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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

DORSET COUNTY HOiPITAL.

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During the week ending Starch 2bit, there have
been admitted :--lo.pttiente 3; discharged, 4; out-
patients admitted, ; diacharged, I ; emergencies, 0;
deathe, 0 :—lnisatiente, in the hoepital, 47; Out.
patients on the book., 203 ; ctsualtim, 30 ; phireicMa
for the week, Dr. W. V. Luelt ; surgeon for the week.
Mr. J. Tudor ; house surgeon, Mr. Herbert J.
Caput
The house surgeon wishes to thankfully acknowledge
the receip• ~1 A hun.ll- of old linen i.e ward use from
the Rev. A. G S. Shit ley, of Stinsf.a..l.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

SMASHING A M %ICS HE t!) WITH A RED-
HOT POKER I

At the borough police court on Tuesday morning
the Mayor (Dr Aldridge) and Mr. G. J. G. Gregory
were engaged in hearing • serious charge of assault
referred against • middle-aged labourer, named
Barter. The prisoner, who bad been ap we-
handed in the town when in charge of his sosshss's
team on the previous evening by Acting-Sergeant
Pomeroy, is in the employ of Meaux Simpson and
L•gg, coal merchants, of Wool, and he has lodgings
at the house of a Mrs. Derricks, of Mill-street,
Fordington. On the previous Friday evening it
would seem on returning to his lodgings he male up a
very large ire, which with himself he was comfortably
enj ,ving. It was, however, so large that his landlady
and some of the neighbours became alerined as to the
safety of the place. Mrs. Derrick remonstrated with
him, but without avail, A Mrs. Garret interfered,
and a row ensued. Criss of murder and p Moe were
given, and • man named William sterner, who lives
Iwo or three doors a, was called from his bed. Upon
appearing on the mine he saw the prisoner strike the
woman Garret, and interfered, palling the prisoner
away. In the struggle he received • very savers and
dangerous kick in a portion of his body. He how-
ever managed to get Barter into his h 'use, and there
endeavoured to quiet him, remaining with him some
half an hour. Barter became epos ently pacified,
but j ust seStayner was about to leave the room and ha 1
his hand on the handle of the door the prisoner
rushed to the fire-place, pulled out a red-hot poker
and struck him • violent blow on the head with it.
Of course this was more than he had Bartered for,
and he at onus knocked his aniallant down. The
police were called in, and P.C. Gould took the
iujured man to the hospital, whore his wounds were
dressed by the Hospital Surgeon, Dr. Capon—Mrs.
Derrick gave corroborative evidence of these facts.—
The prisons: pleaded that he had been roughly
mauled in the mast. but the Bench pointed out to
him even that could not ju tify the use of such a
murderous weapon, and remanded him until Monday,
to sea bow the prosecutor programed, there being
always in such cases a danger of erysipelas setting in.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

(B Telerapl

FAILURE OF THE CONFERENCE.

All hope of the meetin4 of conference is now at an
end. We are informed that the latest Russian replY
Is moulded as so unsatisfactory, that it is not probable
the English Govenunent will c iniinue the negotia•
tione. In diplomatic circles it is considered that the
English Government have no other alternative. Great
if orts have been made by the German Government to
effect a compromise, but in vain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIM
THESE OFFICES.

Mmes. Waccacs, BAILXT, and WuArse, Bermong
soy, Loruidn.—" Further and Final Reports, most
valuable feature—quite original—made a trial at other
Ogles' for Commercial Information, but our experience
insignia us that, for thoroughly sound information and
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Mande amt." Members Three learn
Messrs. Mormon) and CIILNDLN/L,
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dembest Seven ream
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Mows. Wit. Sautes and Co., Sewing Machine
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IMPORTANT NOTICE I I

ADVANCES made from £lO to £l,OOO to
FARMER. DAIRYMEN, CARRIERS,
PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDERS, CLERGYMEN,
TRADESMEN and OTHPRS at one day's notice;
without publicity if required; from one month to
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—Apply personally, or prospectus forwarded free of
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street, Sslisburr.

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IMPORTANT NOTIVR.
1110,111 ADVANCtD AT O.VII DAY'S NOMA
for short or long periods from £lO to £l,OOO,
fo Farmers. Dairymen, Private Householders, Clamp
men, Tradesmen, and others, on their own S'ecurity,
without Loan-office routine, and in strict confidence,
and without Fffiblicity. if required, by
MR. A. COLIANS,
At his Private Offices, 32, QUEEN-SQUARE,
BRISTOL

No Boum TR RI4I:7IiDD. Genuine Applications
immedta•ely attended to, and the advances can be
re-paid Weekly, Monthly, or Querterly.
Distance no objection. Apply personally, or prow
pecans forwarded free of charge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA.

