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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

WOOL

Transections have been limited, owing to the caution
engendered by the financial crisis in America, but prices
have bran umaltared. Now that money matters appear
In a fair train for settling dowo quietly, we look bra
revival in Ito demand, and more especial!, so from the
feet that the Continental adviose during the last week
have been decidedly more favourable.
BRADFORD, THORSDLT.—The more recent &deices
from America haws had • reassuring effect upon this
market, and the tone la rather more cheerio!. Opera-
tion% however, are tamed with caution, and the tran-
sactions in wool are of • restricted character, and Just
auffloient to cover urged wants. Prioes are maintauied
with great firmnesa Staplers ending country rates In
admire of anything that can be realised in this market,
are obliged to adhere to their quotations with unslnted
&renew. The better oboe of wools arc most In requ.st.
There has beep rather more inquiry for the inferior
descriptions
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

1.0 IN FLEET.

A Max Mlleisiew.—A carpenter named George
Waren, who for some time past had Men in • despond-
ent store of mind, left his bows on the morning of the
23rd nit, and ha not sin., bem heard of. H. arm in
tho employ of Mr. W. Pectroey, builder, and be started
early in the morning with the oatmeal/It purpose of
doing some work at Biette. Be did sot go them
however, and enquiries aro b gag reads as to what has
bosoms el
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

A CURE FOR ALL.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMZNT.

THE READY AND RELIABLE REMEDY,
Armed with this antidote to disease, every lean is
his awn family The first ROSAtig.i 811=.2:th:
It. unparalleled sad healing Tinges.
Enaction lt. in their naval and military warrior, and mankleil
=iirut the world m oon the otecet ...1d.... in Is
pmpertiesi
GOUT, REZUMATISII, AND DROPSY.
rheas are &MOW the mom terrilde and dimness
to which the human triune is subject ; yet, in thuir wont forma
and when meniingly incurable, they disappear under a per-
severing application of this soothing and powerful Oin =
strict
If attention be paid to the printed instruction
round each pot.
:ORE THROAT, DIPHTHERIA. QUINBEY, HUMPS,
AND ALL DEBANGEBENTB OF THE cassr
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

4ni (110CIXIVOCTIO.
100 yds. 200 yds. 300 yds. 400 yds. Total.
IN 117 83 73 439
Don= OW/JAW.
1041 yds. 203 yds. 300 yds. 400 yd. Tot 1,1.
142 106 38 83 419

WRAT LULWORTB.

iItP3ITLII? Brom Sm.n.—Mr. T. Ensor, of Dorches-
ter, submitted to public onnootition on 'Neale), lest,
at Burn•ate farm, ab it 1,500 lmoroved tiempehire
Dove cheep, 16 dairy oows and Wien, 12 out horses.,
pigs, ko., by thatructious of the truetees of the late Mims
Beaton. There wise large attendant*. Luncheon was
provided by Mr. Nay, if WooL There was • goad
sale, and all cleared out at the following prima t—fttl:-
mouthed ewe*, 64.. to 61..; e-towth and 6.treth, 52..
to 59• ; 2-tooth, bar. to 63, ; 100 very good wath/ ra.
40a. ; incalf heifers, £l3 101. to £lB ; horses, 35 to sa
guinea,. The principal purchaser was Mt. G. Ellis, the
in-cooing tenant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

PORTLA.ND.

aroll Ta&DE—Wa ere glad to me gist's a
vitality ti the staple trad' e to the opening of beer
mural for quarries on the Top of the HUI, ea Wid-
ow:lay lest.

*ZUNIS CHANGING STATION. —On Tuesday multi
lest H.M.S. Pigmy trrived with a attaehinest of Royal
Marines to replete those lately en board the
and whoa* term of two years hat expired. Opt Le
Grand, lieut. fieliger, and about 9) non, left about
NMI &stook on Wediesday mantis& for Portmatoutlt,
tad they srill go into barracks, and be dintribeted at
Cnettuun, Portsmouth, Plymouth, be.
BILL nu SoLen lisammnit.—On Friday
afternoon last, the °Moore of 11.31. R. Hermits rave •
ball to many of that friends in Weymouth and the.
neighbourhood, on the °erasion of the ship leaving this
port. The ball took plus, under as awning Ns the
foredeck of she ship, sod the impromptu ballroom was
most tastefully desorated with flags. Dancing was
kept up with mush spirit, and the visfien returned in
the evening delighted with their entertainment. We
are glad to learn that the ball wW probably not be the
last opportunity of saying farewell, Si it Le expected
the shine will return it. &herd the 15th lost., and
probably rentals • few day. beers pang to the Tagus
for the winter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

TILORILINI l—o TKI Mimi AND
BiZATIL—A. few drops of the liquid "Flotillas"
sprinkled on a wet tooth-brush products a pleasant
lather, which thoroughly Diseases the teeth from all
parasite' or impordsee, hardest the gums, prevents
tartar, stops decay, glees to the Teeth a Nadia'
pearly whitener and a delight/al fragnmos to the
Meath. It remOves all tutialeimutil odour arising front
drooped teeth or tobitooo smoke. "Th. Fragrant
Flortllne," being composed in port of Honey and sweet
herbs, it sometimes turns cloudy, but It is delicious to
the mats, and it besreateat toilet disecivar of the age.
Price 24 6.1. for the liquid, and la. per Jar for the
Fiorillo' "Powder," of all Chemists Perfumers.
Prepared by H. 0. °awn., 493, Oxfordeiseet.
Loucks.

ATALIIABLIC DISCOVERY FOE THE
V HAIR I I—A very slimly perfumed balr drooping
rolled "Tee Mexican Elsir Renewer." now being sold
by most Chrtnisto and Perfumers st 31. dd. per bottle,
Is fast superseding all " Hair liestertrs"—for it will
posittoebi restore I. toer7 czar Orly or Wilde hair to its
original colour, by a few appliesions, without dysiop
It, or leaving the disagreeable smell of most
" Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly beautiful,
as well as promoting the growth of tbs hair on bald
spots, where the glands see not decayed. Certifiesse
from Dr. Vorsmann on every bottle, with full pianism.
are. Ask for "Tao lismour flax Mamma,"
prepared by IL C. GALLUP, 493, Oxford-street,
London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

BMW&

Quietness ham, during the la 4 few days, oharacterieed
the agricultural met trade. Only two or three rise of
new &relish red clover seod have yet taken place.
Yearling paresis are bald with great firmases In white
clovers and trefoils values are steady, but there is not
se yet mach buainaes passing In these articles. Canary
seed meets with a moderate demand, at the recent
advance. New Thatch hemp seed is now aerials in our
market; the quality is very good. Winter term, being
in less request and better supply, go in favour of buyers.
Mustard, rape, sod linseed, show DO alteration linos our
last. Blue peas continue dull. For French, Italian,
and perennial rye-grasses there id still very little doing.
A few small orders still some to hand for trifoliate,
whisk are amid Mist. rates. John Shaw and Boos,
Seed Mereltuals, 37, Mark-Lam, London, 3.0.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

FRAUD OF ElO,OOO.

