The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-04 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET. AUCTION OFFICES, DORCHESTER.
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MONTHLY SALE. • ------
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Upwards of 100 SUPERIOR ENORAVINGS,
ArESSRS. BAKER AND ENSOR beg res. defiantly framed and Maud.
ill learally to announce that their next Monthly . --
NI R. WILLIAM HARDING begs tonf
iorm
yule will take pDA
lace on SATURY, JANUARY -
10,1559. A 1 his Friend's and the Public, that he has now for
TRVAINT ENTRIIe. SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT at his Offloes, in
0 Prime Fat Beasts. High West Street, Dorchester, a new and choice pollee-
fat Hull, Fat Stag. tion of nearly 100 First-chase
I Burener.
PROOF ENGRAVINGS,
1 Cows in calf.
;three-year old Heifers and calve,. after some of the favourite Paintings of the most eini-
A superior three-year old pine Devon Bull, bred by nent Artiste, including Sir E. [Anteater, C. Landseer,
yob. Rodoy; of &oak, poworoy ; the whiner of Herring, AnsdeU, Webster, Wink:Maher, Cattennole,
Etty, Bateman, Bouvier, Brook• Wright, Harvey,
word prises.
i Jilts, I-year and 9-months-old, which took first prine Herbert, Prentia, Fisk, Absolon, Fitzgerald, Wilkie,
g Storminater Agricultural Show, the property of Hr.' ".• "'
Also, • Valuable LANDSCAPE OIL PAINTING,
nob, of Bradfonl.
0 Fat Down Wetheas, by Wilmot. Several handsome STEREOSCOPES,
30 Fat Maiden Down Ewes. BOXIO4, and • large and choice selection of STEREO-
SCOPIC BLIDFS.
le Fat Down Ewes.
ie Ft Down Ewes, The whole of the Engravings are elegantly framed in
0 Fat Down ENS, MAP* Meereased and Gilg—nspy of thew are Artist.'X Fat Cromelivail Mashowa.-. • • - pr•sh Wave leitins, asides Ind& paper. - '
7 very prime Fat Down Ewes. An inspection is eolicited, and the engravings will be
cmy Cart Horse, 7 years, sound, and good worker. i mold at Very reduced prioes.
}cart Cart Mare. 6 years, mound, and good worker. 1
Fell-bred Dark Chesnut Pony. 6 years, 13.3, rides
iNg. 'ilk food action, and quiet in harness.
Kay HUM. 5 years, 15 hands, 1 inch, mound, quiet in
led& and harness, has been hunted a few times.
.1 Brown Cob, 14 and half hands high, rising 5
rut old, sound, and quiet to ride.
i henna Horse, ti years, 15.3, good hunter, and quiet
I larness.
Chesnut Mare, 7 years, 15i, a good worker.
Rack Polly, 4 years, 14, santutl,and quiet to ride and
~ light covered Var.
4 light Dog Cart, of superior make, varnished oak
lad walnut.
er 1;r-at inconvenience having arisen from Persons
vela:, St.wla not duly entered, Notice is Hiniriar
i.ivis, that no stock will be admitted to the Sale
tirend mile,. mitered UN us BEFORK the SATUIDAT
,r1,1,e• to the SA!,
• Iltr,l December, IS.'Ol.

