Weymouth. WANTED, an IMPROVER, and also APPRENTICES, to the MILLINERY. —Apply to J. Rommersols sad Boa, Drapers, Weymouth. WANTED, APPRENTICES and IMPROVERS to the MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING.—AppIy to and MORRIS, Drapers!, Weymouth. WANTED, by a Young Person, aged 18, a SITUATION

T&RGETI"S NEURALGIC PILLS are a certain Cure for sll of the above Ailments ; also Ague, Neuralgic and Rheumatic Pains in the Foot, Legs, Arms, and Hands, &c., etc. They positively cure nine cases out of ten, if taken as directed, and give relief after the second or third dose. T

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by the county surveyor, and to be spread as directed. Repair and make good the iron fencing at the end of the approaches to each end of the bridge, and paint with three coats of paint. Repair and stop in any open joints of masonry in the abutments of the bridge at each end. The

SPURIOUS Cols.—The chief constable of Portsmouth on Saturday received information of systematic efforts to pass bad coins at Southsea, and enquiries which were made led to the capture of two men named Vincent and Selby, aged respectively 19 and 28 years. At Selby's lodgings were

BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, AND BIDDERidINBTER CARPETS (With Borders and Rugs to Match), Direct from the Largest Manufacturers, many of them being Registered Designs, and all bought previous to the great advance. TAPESTRY CARPETS frOji la. Ild. per Yard. BRUSSELS „ 2s. 11d. „ FELT CARPE

WILLIAMS' TASTELESS ANTIBILIOUS or LIVER PILLS speedily relieve headache, giddiness, costiveness, unpleasant taste in the mouth, sickness, disinclination to food, coated tongue, foetid breath, and the various other symptoms which denote a deranged action of the liver. They stimu

Head-Master : Res. C. R. GILBERT, M.A. (late Scholar of Christ's College, Cambridge, and Senior Math. Master of Derby School). Assisted by Griduatas in Honours. A PREPARATORY CLASS for YOUNGER BOYS. TWO ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS o ff ered at the beginning of NEXT TERM, 20th. 15, BRU

THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS will , on and after Ist Sam:sass, be conveyed by all FAST and ORDINARY TRAINS upon the SOUTH-WESTERN SYSTEM, inclusive of the Fast Express Trains, which hitherto have been the only exception. Fast Express and all Fast and Ordinary Trains will, throughout t

Bararoi, Sept. 7.—Was her very film to-day. consequently , small supplies of English wheat on account of farmers being busy in the field ; pica nominally unaltered. Foreign • seri dull trade at Is to 2a decline. A fair enquiry for Earley at 6d reduction. Maize and oats firm and