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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

.FOR ALL

Or NTME N T
A CERTAIN CURE FOR BRONCHME, DIPHTHER
SORE THIWAT, ASTIIMA, do.
For curled -.ore throat, dip`dherla, bronchitis. uthms
Butanes. of the chest, and pain •n the sido—wSch Malan
treatment alone portents degenerating into more serious
111Xialilm, thin Ointment Ira the. sine power, over chut Coln*
pinions as a blister eon vim, without cuidng pain or debility.
Old asthmatic invalids will derive marvel'ons ease from the
use of this Ointment, is hich haa brought round many web
sufferers sod re-entablisheil health after every other means had
eignallt failed.
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, OLD SORES. AND ULCERS
By rubbing the Ointment roun. the &fleeted parts, it pens-
tretes to the Mime I eneath, and curds., a wonderful 1101•111 f
on ad the bloo flowing to, and returning from, the diseased
rinThe Inflammetiou diminishes. the pain b,comes
erahle, the matter thicker, and n cure le soon effected.
In ell lung-standing C. 16.11, Hollowso Pile should else se
teken, as they will thoroughly expel ell depraved Munn as
rum the bode.
GOUT, RHEUMATISM, STIFF JOINTS.
Gout end Rheumatism arias from ineerstostioa in the parts
affeered. To effect • permanent cure, adopt • 00011A1/ dist
drink plenty of crater, take els of Holloway's Pills night sad
morning, end rub this Ointment moat effectuelly twice • dew
Into the suffering parts; when used elmultansomly, they dries
all inflammation and depression from the erten), euhd.'•
„these nil milanteenent of the Joints, and leave the slam eel
medh. lax and spoontracted.
ERUPTIONS ON THE BUN.
In this clue of complaints, no matter the age, the POI, us
the otos, or under what name the dines. may be elamided'
it will be cured if this Ointment be well rubbed into the
!system, and Holloway's Pills taken night and morning to purify
the blood. There is nothing deleterious in the compoeition al
Hollowey's ointment, but, en the cootntry, its Ingredients
posmem• the mut soothing, purillyEm, and strengthening
qualities.
'The Ointment and Piths are sold at Professor HOustradtll
Establishment, 533, Oxford-street, London; deo by nearly
every respectable Vendor of Medicine throughout the Civilised
World, In Pota end Boxes, at le. 14.1, re. Ad., la dd., Ila,
en] 33a. each. The emetic.% pd of Ointment COGIOLIII ass
ounce : and the nulled Box of Pills four dozen.
Full printed direction. are &nixed to each Pot end Boa, and
eau be Md In Ley language, eves in Turirtili, Arabic, Arraselea
FsnOae or Chinese.
NB.—Advice can be obtained, free of charge by apply
ing at the above address, (half. between the hours .110
and 4, or letter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

SIR IVOR GUEST AND THE MAYOR:

in addition to the letters we have already published
the following has been addressed to Sir Ivor Guest by
Mr. Balston.

"The Mayor of Poole pr s sent.; his compliments to Sir
Ivor Bettie (Mast, anal thank him for his letter of yester-
day's date, awl begs him to believe that he returned him
his cheque simply from a sense of duty and with extreme
reluctance. But for the feeling that he might be laying
himself open to be accused hereafter of political bias in
its distribution be would have most gladly accepted the
charge. lie, however, feels himself necessitate.ol to is p at
his statement that he is unaware of the fishermen and
sailors being more distressed than the other mends:Ts of
our labouring community. If the Mayor is rightly
informed, the season -has been exceptionally and
f 31'ov:raffle, the take of fish larger than usual, and the prices
obtainabla exceedingly remunerative. Of his own know.
ledge he can say thare nc class of men who respect more
"the powers that be" in so far a. the keeping them well
acquainted with their losses goes, and th, May ar hi, not
heard of the loss of a net, or a soil, or a scull, but he is
quite open to conviction, and if the fishermen and sailors
can show • case he would gladly join with Sir leer Bertho
Guest in a public subscription for their relief."
"4 rook Fishermen" writes to tlto PoilY icon is
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

the NI-41th.
decayed t,
being
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BILLHEADS, ruled or plain, in every
varietr, Printed at moderate prices, and arida
the utmost promptness, at the office of this paper,
8, High Weet-etreet, Doreheeter
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

THIS DAY'S MARKETS.

MARK LANE.—Ting DAY.

This morning the supply of English wheat was again
short, the condition generally being very little im-
proved, and it met A slugn,d4h demsnil, pnees remain-
ing non.inally unchanged since Monday last. In
foreign the business done was also limited. Fine
malting barley was fully as dear, but beans and as
declined Is. to 25., and oats Gd. per quarter.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—THIS DAY.
There were about 3,1100 sheep, includieg rather more
than 700 foreign, of which 115 were American; trade
quiet, at 4. to ss. &I. About 8,000 sheep ;trade quiet,
at Ce. to 7s. 84. ; clipped, 6s. 6‘l. Calves made s+. 6d.
to 7e : pigs, 3s. &I. to 4.1. &L At Deptford 250 Dutch
beasts and 10,000 sheep.

DORCHESTF.R CORN NURRET. &vet:RD/a.
The following are the returns :—Wheat, good dry
samples of wheat sold at a sliuht advance from last
week. Barley, same 118 last week. Oats were much
inquired after, and trade was firm at last week's
prices. Beans, peas, vetches, and rye were the same
as last week In maize trade was very dulL Flour
was quoted at the same prices as last week.

WHTTECHAPEL HAY AND STRAW.
SATURDAY. A fair impply of hay and straw at market
to-day. Trade wan ,tea ly, and prices were firm, as
folliara:—Prime river. 101 e. 4. 130 s. ; 85s.
to tim. • prime mead,w hay, tabs. to 121, ; inferior,
70 to .854. - awl straw, 40i. t•i As. per lad.
CORK DITTIES, SATURD.u.--Ortlinary : secunds,
144 a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

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RULES of FRIENDLY and other
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

WORLD-FAXED

BLOOD.-- MIXTURE,
(Trade Yark —.Blood Xixture.")
THE GREAT BLOOD POKIEIZR AND RESTORER.
FOR cleansing and clearinv the hlood from all
impurities cannot he too highly recominewled,
For Scrofula, Scurvy. Skin Diseases, and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-failing and Permanent cure. It
Cures Old Sores.
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skim Diseases.
Cures Glandular Swellings
Clears the Blood from all impu rematter.
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value.
Thousands of Testimonials from all parts.
Sold in Bottles 2s. 6.1. each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, Ils. each—sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of long-standini
paes—BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PATENT
AEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
KinFdom and the world, or sent to any address on
receipt of 30 or 132 stamps.
IJ. CLARKE, Chemist, Mali-street, Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
Doechater--Sold by A. J. Evans, Row, ai4
Dnrdeu. mem 91 %mama ulizazoss.