SALISBURY TERRACE, DORCHEf3TER.
IR. H A NN'S CLASSICAL, MATHIS-
:NA. MA TICA L, and COMMERCIAL BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL, RE-OPENS (D.V.), Januacy
19th, 1830.
Classic*, Mathematics, kn.... Mr. HANN.
French, Gemini, and Italian Mr. OARSTON.
Drawing. . . . Mr. Fi•Lox.
Mune and Dencing Mr. CLARKE.
N.B.—llensuration and Land Surveying taught
practically.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDING TON, DORCHESTER.
MHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
A. beg to inform their friends and the public gene-
ally, that they are now enabled to
REDUCE THE PRICE of COAL as under :
At their Yard at Parcbaron:—
pee cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Steam ditto
„ Tenhy Stone Coal
At the Urea: Western Railway Stations :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester. Weymouth.
Best Rulatoek C0a1... 41. :Ili I. per cwt.
Henan ditto lid. dd.
Ruabon Coal
Bulb ° ditto .
Wm . ......
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
.11. NUN E, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
awl WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
The very beat ROMAN. PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, &c.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged 1.1. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if ',aid to-
within one month, Is. 1.1 per ton discount will be
; within three ths, lod. per ton ; but if
lit paid for at the espiration of three months, no dis•
count will be allowed.
The Doursr.srra Coat, CouraNi are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
11,S, WELSH SL I,TE. kc.. Ito., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Goods will be delivered, if re in'red, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. ALFRED Fir ItT. the Company'a
Manarer, Fonlington, Dorchester, will have immediate
attention.
January 1, 'Ka

HASELBURY BRYAN, DORSET.
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To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
AfEssßs. BAKER and ENSOR, at the
ANTELOPE INN, H.ktIELBURY BRYAN,
Tet•EADAY, JAE(' %KT ROL 114.5 n, at Three 0.(10CE
7.0,,,,,/tertinon,i,,t,Lieet to such conditions as will be
thre and there producell, the fe.-siniple and inheritance
4 iii those highly vslushle closes of
1{.17.1 NG LAND,
Mole ;n the parish of H kZEI.Hr RV Her IN aforesaid,
nen:Enna iii the whole lii.. 2r. :10p., in the occupation
4 Nl'. N..‘14 CILLINUO sig, whose tenancy expires At
Ihrhelinas next, and which will be offered in the fol.owlots :
A. R. P.
LA that Close called" 'White Marsh,-
contsining by adineasurement 6 2 0
L 42 —.lll that Close called " Saunders' Mea-
dow." containing by ailinewirement 6 1 12
Lot that Close called " Middle Linch,"
containing by ailinesusurement '1 3 18
N.II. Lot lis hounded he Lind, of Miss Bannister,
tie it .v. llol,ert rialkeld. Mr. William Karnes, and the
at levihng from Mappowiler to Sturininster. Lit 2
is Lin Is of W. S. Stinson, Esq., Thomas Coombs,
Li.. Mr. Theophilus Goodfellow, and the road leseling !
n ILiiipow.ler 5.1 Sturiiiiii.ter Lot 3by Lands of— '
',ler. Esq., the Inieters of the late .101 n Bridge, Esq.,
4..111.0 road leading from Kingston to Sturiiiiipiter.
Plan (if the Property be seen, and further
texticulars known on application at our office.
INttli 111 & SON,
Solicitors, Dorchester. i
Dated December itth, 18.14,
PIDDLETRENTH I DE, DORSET.
—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
11E4 'MS. BA KER and EN:4O R, at the
NEW INN PILIDLETRENTHIDE, On Tit VADAT
list ity 114th, Ilea at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
r*eitto. ItellPPl4'letrttg.l wetvtitldbh"Lrels ths
and
wises.
I,t I. MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE. •
CHIDEN, and ORCH IRD, ooneaining 2r. 321 , more
or hell for two lives &eget respectively 40 and 37
?seri or thereabouts, at the yearly rent of
Lit 2—An ALLOTMENT in Toilet,. field containing
27.1 p.. more or less, held for one life aged ra years or
tiereabouts, at the yearly rent of 2s. 40.
:i. -A CLOSE of !AND called Ridgeway Close,
mtsiniett I acre, inure or less, awl an allotment in
Till•n• field containing 4 acres, more or leas, held
br.4lr life aged 43 years or thereabout., at the yearly
nit of le,
Lit 4.-- t CLOSE of LAND lying near the 4'erne
LI containing la. Ir. 9p., inore or less. held for two
• aged respectively 45 and 11.1 years or thereabouts,
at tie yearly rent of 60.
The shove premises are held by 4'opy of Court Roll of
be Manor of Piddietrenthitle, and will be sold subject
'ethe shove-mentioned rents, and the works, burdens,
ad services due and accustomed.
F-. view apply to Mr. WILLIAM COLLIER, Piddle-
testiide ; and for further particulars to
MESSRS. MANFIELD and .INI4REWB,
Solicitors, Dorchester.