John Henry Yates, nine 7eare Wrote+, to the Genet
Eastern Steamship Company, we. charged before the
Lord Mayor It the Mansion Hours to-day, with intent
So defraud the above Company of tan thousand pounds.
On examination of the Beaker's moonlit, it wen found
that the Company bad been deprived of the sum of
thirty one thousand pounds, that amount baring been
paid in exams for eve dividends sad embesaled by the
prisoner. P611011•T wimandid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

POOLL

FOPS DOWN.-.-Th. body of George Werra,
carport. who had beet ralaslag Pace the 23rd instsat,
was found In the water of the harbour at Uterus,
Porketue, on Thursday lark At an loosest held co
the followlog day by Mr. J. Harker, deputy coroner.
Mary Anne Warren. daughter of the dummied, said she
had bora liviog at Loogfier with her tether. Her
fether bad been absent from home it... Tuesday week.
She spoke to him on that morning, but did sot no.
Ma. Seersh had been made for him, but she heard
nothing of has until Thursday. On Tuesday week
doomed left home to go to wort se meal, but left
naiad him his watch and rule. Damaged wee out of
his rated some Ilse age, and the doer( advised them
to month him when he was low.spirlted. Oa the
Friday IP soder' that we. remarkable
preceding lted. On the Saturday aad Sunday he did not
go out of doers, but west to work as usual on the Mos-
day. Dressed put said anything with reference to
harming himself. Os the Monday he oem*eised of his
bead feeling bad, and bathed it about half a duel thus
daring the dinner hoar. Duessed was about 49 years
ap. Elbe thought las bed soar drink oa the Friday
sad also on the Moods/ but she did not observe that
be wee the wore, for liquor on either day. The beg
produoed belonged to btu—Harry Loodriok
wee then galled and idectiAed the body as that of
George Watreo.—Joba Bolt a fisherman, deposed te
finding the body, and the jury returned a verdict ef
"rued drowned."_

Thursday.—Bolor• the 11.yor (111 r.
H. Hamilton) and the ex• Mayor (Alderman) J. Harker.
—Aglaia Dowses warn summoned for bolos drunk and
disorderly oa Tuesday. tie 23rd ult., in Nitw-strest.—
P.C. Loro gars *Adorn* and this Mayor told /Mondani
thut If ahe was brought up again she would be seat to
prison without lb. optima of als SI» was lined ds. sad
sesta or seven day? imprkpoomen t. —Thomas ?Amason
Dusevass, landlord el the Hand sad Heart pablio-
house, was summoned fee seillag hear daring prohi-
bited hours. so Snaky Isa, sad 3yabsey Brown via
sammoued far being on Ike monism at eta Num tins.
P.C. Ballot! peeved tits esess.—Duamran was deed 10s.
sad °oats smil Brows Ss. and oosts.—Hasry Ckampies
was summoned for helag drank mid disorly ou the
241 k alt., at the Brewers' Aries las, sad to the street
—P.O. Sandwich gars widows, and the ease was
adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

PARKSTONL

CEIMICIT Fornwar..—On Sunday morning and even.
Inc: last. deduation festival cervices were held at St.
Peter's Church. The Rev. Nathaniel Darren amistant
Curate, p..tee's,Vanittall,ps embed on both occasion",
ereraneing hie hearers by lila eloquence. At the
commencement of each service a surphsed premsaion
of clergymen and choristers, headed by a *boaster
bearing • gilded arose, wended their way rlowly tip the
aisle towards the altar, singing precessional bymna.
There were large congregation', occasioned, we believe,
in tome me ..re by tin) high repute the Rey. N. Dawes
hie attalian. a minister, and we cannot help observ-
ing that the religious a. r, ice throughout were cal-
cullted to I spire in it, hreihts of those present
fe,llogs of d.v.,tion towards the great Creator of the
universe.-0. K.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

LYMF EIGIft

A SERMON was 17e;e7dZed—la the parish oburelt on
Bandar morning. la behalf of the Curates' Augmenta-
tion Fund, after whieh the stun of £l4 ea 61. wee
; and in the miss* • solliestion in behalf GI
the Additional Oarstai Sadie, realised £6 12a. 41.

RAILWAY A CODER?. —Tbe emit Scotch erprrea train
that .offered in the Wigaa accident has again bran
the subject of • releadventare. Tbe drivtr of • naineril
train oil Tuesday, believing the ermine to be late.
was about to shunt a van oe to • siding at Motherwell
Jtuactice, near Glasgow, when he saw the express
approaching at fall speed. He provided for hie owsi
safety by rapidly retreatiag with hie engine, but ide
the van upon the .In line. The engine of the express
was thrown over an embankment between thirty and
forty feet high, bid lb* °wings did not leave the
sad We possum sieepeg with the fright id
the slakkag.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

CEMiILIJOILNL

Ti annual werviees of the Primitive Methodist
Chapel were celebrated oa &today end Monday. On
the Sunday three sermons were preashed In the dispel
—thoce In the morning and evening by the Rev. IL
Evens, of Bootham, Werwiekshire, who laboured
eneorsdully In the siege' t • little more than * year
duce ; end that in the afternoon by Mr. a. Cox, of
Doreheittor. The tiongregetions were good and tte
collectione favourable. On Mordey, • bonier wee held
in Mr. Mullett's bent, kindly lent for the rupees.
The useful 'attars exhibited for sale had beau ehiedy
contributed by various part, of the circuit, and were
readily purchased. A public tea wits held In tlie
dispel, which was crowded. This was followed by a
public meeting, presided over by the flee. E. Hantiook,
and eddreesed by Mr. G. Fieworth, Mr. H. Brown, end
Rey. It. ReLlll.. Durlog the intervde, excellert pieces
were sung by theeholr. One 'Ando.' object of hot cg
the banter wee to aid In reducing the oxidic.; debt on
the label of £5l. It is hoped tbst E2O will thus be
paid off In • short time,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

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Avarice

CATTLE.