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!

IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
MONEY ADVANCHD AT ONE DArs Noma.

front £5O to £l,OOO,

To Farmers, Householders and others, on their own
Security, without Loan-office routine, and
In strict confidence, by
MR. A. COLLINS,
8t his Private Offices, 32, QUEEN-SQUARE
BRISTOL.

N.B.—Genuine Applications immediately attendedto.
Distance no object.
The Loans can ha re-paid Monthly or Quarterly.

ATERVOUS DEBILITY.— Gratis, a
£ll 1101DICAL WORE, showing Sufferers how
thy me ha Owed without the aid of quacks. Free
an maim d psalm. iitamp.7Address, 81CLIWIT
haws et herimr. birmingbaw.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

THE po_IIC.RE.STEII,

(old EstabliAbe,l)
1111111/ANTIP REGISTRY OFYIOII

_ _
Under the l'atronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.
ERN' AN TS WANTED.—! head Laundry-
maid. 19 ( %wk., %1111,4,4 frotu 4:12 to £4O.
5 Experienced Parlonnnaid.. ....NA wages. 4
Kitche aids, who have lived a. such in
Gentlemen's families,. 1 I vpper HometnahL 2
Homentall.. 9 House and l'arlounnahl.. 1 Needle-
woman. and to wait .41 palter ladies, age not under
22, must . lemtand ,Ire.onaking and hairdres.ing 2
Under Nurse., who have lo ed in Gentlemen's
General Servant.. 2 Gardeners. 1
Gard...aer (married preferred) and to attend to two IRK
and pigs ; wages Id.. a week, with cottage am! garden.
1 Single Mau a. Butler, age not under 25. 1 Foot-
man under a butler, age not under 22, height not under
Mt. Sin.
Apply to Mr. THOMAN Pounce, Saddler and Ser-
vants Registry °Sim, 3, Cornhill, Dorchester.
Registry Fee One Shilling charged to Lady and
Servant; if by letter, 12 stamps, and a stamped
envelope for reply.
No name, given until the tee is 'mid, and no letters
wiwered mikes a stamped envelope is enclosed.

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WANTED, a CARTER. Cottage found.
Mug be aide In rend and write.—Amily to
Meson!. HALL and Womnorbz, Atnty Brewery,
bona.

WANTED, a LABOURED, with two boys
able to bold plough.—Apply to Mr. Gno% Es,
Illandford.

lkiAaNdiantW6lFE.l.l.llSTr roDemin,titte,cotaitryng,
light. beer, and ve,etaldes folunl. Mau to a•teini
garden, pony. carriage, and poultry, awl make
inenelt generally wyful. Wife na cook and gewwel
BercAut : two in f; I.—Writ".statin age. awl all
riieular.,. to '• Caxton Printing Works,
Newbury, Berks.
/IN) liE LET, in Dorchester, two or three
1 FIT RN IS I El Inn iM& —Alplv, by letter only,
to" J.," .Err Ass and Tile f/raht office. Ihnyhester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

EITICKLAND.

RF.ADINti Room. —Our last out hest enierkilllllelit.
Biiaiu,g of readings an-I singing, took place on Friday
evening. Th.iiigh the evening was raid and snow fell, w
goo-I number assembled, the great attrtctiou twins, we
believe, Mrs. an.l Mi,sys Priehard ; gif their singing tSi
much cannot Is, said, :MO the a...lf:nor shOw.4 their
approval loy constantly eleseing, alit ear new. et 'ler
peformers OIL did ... 11, mot wens well receivel ; Mr.
White and Mr. Loge peter... 4 a diest iii ehara,t- T. and
ranted roars if laughter. The tenant aNi. N 3114 " the
schoolmaster " itt character. Mr. M. Churchill, a UCIAL
C311,10d no delight ht hr... s..lng • . on•Iltr.
also well reeeivsnl, an-I sang well. Mr, .I. P. rroich woo
chairman, and Mrs. Prichard and Miss Churchill very ahly
accompanied the songs on the piano. The following is the
foil programme
Pasno "Jet ii' eau," Mrs. Prickanl ; "T,
Bowling," Mr. M. Churchill ; duet, Misses Prichard ;
song, "never look behind," Mr. R. L. rending
Tom Jones's good angel," Rev. C. A. tilt: Song (eoluic
in character) "The schoolmaster," Mr. White : Solo,
"every dog his slay." Miss Prichard ; NOW; " unfurl the
flag," Mr. Msrlow ; wing (e ~,,, ie) " the whistling thief,"
(enenre the twins) Ale 31. Churchill ; trio, " life is so
j,,11y,, (encore, h.ve-ley) Mrs. MO Priehar I; readnes
in Dorset Dialect, Mr. : 80141, Pill get more like
your dad." Mr. It. 11, IfT4 trio, "this wreaths" Misses
Priehard and Mr. 11. Churchill ; •ong, the podnros;*
Mr. Marlow ; reading, "the little vulgar boy," Mr. M.
Churchill ; comic duet. " the upper ten and !weer ;i.e.:.
Messrs. White and Legg : comic wlng. "no 1,31 MY no a
king," (encore " funny little nigger,) Mr. M. Camelia' ;
"Gaul save the Queen."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

LA.NOTON BEATRAV FAS.