DENTAL SURGERY.
A TTE .V t. 4 NCE at DOROII ESTER erery oilier
EDNESD Al. al Mr. 114ZEL'S, Iron-
ononyer, High N'eee shred.
NU ATPENDANCES—wiaIIanDIet, Vantiary
5, and January 19.
MR. B. K MOSELY, M.R.C.S.,
or TIIE FIRM or
MESSRS. EPITR.4I.If MOSELY cf SON,
SURGEON-DENTISTS,
9, GROSVENOR STREET, Gituitvitno• tin9••4,
Lox DON,
And 14, HAY STREET, BATH,
SOLE iNVENTORK AND PATENTICEN.
A New,
Original, and Invaluable Invention,
consisting in the adaptation, with the most abso-
lute perfection and success. of ('HEMI('ALLY-
i'REF'A RE!) WHITE and GUM-COLOCRED INDIA-
RUBBER, as a lining to the gold or hone frame. The
extraordinary results of this application may be briefiy
noted in • few of their most prominent features :—All
sharp edges are avoided; no springs, wires, or fasten-
top are re.mired ; • greatly increased freedom of auction
is supplied ; a natural elasticy, hitherto wholly unat-
tainable, and a fit, perfected with the most unerring
accuracy, are secured; while, from the softness and
flexibility of the agents einployed, the greatest support
is given to the adjoining Teeth when loose, or rendered
tender by the absorption of the Gums.
Teeth filled with Gold and Messrs. MOMCI.T.B " White
India-Rubber," the only permanent Stopping for Front
Teeth, that will retain its Colour.
Loose Teeth fastened, and every operation in Dental
Surgery performed.
All Work being executed at the London Establish-
ment, the higher resources of the Dental Art are ren-
dered available without the trouble and expense of •
journey to the Metropolis.
Attendance in London. Daily, 9, Lower Grosvenor
Street, Grosvenor Square.
Attendance in Rath, Daily, 14, Gay Street (Wednes-
days excepted).

MAPPIN'S DRESSING CASES AND
TRAVELLING BAGS.
CrAPPIN BROTHERS, Manufacturers by
41'1 Special Appointment to the queen. are the only
Sheffield Makers who supply the Consumer iii London.
Their London Show Itooins 67 and 6S, KIN(
ILLIAM-STRF:ET, London Bridge contain by far
the Ltrgest STOCK of DRY,SSING CASES, and
Ladies' and Gentlemen's 'TRAVELLING BAGS in the
World, each article being manufactured muter their
own superintendence.
M A PPIN'S Guinea DRESSING C ISE, for gentlemen.
M A PPI N'S Two Guinea DRESSING CASE, in solid
Leather.
Ladies' TRAVELLING and DRESSING BAGS,
from 1:2 I2s. to 1:100 each.
Gentlemen's do. do., from ZI 12s. to be.
Messrs. MAPPIN invite inspection of their extensive
Stock which is complete with every Variety of Style and
Price.
A costly book of Engravings, with prioes attached,
forwarded by post on receipt of 12 stamps.
MA PPIN, BROTHERS,
67 and 6s, KING WILLIAM ST., CITY LONDON:
Manufactory —Queen's Cutlery Works, Sheffield.

MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY.
THE DIIIECTOILS are prepareil to receive
APPLICATIONS for the company's Perpetual
ler Cent. Mortgage Preference Mliarea of 1100
shich will be inscribed in the books of the tom-
in the names of applicants, without payment of
twriliity or other expense.
shares will be Owned under the authority of the
basal Railway Act, 1853, and of • Reliolution of •
*nal General Meeting of the Company, held in con•
/*77 therewith, on the Ditli February, INAS.
%inheres thus raiaed will be exclumively applied in
of the Debenture or Mortgage Debt of time
times', and they will be entitle.' to the IMMO priority
t'oit the iimperty and income of the (*.imps:ly aa the
bq.nttire or Morgsge Debt, raiikinx before tlie Coin-
heft stock and Share Capital, •11,1 will be the first
on ix net income amounting, last year, to no.
rgro.ono, after payment of working expenses
abl rents of all leink.
tir interest will commence (room the date when the
',set ix placed to the Company's credit, Anil will be
541"ifiearly, es the lit Jammu and lot July.
.I,lu. a application may be.obtained by let'air ad.
.7eil to we.
G. N. SHoWNE,
Secretary.
1)"11. 20th Itecemlier, IssB.
11EAL amid SON'S NEW ILLUSTRATED
, (..tTATJ)(;I'p enotaine designs and prices of 150
nt articles of Bedroom Furniture. ea well aa of
.1010
• . mid prices of every description of Bedding.
7, frre by post.
vF.II, and SON, Bedstead. Bedding, and Bedroom
rfisitere manufacturers, 196, Tottunhaen•court-roarl,
Leion,

ELECTRICITY IN DENTISTRY.
-UR. 13. EPHRAIM MOSELY operates on
..Vll. the TEETH through the above medium without
Pain or liaeonvenietice.
DDIU2HESTER every other WHUNIMDAT, at Mr.
HATV.CH, High West Street.
Iliti/aVKNOIt Sracirr. bri TOL
Daily (Wednesdays esoepted)-14, GAT STREIT,
BATH.

MONEY ON PERSONAL OR OTHER
SECURITY.
THE COMMERCIAL LOAN ASSOCIATE AND
GENERAL ADVANCE FITS!).
THE Associate are prepared to make Cask
Advsoc., in sum* from CIO to • £3,000 and
upwarsla to Gentlemen, Government Officere, Trades-
men, Farmers, Miumfacturers, Ship Builders, Contrac-
tors. and othera.
The present rate of interest on Secured Advances is
5 per cent. per annum, repayable imarterly, half-yearly,
or by annual instalment* from Ii months to 5 years, and
also by agreement fur an extended period.
LOANS ON BORROWER'S SECURITY.
•Tbs exception to the established rate of intereat only
teems when parties are desirous of burrowing on their
OWN PERSON.% L SECURITY, when an increseed
rate is charged to cover the additional risk, as such an
accommodation to respectable applicant.' prevents the
necessity 01 aPPesboit to other.. The advances undcr
this heel are repayable as before stated, with (in all
eases') interest added to the instalment, the full amount
being advanced.
Loans not exceeding Cdflo granted for three years re-
parable at the en.l of the perks!.
The Associate falter investigation) make liberal
advan-
ces on property generally. via.. -Furniture, Fanning
Stook. Machinery. Freeholds, Le‘nehom.. and Life
Asiuranoes, and every description of available security,
sal the strickest c infidenoe may be relied on by platted
In submitting particulars of such properties.
buineliate *tient to all applications enclosing roar
postage or receipt stamps to
THOMAS BARTON, Superintendent.
9, Worcester-street, London, S.
p.s._proposaie allowed to be amended without
cost.

