l'aeaday (this day), East
Compton; Thursday, Ilelbury ; Friday, Punis-
h= —at 11.

Th-o—La;gpo—rt. Harriere—Wedneeday, Drayton;
fiaturdat, Somerton Hill—at 10.30.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuseday (thls day),
Bird's Ildl, Combs Sydenhain ; Friday,Holford—
at 11.

All cominuni,ations in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Genetic, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08

LONG BREDY,

Eight miles from Dorchester, Seven from Bridport.
Important SALE of 25 DAIRY COWS and HEIFERS
teith (Mires, 345 Fat and Store Don n oheep, Cart
Horses, Implements, Hay, Feed of Farm, An.
-
MR. T. E NBOR (LATE DARER AND ZNNOR)
has been favoured with instructions from Mr.
J. FOOKR, who is quitting the Farm, to SELL by
AUCTION, on THURSD AY. MARCH 17, 1864,
the following DAIRY COWS, F.t Wethers and
Ewes, Cart llorsirs, Implements, Hay and Feed. AA,
—cis., 23 Dairy Cows and Heifers with Calves,
Hammer, 106 Fat sit-tooth Down Wethers, 100 Fat
alia•toollh Maiden Down Ewes, 110 four-tooth maiden
*DOWD Ewes, in fresh condition, 35 Cliilver Hogs, 4
'Cart Horses and their Heroes; 3 Wagons, 3 Putt., 3
'Ploagitt, llanows, Drags, Tormentors, Iron Roller,
A.horm portahle Thrashing Machine, Haymaking
Machine, 2-bores Corn Drill, about 40 ton. of Clover and
'Meadow Hay, the Feed of the farm (in convenient lots)
up to the 6th and 15th of April.
The Auctioneer begs to inform his friends that the
Dairy Cows are principally of the Devon limed; 2U of
them are under five years old, and will have Calves by
the day of Sale; they ere of good size, and excellent
mach, re. 200 of the Sheep are prime six-tooth mutton,
well deserving the attention of Butchers; that remainder
of the Sheep are in fresh condition. The Hay is well
mode from off good land, and may be removed from the
Premises, Th. Hones are powerful and good
workers. The Implements In good condition.
_ _

Itetreaitime:ata I Tw,l4. Sala at Ono.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-06

DENTAL

etigßßOßNE—att alternate Tbends”—September 8,
22. October 6 outel 20.
DORCHESTER—every sltesuate Saturday, at Mr.
HAERVS, Ilish Wert-street, September 17, and
October 1.
Attendance at WEYMOUTFI—Moadays, Watineadayt,
and Frahm at 101, /M. Mary-atreet.
BRIDPORT—every altentate Ilatarday at Mr.
MUNFOOD, £Matit•straet.--aleptoasher 10 sad 24.
sorßiamourn-at bIes.GUEIBINS', Gerrie House,
Oommercial-road, every Tuesday.

MR. EpHRAIM MOSILt, StIRGEoN
Riurrivr,
9, Gitoirfavvvitsklur, (3606•0101-SQUA1I; sad
14, OAT-HTIEHT, BATH.
Hee.ty-invionted and Patented application of prepared
IN DI RUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Gums. and Klass..
. . . .

A new, and invaluable Invention, consistin
a/ g
In the xpiation with the most absolute perfection and
sucoaut, propend gooKeloured ladisrubber as • ham
for artificial teeth atire or partial set. may be made
with tla. 'neatest facility in • very thort time. Italy one
visit Is required to lit theft', it being done with the
greatest aerteracy and idollbrt by means of a soft be..
placed, while in a state of fusion, between the teeth and
pots, vial', upon becoming hard, pommies the greatest
powerful self-adhrhion. Tbe teeth are oleo immovably
Iced in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One net will last for many years, and on
any of the natural teeth falling oat by absorption of the
pms or from decay, they may be added to the india.
rubber plate to use with the greatest ease and at • very
trifling espouse. The acids of the mouth exert, no
agency on the ehemicaltyprepared indiasunber, and (as
It is a non-condrester) Mikis of any temperature may,
with !baronet' comfort, be retained in the mouth, all
tinplcasautaess of smell and taste being at the some
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of

ti preparsiinn.
or Just Published, price lc, Ephraim Mostly on
the "Teeth, and the bat means or Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 9, Grosvenor-street, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-06