At R inettting of the Langton Matrayet: braweh
11 the Dorset Friendly Societe, held in the :a itionat
Schoolroom, February Nth, 1x77, Mr. Thomas
chairman. it WAA prupOSOd IT Mr. 1.0104 Wollber,
1,)• Mr. John Dill, and carried unaninfoluily. " That the
members of this meeting entirely object to the foroptw.d
mu. rules.—yroposisl Itc Mr. John It 11, secoottlet by Mr,
William 'Mout, end carried tulatutitotwlti " That an
explanation of a letter siguttl E. Pearce, niatulter,'
concerning 'the deficit' in the society's an-mutts, be
forwarded to the committee of the society at I,,ington
Matravers."—lt was agreed by all present "That a copy
of the above be inserted in the
A vote of thanks to the Chairman concluded the proceed-
ings of the meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

URBAN SANITARY AUTHORITY (LOCAL BOARD)

MEETING.

At the last meeting of the Board there were present :
MrsiC. J. Lano, chairman, Mr. It. Lan., Mr. E. Pearce,
Mr. J. P. Scriven, Mr. E. Pearce. Mr. G. E Andrews, Mr.
B. Stone, Mr. W. Attwooll, Mr. C. White, Mr. B. Seriven,
Mr. /Leary Otter, Mr. C. Mitchell, Mr. Mahey, Mr.
ni T. Gibbs, Mr. E. Cohen, Mr. It. Andrews, Mr. It. Pearce.
WIDE STREET.
The first business was to open the tenders for keeping in
repair the road in Wide-street. The Board hawing selected
this as a pieee of the road on which to make the experi-
ment of repairing by contract, instead of by the day
jab Auer, as before. There was sown interest more than

I ou the reading of the conditions,
Mr. Msnr.v said there must be a committee it would
at do to trust the Surveyor alone.
Mr. It, ASDJtt;SVS did not thir.k anything was said an to
who was to watch over the roads.
Mr. C. Reg' K ER replied that the Surveyor Of 311 the author-
ity for the Board ; but they could emissly in the agree-
ment to whose aatistartion the work wit; to he doom.
Mr. liduis: There cannot he a wor,e time to change
than now. It is touring on dry weather.
Mr. lb ScutvEs answered that the Surveyor need not
interfere with them now, if it was not required. The
time of beginning would make no difference if they let for
three years, for the contractor would have three winters
anl three SUMIOCEI. If the road was to be widened, the
summer was tloo proper time to do it in.
Mr. CROCKER said the road woo Li feet wide in several
places.
Mr. E. PEARCE thought that to let the road would be
only waiting money, summer time Is coming on, and it
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surveyor had not charged the extra quarter in the Board's
account, they have nothing to do with it."
Mr. E. PEARCE seconde
Mr. J. P. Seamen thought • eautimt would do no harm.
The Surveyor wanted it for not carrying out the resolu-
tions ~f the Board, many times.
The CHAIRMAN said he should have quite agreed with
the resolution hot for the strong expressions whaili has
been used. People there had actually accused the
Surveyor of robbery, hll.l if they allowed it to Pass it
might he Silken to show that he had actually robbed the
parish, which he (the Chairman) did cot think he even
111tRIRietl.
Mr. J P. SICRIVEN said if the amendment were pot, and
the caution a. ti hi, general r...... hot kcot bade, lie fearer(
, the Surveyor non!,! an on till he ant into a wor.e nIVIIO.
Mr. C. Mtretur.tt was far having no hal feeling alsoit
! the Inflater ; let the Surrey. 4 Ie cautioned, and It the
iii utter drop.
The Board divided wheu there were even numbers
:
Amendment Praposition.
Mr. J. C. lAIIO Mr. J. I'. Seriven
Mr. E. Lane Mr. If. Andrews
Mr. E. Neese Mr. %V. Attwooll
Mr. B. Shone Mr. B. Rcriven
Mr. C. White Mr. H. Otter
Mr. hill,h.o me. K
Mr. C. Mitchell Mr. 11. O.Maly
Mr. It. Pearce Mr. IL Andrews
The Chairman gave his casting vote in favour ut the
amendment, and the Board shortly after 1010.

0111111INGTON.
VII.I„V:14:1I IN TIII4 ISACKWAEI:I4.—Lad week Franc
I lamp, Ilf this village, 1,11144 walking ilowti Kiriz,treet,
Weytwaith, Await half-1.44 tell at nijit, wlem ho
went over the Backwater wall. Thomas ilrinoley
be:,e4 him tall and got him it It he was very
exhausted. 4ing taken to the pollee station, he 1.4%4
dried, warmed, awl sheltere,l f.r the night, and next
day went xif no worse for hi 4 LAI.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

CATTLF.

1101INVICII.—There was a tolerably good show of
store cattle on offer here to-day. Trade was dull upon
the whole. A clearance could not be effected, and in
some cases a reduction of 54. to 144. per head was
'admitted to. Shorthorns were motel at £lO6. £1.5,
and Irish tg to VP; per bead. Fat beasts made 10..
tolle. ice life. The show .4 sheep was pretty good ;
trade in this department was somewhat steadier, and
in the transactions which te place, former rates were
about maintained. Fat sheep made 10s. GA. to 12e.
per 1111. s.
NOTTINGHAM.- -The store stock market to-day
was thinly attended, and the supply of homed ,tock
was small. The trade mled quiet, and prices were
similar to those current, la-4. week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

TIIE 'BLOOD PURIFIER."

OLD DB. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARILLA.
This extraordinary medicine ham a singular influence
over the blood, which it enriches and purifies. It
removes all pimples and blotches, purifies the system,
and acts like a charm. As a sustaining and purifying
tonic it in invaluable, and highly recommended in long
standing cases of indigestion, nervousness, coughs,
ig,,,fnia, gout, dropsy, and wasting of flesh. Sold by
all druggists. Caution—Get the red and blue wrapper,
with the Doctor's head in the centre; no other
In Imttles, 2s. 6d., 4e., 7s. 61, and lie. Seirrri rail
to any address.
THE OLD DR.'S SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
the most popular medicines known for all bilious
affections, liver and stomach complaints, and indiges-
tion, as proved by thousands.
Also SARSAPARILLA OINTMEN f, the best
soother of all sores, burns, and scald.; each in boxes
la,iL;. 9d., and 45.6 d. By post 15, 36, and 6
sternly:.
f DepOt,l3l, FLEET-STREET, LONDON.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION.