MITEOPOLITAN, TanisDax.—The beef Wed* is a
dead trade altogether to-day, but little demand is on
loot; where sellers, hasever, desire to &on it is on
easier terns, beet quebtlee are wane, and in thou little
or no difference, oats bs said to exist, salesmen preferring
t 3 wait tn. relief of the dead market from its present
supply. The sheep-market is also sleek. Good Dutch
mutton sells fairly, at about late rates; British droop.
ins, but these is no demand, and therefore no If, es
aotivity. Our supply is short. The cow market, owing
to Croydon fair, is epariogly supplied both with stock
and customers. Present prices stationary. The Gall
market rico@ early mr,rnllig tam experienced a re-astion.
Prices have fallen, and barely roach subj mood currency;
whlte limey inferior lots must remain unsold. Pork la
rattier a better trade, and may be fairly reported firm,
at annexed value.

Total Supply. Foreign Supply.
Beasts.. 1,070 ... 340
Sheep arid Lanais .. 6,410 .. 3,6110
Calves 46d
Pigs . . 120 40
Inferior 4 wilily. First !dustily.
noel 54. 2.1. to 64. 0.4. 0.. Od. to Ge. 4d.
Mutton to. 31. to Od. 61. CU. to de. 104.
Veal .. 4.. 0.1. to 44. IL to 50 ad.
Pork .. 4.. 4.1. to 44. el .. 5.. 2L tote. Id.
At per 'tone of 314., sinking the onal
Milch cows. Eu,111.11 £2O to LAI per hod.
Ditto, Dutch £2O to £ll6 „
Atudeate.
cows—inelleh, 10 ; Dutch, 40.
BRISTOL, Tanasnar.--Good supply of beef. Best
descrlptious were in fair demand, at from 784. to 80e.
Per owl. ;ml4dlln4 and interior moved off slowly, at
lower rates. The supply of atom was also large, sod
94. per lb. .at to. kg, quotation for beet wether
mutton; ewes and inferior samples were difficult to sell,
even as critics which were the turn I. favour of the
buyer, but holders were generally enoosssful to effecting
• clearance. There was no inquiry for lambs. Of store
rattle there was a very large 'apply, and it met with •
quiet, steady trade, at prior again In favour of the
buyer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

WEYMOUTH.

cur C•riltbrti IT • ittamtaa.—Ors Friday after
nom, the Prinoe steamer was rotas oat of Um harbour
towards Portland, when • skiff polled by • young man
named Ross met her bow to bow, and Imonedlately
ospoisvi. Th• rammer was Mopped Ind • boat pet out.
sul Mr. Ross was'pleked up with only • duoldng, and
dam g. to his valuable yeti.
Hi•Lni or TEI Toms —We are glad to note •
(anima Improvement in the health of Weymouth.
From the medical oilleor's report the do•th.rato le now,
we learn, only 13 In the 1,000 par year, lower than has
ever boa known, and as low as, or lower than, an of
any othq town in the Magda& Thls Is most map
factory, and we shall look for • further improvement
dna this anal oompletion of ths dam and the present
drainage works.
Mi. IP TEI &woos Poiaos —Oar worthy
magistr•tes' olerk on Thursday lest satertaised Rapt,
Viakety, Servants Harvey sad Anon, and the rest of
the borough polio., to an areelleot dinner at the Duke
of Cumberland inn, in calibration of his maniacs.
Mr. and Itra Board's este/sing was mesh enjoyed, and
I plearout limo was named by tbe polio., who IMO
soon book at duty as before. Other G&W. of Om
borough were present, and toasts vein Oyes in the
usual style, and the "health of Mr. sad Kra. Arden'
being of course most heartily drank.
Dammam or TEI Ramona or Lsava.-0, Friday
aftaraima last some 400 or 600 of the same lately es
14IWII Bothered at the PUe Pier, Is order to embark for
Wiz Wpm. • roily number west at In the moms'
ia prom, time ; bates., were lel& tsleseslheto,i.
Oho man in ponies* gawk Maud the demi mem-

blod Mere this mikes off ity his dodge. to ovoid a 'Ansa
who was tea him urging hito to g,.. to rau
out of Om totes, Um poor women following hist ard
premiag him to so op board tile dowser, sad went
into the most unlikely plaat for woroan to follow hho
but she did, mold the atto..ishmert of *AL Howtmor,
this man was not to be sassed ILL, goisi us loo.rd, and
at last lb. shouter put off without bum sod oevoral
others •ho wens too late, sad who afterwards well
idling about the to•r. The Nines amommerlated tt
radon who were loft behiod by tuakiog a trip late at
night, in ordor to Ist' en Imerd those who hid Doi gt Do
by her before.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

LATEST NEWS.

lIARIE-LLNE,- Taut DAy.
rAsso.ssi be. eked heavily. &Wee wheat was
Aso shillia4nlower sad a shaper deolhte look
Paws in sane f esatPloa. Barley was oats to two
*Wings lower. Other grata unabated.

MITROPOLTAN CATTLE, Tan DAY.
A boot five thousand beasts of white bout two
thousand were foreign. Prime Musts In moderate
/*Prat. at from six to six sod sightponos Inferior.
Gull at rite to five sod sixpenoe. litoglue beet la short
84PP11: foreign Moderate. Trefie quiet. Primo. AZ
sad sixpence to six sad tropenoe • ulterior five sod six-
reuse to six shillinp. Colves chs:ased hands quietly at
YOU and fosrponos to five sod six peeve. Pip dill sad
unaltered.

MONEY MARK 6T.—Tura Day,
0011114., 92/ ; for November unchanged. Trails
barium—Eastern Telegraph, .C 18.56 ; Brighton,
£3,160; Great Western of Canada, £6, 256 ; Bmth
Easters, £1,611. The total traffic runlets of the
&Mon Extension Telegraph for September were
$19,126.

NEWCA STLIC CI (EMI AIL WORK i 0011PANY.

