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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-21

Forth .
" 4,titk*Votir
Beet

HO KC H ESTRR,
IN THE PARISH OF FROMR ST QUINTON,
mile from the Reenhot Station of the wilts, Somerset,
and Weymouth Railway.

MR. T. ENSOR (LATI DARER AND 1211101)
has been favoured with instructions from Menem
T. and W. BRIDGII, to SELL by.AUCTION on the pre-
mime, on Tut:luauv. ILtr 7th, 11363-
8 Valuable (but Horse. and their Hanle's,
3 Wheat Kicks.
1 Oat Rick,
lour-horsepower Thrashing Machine, Waggon.,
Putts, Corn Drill, Turnip Drill, Haymaking Machine,
Ploughs and Tackle, Horse Hoes, Drags, Harrow.,
Rollers, Barn Implement., and a large assortment of
Fanning Effects.
Refreshments will be provided and the Sale will cow
mence at two o'clock.

STU RM 1 NISTER MARSHALL, DORSET.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-21

Imperial farliammt.

110USZ F LORDS._

I Truths:l% The Hoeft of Lords met for the brat titian
after the Easter ream.. The Lord Chaneellor'n.
Augmentation of Brogliem aeheme wan made a sub-
ject eomment Lord lit. Leeward's mainanined that
the Lord Chancellor had no right to deal with the
benefices in the manner propoaed, and •apressed his.
anspicion that a " jol," ww. contemplated. The Earl of
Derby agreed with the general principle of augmenting
small benefice'. bat fourrd that the Lord ClianeeDor's-
bill well not a step in the right direction, as it would
nerdy the good work of the Exlesiantical Come
mbnionere. He then proceeded to measly, the mount,.
most wound op be suggesting that it would he better if
the Lord Chaocelior ri tamed the pntronage of the etnall
benefit:am, and inake an arrangement by whieb a num-
ber of the larger livings might be diepweerf, of sad the
promo!. applied to tie segmenting of, the me. 2011
benefice.. In reply the Lord Chancellor mentioned the
difilunkiee in the way of carrying eat Lord Derby',
"frier cud all he himself Wil disposed to be contest
with arbait was practicable.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-21

THE ROYAL OSBORNE

MIXTURE OF BLACK TEAS
Is a combination of the choicest imported, secured by
patented process to remove all impurities, colouring,
dampness, Sic., producing the utmost strength and dab-
clone Savour.

Arrangements have been made to transmit all inclines
of tea of 61b. and upwards, in tin canisters, to any railway
station in the United Kingdom, carriage free. lib. sae-
plcs in tins may be had on application.
Prices O. and 6s. per lb.; green, 6a. and 6s per lb.

FRANKS, SON AND CO.
40, Queen-.t., Cannon-st.-West. London, E.C.

AGENTS WANTED.

PARAFFIN LIGHT COMPANY
19, BUCILVISBULT, li/NDUIL

Safety awl economy in the seeo yousasPATPla
PARAFFIN 01 L. The ?abbe ere rases usesteed
purchase. Pendia Oil st tboes tlloops urban tbe Show
Card is Exhibited, beano. our Trade Mark.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

LOOK TO YOUR RAM

To tho Eallor:

Elot,—l me by a letter, signed "0.. Weo PATS."
that Ore ratepayers el the Borough of Dorchester hams
to DODIP.tEist. themseliree upon baring bad the pies
little men of BMW refeaded, and which Nun had been
*bawd by the DODOItI/11111 OLD BANE for interest,
Now Sir, allow use to ask, throne the medium of your
excellent paper, the following questions :
How long is it eines the Town recirfted my interest
upon their Amami I
How Moab interest would ham been reosived dieting
the peat lye yeara, if tbe amounts had his. kept with II
Joint Block Banking Company, with interest of, say
me end hell per mat. nem the daily balsam?
Now, Mr. Editor, just he use salt one more. How
much lower would the relies hare been if interest had
been received upon the many thromends the town had
in hand at various tinier during Om eonstruction
of the drainage It is quite time for a Meanie,
when we see six or seven plamrds, Norm to Let,
within a few rude ol each other, in the best
rtvelHigiimest,Mreet. There is plenty of time
Mee and MN line of November to look after the
essiess-..met•ce of sap icospayers in the Council, and
each men only should be retained in oMoe who will
enforce • rigid economy in the eependiture, and who
will not throw away any interest or my other sum
which will tend to reduce our load taxes, the burden of
which is too beery to bear.
Yours, obediently,
ANOTHER. WHO PAYS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

CARRIAGES.

NEW and Second-hand CARRIAGES of all
sines—Two and Four-wheel DOG CARTS,
GIGS, kr-. constantly on Sale at HUTCHINGS and Co.'s,
Lepel, 6, High East Street, Dorchester.
N.B.—A good 8111TH wanted immediately.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

445 Greet Withi•b;o4 mead • 15 1 7

446 ditto

-S 131

Busby Ground COWi4I4III - 10 i 13
449 Bottoms Clow • - . 3 2 17
Lot 6.

3734

470 Water Maad;. --- - - 18 1 18
471 Litila Park Mead - - 3 2 1
479 Park Need - - - - 6 3 33
473 Bootley Park - - - 12 0 4

40 3 16

Parehmers may mow or feed the several lots, hot in
rose of mowing, tha hay to be removed from the
preinivea by the 14 of October, 1863, or (*visited to the
Vendor.-25 per cent, deposit to to paid at am* of Sale.
To new the *event! lota, apply to Mr. Wirataw
BIRD, lour., Bocad•lane Farm, Leigh.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

Al ihra.:eg Pe., No. 90 in the
South Gamy of Sairt Mary's Coureh, Meloofah*
Bees.
Lot 4.-411 that threenitting Pew, Na 46, under the
Booth Gallery of the same Morel.
Lot 6.—A1l that five-sitting Pen, Na 7i. the South
Centre Male of the sante Church.
_ _

—Alto. AU that Valuable Pleas of Building land, now
oactipied as Garden Ground, 'Snake in Weymouth, in
the occupation of Charles Bogen. containing in length
from 800 to West (ndjnining Town-lane) 200 feet or
thereabout., and on the North sida 168 feet or there.
abouta, and in depth from North to Routh 117 feet nether.-
shouts, and well adapted far the erection of small
Hawes, and which will be put up in Lots for the con-
venience of Purchaters, according to a Plan to he pro-
duced at the time of Sale.
For viewing the Premier apply to the several
Tenant*, and for further particulars to the AUCTIONS/1,
or Mr. Ozoaas Alm. Solicitor, Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

IN EVERY VARIETY OF MATERIAL.

fR0443 9 Tri,2I•QTHE FULL DRESS I
• • • '•

PATTERNS POST FREE.