OUR PAPER SHIPS.
P 0111,11017114, Sunday Night.
A terrible catastrophe ham, it is feared. occurred by
which a .hip belonging to the Royal navy has been
gunk awl a large number of lives have been bat.
At the time I telegraph, ten o'clock, nothing definite
I. known here, and the cad news has not yet become
noise., abroad. All day long there bare been frequent
Inquiries at the dockyard for tidings a the Eurydice,
• training brig for seamen, Captain Marcus Hare,
which was on her homeward voyage with a crew of
young seamen, who have been to the West Indies for
• cruise. She was fitted out at Portsmouth, to which
place most .4 those on board, I believe. belong.
The snow is now falling fast, and the streets are
almost dawned, but when it comes to be known as it
must be in a few hoiirs, that • fearful calamity his
happened, and that few survive to tell the tale the
•aciiement will be int,nse.

Admiral E. G. Fanshawe, Commander in Chief,
has, I under.tand, received a brief telezrom from
Ventoor staring that the F:urydice. ahich was •
smiling ve.s .1 of 920 t. vs burden, capsized this after-
noon tunno.e, and that, as far as it is known, only
two or thee* liven have been saved.
The weather wa, very stormy all the afternoon, and
th re WWI a sudden fall of snow, accompanied by a
treinendmv goa of wind, during which it is supposed
the casualty om urred.
On receipt vf the information Admiral Fanshawe at
once directed two tugs to proceed to the apt, and
they are now getting up steam in readiness to proceed.
They will have to pick their way out of harbour amid
• fall of snow and sleet, and some hours must elapse
before their return._

Pournnoum. Sunday Midnight.
Tlte Eurydice ham, I believe, some two hundred and
fifty on board. She was caught in • heavy .now iumm,
and it is reported that only three of the crew have
slowed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

CAPTURE OF A THIRF.

On Tuesday morning a' woman named Matthews mind-
ing at Betcombe, was met to liverehot for medicine.
Vittlit waiting in Mr. Greenwood, House. she took the
opportunity of picking the pocket of • coat that was
hanAing clove by Mr. Greenwood happened to want the
cotit whilst the gimmick was there, he examined the
pockets sod mimed some money which he had left there,
having eumicton of the women doinga • similar Glint
before, he •t on*, sent for the police when P.C. Moore
came and apprehended her on suinicioc, but the woman
drnied all knowledge of the theft, but eventual,' the
wintry wastfound on her, when she admitted taking Naha
wee conveyed to Dorcheeter in custody and remanded till
Saturday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

XARBHWOOD._

OUR new minioter, the Item. If. C. Hari', IrM
~hort Iv , we are plemed to otate, take up his abode
ant..nc no. report speaks favourably of the rev.
gentleman and Ida lady. awl we tendons anticipations
nay Io nalised, am a resident clernman would be a
bomfit to Us.•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

BRIDN,RT FAIIL

IC'OIIVE Is lIEREBY GIVEN,—That as
AI the 6th l Arid,. neat will happen out SATURDAY.
the FAII tom illy bell ti BRII.P.ORT on the 6d3 and
7th d .ye of APRIL. iI lor helol on W/DNVADAY
aud Turmoil% the :nil &nil 4th din • of Aram neat
Dated the 25th 4.. y of 1,0. m try, 188.
By Order of the %suited,
FltE.l). W. GIINDRY,
Town Clerk.

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF
ND.

BRISTOL NIEF:TING, 1878.

PRIZE SHEETS for INIPLE%IENTS, and for
LIVE sTii, 'K, BIT rrEit, and UNE ESE. are now
ready, and will be forwarded on specific applirAtion
t 0..... _

M. JENKINS, Secretary.
12, Ihn .ver Swiare, Lowlon, %V.

DOI:sET CoI7NTY 11041'ITAX.

TENDERS err jujtrl f..r SUPPLYING the
DORSET CI ilisTy 11. eiPITAL with C 011.4
fr Th.r....r Six M.sitici. sill with MEAT, B EA D,
EIAWE. MILK. ITEI;, I PoTA.
;it ie Eitir.s. ALE, awl other Articles (or
Niesths, (rem th • 'Pith big

—Th.: Teo l'ere nava Ile .10 ive.e.l at the 11!metric on
or bet.n. W.l).n.tilAT. the 27th met. .

Fin TrlSsl,l. tux( 6, stiVstil....l applioation
tbm• s.ls to .Ir. JOHN It$WX, Dorelne•Wr.
CLok I. mumitte,

SBA, Butter. rtel Cheese may be tendered foe in
am Gooier or pei, irately.
.... . . .

it.. do not bind themselves to
am-pt the lowest or any "Nn.ler.

tbi. 131. h M.A:1878.