ROBERT HAZEL,

:FURNISHING IRONMONGER, WIRE-WORXER,
CUTLER, TINMAN,
WHITE AND BLACKSMITH,
AND MANUFACTURER OF PLOUGHS,
with extra deep Taraturrewa;
Also his
DRAGS AND HARROWS,

which sleet with universal apes-chatter; among the
Agrimilturel aommeeity.
R. H. elm makes the improved VENITLATOIt,
adapted to circumstances, and mush approved by all
Architects, and absolutely useessery when buildiap are
lighted with pa.
Iles elm • email Mock of them old.faaltioned
MODERATOR LAMPS, by the celebrated makers
Certihaiu and Corbin, from 2s. dd. each; elm • few of
the same kind (warranted) slightly second hand, or
chemises* been used or s night only for balls, Lo.,
be bought at plea own mite.
Also a very Mos stook of the IMPROVED MODERN
LE A ROTOR R A NOES, to roast or bake, with Ovens
thoroughly Ventilated, from £3 each. Also his Kettles
or Boilers, with Copper Bottoms to let into the grate to
facilitate the edition of the ers. Is admitted to be • great
insprevemmt ; and here again I might intrude myself
with numerous tastissosials.

KCECTEO PLATE, now no longer a
luxury, but an absolute neemaity, is replete with every
1•0461/11 kopreement, in winch my be found Illeetre
Teaspoons, at is. per door.
nook ef IRON BEINITRADe, at mins
low. Also LOOKING GLASSES—Pier
Dareseng, to, ka— larp and good collection.
re Osepintere—l :mg to may I have • stash of Addis
and Sernis Tools, as well as Brad's, are. And for
Manna—W.ll.B. Trowels, ho., he. To amithe—•
ate* Ins bought before the advises; and Rams,
swernuited, 11. per dons.
REPAIRING ef all kinds done immediately.
[I bad anon forgot to say • portioa of then goods
•are to be bend la soy NEW 819110 W ROOKS.)
Also Dairyman 1 would by so man emit I eau
do your GOODS equal to the best, sad with prouipiam.
Here yea will lad Pails of ?very variety, Yokes, Ohms
Prearce—Canois and Teem • Improved Nab Pans, made
every aims. Milk Leads with or without prink:lea, •
truly good ankle.
Powder, Mot, sad Caps in endless variety. Rabbi
Traps, good article, 90s. per dosen.
Wire of all sins. A large and good mortment
of Brushes, Hair Broome, Hair, Break Seroba, 1.
Horse Brushes, Spoke dine —ma endless variety.
A vary good sad oboe( AINNOWING MACHINE
by Clotkier, Spin..., warranted.
A vary s.p.rtor ditto by Cranford, really • lint-elaie
artirle, • golassi, warranted.
NWT ACfIINE OIL—PAINTS AND COLOURS,
.—OLAIN AND PUTTY.

- - - -
thasks for past favours.
Darehmter. November 4. 11163.

COAL STORE&
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATION&
1 LOOK begs lo inform Ms Friends and
.a: . the Pulls thee he le BILLING COALS se the
shove elrigews,M Mie following PRICKS, for CASH,
VtL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-06

THE BRISTOL CONGRESS.

It is very painful, says the Church Review, tie flame to
publish the following letter; but in a case in will& lb*
principle of maintaining intact the law of the dame bte
respect to holy matrimony lb directly involved, los
cannot hesitate :