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PETER ROBINSON.
103.104.105.108 .107.108.
OXFORD STREET LONDON.

JUDSON'S
_SIMPLE DYES

FOR LADIES.
MAGENTA I GREEN I ORANGE
MAUVE SCARLET CRIMSON
VIOLET BROWN PINES BLI:111
"Any one can use them.—amthing can be dyed with
them." A tea-vroonful in One‘iii of water will dye
several yards of ribbon in ten minutes.

['rice Sixpence per Bottle.
Ilay be had of all respectable Chemists in the United
Kingdom or Colonies. 11 limesale of DANIEL JUDSON
and DON, Drysakers, 10, Scutt's-3.r4, London.

NOTICE TO IJTVEWIVEAr- ""
OFFICE FOR l TENTS. 4, TO 4F114; %IL Firing
CDADINI: CI:0,-. LONDON
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

TO HORSE BREEDERS.

DRUID, Brother to " Caractecue," Winner
of the Derby, 1862, by "Bay Middleton." out
of " Defroorless."—Thoroash-bred Mares at Eb 5..
Other. at £2, and b.. the Groom.
Will travel through Mayne and Winfrith to Wareham
on April 27, and return through Rare and Puddletawn
on April 91; same route leery fortnight up to May
26; other days at T. Fasoa's Horse Repository, Dor-
cheater.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

SALISBURY TOWN COUNCIL

ADDAMS:I OF COCCHI ATE+ L LTION TO TEC QUITE
AD Pauicz OF WALES.

A special meeting of the Town Council was
held at the Cutood House, on Wednesday, to
draw up addresses of congratulation to Her Majesty
the Queen and the Prince of Wales on the recent
royal merrier. The worshipful the Mayor occu-
pied the chair, and those present were Alderman
Hammy; Councillors Whatenan, Whitlock, Roe,
Wristbridge, Stokes, Aylward mid Eldridge.
The Town Clerk (J. Lee, Esq.) having read
the minutes of the last meeting.
The Mayor said he had thought it his duty to call
a special meshing of the conoMl in order to consider
the propriety of sending a congratulatory address
to Her Majesty on the marriage of the Prince of
Wales, and also to congratulate the Prince on his
auspicious marriage with the Primer of
Denmark. The citizens of Salisbury had already
displayed their loyalty on the occasion of the
marriage, but they were desirous now of addressiag
their ixingratulations upon such • ha3py event,
which WM likely to be productive of such happiness
and comfort to the Royal fainily,as well as prosperity
to the people of this country. He should be happy
to receive any propositions from the Council in
reference to the matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

FOR ALL ROOT AND GREEN CROPS.

PRENTICE'S MANURES
AVEH( thbeeu usedby every part of the United Kingdom with so much success that the demand
PRra;ll'E'S re;IrANG4I.7) MANURE
PRENTICE'S TURNIP MANURE . .
PRENTICE'S SUPERPHOSPHATE ..
25 to 28 per cert. leviable.
Manufactured by THOMAS PRENTICE è Co.,
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS, STOWILARKET.
*ESTER

FS per Ton.
£6 10e. ..
a II
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

PRIER MEDAL,
AWARD= MI TIII

GLINFIRLD STARCH
By the Jurors of Clam; International Exhibition 1862
THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH IS
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
And Pronounced by Her Majesty', Laundress to be
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
HER MAJESTY'S LACE DRESSER

DOCLAIII.• tr TO II
THE BOIT 81IE HAS TRIED;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF

RICH FOREIGN DRESSES

I PERFECTLyEIi! FABRiCS .HICKST WaTIES If FOND
FROM 25.8 TO 3 GUM EASTIE CORA FUU. MESS.
, ALSO IX =LESS ASSORTMITOF OOP & USEFUL DM=
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

WRYMOUTH.

SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES;
PEWS IN SAINT ttkars CHURCH, MEL.
CORER REGIS; AND BUILDING LAND.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN LOTS, BY

MR. MILLEDOR stills GENERAL SALE
ROOMS, No. 74. Saint Thoateretreet, on
TUESDAY, 811 MAY, 1863, at 3 o'clock in the atter-
moon, 'object to conditions which will be then and
Mane prodeeed, the following very

DESIRABLE PROPERTIES, viz:—
Lot 1. —All that valuable Freehold )(assuage or
Dwelling Howie, with Garden behiod, powering a
FronWins of 34 feet 6 inches, situate and being No. 6E,
Saint Thousavoireet. Yekombe Regis, in the *amps-
lion of Mr. William Davies. .

Lot I.—All those Frichold Stores, Workshop, and
Stable, situate in &Mot Nicholas-street, immediately bm
Need Lot 1, and possessing about the mine Frontage, in
the several oocupstions of Joseph Inkpen, Thomas
Hans, and liunnas Honks...
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINOTOff, DORCII6III7I.

reHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
I beg to inform their Mends and the public gear
rally, that they its now BELLING COM 0 the
following

REDUCtD PRIM,
FOR CASH.
Al Oita. Yard, FORDINGTON:—

per cwt.
Beet Walk-end Coal, Screened ...... Is. id.
„ Small ditto
„ Rushes ditto ...
„ Radstock ditto ditto
„ Heath Calm ll .
NO CHARGE for DELIVERY in Dorchester and
Pordingtoo.
At the Great Pieater Playa, &Mists
Dorreeser. Weirton. Toner.
Beet Radsock Coal, Screened tr. 104 d.
„ Small ditto
„ Newport Small (Smlth's)ls. (hi. In Od. to Od.
Bubo% °sal ls. lid. Is. lad. Is. lid.
„ Bulk Coal ls. Od le. Od. le. Od.
„ Tuohy Stone Coal __ls. sd. Ls. sd. Is. sd.
„ Reath Cohn 11 id. llid.
All Coals not paid for within three Months will by
charged U. per cwt. more.
BEST TA ISLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and wzymourpt am reeeoesble terms.
The eery beet ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, he.
The DOICONATEN COAL rAOITAIIT are also IMPORT.
ERB of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, ha, he., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICE&
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for meriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. Wittits L'Hoging, the
Company'. Manager, Fordington, Dombeeter, will have
sinsediate attention.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

SEEDS AND GLASS al moderate rates.

BONUS.—Prollta divided every Fifth Year. In
1061 the return on Inennuaoes of four years' dare.
tion was upwards of 68 per Cent., and a pro-
portionate allowance was made on those for
shorter periods.
FIRE INSURANCE at rates as low,, those of other

well established Oboes.
LOBSES paid iuunediataly after the amounts have
been settled.