COMPLIMENTARY It NQUET to the MAYOR
at the Rolm. Flom, WETWN:IIII, on WEDNESDAY,
the 3rd day of APRIL, 1878.
pERSONS desiring to be PRESENT must
.I'l4 at the times .4 the Hoe. SOCIETAIT en
or Woe, the 2fkh Mattel' iustAnt, after which date no
Thkets will e icoud
The Borough Nietolters hare kindly consented to be
preaeut.
Dinner will be prod i led only for those who take out
their 1 ickets on or before the 20th ittraut
F. ARDEN,
Holt See.
TO DAIRY FARMERS AND OTHERS.
N EST BUTTER WANTED, for the
Lund. n Market Highest prime obtained by
Mtwara Iltittotiat. Sorts. and Co.. Charterbouse-
street, E Account Sales and Cheque returned
every Morley.

TO NI rRvH AICN.

Avorso GENTLEMAN, aged 18, who
L. Met Irft the head form of a 'arse public
school with the hi,:heat recommendations from his
nut.ters for industry and prozre.s. is desirous of
piaci.% hi. hest endeavour* at the thanosal of •
merchant —Address, " ILS." Journal Officoa, Sher.
berme.

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Tit It ASHING MACHINE —Apply to Mr.
Jonx s sticklawi, Ithindford.

NVANTED, at Lady-day, a CARTER and
: votml cottage and garden—Apply to
Mr. J HI KLYNCS, l'hucombe, Bluidtod.

TO TAILORS.
WANTED, ton good COAT HANDS op to
loaking FROCK and OREM COAT-A.—
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.L 1 AND TI ‘I ES OF THE RT. HON. JOHN
BRIM' IV' 7.. tid • post free. -- Address:
Roisttrowg, thchard, 'Rochdale.

POOLE BREWERY,
PURE BEERS FROM MALT AND HOPS
ONLY.

DITTER BEER and PALE ALE, of the
Fineot Quality and Flavour, Brewed oo the
Burton principle, by an experienced Brewer. All
BEERS and ALES warranted to be Brewed from
MALT awl MIPS ONLY, at lb.
POOLE BREWERY, DORSETSH IRIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

CROSSE AND BLACK WELL'S

IMPORTANT

SANDELL'S HAIR
RESTORER is nr,w
acknowledged to be the only
reliable preparation for RE-
STORING GREY or FADED
HAIR to its Original Colour.
It t, • Certain Cure for Heldman
and a sure ersdketor of Dandriff.
, For Strenthening and keeping
the Hair from failing off, it is
unequalled These
an essential toilet requisite for all
irko_Hprise that clagoist gift of natitre--a good Heed
of
Sold by most Chemists. in Bottles. 2a. and Is. 6d.
Don't be persuaded to have any other kind.
Agent for Dorebrserr, Mr. Row, Chemist- Musics,
Mr. PIM% Obembi Weymouth, Mr. Coca,
Biradkwd. Mr. G. Wu/Am Omar
Beidoeile J. 00nOtare Omni*.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

(LATEST TELEGRAM TO EIPRiSS.)

•
VINTNOIL, Sunday Morning.
Nothing further has transpired to in.bcate that any
more lives have been saved from the Eurydice. The
only two knownaurvivor., Fletcher and Cuddeford, are
progressing favourably. The crew of the ill feed
ship was mustered ,ot deck for prayers when the
casualty occurred. The masts of the ship are now
visible about two miles fr in the shore off Luconbe.
'The ebb thie and steong wind will probably prevent
many 1-odies ft ni being recovered.

osh.rid Ponsonby has sent the fnilosring telegram
from Windsor to Portsmouth .—" The Queen 1141p17
grteved to he., of the lose *4 the Eurydice. Her
Majesty aux retsly asks for further partici:l...eft Th
Itwie two sent :—"Fbi ship has suns in 11 fathoms.
Tim Admiralty believe they will beet no difficulty ln
aiming bor."

rattreday erening. after echoed been% a tut or awned
Allut Skeels went elth • Mead for a walk ander the
out at the ~tore put of Brighton, sad when bogies%
Brlghtoe and Raffia:dean attempted to ells% Irma the
beech to the roadway above. He had no •rly reached the
top to dipood sod roll to th• 1.4 'Or, • depth is
beer fall of some 50 foot Ills enm +rho had
the ascent sum...fully. gave ea Our o 1 Kr. 8k..,
was picked up by gm* C uatsuiuda Briars he could be
Cetiwithin at of medical anistaaas ha wee dead.
m shoat 15 ma data
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

.1i1',211.%!1. MAR rigsrAavrigwi!•

A Philadeltdd-a-lelegr-a-m.;ty—s-fiaiteis is extensively
but quietly buying war material in the United •itates.
A cargo left New York for Vronstadt on Tuesday.
Russia also contemplates the formation of • squatimn
of war ships for the Baltic, with armaments of rifled
guns and three torpentio-cutters on deck.
The Rumiatts are having a hundred torpedo boats
built on the model of one which they purchased in
England, bat no part of the order has come to this
country, as international cortiplications might hinder
It. fulfilment.
Typhus fewer appears to le raging with great
~verity in the Russian capital. According to the
Cologne (Inzelle the hospitals in the city are so
crowded with td phus caws t at every inch of space tin
the floors anti in the pses.igte is crowded with betie,
and the metltcsl attendants can scarcely avoid breading
on their patients.
[LAW 811.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

licatb of filajor faliaasorr.