NEWSPAPER FOR THE FARMING AND GARDENING INTEREST. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BLANDFORa
~..
Staurday, January 1, will be published, price Fin-pence, or Sixpence stamped, each volume compiele ACOUNT Y B A L L will take place on
in iNetj, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 181519.
TWENTY-FOUR, OCCASIONALLY THIRTY-TWO, FOLIO PAGES, PATKONESSEA :
LADY RIVERS.
MK Flll,Bl NUMBER you IMO OF LADY HARRIET ASHLEY.
LADY AUGUSTA STURT.
THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE THE HON. MRS. PORTMAN.
Si
MRS. PARKE.
AND
MRS. H. FARQUHARSON.
AGRICULTURAL GAETTE; MRS. HAMHRO.
MRS. C J. PARKE.
Srawamin:
A WEEKLY RECORD OF RURAL ECONOMY AND GENERAL NEWS.
LORD RIVERS.
LORD AS/LEY.
• THE HON. W. H. B. PORTMAN, M.P. ,
THE HORTICULTURAL PART EDITED BY PROFESSOR LINDLEY.
SIR E. H. BAKER, BART.
SIR IVOR B. GUM'.
THE FARMING PART (under the Editorship of • practical Fanner) treats of— H. K. SEYMER, Eno., M.P.
I
GERARD SPURT, RN., M.F.
The Practice of Agriculture Results of Experimental Fanning Foresting
C. PARKR. EN. ..
Agricultural Science Growth and IG itation of Crops Road-uniking •
Animal and Vegetable Physiology U meat of Stock Farm-Meildingl4
.... I/AEU, ling.
Mima .O - _ ze... a 5...... ri. omo. ~ ...... 40 NT Wefts Labourers rTM1F.2541.
scribed by Woodcuts whenever Drainage Treatment of Poultry T. BOWER. J •
T. , Ls., Eno.
requisite Irrigation Agricultural Publications.
Dancing to commence at Ten o'Clock.
Improved modes of Husbandry
or R. EVERS'S FULL QUADRILLE BAND.
In short, whatever effects the beneficial employment of capital in hand.
Crown Hotel, Blandford, Dec. 18th, 1858.
Reports are rerularly given of the English. Scotch, and Irish Agricultural Societies and Farmers' Clubs—London
Markets, Prices of Corn, Hay, Cattle, Seeds, Hops, Potatoes, Wool, Coal, Timber, Hark, ie., and the Weekly
Average.

ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BLANDFORD.
REYERS has the honour to announce
that a TOWN and COUNTRY BALL will
take place on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY sth, MOO.
STEWARDS :
Mr. H. MAKES. Mr. E. FISHER.
Mr. J. MITCHELL Mr. WILLIAM INGRAM.
Mr. H. RLANDFORD. Mr. HENRY RICKMAN.
Mr. C. INGRAM.
TICKETS, Se.
sir R. EYERS'S FULL QUADRILLE BAND.
Dancing to commence at Nine Ala*.
Crown Hotel, Hlamflunl, Dec. 18th, 1818.

T
STYLE, Succemor to G. STYLI, VOACH
-1- • MAKER to the Royal Family,
64, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH,
Offers for Inspection VICTORIA amid ALBERT
PHAETONS, SOCI A BLRS, WAGONETTES, Four-
wheel and Two•wheel DOG CARTS, 0108. CAR
PHAETONS with heads and Bide lights, adapted for
either Summer or Winter.
CARRIAGES of every description, on the most
approved principles, made to order; and repairs executed
with neatness and despatch.
For the oonvenienoe of gentlemen living at a diatoms).
easidaila• will be rendered in fetching or arturning a
Carriage for alterations or repair..
CARRIAGES Bought and Sold on Cointrisaion, or
taken in Exchange