LIFE INSURANCES on moderate terms, and pay-
able to the registered holekra. Insurers of the
participating clam, whose Policies have been in
force more than tyro years, are entitled to four •
fifths of the profits.
Further particulars may be had at the Chief Dace, or
of the Agents.
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Actuary.

AG ENTB :-

DORCHESTER, CERN ABB AS, and PIDDLE-
TOWN —Messrs. ANDREWS & COCKER Alf,
Solicitors. _ _

—..—.—
Bettiecombe, Mr. F. C. Homey, Merchant.
BlaocUord, Mr. a. Fowler, Whitchurch, Minster
sod Brewer.
Bndport, Mr. F. Good, Bank.
Crewkerne Mew. Lowman and Lang, Solicitors.
Poole Mr. W. 11. Thiselton, North-street

A esAion v.
Shaftesbury, Mr. Charles Beatable, Stamp oMoli.
Sherburne, Mr. C. Stokes, Bank.
Stalbridge, Yr. H. Llama, of Gillingham, Mini-

,
- .
tor. _
Warminster. Mr. K. Hidout, of (Ado-n-4 Fitspaim.
Wareham, Mr. Thomas Randall. Cbeaciat4
WEYMOUTH, Mr. W. V. PEILLSON, 34. Bc. Mary-

street.
Wimborne. Ir. J. fi..neden, Post Office.
Fordiogbridge, Mr. Hannen, jun., Estate Agent.
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Additional Agents wanted; application to the Sem-
tary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

ItailWap EntrUignice.

80171111-Witerilti ReiILWAT.—A special meeting of
the proprietors of the Sooth-Western Railway was held
at the W shirloo Tertnincs on Thursday afternoon, to
outsider the propriety of approving of rations bills now
pending in rirliament. Captain Mangles presided, and
stated that tbe first question for consideration was, "A
bill for authorising the making and nisintainiog of lines
of railway to °anneal, the Antlowte and Redbridge Rail-
way aith the Ind Booth. Western Railway, and
for authorisitg tir• amalgamation of the undertaking of
the Andover Imo Redbridge Railway Company with the
undertaking of the Loudon and South-Western Railway
Company; and for other purpose.." The Solicitor read
the heads of the bill, ant after some dilionsaioa it was
approved of. The nest bill arm "An Act for anther
risino the amalgamation of the •ndertakings of divan
railway companies with the undertaking of the London
and Soutli•Wement Railway Company, and divers
arrangements Iv-town that company and other mai-
ponies awl bodies; aid for other purpowee." This hill
wee approved of, m were also the following : A bill for
nicking • railway from the Lind-vn and &relit-Woman
Railway to Seaton, otherwise Sratoe-with--Beer, it the
county of Deems; and for other purpose.. An Leo for
waking a tramway, in the pariah of Portico, i• th
county of &,uthatopton , sad for other purposes. An
Act foe making a railway from Wareham to Swamps, la
the county of Dorset; and for other purposes. An Act
for making a railroad from L-Mberbeed to Booking ;
and foe Mbar porticoes. An Act to empower the Riad-
wood, Christchurch, and Bournemouth Railway Ones'
other purposes. An Act for changing Me cairn Of the
pally to their railway to Beernenmetb and for
Isle of Wight Eastern Section Railway Company, and
fur authorising them to make and maintain redways
(the central fines.) in extensioa of their malsireiend
railways, (dm mama line%) aid to raise moneys for
the purpose, and I. snake arrangenumm with other com-
panies. and far othor parpoem Toe meeting was ad.
jammed to May Z.

Otago is balding fair to rival Ballarai nap golg
Bald 0/ New Braised proves or and more fertilo,iag
emigration is proasedissr oa • rapid mak from A onieslia.
No doubt Englishmen win mon 1m Wail wok th• Geri
ocr4

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LONDON CORN MARKET.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

PRICE 3d.: STAMPED, 4d. I.ol4Ecurgi ine2gag. roR

AGRICULTURAL SALE Or LIFE AND

BRIDPORT MARKET.

DEAD STOCK.

ItIERSRS. DAIINCNICY k SON bog to en-
ill noun*, that their meet 8 4LE will take plate oa
WEDNESDAY, the 28th APRIL. 18113.

NMI= lIIITILIIJI :
2 extreoplinery Fat Hellen.
8 superior Pat Devon Heifers, the property of Yr.
Hum,. Veers. Farm.
10 Vol Sheep.
26 Fat Lembo

10 very----ohoi—o;Chilver
20 Down Hop, warranted
10 Down Couples ditto.
1 nom-bred Mare, 5 years old, warranted sound, good
in saddle or harness.
Persons having Stock to dispose 01, ore retioested to
give the earliest notice, that It may be duly advertised;
and no Stock will be said without one week's previous
amities.
'

—sine Sale will begin a 12 o'clock to the minute.
Dated Breedwinsor, Apra 22nd, 1863.

HAIL STORMS.
-
LAST YEAR'S LoessEs WILL :MEW HOW
NECESSARY IT IS TO INSURE.

THE ROYAL FARMERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY,
3, NORFOLK STRATI', STRAND, LONDON,
W.C.

HAIL.-WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, BEANS. PEAS,

!ie.
IXIOIIID AGAINST

LOSS BY HAIL noßmq FOR SIXPENCE PER
ACRE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

HOPS.

----
Bnaorca.—There is as improvise demand for sll
&sedationa of new hot,' et ediveneing rest, eekery
Weald' and Sussex making fully ae. more mosey derirm
the week. Old hops are not mach inquired for. Several
parc.ls that were exported in September last foe the
arawbsck have been brought beck semis, and are now
pairing at low prices, as their oondl6msls sot good.

RAY AND STRAW MARYSTS.
Ss Minna—Meadow bay. 11 10a to £3 11Ia M. ;
dower f 4 10. to FS 10s. ; sad straw, £1 10.. to /1 14a
por load. Trade slow.
Meadow bay, 23 104 Is SS ;
dower £4 10. to £6 10..; sad straw 21 lb. to el 14e.
per lead. Trod' fair.
Meadow bay, es to 14 bs. ;
glover, 2410.. to 15 15a ; sad slam £1 10.. la 6116..
par load. Tads isedy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

HOUSE OF LORDS.