The volunteers of Dorset, will feel • deep regret—
shared in by the county magiatrates, and all
who have in the course of • long public career been
brought in contact with Msj Falwikaser, to hear that
this gallant and truly chkistian soldier has yowled from
their miklaC Major Tabiracier ham been connected
with the volunteer movement •eer since Its creation,
and was on the formiPion of the 7th Dorset elected
ita captain. His heart may, truly be said to
have been utterly given to the work. He was •
good disciplinarian, but, he won the affections
of his men and the ex kmple which he himself
sot—that volunteering was • stern reality, and
not • mere a play lug at soldiers hail it. due effect
upon those whom he r iminandeel, am shown in the
' strong muster the 7th, alwars presented at camp and
reviews. It was but • abort time ago, th kt he reoeived
• fitting tribute to his exer ions in his appointment to
the majority id the Battalion, a step which gave
general amid Tl.Shernorne Jokow if ways of the
deceased gentleman:—We an flounce with mu :I regret the
death of Major Falcsicer, the senior magistrate or this
division, who died somewhat unexpectedly in London
on Friday afternoon, soma days alter undergoing an
operation. Coming from a neighbouring county otos
quarter of a century ago to take up hi. residenos
amongst us. Major Valw.ceor ent irod at once heartily
into the inner life of the town. He warn appointed to
the magic racy, became a Governor of the King's
School and a Master of the Almshouse, was one of
the first to promote the Volunteer movement. and,
was the first i'aptein of toe Sherb 'rue Corp.; to him
the town is maioly indebted for the hanilsoine organ
in the Abbey Church, the bazaars, in aid iit which he
not only diligently promoted, but supplied with many
valuable water coloured drawl iv from his own hand.
Above all, up to the age of three score awl ten he was
a Sun lay School teacher, setting an ex mph, in this
respect which younger men, with even in we of leisure
than he had, will do well to imitate. WA earnestness
and sincerity see died • large circle of esteem, and his
death i felt ems leal to the WIS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!!
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IMPORTANT TO 13011110W131i.

MONEY ADVANCED at a Day 'a Notice from
£lO to El.OOO to Clergymen. Ferment, Finu.e.ieepers,
Tradesmen, lsdreing-h.lise-keepen,, Cab and ('art
Owners on their own Security and in atrict c..nfidenos
by Ma. M. MORRIS. at his Private Offices. 14, Porte
land-terrace. SOUTHAMPTON. The advance can be
repaid ae may he agreed upon, weekly, monthly, or
quarterly. Application by letter please State amount
requirel Genuine transactisla immediately &Maned
to.

MONEY to LEND.—BERRY W. BURR
can be seen daily between ten and four,
Saturdays ten and one, at 19, London Bridge Station
Approach, London, directly opposite the booking
offioes at London Bridge Railway Station. Cash lent
privately in Town or Country from £2O to 000 on the
borrower's note of hand alone, or on dem., insane,
life policies, Farm Stock, Implements. Orig., Fur.
niture without removal, trade stock, plant. ite.
Interest £5 per cent., repayments can he arranged
to suit the borrower's convenience. No I.ife Insurance,
no Law Costs, and no delay. Interest added to
advance. The strictest privacy observed, and a written
onrankt gilyn, if required, ilia not the slightest
publicitv will be given to any ransodion.—Apply
personally, or by letter.
Note Address :—Hmnty W. Burs, 19, London
Bridge Station Approach, London, directly opposite
the -booking offices at London Bridge Railway
Station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

DORCHESTER.

