The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-05-24 00:00:00

BAN KRUFIS.

(From the Lnoinit (lweete of Tueeday.)

•
I William Charles Reynolds, Aldersgate-street, licensed
victualler.
; Jainea Holmes, New Coventry-street, and Elgin-crescent
I Kensington, licensed victualler.
' Gemder Antlion Martin Ass, Colchester-street, ship.
broker.
William Fair's, High-street, Holton, grocer.
Charles Prow..., Bristol, cliyinist.
Frederick Davis, Ideicombe Regis, hairdresser.
James TelniVYlll3ll. Leeds, timber merchant.
John Turner, Chester, brewer.
(From the Lumitat (laztitt f,f Friday.)
John Nicholson, Andover, watchmaker.
r'nArles NU I:reat Coggesliall, hoes, innkeeper.
Alfred and Henry Arnold, Tottenhani-ixiurt-road, book.

sellers.
Jameslnes, jun., Great Sutfulk-street, Borough and
elsewhere, dock merchant.
Th ~,,, as Clieethain, TI Thomley, and Thomaa
lsmias liiglo, Basionl, Nottinghamshire, hosiers.
Charles Wright, Birmingham, keeper.
William Harris Hall, Shrewabury, auctioneer.
John Chalmers, Cirencester, tea dealer.
Ludwig William Koppel, Bootle, Lancashire, commis-
sion agent.

BANIMUPTCT ANNCLLED.
Arthur Ledger, Great Pearl-street. Spitaldelda, and
Trinity-squire, Brixton, lead merchant.

CRYPITAL PaLACK FUMILIt Snow.—The first of these
most attractive exhibitione took yslace on Wednesday
last at the Crystal Palace, and in all that relates to fort.
cultural perfection was one of the hest awl must suc-
cessful which has been held for a lung time. As much
praise, however, cannot unfortunately be bestowed upon
the weather, which was about as untivourahle as it
weld possibly be fur a display of the kind at such a dies
teller imolll town. This. it is true. bad no effe•rt upon
the exhibitiou of the dowers. though it told most sari.
misty upon an equally impirri of the show
the visitor., who, on Wedneisisy, for such a popular
pe, fell far short of the usual attendance even of
smuttier Saturdays. 4 dower show on a line day at
Norwood Can always command from Itl.ollo to 14,000
visitors, and we fear we are speaking aloto.t within the
mark when we say that at no time on Wednesday were
there even half that number in the building. This was
witch to he reiretk4„.for the show, as we have said,
wsa unexceptional& in almost every point of view.
The best isirtiou of the alma in point of caeca ic..
tliutiah not the inioNt eitreitire, was the exhilritko r:
ruses, %Inch surpassed an, ilisi.lays of the kind a :eh
I have leen men tor years. limy acre shown in all ut r
best and rarest varieties of size and colour, and th. end
of the Palace reserved fur this class of plants was he. y
with their terrain.. Equal to these in excellence, and
far more extensive in their number and variety, was the
show of orchids. Of stove and greenhouse plants then
was an abundant and must excellent shoo, and this
clam, which is always well represented at Norwood,
seemed even better than urinal on Wertneaday. Tho
same may he said of the azaleas and pelargonium., espe-
cially the former, which were in splendid condition, and
in every variety of the most delicate tints of colour.
The pelargoniums were fine plants also, but from 1101116
cause au lumen* number of their blooms had fallen of.
and the floor beneath most of the pots were strewed
with their enviers. The fruit allow was, of course, not
very extensive, but what was there was good, especially
the vines in pots and the dwarf orange trees, which
were both laden with fruit. The band of the Guards
was in attendance during the day, and, with that of the
Crystal Palace, materially contributed to enliven the
proceedings by an admirable selection of mimic.

" Paging too dewier your whictle."—Dr. Franklin any the t
hen he was a boy he gave all the money he haul for a whistle
thio avant 'ram an admonition to him in f uture life, for it
always reminded him that he might at any time "pap toe
Courier a whistlr." To the public this has become as great an
adrantage an to Dr. Franklin, many commodities, are avoided
became they an dear at any prise. The various_ growths of
tea, for example. are made by the Chinese to look equal in
quality by diemtis,W, them all with tA4 maw colouring powder,
SO that the old withered Acclaim autumn kares mane* be
known from the choice gyring crop; therefore all who do not
WI to pay We dear for their whistle dhows this absurd
cusmin by purchasing. Pure Tea setdout Caws es
tA4 WI As tide pure dad id pow swab priNairreo Edraisaaa •
Ca. impart exciedrely the *rim mop, width boa adr wed !ie
be atb pardsrail aslant. This aa is aid wawa
by Arnie an adartbad.

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, MAY 23.

The supplies at our market to-day were large
of wheat and oats, and small of barley.

Wheat was four shillings lower than last Mon-
day.

Barley and oats maintained their value.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. MAY 23.

Our market wee supplied to-day with three
thousand eight hundred besets, and twenty-two
thousand sheep.
Trade about the IMMO.
Beef, best quality 4 10
Mutton, ditto