)(O'DAY. —Lord Ellenborongh Galled attention to the
circuiastaumee seder which Her Majesty's ship
"Orpheus" was lost, and in reply the Duke of Somer.
set made the somewhat startling statesecat ties at the
very moment the Commodore on board the " Orpheus,
was passing the dangerous bar at Manokan bay be hell
in his band the revised Admiralty chart, showing
the band ahiftengs of the bar. Is reply to the
Earl of Hardwick. tbo Duke of &merest contested
that the Admiralty was perfectly j eddied in censuring
Lord Elphinefons for running the " Vlgilant" on the
Oundeet Bands In broad daylight. The Earl of I/erby
end several other members considered that Lord
Elphinatooe's case was a bard me. and said be might
to have bat an opportunity ef defending himself.
Courts of Inquiry were generally objected to.
TugaDAT —Nothing of iniportutos or goorral interest
was trail...dad._ . . _

1;L m. wood reading of the Lona Govern-
meet Act, 1•611 Amendment Bill, es. moved by Lord
Stanley dAldNie7. who stated its object to be to pre-
vent aerteie from availing themselves of the
provinces of the Local Government Act sorely for
the porpoise of soaping the operation of the Highway
Ace. The hill wee real • sassed tinae.--Oe the motioo
of Lard Sydney ((or Lord Ebery), • copy of the report
lipost inetropoliten railway schemes mode to the
fetropolitaa Saint of Works by their engineer
ordered to be node wed referred to the
seleetooinsil::
of their lordships' boom DOI, gulag. —The Howe then
&disarmed.

HOUSE OF 00111 ONS.

Moiiimt.—ikn animated dobato took plane me the
woad reading of Sir 0. One's Priem, *mists
=
die object of which is to admit into prisons, as
innothmariaa, mini/tees of oilier religions persamione
than the Established Church. A large somber of
member, spoke for and against the second read. sad
among the former wed Mr. Disraeli. Mr. Wballsy
IIII•Syed to speak for half-an-boor said all aorta of on.
sod iaterraptions. Mr. Whalley DM being able to
speak, • diaimion took place, sod lb. second reading we.
carried by • majority of 30. The signed radio' of this
Irish Amorous Bill was carried, said the imam&
opposition from th• Irish nemnbsra Yr. Nally milled
mine of the "vu/pt Inglis& members* to saloon* for
Weighing at him, and the Bows adjourned at 1131) this
morning.
TIMIIDAT.-11r. Whalley ansomeami Us intention to
roots la a meath's time that Um H. r hi« cha-
mitt*, for this purpose of tritheitsoltd fb• J67"411
' K. Bo.bs.k so imam of • motion that pee-
daylong barna lemon flak= 0/44 par.
' mapiel ow L. Demme wile
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

INPORT&NT SALE TO GRAZIERS AND HAY

DOESETSH IRE.

DEALERS.

MR. T. ENSOR (LAT' 88888 .1//fD 11(801)
has been favoured with instructions to SELL by
AUCTION, at the Wdrrn HoItT Us, Turfman, on
TIIIIIIIDAT, the 2Latof Nat, 1863, at 3 o'elook in the
afternoon preobnly, enbleet to each cueditiona as trill
be then and there orodaeed—sb. Grass 01 189 Acres of
Prise PASTURE LAND, part of Coney Font. Lvigh.
Donet, front the 22nd of NAT to the 31•1 of ocrussa
next, in the following Lola. :
Ito. Lot 1.
on Tithe Yap.
378 Little Knowle •
377 Onat ditto
378 Long ditto
Lot. 2.

L. I P.

- -4216
- - -6337
• • -6010

419 Lea* Groand-

17 2 Z 3

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EAST ALMEIL FARM,

Five Milos frem Blaedford, Sz froa Winiborne. and
about Two Riled trout eke Sturm Laster Marsha Rail
way Eltaeioa.

- - -
Wra RICHARDS will SILL by
AITC-
ION, ea Use trendies, on THURSDAY MAY
7th, 1863, —22 three-year-old Heifers, 2 four ma 2 two-
year-old ditto, 5 Dairy Coma, and 1 three.year-old and 1
7_eurlini Devon Balls, 9 Bows in farrow and with yowls,
3013 tore Pigs, aad 1 Dairy Mare, good in harness ;4 milk
Leads and 'Trestles, 10 Milk Pans, Butter Churn,
Treadle, doable Chem. Pram, Yeti, ks., 1 hophsed
Cot' per and fittings, Tabs. be.
The above Heifers and C3lll, some of widish have
calves by their sides, are the property of Mr. B. W.
CiVi, chiefly of the Devon breed, and are tabs sold in
teasequenee of his having gives up his dairy lead.
Refreshments at one, and SaW commence at two
o'clock.
Abbetes Court, Blandord, April 14th, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

LAW! MANURE CIRCULAR, 1863.

SQIR.,—As the season for the nee of Artificial
Manures is now approaching. I have again the
**sere of liming my annual areal/a, and solicit ths
favour of your early orders through my Agent, Mr.
DAMEN, Doreheow, sole Agent for the County elf

-7117e—Manores I manufacture base been etteseively
used Stronghold the Ilindom for upwards of twenty
year its s. I Arst oeseed the sale is the year 1
upon the prioeiple of supplying the best qualities '
Manures at the lowest prices. This priscipie juts toe'led
steadily increasing demand.
The demand for Artacial Masons last season was
more than egad to the supply. I anticipate an native
dossed this meson, mid would regimst the favour that
early orders shad,' be transmitted to myself or my
agents. ArtiAcial Manures are produced by a °bested
process, white cannot be harried without injury to the
quality cif the Mllllllll*.
TilE TURNIP MANURE°, SUPERPHOSPHATE
OF LIME is prepared of the Same qeslity andloompod-
Son as in previous years. Tbe greatest care Is takes
to send this and all other Manures from my factory in a
dry condition, to be ready for use in the drill or other.
wise, without requiring any further preparatiess.
I eau supply a Superphosphate of Lime at a pries of
£5 10s. per ton, to suntan 25 per cent soluble and 10
to 12 inarguable phosphate, mid this is equal to most of
the published &salvia' of different Manama in the
district. The solvable phosph&te is the valuable part of
this Manure, and it will Five great estisfection when
used with Boma but special orders must be give* for
this kind.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN BENNET LAWS&

PRICES:.

Delivered at any it rtiiw&y Station in the
County :
Lassa' Pstent Turnip Manursand Bose 1
Superphosphate of Lime . f
~ Mineral Superphosphate of Lime £510.. „
„ ILmiguld Manure. . uw. „

P' 110 LET, with immediate possession,
.1 (in oonasynases of tho decease of Shit ists
tenast),—A very 000reniect and eneipact COT-
TAGE, with Cosehhows, Time... Wail Stahl*,
Harmeemeas. and Corn Mere, good Kitchen Garden
and PlassaniGrosods. The hews contains Dining
and Drawing-roan, two Kitchens, Larder and Wino
Cellar, four Bedrooms, with )rwsing-room. The shore
is defirhtfall, situated in the Parieh of BIADPOILD
Pgrisidi., three miles from Dorchester.
- - - -

For partioalus apply to Kr. CLEMCNTS, Bradford.