Load Shaftesbury has fixed the 13th of April for
receivinz the freedom t 1 the city f Edinburgh.
CH t RCM PA.? 'HAL AID SOCI L? T. —llle Dorset
auxiliary sasocittiott in connestidn with the above
soctetv, of which the Earl ..f shafteelnory I. preablent,
had its claim. alvocatal front the pulpit on Sunday
at the p..ri.h rhumb,. of All Saint., I) itchester, and
the two For I im.rtoin, the preach... being th• Rey. J.
F. Kitto, M. A. (rector .1 Whitechapel. London). dm
Rev. G. E. Motile, the Bev. W. C. Osborn, and the
Rev. N P. Ryan,. Tho f..rty-stoon4 anniversary
meetings took pl.ce at the roan Hall, on Montlav
afternw.n and evening The Rev. sir Taih,i,
Baker. Bart., predde lat the afternoon meeting. The
Bev. Percival Phinn real the report for the year
ending March 314, 1877. It stated the receipts were
as folhos :—Annual suhscriptione. £B.l 2.. ; dona-
tions, £7 10. ; boxee, County Aseociation, 14.. ; ditto,
West Stafford, £4 individusi cdilections, 101. ;
mooning annual meeting, £25 10. ; sermons and
schoolroom lectures, £27 ; Dorset Ladies' Associa-
tion, £49 10. ; Blandford, £47 Ge. 3d.; Burton Brad-
stock and Ilridport, 1:8 16.. 10.; Burton (East),
£27., ; Broadmayne and Knight tfl, £lO 45. 84. ;
Broadway. and Rincomhe, £l5 12s. r.d. ; Martinetown,
£.5 16. 9.1.; Woodaford and "rinclo ton, £9 115.; Dor-
chester and Fordington. £47 4. ; Poole, £57 2. 5 I.;
Shaftesbury anti Cann, £9 6. 51.', Wareham and
I-le of Purbeck. £ll 18e 61. ; Wimh tens and East
Dorset, £4l 7. 111 ; Ctichel, £6 11. ;51, Gam'
£2 17.. 101.; Weymouth. Ed 14e 81. ; Sherbdrne and
!..,eth I torett. £514 10.. 11. ; sunlriou £3 3. 7d.;
18734-I.aid attar, MG.—total, £736 0.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

NAVAL ITEXS.

A PPO I I

ILl$.

Heptain R. Gordon D ,o the Warrior, vice W.
Whyte. The Hampshire Telegraph ri M Lreh 16 .o-l:
—" By the appointment 01. C4p Gordon 0 ktigl. to
the Warrior. the Admiralty bare oboe 11 that they have
not a110w...1 the court of inquiry which m.d.ke.l the paving
.4 of the N•tvcaatle to he reereasbered against this AS yr.
The Boding of the Coort hae been accepted witootit
reserve. L;titut, Count F. C Igerata has be appoint.e.l to
the Warrior, vice Orleltrr ; and P.yrnarter William Hdltle
to the It ...careen, vie. H. W. Arledge. The peri-11 ot
service or the above tree oincer.. *hose platen have Imre
apooloted to the Warrior. cii. G. Harding. appointed to
the Corueorant.
axorulti TURKISH IIIONCIAD BOUGHT.

Al the Governmen, could not buy the Torkish 01.
they seem to be dem/ the nest test thing—buying w
w. likely to J• en that A et. the retied of the Turktt
ronel wt. pur,'iwted by the British 0 ivernuent a few
e eeks since I. being completed es raptilly flu poesible at
he tard of Messrs. Sanauda Brothers. at Cubitt Town.
The ship, which clearly resembles the Belleiele, lyntight at
the witne time, was to have been iailed the Barb I der by
the Turks. She teat present known at the A•inoralty ad
R 71, end she will be dui. toned when she ruler. the
Royal Navy after mut of the old 'wooden wells, the oei
Mr. N. Barnahy, Naval S irreyor, is euperintewlang the
work on behalf of the Admiralty, and various in stair,
thins in the plans have he,s made, but the shipbuilders
are still proceeding under their original contract with
Turkish scent., j is, ea though the veriael heat not cliso.ied
hued.. Her four Iti.ton gOO% ordered of Sir W 1134111
anuatrong. Ina DOI trt delivered, have leen porton...A
with the ship. and the •iite for which the two vessels have
been acquired, winiethiug like .1310 000. U conwderaid,
below the e .ntrect price. Though comparatively snra.l,
they are really powerful vessels. the 12 Inch plating and
heavy guns, with ell romp! Are, giving theta the altar.
Mite in some reepecte of flinch larger ironclad*. Thu prow
Lis very prominent olijscta. the ship bee I. the do
a• it projecta more than ten fest beyond the limes, under
the water line, eight feet of the rain beteg • solid lorging
of iron. As a precool,* against the fate which hefei the
Vanguard, the watertight compartments are being made
without any doors wiletever in them, which, though same
what inconvenient at ordinary time., will lean Immense
sadvantage in ecti•an. The Armstrong guus awl a large
atomment of projectiles included in the cataract will be
sent to Woolwich liefore they are taken on board. The
armour plater are haing r..11..1 at S ciii Li, half at tile
Ca 11 Works and halt by Meseta Brian awl Co , and
and they will all be fix-4 to the sides of the ship before
I she he launched, which will probably be in about ten
' months.—The Oovetunient alio tried to buy • Japenese
, corvette; hut the Joules., authorities would not spare
this new craft.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

CORK BUTT'EIt

Ortlinery : aoennfl.. 111.
fonrth., hat fifths. 50.4 shah% 11.14 car. 4
El.inergoe. A sta. : seecada, 1411. third.. 127.•
Firkins in the market, 211

THIII WAR.