• PIOrMIMI INVISTMOIT.

Subecriptions are Invited by Mews. Shorter,
Clements, and Shorter for 10,000 abatis of the New•
smile Chemical Works Company (Limited), which form
part of the capital, consisting of 60.000 shares of
SlO each, with £7 paid. The pries la £lO (being £3 per
share premium), payable in inetalments extending to
Deemober, and mthecribers me to have the benefit of
all profitat from this lst of January last, Including the
half-yearly Inlet in dividend at the rata of 12g per mint.
per annum, declared on the 30th of June. Them are
the largest chemical works in the kingdom, the
buildings oesupying more than 50 acres. Mr. Allhrisen
carried them on far many yea,. from 1810, mildest/ a
fortune, and sines the Company have bein In posesselon
(Mr. AlOmen being Chairman), the some swear has
resulted. In 1872 the dividend paid we. equal to
M per cent. per annum, and that for hilt 1873 Is 12g
per cant.—the same so In the former year. This
thropany, therefore, Is no new v••eture, but an
assured encesse, and raying a large dividend at the
beginning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

SWAN AGE

Tits Saagott.—The seas,nfrviritors is drawing
fast to oloso, Rare, uhi other plow., the season
has bean toll, but, owing to the weather, of short
dune Lion
. . . .

THascaamre Hamm.— Ilarve.t thaokrglvlng
services wore held at th., parish church on Sunday, and
the oolleetloos afterwards —shunt £9—were fur the
County Hospital.
Loud. BO&AD.—Darlog the part week the public
streets have bean illuminated with pi. This Is done
by the Local Board. Tho Bawd on Monday elected is
surveyor Mr. W. Hardy, builder, its.
HEATHS& BILL. --lhis sto.mer will ho replaced
shortly by the Lothair, now having her maehin,ry
overhauled, and her boiler enlarged.
Mow= Irerrnars —Lord Radstook 111.0 a ga.pal
addrom In the shove inititat• on Monday evening,
white wee largely attended.

INSPIETION"Ol. TRU Gra DOILIMT ARTILLIIT VOLD,.
2111015.—eaptain sod Adjatant Nsleh Inspected this
amps is carbine aud company drill, oo Fritay, after
which the men adj multi tt the B lie Vas Restaurant,
and wore provioed with • hot supper by order of
lA•utenant Arbon, oommanding the c .rps. There were
the usual toasts, followed by the Adjutant. °Soon,
and other. owsnec'ed with the corps, and • very plea-
sant evening was spent. . _

Baum:um= Irtantamax AID If murrainV flonfert.
—This society have areal £5 to Henry Day and Job
Day, bobromm of Worth strayers, for the repairs of
their boat, which we. dammed by an unusually high
tide on Sunday, S ptember 7th. These men have been
members of the sadety, the one for If sal the other for
14 years. It is much to be wished that many more
!Mennen and sailers would fallow their example.
Members' subscriptions, 3,. a yen,.; and honorary sub-
scription, sad donations to any antenut will be thank.
fully received by Miss Colson, boa. &root for Seanage.
TIM SHOOTING MATCH BITWUN BOULIIINOITTH AID
EIWANAGS AIITILLIZT.—There were Line men from
oimb oorps, and the total nearest at the different maga
were:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

BATCOMBIL

HAIM? Tri•Bitscietee.—On &today the Rev.
W. B. Nantes preached • suitable sermon. The obursh
PM decorated with dowers, evergreen., wheat ear.,
appler, las. Two wheat-sheaves vele placed on the
law. The decorstione were by Miss Bird, Mies MAN),
sad Mr. Jacob. A collection was made for the Dorset
Cacti, Hoapital.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

STICK LAND.

TEI Baron Hambro hes given Bible, to those
galgitm may. ivio had dote Faintly Bible of
their own. TO* Bibles were dretributed on Tuesday
evening at the Orme tree The Rev. D. Meet rd and
311. mac Barnett met the recipients, and dose singing,
prayer, and reeding a chapter, the Books were Pima
away. Tbe families of Milton and HUton are to resolve
one each from the same kind donor.

Canine Mr•sionoar oommr.-00 Tuesday even-
ing, September 30, a nmeettug ow Imitate of this eiwiety
was held lc our sohoolroom, and very sososeafal ii
proved. The cited epeakar was Cul itel Rowlandson,
who has been in 'new, and who Rare illustraUone of
the nubile.. of Ibis society, which esine under him
own notice. Tbe Rev. W. Churchill wee chairmen, sod
tho Rev. J. R. Cotter enlisted. Toe room was crowded,
among those ponce being Colonel and Mrs. Todd, Mrs.
Cotter, Views Churchill, Rev. D. Mustard, kin
Golden Kr. W. atd Ropers. At the close of
the misting a collection WU made which en:wonted to
18,. 81. The Colonel addresred a similar meeting
at Houghton on Wednesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

CATTISTOCK.

Courramrriotr.—On Fri.lay evening a coulirmatios
ems held in the plri.h church by the Right Rey.
Bishop Piers Csughdit., I).D , eating be prrmisaion
the Bishop of the Morose. The Bishop gess an
earnest address to the nine estididstes (all mel.s) 111,
the congregation. Tito Rev, 0. P. Toppin octet as the
Bishop's ohaplstn, and the Rey: H. H. Berea, the
Res. W. Hooper, and the Kt v. V. F. Himarime wars
present with their own tennis:as.
HLITEST TH —Oa Suedey the barcest
tkisoksairlas eso held to ibis choral), which waa
teatatuly deoorated for the necuicici. Os the altar
ware two beautiful bouquets of 6 lw.Tok, and a Ars/ of
oora with • foundation of grapec. From the breasts
for light, on either aide of the altar, and from the
channel standards, hung grapes sot autumn leaves.
On the channel screw) was • line of dowers and leae3s.
On and around the font were pil d various fruits of
the earth. The pulpit and looter° were also beautiful',
decorated, and so were other ports of the church:
There was • celebration of Hely Oonautini,n at eight
sm., and again, chorally, after motto,. The offertories
at these two services, and Um collection at evens-mg.
were devoted to the Home Vis..ions of the Cline& of
England and yielded the sum cf .£6 ids 51.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

lILIDEN NEWTON.