NB.—A Lebo-arer's Cottage if required.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

ALLINGTON, DORSET.

TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR RICHARD MAJOR, at tits BOLL
Rom, &uproar, on MONDAY, lb* lath of
RAY, DMZ, at live o'elok in the afternoon, the under-
mentioned

FREEHOLD PROPERTIES,
in the following or seek other Lots VI shall be agreed
apes it the time of Sale :
Lot I.—k DETACHED VILLA RESIDENCE, with
oomplete and convenient Domestic ()om. • Lawn,
well-stocked Walled Garden, Conrtelege, Stable, and
Warehouse;
Alen. en ezoelleut PARCEL of LAND or GARDEN
GROUND adjoinier, Ire 3 stocked with Shrubs and
Fruit Trees, and admirably adopted for Building Site.;
The whole comkiaing 2 roods an.l 30 perches, and
having a (rootage to the atrtet of 171 feet, end a depth
therefrom varying from 132 to 161 feet, and U situate in
West Allington, in the parish of Allington. in the county
of Dorset, and on the north 'ideal the street there, and
one late and foe essay years in the owe pation of the late
Richard Searle, Fact., deceased.
The above forms • very complete and desirable Pro-
perty, and is most conveniently sad healthily and
pleuantly situate.
Lot 2.—A DWELLING.I4OI7BII. known as the
" BEEHIVE INN," with Garden Ground in front and
heliind, having • (rostrum to the street of K• feet. and •
depth therefrom, to Ow river babied, of 368 feet, coo-
tains 1 rood and 210 porches, and is situate in West
Alliagton aforesaid, and on the south side of the street
there, and now and for several years in the occupation
of Mr. Charles Halibut, as poorly tearing.
To view Lot I apply to IL Deimos. Esq., and Lot
2 to the Tamest; and for farther particulars to the
A OffriolleOf Of to Mr. Loam,, Solicitor, Bridport.
Dated 23rd April, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

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

FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION FOR CONDUCTING THE BUSINESS,
WITHOUT TROUBLE TO CONSIGNOR-
ADD H,E3S CARDS, ADDRESS LABELS, AD DRESSED ENVELOPES,
EXPEDITING, FACILITATING, AND TIME BAYING.

HENRY WEBBER,
DORSET BUTT FR AGEVT AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
Omer:rot TO JOHN maw k SOT,reTADUBIIND 40. 1770.)
1, BREWER STRRE r, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W

TO SERVE THIS SEASON, 1863,
AT ML T. ENSOII.B HORSE RRPOSITORY, "PLUME OF FEATHERS" INN,

DOW ELESTEJt,

DRUID

BIOTHIM TO " Caroctacat," WINXIS OF THE DRIFT, 1862,

Thotosab-bred limes. at Eb Sk

Winners, or Dine,f Winners of £lOO, gratis—other
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

SPRING DRAPERY

AT H. WARLAND'S, CORNHILL.
HWARLAND begs to call attention to
his No. and Well ...elected STOCK of GOODS,
suitable for the approachimg Season ; consisting of
Shawls. Silk awl Cloth Mantles, Jackets, Dresses, ko.
he Show Room is open with a large assortment of
Plain and Trimmed Straw and Ifilbnery Bonnets, Cap,
Flowers, &atilt:ins &a.
The Tailorisp Depart/BmM is replete with all the
new styles in Filmy Broad Cloths, lieltons, Troweerinp,
Vesting; Hats, Cos; ke.
Tailunng in all Be Branches.

111111ZIALII 00-11PLETILT FUIJIISRED.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1863.

REDCLYFFE FARM,
NEAR WARISBAJW, DOMET.
•

36 Capital Dairy C 0... Heifers and Barrenen, 1 8011,
4 Cart Harms. and 1 Useful Haman Pony, beide-
mots, Dairy Utensils. end Howehold Furniture, the
Property of the We lb. Jarmo BUTT, dammed.

AIR. H. RICHARDS will offer for SALE by
131.1. AUCTION, on WEDNE3DAY, APRIL 29th,
1963 (and following Doe if iieweisoiry).—All the AGRI-
CULTURAL PROPERTY. Dairy Goods, sod House-
hold Forniture on the above Per..; detailed particulari
of which will be given in bills to be posted in the neigh-
bourhood. . . .

—En-n-c-h-e-on at Twelve, and wile cconmenee punctually
at one o'clock on the first day, and at two the wound.
N.B.—The Stook, luiplementa, la., will be sold the
first day.

Abbott's Court, Bland ord, April 144, 180.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

REFRESHMENT ROOM TO LET.

JOINT PORTSMOUTH STATION.

/11HE Directors are prepared to receive
A. Tenders from parties desirous of becoming
Termite (from 214 July mat) of the Refmehmmit Room
at the Portanouth Station.
Tenders meat state amount of emceed rest, and re-
femora u to ompeetability, end should be forwarded
Dot later than Monday, the 401 May seat, to Om under-
signed, from whine particulars, sa to Tarots ha., may be
°braised.
Further information may alio be bad oo appliestion
to lb. Station Saperiatendent at Portsmouth.
Tbo Direatore do sot bind themselves to accept tho
highest or any Tudor.
By Order.
FRED. J. MACAULAY,
Saerotary to the Joist &nab Weston'
awl Brighton C 011100044.
Waterloo bridge Statics, Loudon, April Eat, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

Nia. 11. EDWARDS, Dzirrirr, Sorra-
Sratirr, DORCHESTER,
Al Homo MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, sod SATUR-
DAY, from Teo till Five.

Mr. H. E. attend' at the ROYAL BATHS, WEY-
MOUTH, every TUFADAY and FRIDAY, also at the
Residennes of hia Patienta when required.
Tel xinemattrutho Towpts ON 'momDAT.
To ensure an interview an ai.pointinent is essential.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

iieres st El.nd be. the Groom.

DRUID was Foaled in 1854, snd was newer trained. in oonaequenos of an accident to his
fetlock when foaled; he is a dark Bay Horse, 15 bands 3 inches, has great bona and substance,
and is perfectly sound.