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It seem.. WWI the figendeed. to he more and more
doubtful whether the propoeel Congers, will ever take
place, and from all quarters we receive telegrams
showing that this is the general feeling iin the
Continent. The Armee Rasa admits that the chances
of the Congress assembling have diminished in
consequence of England lariat ing on her demand. that
the whole Treaty shall he submitted to it. At Vienna
the prospect is regarded sa the Fever.. of bright. and
in official quarters it is thought that the chance. are
against any meeting. Our Berlin l'oretopondent
telegraphs that people in Russian official ein.les
believe that war with England is imminent. He adds
that if Prince airtecbakoff can .ticceed in presenting
an Austris-British alliance Iluinis will not tub,'
England refusing to attend the Congress, hut will he
satisfied with the assent of Germsny and Austria to
the Treatp if 'an -derma,. I Jur •peci.6l CorrePpon.
dent at Athens telegraphs that there ia • rowing
feeling among the population of Greece in favour of
oniiing with En land ii the Eastern question, and
the action of the English Mini.try has foiled Russian
intrizues. Wiih respect to the !toga so navel prep ir-
odium. at Buyukilere.ourCoted..ntinople Correspondent
h. seen well inform-il people who declare that the
Crank duke's requeot to he al corrd to embark troora
there was made in perfect go. I faith an without any
view to the occupation of the bete on the Upper
Roaphorus—a step, our Corre.pontient adds, which the
Grand Duke could take at any time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

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Believe me, ynere
Twitte st. WALLIS.
13, Thomas-greet, Weym March 23, 1878.
POOLE.

THI PRIPOIIRD NZIP/ WRALICTAN CHAPEL—The Wea.
teynn.hsve ap0id....1 to er..rt a now &lane] on land
oni&onig tho old building. The •rortion niII cot about
.C 4,0110 and will hove a donble frontage to High-street and
Ch.nollone. with a tower onu .iplre or the corn.-r. A
mooting convono4 by the Row. Bonauel Wooloy.
Stprin-
tendcnt of the Cirrnit. wan held on Thursday evoniny.
and the momboro prooont ouhreribe I n..t lons than XI SS
toward% the huilding fond. mii.int with OA pronoed• of
the recent Inuanr and other fonds in hand, about half the

. ...-
PrrrY Srsmovs, Thunday.—llefore the *war (Mr A.
Tlsl-ton) Ablsrmsn M. if •mp WO-h. and Messrs. W. D.
Dordale, J B D .rell. nul G. 11. ft deh.
Several roor people srvre summoned by Kr. J. Mealier/a
for non-payment of rates. and orders were made he each

The limner of tho 'Libation lintel, Ptrkotnne. era% tram-
fermi front Mr. El Oaths to Mr. Alfred Waldrnn: float a
the shipwrights ,Pvnott. Flomororthy front Kr. George
Mnstlrblte r,rl Mr George flayrrsrd : that of the King's'
Aline Qnov, from the Ltte K. Le Compt• to Mr. George
t..
. . .

John lfattlutua an engine-cleaner. of Hamworthy, wan
summoned for assaulting II•tory a Isho, of
idttchett Mineter, on the previous Thuraday.—Mr. F.
Tracers appeared for the defendant.--Complainant said
as he was going to his work about six o'clock on Thorsdatr
morning defendant came to him anti skid •• You are the
chap that Ones "Pull down the blind. He sail " I am."
and defendkut then struck him and kicked hint down on
the ground and struck him four times afterwards. H.
did not touch tlefendant.—ln croes-easonlnation by Mr.
Travers complainant dented that he had been in the h•ttit
of emoting defendant. —Thotnati Singleton and It obert
Cobb, who new the a.sault, fully corroltoral,rl the coin-
olainant's evidence. —Mr. Travere said his client bad been
subjected to a constant sratem of annoyance, especially at
the ban& of the cotupisln‘nt, in consequence of utile--
thing that occurred some time ago. The snnoyanne warn
repeated on the morning in question, and this provoked
the usault. Defendant expressed his regret at having
taken the law Into his own hands, and promised not to do
so again.—The magiatrates flood defendant se. and
&L costa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

BURL FARM, EVERiHOT, DORSET,
Three Minutes' Walk frotn the Station.
Mll. G. SYMONDS will SELL by AUC-
TION, without Reserve, on %VrilttMEMT,
SIAKCH, 27th, 1878 the Remainder of the LIVE
and GRAD CR, 1)A IRV G PODS,
GRA+, FEED, WhY, and EFFECTS of Mrs.
Peach, quittinz
Partkular, in handbillt circulated in the neighbour.
bond.
Luncheon at Ha (Tait Twelve and Sale at Halt
poet One.
Sydling, M,rch 11th,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26

PRIEM° 1 ritarTlSG I I PRINTING 1 I

PRINTING of EVERY DRSOILIPTION
AT TR/

44 rii
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STKLM PRINTING WORKS,

HIGH-STRZET-WEST, DOROHEST'NS

BTLLEADS of every DESCRIPTION am
IT
Cheaply
I' rade and Expeditiously es any HOMO in the
at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

ANNIVERSARY BILLS very quickly and
cheaply, at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

PROGRAMES for CONCERTS, &0., on
highly finiehed poper,and in the most elaborately-
printed style. at the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
IIiMENSE FACILITIES, and a LARGE
STOCK of the NEWEST TYPE for the RAPID
EXECUTION of all ORDERS for PRINTING at
the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

IMPORTANT SALN OP nutrias AND MAINERS
HORSES.

DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY.

SR. G. ENSOR bogs to announce that at
11JIL the request of several Gentlemen in the N.
bourhood. he intends to HOLD • SPECIAL 8&
for HUNTERS and HARNESS HORSES only,
on SaTc*aay A.ratt 13th. 1878. when he will OFFER
several STUDS of HUNTERS, well known in the
Cettistock, Mr. Raddyffe's, and the Blackmoor Vale
Hunta.
Early Entries for this Sale are solicited ax that the
same may be well advertised.
Nabob's'. March sth, 1878.

DORCHESTER CATTLE MARKET.
ESTANLIIIIILD IN 1889.

ltrß. G. SYMONDS respectfully announces
iv L est SALE of FAT and STO RE BEASTS,
SHEEP, HoIfSES, /e., will be on SATUKOAT,
MARCH 23rd, 1878, commencing punctually at Twelve
a.m. _ .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

SPRING MATTRESSES in 11 sizes.

CARPETS

Lame Carpet Room well stocked with the choices
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT, lac.
WILTON and TITRKEY to order.
A Splendid Aas.rtment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to mat...h all Carpets.

STAIR CARPETS; in all Widthe and Qualities.
Carpet. properly Made and Fitted.
OIL CLOTHS. m. 4 I'S, MATTING,
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET. &n.

Lame Agora f SIMOND.RAND FURNITURS.
Goons RINOVID AND WARLIIOOIIKII.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.
!Funerals Furnished and Contained.

Agog toe the lithe Fire Company.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

A MAD DULL AT LARGE.

For more than an hour on Monday, Torpoint. an envirou
of Devonport, was in a state of wild alarm all business
and tr..lllc being stopped, owing to the f unous antics of a
mad bull, defying all restraint. T.he animal broke
windows, upset vehicles, and tossed foal' persons, who
had to be taken to the hospital in cabs. Eventually it
was driven to the beach and there shot. The beset was a
valuable one, and was the winner of a first prise at a
cattle show last week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

BIRTIIB.

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mare& & at B.Yro itaciorw
it'. • dport, the wife of the
e w
mareti .18..5.11'f-fa, gun( 4t-etrwism. T Captai Weymouth. the wile of
n Cherie. Smith, of a dam ter
ltarch &at Bridport, the wit of Mr. W. T. Whet,
of • amt. - _

- faitil Et. at Ala= Peeerek the wife of H. Draper, of •
son
March 9. at The Chilet.. Dewey, the wife of Wood
Homer, of • daughter.
March 10, at A Wollartes ,-rillas, Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. James Das, of a flauf# Ital..
March 10. at West Ca hnock, the wife of Mr. Oliver
Hockey, of a son.
march 11, at the Half Moon Hotel, Sherborne, the wife.
of Mr. H Yisr•iiy. or • son.
March 11, at Charminster, the wife of Mr. John Short
shoemaker, of a son.
March 14, at Glydepetf,-ka, Dorchester, the wile of
Mr. R. Churchill, of • so.,
If ARRIAGRS.
March 2, at St Gs *s.„wiratol7.overequare, by the Bee_
Canon Beadon, rim:, of Wilbshbasatmodto by the Ten.
Archdeacon Beth,, D
st, Charles Ms n.„Lieutenant
of the ROM 13.11'male, eldest son of Mr. J. D. nommon, of
Roercresch„ emeaermitabire, to Edith (Uhl. third daughter
of the late Admiral Sir Charles Talbot, R.C.B.
March 9,. m Mary's Church, I..ent., Poole, by the
Rey. J. le Williams, Yr. WilliamlHeary Roberts, of Bridg-
water, to Allien, daughter of the late Mr. W. Collings, at
Brldport.
March 11. at St. Mary's Catarrh. WVraout.h, by the Rey-
T. Ulmer, Mr. George Haworth, r.C.. Great Weetern
Railway. to Eliza, widow of the late John Mears, of Port.-
March lk M. the...enrish church, Marylebone. by the
Rey. C. J. usodY, w ullaso Hoary Younmet son of the
late Mr. T. Jameson, of siamford, to Ann, eldest
daughter of the late Mr. T. Harwood, of YeoriL
March lk at Cluist Church, West Forelion, by the
pa, w. Osborn, Mx. T. Woods'''. to M. roundlet
daughter of Mr. Thomas Bascogaba of Newiate. Oyer-
=gnu
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