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
LAIVES' TUI:NIP MANURE.
ItDAMES has the pleasure to inform his
friends that, in consoluems, of the Reducti 111 l in
the price of Iliospliates, lie will be enabled to supidy,
during the fleet ACB.III, LA W PERPHI /SHIA It,
(guaranteed by analysis of Professor Way and Dr.
Voelcker to be of the saine superior quality which has
given such general satisfaction for flimsy years past) at
En Ups. per Toll at all Ports mid Stations.
H.l). can also supply Superphosphate, manufactured
by Mr. [awes from Minerals, which contains a large
amount lif Soluble Phosphate, at I:5 11/s. fx•r iii. As
the yearly consular& increases several hundred tons,
early orders may be neuessary to secure it at the reduc-
tion.
Dorchester, December, 11458.
(yr The Parliamentary Report me Food ;ma
(yew., the lad that while the ChiNfAe Kat flat
b”, the.m, to !merriest ihr
C.bonir most of /hot woo to I.:ma'am!. Tins &mi-
me!, 'UM 141 iX/1 ~,,, Ara r.CII///1111,1 74 ausipirs.!/ the
Work anti Genes! is, warm/ use, of 0101 54
weer !OH ipl rooted weih powileeril
I]'DRNIAIAN AND CICA TEA,
Al THE USUAL FINE SORTS, lICT THE LEAF
NOT COVERED WITH 1201A)C1t.
Strong, rich, full-Ilxvoured Tea is this., secured to the
Public, as importing it before the Chows, rorrr it with
(Voile renders it impossible for any brown low•priced
autumn leaves t lie Inade to appear equal to the twit,
and so !sass off to chic Consumer at a high priCe. The
Lamert (Longman. p. 318) statso, of liornitilan'S teas:—
" The tireen not bein•• coveroi with Prussian blue, kc.,
is a dull olive ; the lillsek is not inteimely dark ;" whole.
some and good Tea is thus obtained. Prices ha. 8.1. •
4s. ; and 4a. 4.1. per lb. Sold exclusively by .Authorised
Agents throughout the kingdom, asol only in packets.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Aroaitestie Robins.
Beads., 15-1. —4
Benemiater ()hiver, Fore-Street.
Reid, near the Church.
Beer Regis
Creme AWL, lionnett, Long-Street.
'rr,rkerme Clark.
Chard Young, Post-Office.
DuRCII ESTER Finn n, 1111:11-EAST•STIMET.
Edgar, Post-Office.
firmstridye Rogers.
London Purst-11, SO, Cortihill.
Lyme Locke, Broad-Street.
Dunster, Ilnuul-Strect.
Melbury Osmond Palmer.
Pods Green, High-Street.
Sher-Ironer Kingdon, Cheap-Street.
Stalbri,lae Dike, late Trans.
.siarmissirr Trite, Market-Place.
Shaftesto e.m }tastable. High-Street.
Bennett, High-Street,
WEY.IP)UTH Cole, St. Mary-Street.
Wareham, Best.
I (aril Gainia k Hunt.

rrilE GENERAL LAND DRAINAGE sod
A. IMPROVEMENT I'oMPANY ; Offices, 52, Par-
liament-street.
Henry E'er Seyiner, Fxsoi., M.P., Chairman.
Sir John V. Shelley, Bart. 11. P., Deputy• Chairman.
George T. Clark. Esq. William- Fisher Hobbs,
John C. Cobbohl, Esq., Esq.
Edward J. Hutchins, Est.,
Sir Won. Cubitt, F.R.S.
Henry Currie, Ea+ Sir Samuel Morton Pete,
Thomas Edward Dicey, Kart.
Esq.Villiaiu Tite, Esq., M.P.
William Willshere, Lsq.
I. p:ony is incorporated by Act of Parliament
to facilitate the Drainage if Land, the making of Roads,
the erection of Farm Buildings, and oother Improvements,
on all olescripti )))) if property, whether held in fee, or
unoler miit.isl, mortage, in trust, or as ecclesiastical, or
Collegiate Property.
2. In noo case is any investigation of Tithe necessary.
3. The Works may he dexi„,med and executml by the
Lawlowlier or his Agents, indepenolantly of the Com•
patty's officers, or be may elect whether lie will employ
their staff. Equal
.I.trililits silt lw affuilkd is tit/1m
ow.
4. The orioae costs 0f tin works and expensca may in
All Ca..e#l, be charged on the I. tlids improved, to be re-
paid by lialf-yearly instalinents.
5. The term of Knell charge may be fixeol by Hoe Land-
owner, and e utci,clecl to hp ',tors Ix r Lii WI 11111.1.0 V e•
Mid thirtg-sor !wars for Fell.", 111( i ItyB. where•
by the instalments will be kept within such, a fair per
(wasp as the occupiers of the improved Lands can
afford to pay.
WILLIAM CLIFFORD, Secretary.