HIS PIDIOILIZ 11110W1 HI I TO 111 Olga Or TEI BINT-NIZD HOU= LI ENGLAND :
Beam by Bossard oat of an Alexander mate. Aka-wader
Salton { by &lime, Receasta by Williasuom'a ditto, out of sister to
1
Colonel by Mercury, kferod, folly, Ed pee
{l:ay Yiddish* Phaseout by Waite's.
lainceb {Fillagree by Soothsayer, out of Web, sister to Wbakbone, by
DRUID Waxer. out of Penelope by 7rounpotor, Primula, Eiphilyer.
{Defence by Whaleboat, out of Defiance by Reuben's.
Defenceless ... Oa*
Dam { . . i Reveller
Wahola by Sir Peter.
(Darn iChosawler by hatubletonian, oat of Rally b
Transpolar, out of Peary, deter to Diorned,
by Florid, Spectator. Blank, Childers.
.•17113.

A TWO-PENNY BREAKFAST.

inALou

IFITX on POMO. Op

MENIER'S FRENCH CHOCOLATE,

AT fas. Pit.r. LB. BY HEiAIL,
Too eau mks T.W. Cog o ncoliost Chocolat&
CHOCOLATE ToR THE HEI.LTH.—THE

DOW all bowel aompet.tiou. Tam Trace onll 3a.) ai+l.,to
M. PUIAU, I, et. llaarrievbill, LC.. London.
RAO.- Mr. J. l'ovta. rocket roe-, I Ileh Wt.t-alre... Dot-
eliatier , Woo, Plasma and boa. timers, la. n-t. Maris
alaupt, Wevw.en.th.

)1. PERCAU. 1.).. Andreierbill, LC. Ledo..

Elvis* atitliont Od me and UM damnable. To (ski tablas
oat lakes me blade an all Leans, and realer* tile talons
and UM&

PINT Adopted be PINT 0,
2- WITTY.. NINE 00V4UNNENTS. BOTTLE.
Por-eynre to the Royal Funny sod to th• lklll.b Army. as For
loth.oUe Letters. Tbe Trade on,y say apply to

Reb,ll.-11r limn(lt. Fan,). Cliscrl.t. I'lo raste-treet
,n.he4 T. lr SOW ZS ti boa, Chemist% 11.1. I. Nary -
steel, Weymouth.

TO THE INHABITANTS OF DORCHESTER
AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD.

GEORGE M U-T
F 0 RD, Plumber and
Glisier. having succeeded to the Blllinfell lately
earriod on by Mr. WILLI ig Gnomic, (under whose able
instruetion be was for upwards of seven years) begs
respectfully to solicit the favour of a share of that
patronage no long enjoyed by his predecessor, and trusts
by unremitting attention and aosiduity in business,
combined with moderate charges, to give his supporters
every satisfaction.
Dorchester, March let, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

THZ HIGHWAY BOARD.
purrs=

r• at Editor%

sni,—f heard last week that oirr wayward' awe to
a decision at their last meeting that Ilielr proseediugs
are not to iss wade !Abbe. Now .a this MOM to IDS
lobs a bit of " hole-in-comer" work, I writs to ask why
the ratspayers should not have a cheese of seeing who
is who, and at knowing how their moues poss. Yours,
A ILATEPAYEL
[Ws Mbar think that Turnip Tops is a vraywardits ;
iss wll no doubt report tor sa—Ett]

Th. Shippisp Claudia sweets that tbe British '
Admiralty Mould instruct the commanders of our '
cruisers oa the Wad India station to convey »may
wbom papers are in order, and »twigging oboes d. 41.
notion Owe is no reasonable ground et suspicion, leaving
vemsls who fail to prod.'s evidence as bring
in legitintste esatmene to tbe iionesquences :6786&
mas,

--"Chnorx rir • Maxinsara.—The owner of a travailing
menagerie, pantid Anna, when exhibiting at Mamas
few days since, pre notice that he intended that
a.aaing to enter the den of a fierce tiger for the Bret
time in
_public. At the appointed hour the place was
crowded with persons anxious to see the sight When
Faimali entered Me den, the tiger appeared little die- I
posed to ceitilitromzt hie performance, and soon assumed
such • t attitude that the spectators became
alarmed, and out, 'That'. enough I leers him r
At first, the tiger obeyed his alders, hut roost unwil-
lingly, after receiving several strokes from his meeter's
, whip. After this t the animal to down
, woes the entreat.. of the den, sad glared furiously at
Faimali as if about to ion. at him. The man eaw hie
danger, and atiempt.l to max the animal away frees
the door Not succeeding, be streak it the.. re: four
times with his whip- The tiger then made a Buddies
spring, threw him doers and began teasing him with his
teeth, to *be horror of all present. At lest the Well ei
the menegerie beat the tiger off,
_and Rama Ins got
out of the den covered with bleed, and on" tc"
shoat the Mad, tam, and mina Hie adman, however,
tahe7wVairms"=.pieved set to be eageroas, and he le
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-28

yst.star .... J. Perry, Rouehidreet ...
T. Hayward, Grocer.

CASSELL'S COFFEES an sold in Canisters sag
Air-tight Nasals, from Two Posta& to Two Onnsgs,
U follows :

Cassell's Oefee, No. 1, (Pink Wrapper) J. Od.
Casgell's Care*, No. 2, (Sloe !Impost.) Is. 9d
Comers Cotes, 810. (Woe Scrapper) Is. 4d.
IL1111•01re O&M, No. 4, (Yellow Wrapper) is. Bd.
CASIIELI:B PURE FOUR SHILLING TEA,
Is highly approved by Lovers of really Good Tea. It
I. rusrasteed for its Purity, fairetaxtb sad lee full
Flavour. It is the Tea for family us, ihe two omen.
lisle, Prim sad Quality tommead
r4LUARMI AORNCY.

Agents wanted for CASSELL'S COMES and
TEAS in every Dime otters titers is not ono already.
For Twins, apply to JOHN CASSELL sad Co.. 80,
Floorirti R ATV Ir RT. TIMM*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

Sporting fntrlligtnct.

LONDON BETTING —2...ATIIIDAT.
RT. LIZ IL
sto I.pi. Qwee H-rtha (t. E 200)
5 1 Lord ridden (k)
TO 15 Ranger (off.)
10 1 Avenger(.)
100 8 Golden Pledge (off.)
40 1 Light Bob (t.)
50 1 Pratique (t )
66 1 Wohlgs )
70 40 Ranger, b.ing ono of tb• Grit three (t.)
3 1 Golden Pledge, being grit, second, or
third (t.)