The next ship for Queensland is the magnificent fast-
" Sontheak," from South West India Dock,
London, on the 10th March next, for Brisbane,
Queenaland.
Application» for Free or Assisted Pmenes my be
made to and handbooks (post fr.*, and all other
information obtained from the 1..m.1 Agents—Mrs. H.
PRINCE, Bridport ; Mr. T. tk. Barka. 16, Wollaston-
villas, Dorchester • Mr. G. WILSON, Wimborne ; Mr.
I'. D. 'Aomori, P.arade, Sherborne ; or
TUE AGENT GENERAL FOR QUEENSLAND,_
32, (Auxin Caoas, LOADON, SW

prrx BILLS and PROGRAMMES cheaply,
-L and quickly printed, in ANY COLOURS, at
the •
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES, and
PERIODICALS, elegantly printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

VrEMORANDUMS tastefully and promptly
printed, ad m Cheaply as any Home in the
frank at the
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oRODUCE THE BEST CROPS.

MANGEL.—SUTTONS' BERKE PRIZE
YELLOW GLOBE, the hest and heaviest
rrspping Globe variety, Is. per lb., t 5 sm. per cwt.

(I,'J WEDE. —FiUTT( INS CHAMPION, the
hanlieat in cultivation.

QWEDE.—SUTTONS' CHAMPION, the
LI heairiemt ernpriinir in ililtivation.

READING, BERKS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

DORCHESTER.

F understand the tailors and woollen drapers of
Dorchester have combined and agreed not to make up
any materials eseept from their own stock.
THE (ircl F of I f.111"e SUrgCOn of the 1) 4rset Canty
Hospital basing become vacant by the reAignatbm of
Mr. Day, a meeting f the Committee of Management
wan held on Thursday under the presidency of the
Rev. C. W. Bingham, when Mr. IL J. Capon, of St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, London, was elected, he being
the only candidate.
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THE HEALTH OF THE TOWIC.—We are glad to learn
front the medical officer's rep.irt presented at the last
Council meeting, that there has beau to case of
infectious disease in the borough during the year
ending December 31st, 1576.—51 r. W. Chick, the
Inspector of Nuisances, also reported that with regard
to the emes of scarlet fever they were comparatively
few and slight

COWNITTET) TO THE DORSET COUNTY PRISON.
Hi Ird Samuel Best and Geozge Lockyer,
assault at Wareham, 4.llendar months each; Melte
Green, misbehaviour in Wimborne Union, and Richard
Hallett Tizard, assault at Portland, 1 calendar month
each; Mary Lester, drunk and disorderly at Bridport,
21 day'; Mary Jane Welch, stealing a gold lo..ket at
Bridport, 14 days. —lmprisonment Elizabeth Martin,
drunkennes4, &e., at Dorchester. 7 days.
Tat WILATHEIL—The following-is our meteorological
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

WEY3IOITI'II.

TO BE SoLD BY AUCTION, BY

IiSSIt S. MI LL EDO F. and SON, on
wi Dst,DAy, MAE, o '214, 1877, at their
GENERAL SALE Rooll,t, No. 74, ST. 1.11.3.1A5-NTRISET,
by °flier of the repre4entative of the late Mr. JAMES
BAIaiETT, ; at Three o'clock in the A iteenoolt,
gobjert to conditions to he then and there produced •
the following J.EASEIIOLD.PROPERTIES in Iota:
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• • .
LoT 1. All that well 4:atateti and convenient Piece
of land at the Rear of Nos. 11 and 12, Waterloo place,
having a frontage of 25 feet 11; inches, together with
the billing" now erected thereon, and ale. a
Vaulted Cellar melcr No. 11, Waterloo-place. This
Lot has been used for many years as a Stone Mason's
Yard, it is capable of having two Cottages erected
thereon, held on Imre for 100 years, wanting two days,
from OFTRMBER 2.41, iS3S, subject to an AJMILII
Ground Rent of

LT 2. All that substantially built Dwelling 'tonne
and Premises, I/ ituate and beim; No. —in Maiden.
street, near St. Mary's Church, and the r•reond house
northward from t:oxernor Lane. 'Chi's Lot is hehl
for the remainder of a term of 1,000 years, at the
annual rent of sixpence, in the occupation of Mr.
Fox, as tenant thereof.

For further para.-tear., apply to Mr. C. F. ARDES,
Solicitor, or the t TltorCELlts.

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Dated, Auction 0tbc...4 atia Mart. 74, St. Thomas-
street, Weytnouth, February 2,th, 1,77.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

Hun Orricis—Cheniudde, London, E.C.

OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED
THESE OFFICES.
MeSM. WALLACE, MILLI', And WILICINFL 'lemon('
ger, London.—" Further and Final 'Reports, molt
,:duable feature--quite original—mwie a trial f other
illices for C.otnmercial Information, but our exirlance
teaches us that, for thoroughly sound information and
npeedy replies to inquiries, your Office unquentionably
stands find." Members Three years.
Mesnrs. RicituriND and Cirisioni, A.sri, cultural
Implement Nfaiiidacturers, Alanchester.—" Not led us
wrong in any instance."
Messrs. 31. Ihrrromt,ry, jour. and Co., Fradford,
Manchester and —" Care( id lif It r. 011 de spared
—appreciate the care taken- lias our highest cowmen.
dation." Member'; Seven years.
Messrs. PA...AVANT and SON, Merchantn, Lee.le.--
"Fr Continental Information -the importance of your
method of obtaining information from more than one
channel smealcs for itself -pleanure in recommending
our Offices.
Iturrit.EY and PALMER'S Di.euit Factory
Iteading.—" Itecommend." Members Seven yearn.
Mensrn. Wm. Sr.ett.rits and Co., Sewing Machine
Manufacturers, Airdale Work';, Keighley.—" No had
debts where we have followed out your instructions
during last four yearn."

To those who setsh to jOi PI MCA,' Ogie(A OA Members.
The year einnmencee on the tio.t of any month.
Cheques croon,' National l'rovincial Bank to FLINT
and Cu.
SumciurrioNs— I:3 , f:5 £lO 10. and upwards
per annum.
N.B.—Please Rend for a l'rospecttis, free on applica-
tion.

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.