Ffilb.—/i home in the centre of this parish, 000upied
by Mr. Thomse Shorto, hod a vary narrow weep° from
total destruction by anion Thar day night. An alarm
was riven, about eleven o'clock, by the servant, who
found her bedloom filled with smoke. A large number
of persons were quickly oa the spot, who were for-
tunalioly bhio to prevent further. damigo than Its
dettruotioa of the content, and woodwork of the
kitehen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-07

OIDINE ABB&&

SINOULAI Loorniage.—A few day' ago, as illoltard
Hardy, aged nine yetis, youngest von of Yr. Joaathan
Hardy "haymaker, of this place, woo
with his little brother, a•oh riding on • ggiak
hone, in juvenile fashion, the venaireat boy who had
hold of Us brother's jaoket (as a tail), 'gambled one
hig stick, and had Its point driven Into one of hie erne
so esverely that at first It wadi feared he Inlaid lose tits
sight of the inland eye. It is PotifYthit to knew,
hove's?, that that. is every probability that snob a
tenons calamity will be aresped,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

DAIRY FED PORK, CHEDDAR AND DORSET
CHEESE, BUTTER, BACON, HAMS,
EGGS, At. 111

liiiHOMAS WALDEN, THZ MAR[rr-uousz,
DOlClHratll, desires to inform the Clergy,
Gentry, sad Inhabitants of Dorchester and the Neigh.
borrhood, that 112 consequence of the numerous favours
conferred upoh him be intends OPENING his SHOPS
on kloatur, WIDSZIDAT, FREDA; dad SATURDAY in
every Week.
(Arne Dairy, Dorchester, August 14, DM.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH MANUFACTORY.
-
MONSIEUR LETS
(raw( nAis)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

ANNUAL MEI

in_ OF
_WEYMOUTH RIFLZ

OORPS.

The annual meeting of the sth D.R.V. urns held of
Ms Guildhall, on Wednesday evening last The Corp.
bed assembled at the Statue with both b.nds, and
marched to the Hall. where the bumble,. was the enrol
mint ofiremulta, the appointment cf • ticianoe corn-
=atm, Rind the audit of amounts. The station•ut
of amounts .bowed • balance of f 25 1 9J., but on the
debtor side we moth.' there are one or two payments
on amount;

There were present at the top of the hall the Mayor
(Jas. Robert.on, Eel.), Capt. raard, Lent, Arden,
Mr. Polly Hooper, es...votary. Lient.-001. Steward,
Bon. Assistant-Surgeon Tisard, and Capt. Brown, 77th.
The M•TOR presided, and Introduced the proceed-
ing, in an .ffective speech. de would be very gl.d
again to off .r a cup, ar.d a prise for those who had
never woo anything before. . . .

Capt. Tts‘iiii)-al they now admitted recruits with-
out payment, and returned half the money to those
of the year before who bad made themeelve•effielent.
The .ClO on aceount of challenge cup In the financial
statement ccourred from an alTaogooottit to let the
Dorset Volunteer Assn.:dation hare • very large oup,
on payment for sir years of £lO a year. Although
the capitation money would be SIU as soled
• 10s. Iset year, yet they owact £214, and were
about £lOO In debt.

The FIDADO• oommittee was then formed by re-
election of Mr. Trenahard, Dr. Smith, and Kr.
H0W.1,1, and election of tile Mayor and Mi. John
Dereniah In place of Mr. Betts and Mr. H. Devonlab
—for the hon. members, and re-electlou of the old
effective members.
Several recruits were proposed. Capt. 'Mord an
-
'minced that the fortnightly shooting matched would be
resumed under the command of Lieut. Arden.

A vote of thasks was pealed to the Mayor, Oaot.
Tigard remarking that if all were u liberal as His
Wonhlp, they would not kw £lOO to debt.

Tb• Hon. and An. Baptist Wrlotbesley Noel died
on Sunday afternoon, bird 73.
Th. venerable Dr. Ltubington died on Sunday morn-
ing at Ookhasopton. aged utnety-otte.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

THZ GREAT OORAWSTREET MURDZb.

Various oireumstanoes having directed the police to
Carl Wollebe, apothen try on bard the German
emigrant brig Wagger land, at Ramsgate, he .e.
arprehended. On Sow,lay be WM placed amongst
other men before Stalkea the waiter and Flack the
gteengrooet ; but neither identified him. Flack, how-
ever, swore to the Chaplain of the Wengerlaud, Dr,
Mewl I and he.was detained In
.custody.
. .

Today (Monday) Dr. flare' was Pisoed =IOW •
number of persons for Identification. Seven of the
witnesses separately examined the group, but only two
Met tilled the sauteed, viz., the greengroon's boy, who
said 'ls was like him," but added In so underton.,
"he ain't him though r and Miss Douglas. the Albans.
bra barmaid, who Identified prisoner, but said to •
person standing meow, "Be must be like him," end
added " MarveLous 1" After belag taken before the
magistrates, he was brought to London. The amused
asserts he oan astlidestorily acaount for hie where-
abouts oo Christmas Eve, and that he was with his
wife arid friends the whole of the night.
;EiTIN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

BRIDPORT.

Tll/1 ITICIMAZZ Or PAT TO TEI POLIO& - A letter
of thanks to J. if. Cab:waft, Seq., mid the other magis-
trates of the °aunty who voted with hien against the
motion, is lying for &nature at the Bull and Grey-
hound hotels, by the ratesayers of this locality, arid
has already received A goodly Dumber. A similar one
Ilia at the White Hart hotel, Beaminster.

BIIDPOIT HIGHWAY BOAID AND THE blown OT
TEI PAT OT THE POLDIIII.—At the lent meeting of the
Highway Board, Mr. Gundry said he bad bad placed
in his hands a memorial very numerously signed by
the ratepayers, thanking Mr. J. H Caleraft, for the
stand he made against the granting of extra pay to
the oonstabulary at the Q tarter Semitone, and he had
been flaked to sign it on behalf of the meeting. He
voted and spoke in favour of the views Mr. Cistorah
supported —(hear, bear)—bat be oortid not agree with
that point in the memorial In reference .n the Increase
made to the sobordinate policemen. He thought it
was absolutely necessary that to • certain extent they
should have • rise, simply because all the counties
around were oaring higher waive, and If they bad not
done it their best men would have left the n. At the
name time the inoreeee lo3y.nd that recommend by
the Otte( Constable, and the large inoreeee tn the Chief
Constable himself, be objected to. But be did nos
think as their Chairman he wee jennies, la sepliag the
memorial. The meeting eonourred, but oa the entree-
don of Mr. Steven., moat of thaws present signed It
which Mr. Oundry said he wee also willing
to do.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

NE !ILLY BURIED ALIVE.