The late Mrs. Harriet Hamilton, of Loraine Certnia,
Holloway who died on rile 11th of June last, has 6-
quertheil the sum of .500 to the treasurer for the
bmiatit of the " Home for Lost and Starving Dop."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

NOTES OF THE WEEK.

the and the people to settle% all that the Pena
desire*, which is simply to be let alone with ita
owlm instittitions. President Lincoln sees this,
end he knows that the North are not sufficiently
in earnest to put down slavery as to venters
their own lives in the contest. He therefore
. . . . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

BY B-I"..'•RIEBS ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

Mall""t", 11°"*Y, August Nth—Very little old
Tmglish wheat baa been on offer here during the put
week. but the supply of new has been memnably large.
and of fine quality. For boa eml and white ripples
the demand ham ruled heavy, sit • decline in the quota.
tams of from Is. to 2.. per qr. Foreign whut, the
imports of which have been only moderate, has moved
off heavily. at quite 2s. less money. The arrivala of
bad, English and foreign barley lave been limited.
Selected qualities have c I bands slowly, at about
etationsey prima ; but other kind' have had • drooping
yend.y. The malt trade has continued in • sluggish
state- nevertlielem the currencies have been supported
esund osts have realised full prices. Smiled maul-
▪ hare give. way 0.1. per quarter. No quotable
;74,,,,,a5s ha. taken place in the value a beans,
Sat is. inquiry for them has been much restricted. In
▪ very little has been passing at late rate..
both English and foreign dour him aold heavily. Town.
made qualities have fallen 4a., the bop figure being now
cis per tin lbs., and country marks 2s. pet seek.
Foreiits quslities have declined in the same proportion.
The various local markets have been in a very inactive
seat*, at 2.. to 4s. per qr. lees money for wheat In the
estee of apring cent, however, very little change lbas
Micro place.
. . . . . .

ih-e-C-olitinent wheat has been somewhat droonhut
in price, with • doll inquiry for export purposes. New
York edifices bring rather firmer prices for wheat and
Am. The demand, however, on k.agliah account WU
by ho means active.
In Scotland wheat has changed bands slowly, on
lower tens,. Otker descriptions of produce have ruled
about stationery.
. . . . . . .

The limb markets almost generally have been in a
misty inactive state, and the value of most articles Mu
bad a drooping tendency.
Great progress has been made in securing the crop
since we last wrote, and most annulate agree in stating
that the yiebl of wheat, barley, and oats is an unusually
lame une, and of fine quality.
Very few complaints have reached no respecting tbe
potato disease.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

CLOSE OF Nomura NUM.

CORN . —The supplies of grain, bah- —EOglish and
foreign, at this day a market have been considerable.
The attendance was elm good, but business was not
ectiee. The prioe of English wheat receded 2a. per
quarter; that of foreign Is. per quarter; and pressed
sales were at • handier decline. There is no change us
the priem of barley or oats.
CArruc. —The supply of 'dock at this day's market
was large. Beasts. 5,8111); sheep, 21i,060. There was
100 alteration in prices for best quality, beef being
hill, at :is. ; mutton at ria. 2d. per sib. Middling
and inferior aorta being rather plentiful, were mild for
lem ,00nev. Viol said pork met with an improved sale
at late nava.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

THE CORN TRADE.

LesiieN, Friday - - A moderate supply of new English
wheat woe on Kale here to-day, sad most aamples were
received in good condition. 14th in red and white
qualitier it flUr b 111.111.16 was transacted. at Monday's
decline in the .1 notations of 3s to .11s. per •jr. The market
Was well supplied with foreign wheat. All ilescrip• •
lieu...hi heat ily, at barely stationary prices. Floating
cm goes of grain 'novel off slowly, at about previous
rates. 'I he supply of barley on utter was very moderate,
yet the demand ruled inactive, at late rates. Malt
changed hand. to • limited esti:at, on fencer terms.
There was a fair supply of oats on the stands, and the
demand was in a sluggish state for all qualities, at barely
late rates. Means and peas sold slowly, yet no quotable
change took place in their vidue' • compared with Monday
last. The supply. of American flour was large, and the
demand ruled inactive, at fully the late decline in prices.
)(lel kinds f dour wen. in hiinituol request, at Munu!....g'a
cumncy. Top price of to' •n-nsade, 435. aur 2ttotim,
Arrivals : English alicat,l.ll4l4lr. ; 170 qrs. ;
malt. 630 qrs ; oats. 10 tin; do'ar, 310 sacks. Irish--
mt.-700'1m Enr,ian--wiumf., 27.810 qra ; barley, 3,fe20
vats. 14.130 ; 'Lour, 70 sacks, 1.1,Z11 brim.
Fratie; .--Wheat in retail demand at a
decline f tally.i;t. per mita Flour very difficult to
and lower. Indian corn, slow sale at about
a rates. Egyptian beans steady. (Mbi sod
',atonal slow 'alt' at htst, money. Egyptian wheat quiet.
WAKE/11.1.1g Friday.— Fine old wheat in moderate
vlsonand . lower prices. New. good ahow ; prices main.
Seined. Other articles as heft re
Dminv. frid.y. We have • small supply of old
wheat, which sold slawly at fernier rates. A fair show
of new, chick most be quitted Is. to 2.. per quarter
tote r. Outs. Is. less money. Barley and beaus thilL
. . . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

Zuroaai-

Hutchinson, e FletWerw, b Nixon - •
Minium, 0— b Ellis - • • •16
Dyke, b Nixon
Norman, e Fletcher, b Nixon 14
kfordeant. c Fletcher, b Nixon - • •13
Donne, I b er,b Jason - - -23
B. Ponsouby, b Hooper - • • -
Arkeright, c Fletcher, b MAIO • • • 0
Balfour, c Jenson, b Nixon- • - 2
Clements, not out
J. Pomonby, c Watere, b Jeeson • • 0
Byes 10, want 2,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

NOTICE of SALE of s PUNT-CLASS FLOCK of
SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP sad surnuos DEVON
WORKING OXEN.

MR. T. ENSOR (w ig RAints ursoz)
Ism beim hor mind with inatruolioos from
oalrll Sit Jou" Micau., K.C.8., to SELL by
•UCTION on Sl* premises, as TUESDAY, BP-
-1 863. hi.