"LIVERY TRADE MARK munt be
14 REGISTERED anew under the recent Act.
N,, e,istieg Registrations at Stationer's Hall or else.
where of any avail.--Apply at once to Flint and Co.,
Cheapoide, London, EC.
Trade Marks Registered in America, Germany,
Franco, and all Continental countries.
No charge for Translations into any foreign
language.
D •

KING'S PILLS

The Best Remedy for BILE, Wind, Indigestion,
Headache, Sickness, Torpid Liver, Giddiness, Spastus,
Nervousness, Ileartbuni, and Debility.
DR. KING'S PILLS.
Only two Medicines really act itp .n the lAcer; one
Is Mercury or Blue l'ill, the other Dandelion.,
Thousands ..1 Constitutions have been destroyed by
Mercury. Blue Pill, or CalomeL The only safe
remedy is
DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE
LIVER PILLS.
Which act very gently on the Liver, giving immediate
relief in all cases of Bile, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Loss I,f Appetite, Giddiness, Spasms, Heartburn,
Flatulency, Nervousness, Gout, and all disorders of
he Stomach and Bowels.
Is. 1!,,h, 2s. Dd., is. and lls, per box, of all
medicine vendors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.

COL.

CAMBRIDGE. in fair request at last
week's ball price.: red made 4.15. to rda. and white
up to 58, per FM lb. 1114rley was in very small
supply, akd made Ion.: prises. Oats awl beans • very
ale trade.
LICEiTER.—Where transactions were effected
prices were the Mlle as last week.
NORWICH.—At our market to-day the supply of
wheat was fair, and trade for dry dscriptiona may be
quoted the same as on this day se nnight.
NOTTINGH ANI. —The wheat trade assumed a
quiet tone to-day. The supply of samples was moder-
ate and the samples made were generally al.nt the
prices of last week.
PETEIIBOROUGH. —There was not a large show
of wheat, and inquiries were on a better wale. An
advance on last week's terms was in some eases
obtained. New white, 511. to 7e.;5 new red 48s. to
112 s. • old white, 50s. to Niki. ; • 4.1 red, 48s. to 535, per
qr. oi Tom Barley came sparingly to hand, an 1 the
trade was firm, at better prices-38,.. to 48e. per fr.
READING.—The show ~f wheat in the Corn
Exchange here to-day was somewhat small, but a
brisk inquiry prevailed for finest qualities, and in
some instances Is, more money was realised : serondry
samples gold at nnchaneed prices. White wheat
made 48s. to 5Rs. per qr.; and red at 445. to 56,, per
qr. Finest malting descriptions of barley were in
active demand at enhance,lrates, while srcondary sort,
were nine of sale at reduced figures. Malting, Ins. to
485.; and grinding. 28s. to 54.. per qr.
tiIIKEWSBUKY.—A fair tratle was Inc in wheat
at last week's full price.. Fine barley advanced in.

per qr.
WARMINSTER. —Tbere was a good impply of
corn at our market to-day, but trade in wheat was
quiet at the firm rates of 1:14 week. Barley was in
demand at Is. per quarter advance. For other grain
there was a fair consumptive demand at late rates.
Wheat, 465. to !ins. per qr.; barley, Vs. to 47".: oats,
226. to 32.4. ; beans, 40s. to 52i.; peas, 36e. to 465.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

SECURITY IN CREDITING.

Noi ody in Protect ?Ai ta•Pronvite Trade, and to &ring
goad men taldher.

4,41)54103_1 PAIA,

Fl L N 00'S
BRITISH AND FOREIGN
CoNIMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13

M tßltrtf:FN.

Fahruory at %/nth Tedvrorth. M Ilardk.
by the Roy. 11. D. Radeliffe. FroderiA o lota of
4/orehN4er. to Mary, third doiNliter a mr..l. B;evo4
South Tedwurtb hum.
Match I, at Ito, pariah rhorch. Lyme Ite4i loy the It .v.
.1. etir.rienren, Mr. Stervn M .ml,, .4 So max. to Effini.
Wolody, only daughter er Mr. William Chap*, of Lyme
Reitle.
['MATHS.

Felintary 21, at Woymonth. .4 rontiii.lotioti,
Illiar thinl on .4 Mr. Edgar 41,x, aged 17 voar..
Fehrttety fa at Bridport, John, infant ,oa
of ML W. H. Monier. aged 2 montWi.
February at Saari wook
Fehrnaty IT, at Milner, Mr. (icor,: :wed 71.
Sarah, relict of Brine, late of T.,rraiit Abbey, in
the 77th year of her age. Mileder,
March at the mildew% of hie windiolyw, Mr. elvirles
Ellie, Minima( Mawr, after a few dart ill.
meet, George Anthony Admin.. late of Ilamwortliy,
in his 72n4 y..itr, deeply rooetted.
March 2, at Fordin,gton, Cordelia 1...10yal wife
of Mr. liii, Road. and daluhter of the late Mr. William
Hammond, of tioernmy, atel fotine.rly of Bitbett'a
Caundle, D.irwit, aged 11.
March 3, at Selling, Snoi dannii, the haleved
of Martha awl George Ryan, aged I year and 4 month..
March 5, at Wlnthorne Miwter, ifor.t, In her oath
year, Klizalieth, weond I taught., of ti,' Her. Jame+ Met".
formerly Matter of qiiion Free t;ramtnar
School In that town, and \float of Arelmrr.
March 8 at Wool, Chute.' Janda, late of W.... Abridge
Farm, meal 83.

Printed and Palsliohe4 at R. llish•stroct Wed. Dorchester,
in the parish of Holy Trinity, by Unit FRAXIII.IN of the
parish of All Saints, Dorchester, for the Pruprietor. •

Tuesday, Mush 13, 117.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

MARKING INK.

DOOFING (ialranised corrugated Iron 20 tons slightly
It .oiled, new straight lige' curved ehvgit• 6 to 8 feet lengths.
2 to 3 wide, only to ho by any labourer. Ale. lot Second
Hand. HUMPHREY'S, 38, Borough-road, London, S.E.

111/ONEY LENT, repayable by easy localments, £lO to
171, £l.OOO to male or female, In England or Wale., on noes
of hand, stock in trade, crops, farm Plonk, to ambit persons
into business, furniture without removal or publicity, also ow
leaseholds, freeholds, reversions, for one month to 10 yearn.
from 5 per cent. interest. Distance no object.—N.B. -This
being • genuine office for t e negotiation of all monetary
matters on a strictly private reratem, Intending borrowers win
do well to write or consult the manager, Er. A. H. DAVE,
100, Strand, London, W.C.