.
(Copy.)
East Brent, Weston-eaper-Kare, August 90, 11364.
My dear Lord,—Having been coo/trained to withdraw,
my name from the list of vioe-presidents of the Chureh,
Congress, proposed to be bald at Bristol in October next
and to destine to take any pert In the proceedinp of the-
Congress, I feel that it is dee to °them as to myself, to
state the ground apes whinia have dons this; mad I know
of no way so fitting withal el • letter addressed to your-
self, as president, and afterwards made peblie. The
Dean of Bristol, whose name appears ea the list of vice-
presidents, ham plead himself la • position which I be-
lieve to be irreeooeiliable with the law of the Church of
England, though it be not only allowed but senetioged
by the law of the land. Some at my brethren may re-
gardthat position as doubtful only; it &proem tome to
be ned. Others may be content that the law of
the Church should be in all respects, sebordinated to
I the law of the land am not so cooteut. It appears
to me that when the laws conflict—as we must he pre-
pared to see them gentian from time to time—it is oat
thing to bear the distress amid the trial patiently, and to
hope and pray for better tines; it is quite another thing
to deal with the Chnroh's law as with what has, on that
amount, aimed to be any longer • rule of Ufa. Under
these eiroomstaaces I have withdrawn my sass.;
having special regard to the fact that the point 24 team
n thi painful matter iv, ',hailer the law of the ehomit
Ii to be regarded by cheer:Linen as of no authority so
soon as it 08111.811 to be in ACOOMMICI with the law et
the lead, or whether it is to be regarded as hoeing,,
under such condition, the sums binding authority se
before. It appears to me that • church worms, of
which the Dean of Bristol is • vica-preeideet. doe*, in
elect, arm the first of these two positions and deny
the last; and I respectfully submit that it is an little
by depreciation or disparagement of the Church's law
as by endue exaltation of it, that we can hope to pre-
. serve unimpaired and for the good of all, the great
b'essinp of Church and State.—Believe me, my tsar
i lord, very truly and faithfully yours.
Donnie A. Davison.
The Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol.

ORB OP TO! or JOHItz•LIHM.—In idltio
to the other innumerable valuable blessing eonferred by
• eivilised wee% wit may ask how would that Implied
ant:notable rase of teat', natio-a, frumpidi old mmtle.
mat, wbo have Illotbiex to do, be able to get through
the day without tim aid of • newapaper? It it b.
only oeenpation they hues; ill, the whim,' thing that
keeps them quiet ; it is the one taliman that prevents
them from grumbling perpetually, morning, noon, soli
evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-06

IMPORTANT SALE OF NEWT-CLAMS DOWN

SHEEP AND LAMBS.

MR. ENSOR Oats BALLO. and Eason)
has born favoured with instructions frost Mr.
BUILD:IL to BULL by AUCTION, at hie Repository,
on SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17th, 1/1611, oestowee.
hag at 12 o'clock precisely (before the liale of !stelae.)
300 two-tooth DOWN EWES sod 400 CHILVER
L4llBB.

_
The Asetioneer begs to inform his friends that Mr.
Bannon, who is about to leave Penton Farm, has
determined to offer for Salo the above on the 17th of
September, and the remainder of the Rook at Mid-
summer nest.

The superior description'of Ibis Flock is so meU
knows. sad the high prime Mr. Bardss boa ales,'
made of his Ewes at the Dorchester Fain, renders it
unneemiary for the Atictioceer to say more than that
Mr. Burke has bred theca solely from Mr. T.
Saunders's Flack, end that they poampo that great size,
combined with quality, good colour, kid heavy deems
for which the Watercombe Flock has for many years
been °skims/ed.

--Tile Bb;iip---e;d Lambe are warranted aoand, and will
be wild in lets ol 113.

NEW AGRICULTURAL SEEDS FOR
PlitiniNT BOWING :
TRI VALIUM,
STUBBLE STONE TURNIP,
ESSEX DWARF RAPE,
ITALIAN RYE GRASS,
WHITE MUSTARD,
Stmeestly foe Delivery at ENSOWS CORN sad SEED
STORM, DORCHESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-06

LOCAL BANKRUPTS.

Alfred Holland, Aldershot, watch and clock maks=
Charles Knight, Petembeld, Hants, tailor.
Eliza Smith, Port-s, drmemaker.
Gears., Howland Hill, Bombers, insurance neut.
William Seymour Kemp, Bristol. commission meat.
, James Wsliedeld, Bristol, beerialler.
Walter Gale, Braiabbeld, near Ramsey, Huts,.
builder.

Thomas Webb Smith. Clifton, Bristol. coachman.
Joseph WilliBll2 Johnsoo, Clifton, Bristol, dealer In.
eiguss
DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS.