SUPERIOR FLOCK
of *rad 1,400 DOWN EWES and LAMBS, 40 RAMS
wagLAMBS, mad 11 SPLENDID DEVON
0 OXEN.
Art Auctioneer Imp to call the especial olfaction of
11asengrisultural friends to the Side of this very superior
Mods, and to inform that the Sheep have bean bred
lby' r. Beet for many years with the= oars end
=Dt, oomeassaog with pare front the
oi the Duke of Riohmond, Mr. Jame.
Balding. end Mr. IL Pope; and sines, be noising
• with rams from the celebrated bock of Mr.
• T. Ss, of Watereouibe, has succeeded in producing
• Art of Sto.p of mob sine and quality, aystunatay
and saner, pees of constitution and limo.. of
wool, lal cannot be walled or rarely equalled. The
Devon Oxen are of great nee, fine quality, handsome,
and in very fresh condition.
The Auctioneer hopes that be shall be honoured on
• *is imeasicia with the primes°e of a large number of pn-
Memos who are desirous of purchasing Stock of a first-
ohms deseriplion, and were. them that if they favour
him with their attendance they will not be disappointed
In the easelleney of the Stock lie has the honour of sub-
mitting to their oompetition.
Liumbece will be provided, end the Sale will com-
mence !it Too o'clock.

- -- - - - - _
say be obtained e fortnight before tbe Bele
of tearekroartrion inn, Dorchester, and of Mr. Barr,
Amelia, Donet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

•
• -
§ithes irooid be that the leereselng popelathin '
and ample occupation in huthandry. Great Britian is
line enough, if we take the arable sorfarse of the land,
to produce ell the corn and meat necessary for its in-
habitant.. It is neither fantmitic nor ridiculous to
believe that, without purchasing foreign manure, and
by • ladicious utilisation of the sewage of towns and
Bagland would in &tie to givense with the
ils"ttati°° of feed from ebroed. for her it world be •
bteming if the application of capital to airicaltAire wer"
found sufficiently profitable to awakeu speculation in
this direction, so that the industrial population, 11111111.
I facturers, and tradesmen, might devote themselves to
lb, production of bread and meal. Theee men Cr.
quite of another stamp, and care little for tradition or
the authority of custom. They lino° their multiplica.
Bon table, however, and is competition with such men
the (amen would god it to persevere in their
:Idouir-In4 ',lra The change thus brought about
DO as great as after • revolution."

DOSCH EST FAL— Plum an Coss 111 lag wr, Saturday,
August —New wheat In short supply, and is. to 2rn.
cheaper than the quotations of the previous week—
£lO 10s. per loud bail the top prioe at which sales
were eeected. °docile' barley scarce and in request.
Essoa's RZPOSITOILY Sat.a, Saturday, August
kt. —4OO sheep. 38 beast, end some prime fat mists
were submitted to competion at this successful fort-
nightly auction mart, and Dearly the whole were
disposed off, et prices iatisfactory to the numerous
vendors. Among the parchssers were Mr. Base, of Totton,
Southampton, who purchased to the extent of upwards
of OWL
Ttllt WE/TIMM—The reale!: of the thermometer
at Dorchester for the pest week is as follows :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

State of
Weather.

celebrated quadrille band was owed. It Dias
hardly necessary to remark on the Barowege
hospitality as this is well known. All that we would
add is our earnest wish that • few more snob ardent
admirers of the noble game of cricket resided in tin
county of Dorset.
CaK/ORD 11•1101. e. ZISOLILL —This arta ims
played on the 15d2 and llith of At.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

Direction
of Wind.

Dam Noes 11 434
I iz
17 48 37
18
19 If 35
46 28
21 45 40
22 55 42
23 52 39 i

W k NW
NW

Vine. slight showers
. Cloudy
NW Rain, fair
NW I (loud;
kNW 1 Fine
W& SW Cloudy
SW Cloddy tad Min
MI wag usr TILL
Drieding rain
rine
N k 8 Fine

iWCSIV
NW
NW

Cloudy,fine
Fine. cloudy
Fine, cloudy

CIIIICIST. —A match of cricket wail played on
Monday at the Kingston Park ground between the
Wareham and Kingston Park Cricket Clubs, when,
se will be men from the annexed soon, the leMer
club beat their opponent by 21 num

'KINGSTON PAIR.

lot Innings.
J. Ley, b Stoll* • • •13
Phillips, run out • • - 3
Kinderslay, e Mines - •
c Flmes • - - 0
rias rrer Wilkinson • - 0
Featherstonhaugh, a Sainsbury 15
Stewart, a Tresenen - - 5
Fellow's, not out • • • 0
Shirley, b Stone - • 4
Hollings, c Ernes - • - 4
Paget, a Wilkinson - - •
Byes 5, wides 6, no balls 2 • 13

Wag/111g.
ht Innings.
Stone, 1 b. w. - •
Allen, b Stewart - •
Sainsbury, b Phillips •
Elmes, I. - -
Radclyffe, Is Phillips -
Rlllcinson, b Phillips •
Trevenen, b Phillips -
Sul-tees, b Phillips •
Gininan, e Paget -
Adams, not out -
Thomas, c Kinder.ley
Byes 2, Irides 16 -

2nd Innings.
b Wilkinson •11
lbw, b ThOMAS 2
o Allen • - 0
b• • 1
o &Inman • 0
b Thomas • 12
b Ttionma - - 8
b Thomas • • 0
not oat • - 4
b Thomas - 2
C Wilkinson - 3
b 3, wB, no ba 3, 14

2nd Innings.
b Kinderaley - 4
Parsons • 15
b Phillips 0
b Kindereley - 4
b Kindersley - 0
Binderyley .

-
cb Maio' 1
• 3 not out - 0
148 b . w
73-2
06
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

ftitionth,lburtday.—Our arrivals tilt. week are again
ronsilershle. oonaisting principally of American wheats,
At our market today the trade ruled exceedingly dull.
the gr. at majority of the samples were new wheats,
which realired about 40s. for red, and 41e. to 46t.
for white. Foreign premed at • reduction of 2..
per quarter. without leading to business of importance.
dome %Amami of new barley were offering at 361. to 40..
1.4 r quarter. cmolition and quality both serf good.
(risotting very firm, hot without much doing. Supplim
of oats sumil, but sere then sdcquate to the demand ;
some new tawny). 55.1.1 .lowly at 19a. per .tOillvi. Indian
corn aud brans tim turn cheaper, with very little doing.
DEVIL.s. Thursday.--We had a small supply of
wheat, Which out at • reduction of from is. to 24. per
lune er on old, and of 2t. to 3i. per qr. on new aorta,
with a quiet trade. The top price on new was 44*. per
qr., and of old 46a. There were • few samples of brier,
the queltty of which 1011111 the prollliPC of • good harveat,
hot none in hulk. Wheat, best, 44.. to 40s. ; ditto,
mcorolsry. 31.5. to 4.1“. ; ditto, info eor. 325. to ittls. ;
barley, 2tls. ; oats. 225. to ; beans, 40.. to
46...; peat. 3em. to 42a. per quarter; dour, tine, Skis. to
3.kt. to 35e. per sack.