CH U BB'S LOCK AND FIRE-PROOF
SAFES.
--
CH"BWS FIRE-PROOF SAFES are con-
struct., of strong Wrought Iron, and the Detec-
tor Locks which secure them are GUNPOWDER
PROOF. Annexed are a few of the instances of the
Security they give to their conk its from Firs and
Thieves :
Messrs. GRIFFIN, MORRIS, and GRIFFIN, Wol-
verhampton. Warehouses destroyed by Fire. All the
important books and papers were deposited in two of
Chublis Fire-proof Safes, ciii found perfectly free front
injury, though one of the safes, after having been
exposed to the full force of the AlllllOll for mime time on
an upper roof, fell with the burning mem, and remained
in the blazing ruins for three days and nights issuid the
most intense heat.
Messrs. W. JONES and SONS, Cotton Mills, Man-
chester. Oakes totally destroyed by Fire, all the
papers preserved in a Chubb's Safe.
MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, and LINCOLN-,
Sill RE RAI LW AY, Manchester. The Secretary's and
other Offices burnt, the papers and a large number of
bank notes preserved in a Uliiibb's Safe, although from
the intense heat, the knob* and handles of the safe wore
melted.
Moues. RYLANDS and SONS, Manchester. Total
destruction of Warehouses by Fire. A large Chubb's
Safe (had 12 years previously) in the midst of the flames
for 14 hours, the book and papers were uninjured by the
Are.
Mr. BLAIR, Militate, Manchester. Daring attempt
to blow open a Chubb's Safe with Gunpowder completely
wisuccesdul, though the force of the explosion moved
the Safe from its position.
Reference to the respective firms as to the correctness
of these stateinente is permitted.
_
CHUBB'S PATENT DETECTOR LOCKS.
Cut:sift Lucas, with all the reoerA improvements, give
the greatest security from false keys and picklocks, and
also detect any attempt to open them. They are made
of all sizes, and for every purpose to which locks are
applied, and are strong, secure, simple, and durable.
fr Complete Illustrated Price Lists of Chubb's
Safes, Detector Looks, Cash and Deed Boxes, sent PI
application.
CHUBS and SON, 57, St. Paul's Churchyard, London.

DOG LOST.
ON SATURDAY last a BLACK RETRIEVER,
with a piece of chain about its neck, got loose
in Dorchester.
Whoever will bring the same to Mr. W. MAXFIELD
shall be rewarded.
South-street, Jan. 3rd, 1859.
DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL
PRE GENERAL ANNIVERSARY MEET-
ING of the GOVERNORS will be holden (D. 17.
in the CuIIMITTEE Room of that INSTITUTIoN, ea
THeRBDAY, the 13th day of JANUARY not, at One
o'clock, P.X.
C. W. BINGHAM, Chairman.
Dated Dec. 20th, 1858.

THOMAS ARNOLD, DRAPER, GROCER,
and tnoVISIOn DssLica, begs respectfully to
thank the nitants of PIDDLIIIKOER and its Vicinity
for the vett.Lberaliptirlte,e-hv received for the
*WM WOR OP M
BIISMB to his nligri. P. ARNOLD. he
now solicits a continuance et their favours in her
behalf.
Piddletown, December 31, 1858.
WANTED, a GOOD COOK, 'in a small
family were no Kitchen Maid is kept. Wages
£l6 a year. No beer sad washing found.
Apply to the Dorset Coral Erprese Dike.
JUST PUBLISHED, PRICE 25.,
NEW SONG,—"MERRY BLEAKE
0' BLACKMWOR E." Written (in the
Dorset Dialect) by the Rev. W. BARNES, B.D. The
Music by F. W. SMITH.
To be had of the Author, and of ROBINSON and
FOSTER, Dorchester.