A OIENTS WANTED for the ROYAL OSBORNE (Peten_t)
r - PACKET TEAS end COFTEES.—AppIy to FRANKS
end Co., le, Little Tower-Meet. London.

IMPORTANT Tv Lemur. UVVOISZIM,//0.
E A SUPPLIED DIRECT from the DOCKS
Carriage Pald. In 11a11-Cheata (55 lb.)
and Boxes (about 20 1b..) at Is. 11d. per lb. the lia/f-CbaSto
go. per lb. Hones on receipt of Cosh or P. 0.0.
Sample' (M.) on application
to THORNTON and Co, 21, Leadenhalletrect, Londoh,

ODDS and ENDS!!! ODDS and ENDS
Romanti of Best Washing and other Drees
Fabrics, varying from 4 to 10 yards each. In
Bundles of 50 yards for Mt fid. 355. 6d, 454. 61. eaeh.
Sent for remittance to
BARER and CRISP, 198, Regentstrect, Londrin, W.
11111ELS3 TOILET VINEGAR. Highly fragrant, refresh.
fl log, tonic and salubrious, la and Et 6d. Ili/rimers Uses
Juct and Glycerine the best thing for the Mir, la. 6d. flokt
by all the Tnule. Roosts, POJCIIII, 96. Strand, London.
_

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.F.UR Patent " SINGULAR," preservers,
z li ,
100 re iteiLd
inglOo:,eaNsriVrlleid"9l% rruirte°C=
ii t 41; holier. with 4 hooks, Complete, in an elegsst
,g• k 2 ease for 16 Memos or P. 0.0. la. td. W. WAII,
Ors & SONS, Queen St , Redditch.
O,IIIVINO MACHINFA for Rile VERY CHEAP. They So
0 well made end have a good finish.
For Prices and further Particulars
Apply to 11. COLTMAN, Machinist, Loughborough.
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SODA WATER And LEMONADE um:llmm HMV/
SYSTEM.
Particulars post free. N. 0. WILCOCKB, Baek-etreet, BAT&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

PARTICITLARS and CONDITIONS of
SALE cheaply, neatly, and promptly printed at
the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

SERMONS cleanly, neatly, cheaply, and
expeditiously iseued at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

SERMON BILLS quickly printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS of any etyle,
executed correctly and with despatch at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

I\TUR SERMON and SEEDSMENS' PRICE
.1.1 LISTS at the shortest notice, and in the mod
elaborate style of the Printer's Art at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

(ARNAMENTAL PRINTING of all descrip-
kl tions at the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

POSTERS of ALL SIZES, in Black or
Coloured Inks, cheaply and expeditiously
executed with steam power at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

A VINIT TO TIIK tL.tIMtNT.

Mr. Guildford Onslow, Mr. Sherid hist, and is Mr.
lioaarth arrived at Prince.town on Friday. and after
partaking of luncheon prweeiled to Dartmoor Prisons
where they had an ititorview with the convict Orion.
wliom they found looking well. The visit was longer
than usual, extending over thirty minuteg, Orton having
been pr tad to a higher class for gaol conduct. The
?CcAn states both visitors declare the prisoner was looking
well—all the bettor, prolialdy, for the information they
brought him that the veritalile Arthur Orton had at last
lawn found. This announcement has repeatedly been
made before hy the t.si.gerlous friends /if the rlanuint,
whose faith is great indeed: hut this time, says Sheriff
East, there Is a 111,01 certaintv• Arthur is at present
flourishing toque,. here ie. Australia tinder the MUM: of
Cresawell. Ills photograph is lucre 1.1 the ()rum
family has actually declared, though she would not swear
it was hiu.u, She W.Plll,i 11.0, swear it was not I —Which ill
consolatory. The Claimant himself isinure positive. lie
solemnly assured his suitors on Saturday the! the photos
graph Witi, that of the Alfred Smith, sworn to by him on
the Pith day of his examination in Court. What MIRO
could rational people desire

A boy named WI iintirit, red.' ing in ItowArevor, hs Mod
front the elfectr of ratinw toinlstook which he luistuuk for

.....
The Mansion-house Indian Famine rand haq reached
n 22,000, which is the result f ti,irty-on, laya aubwrip-
don throughout the kingdom. Over 4:Sditlo was received
on Saturday.
. .

100141:4TR AND 1 RAVELLERS, Ladle rinking, •isiting
the seeable, or otherwise exposed to the scorching
rays of the sun and heated particles f dust, will filld
ROWLAND'S KALT144414 Most cooling and refreshing foe
the face, hands all.l arms ; it eradicates ounburn, tan.
freckleo, gc., allays the pain and irritation caused by
mosquito and gnat bites, and I.r...hicett a beautiigi
mid delicate complexion. Price is lid and 8s ill per
bottle. liowtosio's 111ACAS:4AR OIL prevents the hair
falling off during lit weather. Rowiastir's Oiscswe
whiten.' the teeth. Hold by chemist,., perfumers, sad
hairdressers. Roy only Rowf.ofifin artieles.
FLORILINC THE TERI% AND 1411 r .—A few
.Irotw of the liquid " Florillne" sprinkled on a wet tooth
loroxh produce a pleasant lather, which thoroughly
cleanses the teeth from all pararties or impurities, hoid-
ens the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the
teeth a peculiar pearly-whiteness. and a delightful
fragrance to the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour
arising from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The
Fragrant Floriline," being composed in a part of Meet
and sweet herb, is .lelie• to the taste, and the greatest
toilet discovery of the age. re..... 2n, di., of all t'heruiste
and perfumers. Prepared by Henry C. tiou.nr, 403 thifeed
street London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