T. Lavo, Portland, baker--dir.
w. Elliott, Beatniater, groar—di'. 14.
G. Sworn, Wareham, brear—div. 10#E
C. Madan, Gillingham, Dorastabire, wine mitspisii
raerehant— div. sa.
W. Elliott, Boaminster, grocer--div. 4s. Ct. IMF

icabraham, Taunton, jeweller—die. 90.
J. &one, Bridgwater, butalber—div. la. Oid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-06

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

The half-yearly raiment of accounts of this company
to the 31st of July last, has just been issued. It shows
that the receipts on shares and stocks for the Great
Western (original line) amounted to £16.220 802; on
those of the Oxford motion to £3,265,375; es
those of the Newport section to £1,075,944; on tb•
Hereford to £543,199; on throe of the Wert Mid-
land to £1,319,164 ; no those of the South Wales to
£3,450,537; and on joint amount £2,6o3—anaking
together £2,390,062 received on ordinary and prefer-
ence shares and stocks in the rompaay, the total amount
created being 127,293,775. The arrears amount to
£6,755, the alb not yet made to 05,529. and tb•
amount of forfeited end unissued shame to £1,346,871.
The amount received at loans as debentures in
respect of the capital of the Great Western original
line is £11,574,485; in respect of West Irsillead capital
£889,433; and in respect of the South Wales espial
Cl,2lB,o2l—total, £13,681,939 ;—which aided to tbir
£25,900,621 raised at shares, makes a lista of
C 39,582.560.
The capital expenditure In respect of the original
Great Western and Shrewsbury lines moulds to
£27,995,946, including subscriptions and disbureemeala
for otherAndertakings to the amount of £2,265,9011
the expenditure on account of the Oxford espitali
amounts to £4,341,171; on the Newport capital to.
£1,507,101', on the Hereford capital to £792,713; cm
account of Weal Midland capital to £2563.360; as account.
of South Wales capital to £4,510,438, including £128,580
subscriptions to other undertakings, and the expendi-
ture on joint capital secant up to the 31st of July
last to )M4,301, including E 40,500 rubeeriptiona to
other undertaking.; total, £40,066,790, leaving balances
against capital on temporary bans of £484,230.
The revenue account for the half-year ending the 31st
of July lest shows that £1,678,350 had been received
from all sources, and £763,741, or 46'466 per amt. eg-
ponied in working the beak, leaving a balance of
' 116914,60& Out of this is deducted £52,785 for not
char-, £50,727 for joint interests, and £5,000
for Parlamentary expenses; £4,812 for exposes
of Kennet and Avon Canal. £7BO for Stour-
bridge Canal. and £1,014 expenses of Stratford Canal,
together, £145,118, leaving £7811,490 to be divided in
the proportion of £566908, or 73'6725 parts to the
Great Western (original) ; £120,252, or 15'6723 parte to
the West Midlaad ; and e 52,335, or 101 parts to the
South Wales. Back proportiou im dealt with separately
by the three eselloos, sad the result is that for the Great
Western (mien!) they. remains £124,377 available for
dividend on the ordinary steak and shares, being at the
rate 013 percent, per anus=; for the West Mislead
ordinary stooks £14,084, available meths rata of 24 per
emit, per annum on the Oxford Mock, and at the rata
of 14 per cent, per annum on the Newport stook 'sadi
for the South Wales ordinary stock /2161,229. available-
for a dividend at the rate of 34 per sent. per annum, for
the past half-year, ending July 31.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

TB! LIMITING OT TOR MALL,

Ti 'object was aloi mentiootd in the General Pnr.
Committee Report. It stated that the c ,uitnittee
had duly mouldered this subject, and had recommended
that the present mode of lighting thould he pre...seed as
much as possihle, but that additional lights should be
added. The Mayor then detailed serval cam riraienta
which had been made with various burners, Auld the re.
port wee adopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

POTATO MARKET.

BOROUGH AND Berta tristr a, Friday.—There is
starc.ly any change in these mukets. A steady demand
prevad, at late quotations, and supplies ars to a fair
extent. Yorkshire lakes. 80s to 1005.; Heat and
Essex recent.; Os to 806; rooks, 60s to OW per too.

WOOL mARKsTri.

BRADFORD, Thum:lsl.—The lad market in the yde
shows • somewhat improved state of things. The cotton
market is a little more buoyant, and it is now pretty
known to what extant the recent failure, will aired
the dada, and these causes, combined with the recent
relazatton in the money market. tend to resinm 0041'
dense. There hare been more retrainee for wool during
the lad two or three days, and transactions are more
numerous to-day. The prices recently current are more
godly umintailied.