One of thaw strange emote which tend to prove the
truth of the oft-quoted remark that truth la stranger
than fiction hes jmt occurred at Vivo Cysyltee, a villsge
some three miles from Llangollen.
The wife of a quarryman had been in delioate health
for some months, +nil a few day. prior to January :I her
life was deepaired of. A p..reon living in the neighbour-
hood mated ea nor.., and the sick womao was a patient
lof Mr. Williams, of Derweu Deg, Trevor. Early on
I Friday morning the Invalid seemed to be reoldly shaking,
' and between three and four o'clock she apparently
died. At this time the nurse and the boatload were
I present, and hai no doubt whatever that life was
satinet. In the ordinary worse the nurse proceeded to
law the body out, and about seven o'clock the husband
west by train to a village in Shropshire, where some of
the relatives of the woman reside, to acquaint them
with the death, awl to make arraneemento for the
funeral. A coffin am ordered and a Leone, and the
Interment was to have been early next week. During
the abseils, of the husband from home, towards evening,
the norm went to the hams where the euppoeed oorpse
was lying, with some male, and am nobody was there she
came away again, but Wore she reached her own home
she met the husband returning from his journey, sad
weetimek with him to the house, and they made a fire.
After the husband bad taken tea he went upstaire, and
found that hi. slits heal disengaged hermit from the
wraopinse which are usually put !upon the dead, and
his agtoniehment was naturally very great. Although
she was still Insensible, there was no doubt that she had
moved, and he at once resorted to friction and stimu-
lants end after a time was rrj deed to find that Ha effort@
were rewarded by unmistakable aims of life. All
evidences of death were at ono., removed, and the
WOMILV, who is about fifty years of age, loins fair way
of recovery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

lUNO FE!ALES.

r Thne-Plll. at. prepared for
young flimsies who suffer from
the following symptoms : Heart-
, tees, fatigue on the lead ex, r.
lion, palpitation of the hi art,
pains in the hick and lions,
I headaebe and giddiness on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor end yellowish
hoe of °ample:slow, sere,ling
about the eyes lu the morning,
swelling of the feet, short dry
ciough, bed appetite, great
humour and Ilstneeinees, with •
veriety of other sympoms, all
indicating ageing energy of
fie erten ea the cause, to is.
inedy and remove which these
Pills are adapted. Prepared
only by A. J. EVANS. awl sold
.in boxes le ljd mid %N. each.

'S COUGHS AND OOLDB. --
A safe and effeetnel remedy for
Coughs, Calla ha One trial
of We pleasant tasting medicine
will oonvinoe that it is one of
the most valuable remedies ever
offered to th• public, by the
early use of which • very Is,
amount of suffering will be
mewl. Most important testi-
monials mkt be gives did
ipso, allow, from persons who
I speak of it thus :—" Pe:featly
I suomosfal."—" Instant relief,"
I —" I've tho greatest faith i it."
-" Wouldn't be without It on
any cocoon."—" Quite sure it
saved wy chill's lii.; had only
given one dose, and within two
hours the, child was quite
another creators." Sold in
bottle., 7.d., is. lid., and 2..
9L mob. Full directions aooom-
party each bottle.
lON,

PAIN AT Fir OF
IMAM, km.
Immediately relieve and ours
indigeetiou. Pao after Ettusg,
Vaud. Pain in ths Bsok, Bad
Taste and Orin's@ of M Jutb la
the morning. Irregalar 'salon
of the Bowas, Ite., and man,
other symptoms of storn.ett
Weems Unlike mostepills and
remedies offered to the public,
those pills do not purge the
bowels; require no oonfinement;
nor need patients fear taking
odd OW' any 11l effects, be their
employment what it may.
Directions gives with mush
bottle. Pride le. lid , and
2s. 9d.

'ANS, CHEMIST,
'I•EZET. DORORISTIM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

CLOSE OF THE BOOKS FOR 1872.

SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND
1. I MUTUAL) LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Offen this greet adnantage to Policy Holders, that the
Funds are not burdeeed with the payment of Dividends
to Shareholders. By It, mutual eon,t.tation
THE WHnLE PROFIT

rs DITIDED AMONG MEMBIRS ALONE.
The Distritution I. made on the equitable system of
'Boating Bonus Additions to the stun assured. increas-
ing In compound ratio with the age of the Policy.
Thus the Society is very attractive to good liver.
BECI.IIIIIY OF THE HIOFIEST ORDER
maintained. The Assurance Fuod is unequalled by
that of an rth. r Ofti-e in the C.sintry.
ACCUMULATED FUND'S 1.6,346,f018
Ausc•i Iscons
The magnitude of the sums In the control of the
Society enshies It to common" investments of the most
eenusoerative During tbe last fiveysers Interest

has 1 Gen earued-te the tveat'of

£210,000 MOSS THAN TUC BASIS OF CALCULATION
ASSUMSS AS RECIINABLIL
THE NEXT DIVIIoN OF PROFITS
WILL BS MADE AS AT 3lst DICLNBILR, 1873,
When the tortAn of tie seven years %lien ending will
distribuir Slim& tn. Tsicing the results
. .

of lb. Bye yearl alio& ly too, it may fairly -be expectod
that the cone-it S.p.euoium will be productly, of cioflt
to au ur,oual iyiett. La compared with the same
period of la-t 4eutourium.
TIM HATT OF IsTIRINT REALIST]) 111 11101111.
Met L %DIN BY DEATH all LIGHTIL
THE NMI, Bricsiss Is Ltlo3lll lIT MOM THAN •
AND THE BATT cr ZPVDITURE IS STILL VII?
310DTILATI1
A•aujujicTs aree've :•ftwe 1872.
will rook a: tic Lririsio* so 1573,
FOR TWO WHOLE YEARS' BONUSES.
HEaD Orrics.-9, ST. ANDREW SQUARE,
EDINBURGH.
RAMUFL RALEIGH, Manager.
J. J. P. ANDERSON, Sasreary.

DOliCiititlTEß.