F

HIGHER FARM, UPCERNE, DORSET.
MR G. SYMONDS will SELL by AUC-
TION, on MONDAY, Ocrmsen Ist, 1877,—The
Valuable FLOCK of HORN SHEEP and LAMBS,
and other FARMING STOCK, the property of Mr.
R. R. OLD, quitting, which comprise :-
114 Two-teeth Horn Ewes
110 Four-teeth Ditto
77 Six-teeth Ditto
72 Full-mouthed Ewes
DO ','ether Lambs
80 Chilver Lambs
20 Down Lambs
2 Rams
5 Stag Sheep

o
Tvrio capital Alderney Heifers, springing down; 2
capital cart mares with foals and in foal, black cart
colt rising three years old, loony, four years old, quiet
to ride and drive; 40 head of poultry, also a four.
horse power thrashing machine and gear in good
working order, and a various Aesortment of Agricul-
tural Implements and Effects.
The AUCTIONSER can well recommehd the above
Flock, whieh have ever been bred from the best Stock
obtainable for hardiness of constitution to suit a cold
hill country, and are sure to give satisfaction.
Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock with Imple-
ments. Luncheon at one; and resume with Beasts
and Sheep.
Sydling, September Bth, 1877.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

MBE PATENT OAS FIRE-I.IOIITER. Lights 20 thee for
of was. saving all cost of firewood. Absolutely
certain and clean. Post free with Instruction+ for 16 stamps
(returned if not approved) from Patent Oas Firelight Co..
^t. Birmingham.

g.',ogrewe•street,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

FRIEND Of ALL:
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

IPURITI OF THE BLOOD.
Unless the blood be kept in • pure mute the constitutlow
must he weakened and Mamas supervene. Them wonderful
Pills powers the power of removing or neutralizing all cons
taminatiom of the blood and system generally. They quietly,
but certainly, overcome all obstructions tooling to produce
health, and Institute regular action in omen. that are fault.
from irritation or debility. The d.speptic, weak, and nervous
may rely on them Pills as their hoot friend and comf,ter, as
they not upon the main springs of life, and thus save
thodmnds from a premature grave.
COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
The very mild and painless action of these Invaluable Pills
recommend. them to every housebhold see remedy for the list
cgiUTZdtur.bif "tilt onAenywr. which mother,
ma "epLiory yerag 6on of
Holloway . Pills, ban at once mailable means for checking
disease, purifying the blood, and expelling from the Maim al
IrrOle humours. They Ire Indeed, at all age., the female
tried friend.
DISORDER/ OF THE LIVER WITH FLATULENCY AID
INDIGESTION.
Lose of appetite and flatulency are usually the f °remotion
of stomachic dismal. Them fames. Pills mercies the moat
salutary power in all Enactionl of the liver, and all lizz
Whim of the stomach and bowels; they restore •
function to every Internal organ, overcome all obstruction'
mid oast out all Impurities,
WEAK lITOICACHS.-111PAI1ID DWEIMON:
The Maga cannot enumerate one tithe of tim distresSlNg
emplane seeing from enfeebled digestion, MI of which my
be readily dispelled by these admirable Pills, m they room the
etomach, liver, and every other organ of &realm to MOE
healthy tone which fully enables them to convert all fond emi
drink to the nourishment of the body—hence, them Pills are
the sureth strengthenere and the salmt restorative la ear,....nom, wasting, and chronic debility.
The Pill. and Ointment are sold et Pr0f...,,, How:roar
Iletabitehment, 632, Oxf et, 1.,0n . Moo by early
every remecrable Vendor of iledleinethroughout use divined
worid, In Boles and Pots, at I. ltd., Is. Bd., da. Id., Ha.,
W., and Sib. each. The timeliest hoe of pills contelne fee
doses ; and the anallem pot of ointment one maw.
Pell printed directions are dined to each Ben end Pot, and
ma be MO in any ilanuniweeo,inno In Teethe, Arabic. Armtek%
. or abloom
N.B.—Advice can be obatiged, foto of charge by sapl-
ing et the above own., between the bows of to mg
toar.or by Wee.

A
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

EXPRESS and TELD3RAM OFFICE.

OTEL LISTS and BILL )f FARE CARDS
handsomely printed in a vsriety of Colours, at
the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

BANKRUPTCY and LAW FORMS cheaply
and promptly executed at ;he
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

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CHOICE WINES AND SPIRITS. BOTTLED ALBS

AND STOUT.

LUNCHEONS kNII•DINNIMB ON THE SHORTEST NUTKIL
EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR
EXCURSIONISTS.

OM AND CLOOZ CANuAass, AND • BLUE POE
nom PARTIN!.
Good swum.
51,11.--ersolAL ROolo ros Pirrasl imam

The Return Train will leave Waterloo Bridge
Station, London, on the following Saturday or Satur-
day week at 12.10 p.m.

GOOD WALLERS WANTED at once at
the NTW CATELDRAL. EDISSURGH. Constant
work for good men ; wagee, 91 per hour.

WILLIAM TILLEY,
BUILDER, Re., as.,
PRINCES STREET, DORCHESTER.
INFORMS the Public and the Trade that he
keeps • STOCK of CEMENT, PLASTER,
Drain Pipes, Closet Pans and Traps, Oven Burs, Fire
Bricks Deals, Slates, Bridgwater The, Garden
Dengof Different Patterns, Terra Cotta Vases, and
rent other Fancy Articles of the same Material

A VARIETY OT
READY-WORKED HILLDSTOITEII.
Of different Design', kept in Stock for SALE, and may
1,. OM at lb. STOW', wools, PILASE-LANI, OT at RIM-
MICE in Plutomo-orairsr (next to th• Dorset County
Honda/

"Neither shalt thou take a Wife to her Suter to vac
her beside the other—lie urertin."—Ley.
:chi'', 18.
MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED
WEEK'S SISTER—LegaI in every counfry
in the world, except the United Kingdom; made
legal under the special sanction of the Queen in
Australia; not contrary to Divine or Moral Law, or
true social expediency; chiefly opposed by the extreme
Ritualists.
Those who wish for information are requested to
communicate with
T. PAYN'TER ALLEN,
Secretary.
'Marriage Law Reform Association,
I 21, Pullamentiireet, WougolasSsr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

IMMENSE FACILITIES, and a LARGE
STOCK of the NEWEST TYPE for the RAPID
EXECUTION of all ORDERS for PRINTING at
the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

ORDER FORMS in all shapes and styles,
cheaply and expeditiouxly printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

RULES of FRIENDLY andothex
SOCIETIES tastefully, cheaply, and promptly
executed at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

NOTE HEADINGS in every variety at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE

tif ATALOGUES of EVERY DESCRIPTION
V Correctly and Cheaply printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

OIRCULARS on any coloured paper at the
shortest notice, and in the best style of the Art,
at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

ANIVERSARY BILLS very quickly and
cheaply, at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

POOLE.