ilailtuan tine ablrs,
FOIL THE MONTH OF JANUARY, 1b59.
LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN.
%lEEE U5T01.--1,1. Tlt.tiss„
Weymouth trehreter, ri Souttototittott, to Lontlou.
Ouse. I & 2 I & 2 1,2.3 1 5.2 1 5.2 1 & 2 1.2,3 Mall
WiTIIOOI.II . I; 3 o a 2./ a2l It : 420 345 930
Dolovintsrai .. 65, a 9e41 12 4 1 311 LlO ulois is
WArensui• 74,; 911 011 1 It 229 537 7 2 10 15
arrio e 741 :411 94) 45.4 312 74:,
I.oole
:I
depart 713 III) OLI I 10 242 2 ;LI 720 •`"0"
Wltoile.rna ... 73n 444 914 16 432 339 8 311 15
Knign.ssl ..., 72., ho 410 1 427 35) ti le 842 11 35
3 oatitampton ;1 43 III') II ii 233 6 0 7 9 1033
Portont at. 10 10 12 31 12 33 422 922.
Sdishoiry „ II 4 4242 4242 44) 4)20 ..
.. 43' 424 22.' 410 (1 5 e Do! 241
L .0.1.0. .111 U 23) 2.311 520 lO 5: .. 430
IMMIX TKAISI6.
London, rut Sons/hoonnton, 19 1)ore/ors/4T k Weportouth.
Clam. I& 2 1,2.3 Mail Ex. 1k 2 Ex. 1 5.2 Mall
London . I , tic) lu 15 11 0 10,30 5 I) 13 30
O.V op: • ;
Portoonth .. 1101149 1 4 lip 3013.41.
Southampton 63610 36 129' . ! 5 24. b 24 73912 8
.. 823 II 4.0 224, .. 1 6*', 830 110
Winibortie .. 0.50 1214; 24"3 I 1139 040 14.8
arrive III) 424') 312 .. !7 5; 015
"(
depart 91V12 10 242' ! 40 20 ••
Wareham ! 1 43 1241. 3 • 1 7 2 94.1 249
11014(711R/ITIIII 4032: 129 3 421 . 737 050 3 5
WIITIIOI7II I 4 op U 10 3 3.125
(e) First 1.101 Ilet-0101 eta.. 1100emeI101-0 111111 Ira, r lemtlon ats
&An., so as to pr0e.33•1 onwards by the 10.30 train from Soutb•
(.1) This train mi. from Dorchester to Weymouth on
Sundays and Thunday., only.
(() Third class passengers roving Dorchester (0.40 a.m.)
and Weymouth (920 a.m.). retch London at 2.30
dUXD•2II.
UP TRXINs. DoWX T 12111311.
Dorchester to Loudon. Lomb"' to Dureheeter.
1,2,3115. 2, Mall, Clam 1.2,3 1,2.3 Mall
s.x.l P.n. I P.M.
WISTMOUTII 601 1 20' 930 London ......01.13, 830
D ,rehener: 23' 143110 15 Southampton 7 0 112 12 6
Wareham 65')' 236 4042 PooleJmiet, V 361 3 40, 25.
Poole Jane 7 101 t &SOO 57 Wareham 10 01 3112 j 119
S oithami,t • 59. 5 17,12 40 D 05.... ll 0' 435, 3 5
Lundost i• I 351 90, 430 WM' Vol TII ...II 251 5O, ..
• Fw,t and second els,. passengers arrive in London
at 12.211.
(b) Finn and second el., passenger. leave Waterloo at
10.13 a.m.