AGENTS :
CSABLEB GOOD. Oew beffeo•
tome. km, epple to Kr. H.
Troe). Old Book.
F. W. GOOD, West AlSotto.%
lasts Wstandir, Wet kl y
Ron Moe.
.1. F boonzro, Chemist.

Brldrort
Crowkerno

Ilmis.ter.

Mit. WM. SHAICESPEAR ALLtRDYCE,
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
Ornoss SALTSBUIT Horse, FOILDINGTON ; Asa
21. SOUTH-SMUT, 13014911111111111.

MR. ALFRED RDW ARDS,
SURGICAL 4 MECHANICAL DENTIST,
12, SOOTH•gritgliT, Doacusna.
Attends at Mr. YRAREILIT'B, adjoining Red Me Hotel,
Wasausx, every ItZSDAT ;
And at Mr. Mason's, r hernia', 4, Larsdoerne-trescient,
SUOlinalloUTEl, every THINUIDAT.
At 12, South-Arent, DORCBISTIZ, on all other days.
Ctrargea Moderate. Consultation Free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

CAL&MITOUS FIRE-SEVEN PERSONS
SUFFOCATED.

Early on Tnesiday mernlng • fire broke out In the
house adjoining Dr. Johnson's birthplitoe, In the
Market-place, Lichfield. Seven portions were suffocated,
doubtless before the bursting of the II wines from the
windows attracted attention. The „kiwi,. ere me.
William Cailleld, watchmaker, his wifo, mother, two
children, a visitor, and the servant. The bodies bare
been recovered
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

IRISH otrre.Aos.

A 'man, named Egan, residing near Cuitlehar, has
been twice drat at tbronib the windows of his bonus;
the windows were wombat, and the bulict we, 1011ild
inside the house. The outrage in a. 1,1 to he ',scrim,
kap bowleg got sores land from which other persons
had been evicted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

BROADVAYNL

TEI " ElOnstr Lanormin." —Three roes, f inn
}abeam', by tbe name of Millard Brown, El• ry
Home, and Frederick Siwaway., with their (=diet,
mat oat by the Labourers' Delon, left the above
village a short time since for Brazil; their notima debts
owing to shoomakers, shopkeepers, ke., were £62 ISa
Another man from the same village bespoke a salt of
clothes of • Dorchester tailor. Os• evening he weal for
the clothe., but nest morning we. off by train, and loft
the poor tailor minus his tin.-3Aceionic Journal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

Dorsetspire,

The %bop of Saliabory hie cionferred the prebendal
dell of Netherbory in Terre to So.liebnry Critbedral,
reodered vtosat by the death of the Rev. Lusey Foot,
upon the Roe. Edward Meade, recta of Wiuk6sl4 seer
Trowbridge. . . .

_
LONDON GASIITTL —The following are some a thia
mom remint owe oj" arranglitnents" or" compositions"
In the County of Wrest :—Andereon, Thoram,Meloombe
Reg* auctioneer bad *Mate agent. First general
meeting, at the Attrition Mart, Markst-strest, lieleotabe
Regis, January 28 at 4. R. N. Howard, 9, (Samosa-
buildings, Mrloombe Regis, attorney. Barrett Ann,
Chapelry, Weymouth, grow. First general meeting,
at the Auction Mart, Market-street, Meloombs-R•gls,
January 28 at 2 R. N. Howard, 9. Claranor-buildincs,
%Ameba Regis, attorney. Howe William, 10,
Augusta-plain, Meloomheßegls, pastry-mok sad ion.
(wiener. First general smetiog, at the Auction Mart,
Markebstreet, Meleombe Regis, January 28 at 11 R.
N. Howard, 9, Clarenos-buildtont. Molootuho
attornry. Pike Charles. Bliuselford, builder.
general meeting, at Onwall, Bassett, and Stanton'..
attorneys,?, Glesonsisarrequbre, Southampton, Jan. 80
st
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

Terrumur : Present- -Tile Mayor (Mr. Jas. Robertson.)
Aldermen aylinc, Howard ;
Councillors Weldon!. Groves, Talbot, Liles, Lundle,
Mari", G. Eliot, H. Thomas.

[The meeting was sensational. The £7,000 just
borrower' was sailor's,' up, and proved 14601 limn to
DiOtt all claims. £2 157 Oa 81. was due to the Town
Clerk for professional services end coda during the last
15 yew., sod to mum!, the account kfr. Steepll gave
up the £l7B 18s. 81. toe Counoil had no (node in heed
to pay. For the future, however. the Town Clerk
Awls, that to compuilon wlt'a the professional advisers
of otter borough., LP MA much underpaid, and there-
fore a readjustment IA oeces.ary
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

HILTON.

Coacutt.—On Tuesday • ooncert was given in the
spacious aohoolroom of ibis village to defray the
espenses of the large curtain wh,oh icraens the tower
from the body of the pariah shorn!,. The performers
were chiefly ladies from the anrroonding neighbourhood
who kindly lint their servioes tb •;id Use Rev. Mr.
Ksikas in his very lendable purpose. The Nines
Kelley
_gave choice selection of wings, among which
were "Th. Brook," "Tth Wishing Gate," ho.; oleo a
sweet duet " The Msseenger Swallows." The Mares
and Mr. Keynes rendered the lovely trio. voh I Lady
Pair" In • charming style, and their songs and duet
" Far away," ho., and •' Hark I hear the Organ peal"
were given in the same happy character. The perform-
ances of all thews ladles with those of the Misses Radon
deserve special oommendation' sod doubtliov' before the
repetition of the event, the good folks of Hilton will
have learnt the odvantoge of remaining quietly In their
sear. The Misses Baker furnished several song., chiefly
in • toms: vein, one of them in ohmmeter—" The bell
Roes • ringing for Sarah "—roused • deal of amusement.
Our fries& Ross and Creech, of Bturrninster renown,
also Iftegro: G. and A. Baker, and R. Teti, added not •
little to the plearure of the evening. Mr. Rose in "I
dream of Thee " Mr. Creech In 'lt's very sggravallog,"
and Mr. Teals "Dolly Varden" wore particularly
good. The very liberal programme conaluded with the
"National Anthem" in chorus.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

WIMBORNK

Tws ORAirpoinrs liovai. —The two children of the
wretched into Young were received into the Union on
Taeaday. They were both in e deplorable state of rrgs
end

CORE CASTLE.

