ARTICLES AT TSCATTERGOOD'S GREAT WEST OF 1 . ENGLAND FURNISHING MART, 27 & 28, St. Mary-street, Weymouth, oppoeite SHERREN'S Bookielling Establishment, where they may depend on being supplied with every requisite, at EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES. ELECTRO-PLATED ARTICLES, CUTLERY GOO

NAPLES, March 21. The names of the new count:Mora of lieutenancy Dot ) et kti.lwn. The journal Italia del Poporce haring Alexander Datum of haying taken 41,010 ducats flow the government during the Ow:stet:hip of Garibaldi. Dumas has sent a challen h e he editor of that journal.

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WEYMOUTH, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1861.

R. A. PAINE, Piddletown.

IN returning thanks to the Public for the very support he received, begs to remind them TH'AT HE 18 STILL SELLING FOX, THAI BiIINEYIT OF THE PUBI.IO as will be leen below; and to be sati s f a cto r il y prove d by porChasing Hum lds IMMENSE STOCK OF READY MADES in every variety

OP 70 MILLS begs to return his sincere thanks 1.: . to his Friends and the Public at large for favours ceived during the past 3 years, and respectfully informs them that he has just added to his Stock a large asaortment of French and English 11001'S and SHOES of first-class qual

Extensive Assortment 1 WATCHE:3 in Gold from £3 Os. Od , and Silver from 281., may be obtained. CLOCKS, of every Construction, from 43. fid. to £2O. JEWELLERY, embracing every leading design in Rings, Studs, Brooches, Bracelets, Lockets, k.c., &c. PLATE, in Silver and Electro, f

March 15, at Blandon', Mr. Thomas White, formerly of the Anchor Inn, Shapwick. aged 91. March 15, at Blandford, Frederick William, intention of Mr. Hammond, Temperance Hotel, aged 6 months. March 14, at the Church Almshouses, Blandford, widow Neal, aged 73. March 12, at Okeford

Legg's employ, stated that she was in the habit of assisting in feeding the poultry. In consequence of something which the last witness told her on Wednesday morning she communicated with her bailiff, Mr. Robert liunt—Rubert Hunt stated that he managed the farming business for t