Tim E will (dated Aiiii;t-2-I—th, 1C17) of Mr. Henry
DallhV Fleyniour, late of 21S1, Piccadilly, who died on the
4th ult., at Brynurse, Canninzton, Somersetshire, was
proved on the Ist inst. by Alfred Seymour, the brother
and sole executor, the personal estate being sworn under
.C 70.000. The testator gives, devises, and bequeaths all
his real and personal estate to his said brother.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

JERSEY.

MADAME DM:GLADE, 3 French elairvoyante, and Mrs.
Slader, whom she called her medium, were charged,
before the police magistrate„ with obtaining money under
false pretences. A Mrs. Petticart, who had lost some
money, consulted the prisoners concerning it, paying them
54. as a fee. The medium pretended to trace the money
to the possession of Mrs. Gosling, but stated that as the
weather was dull she could not positively declare she was
the thief. Mrs. Petticart, however, told her neighbours
that Mrs. Gosling had her money, and as she refused to
retract her statement the latter complained to the police,
and the prisoners were arrested. Madame Douglade said
she had long practised her profession in Paris, and some
Of the police in Jersey had engaged her services profess-
ionally, and had been satisfied with them. The magistrate
told her that, however much such practices were allowed
in Paris, they could not be allowed here, and he fined her
XI or live dates imprisonment. The medium, Mrs. Slader,
was discharged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

Pool boo toe Avo Illoojo from
NO. O. T. 00NORSTI, PICKH•II, LOHDONt
" OONSIIMPTIO N.
ITS ONLY SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT,
(Nolo Edition) with many Inttreating Case of Curd."
THE TRADF.6 RANK LIMITED. al, NEW
.1 SRI, GC STREET, LONDON, E.O
E SHARES of this Bank aro DIM being issued at par and
should be applied for early in order to secure In allotment.
THE SHARKS are 06 each, El brig paid on application.
and V 'Os titi allotment, but may be paid up in MU it option
of the appllcsnt.
BANK It ARKS of all deicriptions ore selling at rely'
premiums, • d are the soundost and best Investments of the
day. - Breves-tom.
THE RANK alkwa ihterest on sums plsoed on deposit for
fixed period., Si, Months 6 per Cents, Twelve Months 6 per
Cent.
CURRENT ACCOUNTS emoted without rest, kilos. NS.
tomer? Trade Bills Jleumnted.
PRoSPECTUS and every information c n be obtained on
application to the Manager.

tv ALTER TRU EFITTS , 1, New Bond-street, London.
• • Hair in all the nettiond otyles as worn in London and
Paris, Blear, Brown, and Golden Dyee, Kalotrikos the best
dressing for the Hair, Aatringent Lotion stops on hallo&
Sernpervivens is the best Restorer. Gentlemen's Hats, is.
Best Articles at moderate once..
THE ALLIANCE SOCIE.C.ETY, 51, Mourgate
Street, London,
To INTFATORs : 5 per cent. Interest Bonus.' k Drawing,:
To BORROWERS: Advance. free of Interest.
Proopectua on application.
A. R. WORMALD, Actuary. E. T. It. WILDE, Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED.
DRAM, REED, STRING, AND DRUM AND FIFE BANDS
D PIANOFORTES, AND HARMONIUMS at whole
sale price+, at J. MOORS, Buxtmormul, Hudderseeld
Priem with drowinga of every Irstrument poet free. Musk to
any kind of band. Patronfsel by the Army. Navy, and 1118.1
Corns Second-Snot Instrumenta bought or taken in
Exchange.

1) 1...Aa1P I '‘.llP CH URCHF.S, tr.c., CAN BE
T and TH,,ROUGHLY by the
PETRIFYING Lit/tau. ManufaCtUred Trumperent or In
Colours, only, by the LIVF.RPOOL SILICATE PAINT
COM 'ANY, who are also the Sole Vaimfacturers of the Petri.
tying Silicate Paint
JOHN D'ARCY and s4l'(, Brcw.,ni .4 Pi< o TER and STODir
A !CHM
DUBLIN.
(Largest Brewery in Ireland but one).
Purchasing Agents required In all towns in which there are
none.
UT AND T. JO'.'4ES AND Co., London, Oil March& 113
• • „ Petroleum Importers and Drysalters.
" W.S.J." MACIIINF.RY OIL
White Star," "Natrona," and "Diamond J." Coble OHO,
Sold by all Denggi.te Grocer'', Ironmongers, and Oilmen.
I RON HURDLES, IRON HURDLES. —All kind. of Iron
Hurdle., Continuous Fencing, Field awl Entrance Gates
Manufaedpred by BAYLISS, JONES, and BkYLI,S, Victori
Works, Wolverhampton, and 3, Crooked-lane, King Walkman.
street, London.
Catalogues free on application.
IF"

CHILAPL)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

JHEAP JEWELLERY .--Shopkeepers will 11nd bast
ensortment and lowest prices et MILLINGTON'S, 12,
_ ntnsditch, London. Clocks, Watches, Cutlery, Combs, Spec-
tacles, Pena, Pipes, Puree.. Catalogue free, ratabliehed 107
Cash only.

C
Ho Itch,
. _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-25

THE WAR.

The official report from Mehemet All does not
confirm the report as to there having been severe
fighting at Bide, for the battle only lasted from five
o'clock in the afternoon until dark. It is believed at
Constantinople that the fighting wan renewed on the
following day, in consequence of the result of the first
day having proved indecisive. At Plevna the blockade
still continues, but at Fichipka the Turks have
renewed the bombardment of Mount St. Nicholas.
We have the official Miamian report, which states that
on the 17th inst. the Turks made a stealthy approach
to them, hot were discovered and put to flight. Very
early in the morning the Turks made an attack on
Mount St. Nicholas, and it was not until noon that
the Russians could dislodge them. The losses on both
sides were very Revere, but the Russians claim to have
almost annihilated the Turks.

(By TehNraphl
VIENNA, Monday.
Prince Hassan, with ten banal' , made a sharp
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the Cherkowna. After seven li. own artillery and
infantry firing the Turks retired, and both sides
resumed their old positions.
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