ENTUTAIIINIXT AT KINGOTON.—There was • capital
penny reading given in the sohooVoom on Thuri.day
evening when all the old favourites combined to give
an utecilent and entertaining programme.
A Poetise DELOWITD.—An inquerst wee bald on
Friday morning at U., Town Hall, Carle Castle. before
Dr. Humble, coroner for the ancient borough f Corfe
Castle, and • respectable jury of whom the Rev. Eldon
Surto*. Bank«, the rubor, was foreman. conoerning
the accidental death of Mr. John Spinner, who was
drowned in the into near Arflut Mills, on his return
from Warelinm market on the melons Tuesday evening.
The sworn evidenoe of several witnesses who spoke to
the circums:aoceo ander which the accident happened,
wee usefully Investigated by the coroner and jury
who also went to view the epot where deceased feU in.
After • lengthened inquiry which cut:whorl two hours,
the jury returned • verdict of "Found Drewned." The
old borough of Code Castle, through lie Pond Lee',
has the privilege of appointing its own coroner, and an
regards inquests on dead bodies lying within his jaridio-
Mon. le exempt from the juriadietion of the 'ironer of
the Isle of Perbeck, the Mayor of Waniam. As hit '
alweys been the practice ard custom, the Town
Clerk of Wareham attended to %eke the evidence end
ambit the Coroner and the jury in their enquiry. Is
seemed from the evidence that deceased left for home
between Sand 9 with Mr. Summers. of Struve. hid
before reaching Cid. bridge Mr. Sphicier's hat
blew off and he alighted to find is, being sedated by •
man named Stockily who was passing, Deoeseed asked
Mr. Suiamers not In atop as be was so near home, and
Mr. Summers Bald to Stookley .• You see him sate ,
home, arid I'll reward you for your trouble." Deeeneed
staggered and fell and !Moakley helped him home.
After • little time he went out to look for hie hat, '
and his brother John went after him searehing near
the bridge. John went boo the pit to see U ii was
there, but it we. not; and getting out, but not
Me brother be went home, whet he toned be had
retanasd. Us west biek bat wad Sad web/ al

Wm. and mut morals( about slue, deostssed was ((mod
In tbe stream drowsed• with grass douched in his
hassle as U ha had tried to get out, but could sob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

POLKA PAY yam TURN% ItY% PAY.
Ti CAs Editor.

Now that ill. decided (and I me the Home Secretory
has approved of it) to adman the pay of the county
police, wiU you allow me • short space in your journal
to show the insufficieney of the pay of WWI other of
our oounty'servants—l refer to the turnkeys or warders
at our 'minty prison. A third class policeman, just
taken It may be from the ploaaA reeeives 16s.
a week. • first class warder melees Itis. a week
though he may have served the (aunty (As several of
theta are well known to have dome) faithfully for over
20 years. A second edam warder (with service border-
ing on twenty years) resolves about Ifie.,thd a third ethos
ebout 14. I Tree, In sedition to this for every scene
years' mervies they thorns a "merit badge, wheats
twines tiona In two peer a day extra. But let to.
what they have to do for tato vary small pay. In the
first place 2L fid. • week is deducted for homes riot;
and their hours, so far am I can ascertain, are thew
On every alternate day they are on duty about sixteen
hours, via, from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., and sometimes
10.30. with only interval. of two hours for meals. On
the other day. their duty is about thirteen hour. with
I same time for meals. lorry al/create Right they
have to &lap in the prison. So mush for the et:
days • and Sunday le elmcat unknown to our poor
turnkeys, as each man only gate one whole Sunday to
himself in seven or eight weeks ! I I do toot profess to
be thoroughly acquainted either with the dut.es of
turnkey or a poliosman, but I venture to say that not
a single m%n In our county polio. Is on duty such a
number of hours (ley alter day, And from year's end to
year's end se the turnkey' at our Gaol, pa a third class
constatArocegers mod pay Max a grid class wards,
I do not blame the polios for endeavouring to get their
wages raised, but I thy before the manistrat,s oonsented
to spend nob au enormous sum of the rase( ayers
money on as. body of public serventa, they should wail
have oonsidered whether there were any others who
deserved quite as much (d not more) to have their ,ey
raised. If my state meats are Moonset in any particular
I shall be glad if some one of your readeis will put me
right us the matter.
DORM%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21

MK T. RNST:qcbei;-to -11.71 11--0111100 that his
NEXT SALE will be Led on SATURDAY.
JANUARY 2.5. 1873, at the Earoarroar, .4j toi
the South Walks, a.m. the South-Western Railway
Ittatica, at ball-pant Twelve o'clock.
PIJSRINT FNTAILIS :
2 Very Prime Fat Heavy Oxon
2 Fat Halms 2 Ditto 2 Ditto
4 Ditto
Pewit &imam, 4 IMU. 2 Ditto
4 Ditto 2 Ditto 1 Ditto
Good Ilerefor 1 Heifer atd Calf
10 Cows and Heifers with Calvea
I Heifers and Calves 2 Ditto 3 Ditto
3 nitto 2 Ditto 2 Ditto
2 Vesalion Balls
2 2.year-old Shorthorn Bulls
2 Yowl* Shorthorn Bulls
1 2 year-old Bull
2 Fat Bulls 2 Ditto
20 Prime Fat Down Withers 25 Ditto
20 Ditto
40 Very Prime Fat 4.toooth Down Withers
6 Very Fat Down Ram.
16 Prime Fit Ewes NI Ditto 15 Ditto
AL• -10 Yee" /Thee Fat Horn Wethen
20 Fat Down and thorn Lamb
Early Entries are w,licitad, so that the Stook may
be advertiwd.

C411301i114011-41. in the .£ on Oattlo and Sheep ; 5
Per Coot. on Bonier an I Implements. Prow:oda of
Sala paid to Vendors same day.

scHooL OF ART, Doscammia.
min above SCHOOL will HK-OPEN on
TUSWAY, tit,. 21st day of JANUARY. 1873.
Tents and particulars to be bad of
H. LOCK,
Boa. Secretary.

2, We limbs Villas, Doratie.ter.
WOLLASTON ACADEMY.

Tie above ACADEMY will RE-OPEN on MONDAY,
JAIIIVAST 13, 1873
Term.: One Oulce• per Quarter. Younger bop
taken at • moderato .bare.