Two of the Finitude? and Orieatal steamers have
met accidents. The RIIIIIrOOIO, in her passage from
Calcutta to fines. stranded nen. Aden on lb. 10th
Deeentber, and by the last amonote wne in • very critical
position. Fortunately, puseogers, mails, and cargo
were all saved, and lad reachrei lima. The Bengal,
• with the outward mail wrs detained at Aden with her
pinion shaft broken, bat the pawners and mails would
be Wien on by the &mares.
It visa only last week that Mr. Turner, a rate
collector in Lambeth pleaded guilty at the Surrey
Semitone to the charge of embezzling to • large ext..%
the poor rates he had been estpged in collecting.
On Monday another collector in the same parish visa
up before the Lambeth poling magistrate for the muse
offence, and sae, it is mid, for a oessiderable
These repeated instances of deialeation sorely argue
considerable remissness on the part ei the Perish
anthorities.
Another making the twelfth, incendiary fire on tho
Yorkshire Welds, occurred at Haggai. on Wednesday
sight. The Goveroment has offered • reward of DO,
the idol snout now edited is 0100.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

111RTHs.

December 27, at Pellington, the wife of Mr. Henry
Scutt, of • daughter.
December 26, at Mattock, Somerset, the wife of the
Rev. T. L !Vines, of • daughter.
December 24, at Weymouth, the wife of 11,. G.
Nutley, baker. of • daughter.
December 29, at Seambiater, the wife of Mr. W.
Andress, of son.
December 21, et the Acorn Inn Evershot, the wife
of Mr. Cherie,. Soong, of • datighte;.
December 20, at Mulywell Cottage, Evershot, the wife
of Mr. John Christopher, jun., of a daughter.
December 20, at 7, Grisvener•place, the Lady Augusta
Start, of • daughter.
December 30, at 9, Prinee's.gardeus, the Hon.
lira Ashley Ponsouby, of a sun.
December 30, at the vicarage, Abbotstiory, Dorset,
the wife of Theophilos Parker, EA. IL D., of • son.
At Winiburna, the wife of Mr. Mark Barney,
saddler, of &daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

1). ampsbire.

RINOWOOD.—DiaTiI Taoll Buratto.—A fatal
accident happened to •little boy, about sin years of.
named Arthur White. on Wednesday morning. The
servant went down stairs to procure some water to
each the deceased and the other children, leaving them
al-me in the room. It is supposed that during her
abmnee he *sot In the nursery, in which a fire was
burning for the (ether, who was upstairs, heard the
screams of his child, and on going into the room he
found the deceased envelop d in 11.1nes, his night-dress
having taken fire. Medical all was at once obtained,
and the usual remedies administered, but, notwith•
*Winding every rare and atts ntion, the Poor little
sufferer died on Friday morning from the elfscia of the
burns and the shock to the nervous system. Deceased
was the eldest child and only eon of Mr. John White, of
the Highatreet.

A MOTHER'S LOVE.
--
They sin who tell ns love can die.
With life all other passions dy,
All others are but vanity.
In heaven ambition cannot dwell,
Nor avarice in the vaults of hell :
Earthly these pardons of the earth,
They perish when they have their birth;
But love is indestructible.
Its holy flames for ever lborneth,
From heaven it came, to heaven returneth ;
Too oft on earth a troubled guest,
At times deoeiv'd, at times opFmt,
It here is tried and puri‘d.
Then hath in heaven its perfect rest
It bowel here with toil and care,
But the harrest-time of love is there.
Oh! when a mother meets on high
The babe she loft in infancy,
Bath she not then, for pains and fears,
The day of woe, the watchful night,
For all her sorrow, all her tears,
And over-payment of delight
SOUTHEY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

HUNTING APPOINTMENT&

Tb• South Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Primus@ ;
Friday, Hinton Station—at 10.46.
Th• East Dorset Hounds —Thursday, Hanford
Rouse; Saturday. Ashley Wood--at 10.46.
Tb• Blacinnoor V 1 Fosliounds—Tureday, (this
day). Fire Budges; Friday, Podyniore ; Satur-
day. Ashley Woa—at 11.
Mr. Radolyffe's Hounda—Thursday, Holes Ash
Farm Houss.--at 11.
Lord Poltinaore's Hatiods—Wednesday, Winiard's
; Pnday, Wyalerd ; Saturday, Rampages&
Viliar —at 1.

An communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Clasette, at the Office, Church
Street. Dorchester.
TIC
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

CATTLE MAHKETEL

METILOPOIXTAN, Thursday. —Then was about an
average supply of hoist. on offer in to-day's market.
All breeds met • dull inquiry, and Mooday'apriees wens
barely supported. The extreme value of the best
Scots was 51 24 per 81b. The show of sheep eras
senereably good; Downs and half.breds moved off
freely, at fall currencies; but heavy sheep were • slow
sale, at late rates The top Agars was 64. per fkb.
Cholas calves were Orin, and the turn dearer. ; other-
wise, tho veal trade was inactive. Pigs and ankh
cows were very dull, but not quotably lower. Head of
stock on sale. Total supply :—Besets, ; cows. 110;
sheep, 51100; calves. 180; pigs, 220. Portlffit—Btalls.
202; sheep. 800; salves, W.

- . .
NICWOLTN •ND 111•DIENH•LL, Friday. —The "apply
of meat on sale is moderate. Good and prime beef and
and mutton rule firm ; otherwise the trade ia dell.—
Inferior beef, 21 10e to 3. 2.1; middling ditto. 3.44 to
3.1 ; mime large ditto, 34 10d to ts ; prime small
ditto, 4.2.1 to 4. 4.1; veal, 34 104 to 4s 8.1 ; inferior
mutton. 3s 64 to 3.104 ; middling ditto, 4. to 4.4.1;
prime ditto, 41 6.1 to 4s 8.1 ; large pork, 3.1 6.1 to 3s 10d;
small pore, 4s to ts 44.
Thureley —On the whole, we had • very
short market to-day, with a limited trade. There was
a short supply of beef, of very good quality, and quite
sufficient for the demand, there being very little wanted
at the present time. The animals on offer, however,
met with • steady sale, and scarcely any were left on
band ; prices are still very high, cur quotation' being
from 65. to 704 for best samples. We had • somewhat
'mill iui.my .4 sheep, with a good trade, and ileitis's
rather high, best wethera realising from 7id to Bid, and
ewea from foid to 74 per lb. There were about 15 of
this year's lambs brought to market, end £3 was asked
for • sheep and limb. The high price of wool I. ap-
parently including the large graziers to keep beck their
sheep till they can be shorn, and this will probably keep
our niarket rather short for some time. A limited
number of store cattle, with • middling trade. Fair
supply of mulch twir, of average quality, and priors
ranged from El 4 to kl 7 ; barretters sold well. A large
supply of pits, which met with an active demand, email
porker* viellinz from 8.44 tofu 64. per score, and bate°
pig* from 8. 3.1 to 8.1 41 Very few hones, "ad soareely
any buitnese doing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

COAL STORE&
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
Ij LoCK begs to inform his Friends and
J. • the rub:ie that he is SELLING COMA at the
shove Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,

41 Ms South-Wester% Seatiois—
Best Walls F.nd Coals ... ... Is. 3d. per owl.
Small Ditto. for Smiths ... Is. Od. "
Newcastle Steam Coal .. Is. Id. "
ID the Ono( licit. pm .feraion—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per irwt•
Best Radstock Coal lOid. 1044.
Small ditto 64. 64.
Best Hullo
l'a!or
Best Tenby Stone Coal Is. 64..
Coals delivered In the Town Free of C.arrasir.
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate charges.
Best Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on hand.
Orders received by Ilr. F. toot, Net Oars, ot by
Me. B. Buy, at the G. W. firatioa. will hn PlumbluAlf
mi... 1.4 to
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

DKNTS TURICET CLOCKS.

MAE attention of Public Bodies, Gentlemen,
mot others is respectfully requested to the tins
prorements made in the COPIA ruLtiots of Clocks suitable
for S'ables. Cl.urehe, and othet litnerßoildings, by the
Isle F. J. Drar •ud F. litsy, Clock end Chr4lsonseter
Makers to the Quern, the Prince of Wales, •nd the late
Prince Con•ort. and Marrs of the GREAT CLOCKS
for the 110 USES of PAIILIAMENT be.
. . . .

Turret 1'1,,k0 ith Comperastion Pesolulem, adjoeted
for eariations of temperature, to work the heads et
Dial. of any size from 1 foot to Xtfect diameter.
DENT, 6l,Strand, adjuirtistg Coon's Bank, and 34 sad
35, 'total Excltso.e, London.

PURCHA.
RD IS 'N,BEARI
TRADE MARK AS AB