to chr4L

G.IIMITTID TO THU DOISIZT COUNTY PIIBON.
Assizes Henry Turner, stealing wheat at Netherbury
and a coat at Loden. Hard Labour: Henry White,
stealing money at Horton, 6 calendar moths;
Thomas Brown, stealing cane sticks at Portland. 3
calendar months; Sydney Curds, stealing shirts and •
watch came, tec., at Lyme Regis, 2 calendar month.;
Edwin Caller, vagrancy at Lyme Regis, and John
Inbar', stealing timber at PMdlAinton, 1 calendar
month each ; Martha Baker. stealing bread at
Meibury Abbas, and Joseph Newman, drunkenness
and assault at Sherborne, 21 days each ; John Harp,
Wl'ancy at Shaftesbury, and William Garland
illiams, taking fish t. Charminster, 14 days;
William Hooper, stealing • fowl at Sharborne,
Charles Miller, drunk, ter., at Dorchester, Agnes)
Spencer, vagrancy at Dorchester' and Francis
Bartlett, drankennam at Cane Abe.., 7 days each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S

PURE PICKLES.

MALT VINEGAR, SAUCES, POTTED

MEATS AND FISH, PREPARED SOUPS,

CALVES' FEET JELLY, JAMS, JELLIES.

AND MARMALADES,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.

During the wok ending March 141 k, there have
been admitted :--In-patien ,ts, • diacharpd, 4 • out-
=,,ts admitted, 1; discharged, 14 ; emergencieso: ;
2 :—ln-patients, in the hospital, 48; t-
pialuts on the books, 801 ; camalties. 30 ; pbyddau
for the week, Dr. W. V. Lush; surgeon for the week,
Mr. A. &won ; house surgeon, Mr. Herbert J.

Capon.
Fire out-patients have had their tickets renewed.
The 'lmm-surgeon amine to thankfully acknow-
ledge the receipt of a bundle of flick numbers of the
°repeat for the use of the patient&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

NOTE HEADINGS in every variety at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE

CATALOGITES of EVERY DESCRIPTION
Correctly and Cheaply printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

CIRCITLARS on any ooloured paper fit the
shiniest notice, and in the beat dile of the Art,
at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

THE IMPORTANT PROPOSALS OF THE GREAT

wthrlitie iiiiiwii.

Them wehriaty suggestions formed the subjects of very
careful comideratiou In committee of the whole Council,
and the following are about the results :

LOCONOTIVI O 5 THJ tautersr.
The proposals that the Great Western work the traffic
on the Harbour tramway by. locomotive instead of hones
wail &Toured by many couneillors ; but the matter was to
stand over till the receipt of a letter from the Board of
Trade. That communication hessiane been received, and
It states that the permissa in for the engine to be used
cannot be granted without carrying out the regulations
haw*. cl by the Act relating to tramways. The "' enuing
places" were not mentioned before the committee ; they
will be one of the subjects left over for consideration in a
conference between the Council and the Directors.
DLYVI.

WHAILLI

Tb• whariNto dues on bras& awl wine we to he
lowered, in compliance with thi Great Western's request,
in order to foster a traille with Franca

The committee agreed that the harbour shtuld be
dredged, with the view of deepening 11181 n. or 2 feet. The
Corporation barges are now in full work, and take up
about 30 tons daily. The committee agreed to have
another barge, and when this is at work, 00 tons will be
taken up every day, and the iredifing Proceed apace.

=TORSION OF TEX HARBOUR STAGING.

This matter will be debataable at the conference with
the Directors. A party in the Council intend to stand
firmly by the principle that Me Greet Western shall agree
to bear a moiety of the Quq ; also that the Pile-pier dues
on steamer passengers shall be enforced.

The letter from the Greet Western Railway directors
respecting the conference arrived on Tuesday morning.
It expremed the willingnea of the Directors to meet the
Corporation. but there hasevidently been some misunder-
standing about the place. The Town Clerks note fixed
the place of meeting at Weymouth ; but the Directors
state they will be happy to meet any members of the
Council on Friday next, et London_ The Town Clerk
replies, we understand, that the meeting will take place
at Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

HYDROPHOBIA CURED.

A correspondent writes to • Chicago paper that be has
cured many cases of hydrophobia in man and cattle by
the tue of elecampane. The first dose for a mania lios.
of elecampane root bruised, put in a pint of new milk
and reduced to one-half by boiling, to ho tallva at on.
dose in the morning, fasting unl il afternoon. The second
dose should be two ounces elecampane treated in • similar
manner, and the third doss the same as the second, to be
taken every other day. This rem, the correspondent
says, has been used in and about Philadelphia for over 40
years with great success.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

gotta anb itintiS.

As to the Dorset Industrial Exhibition I can't
help noticing that • good many Conservative
gentlemen are supporting this excellent the.
There are several Liberals—nobility and gentry—on
the list of patrons; but I fancy the Conservatives are
In • strong majority. We shall expect to see both
schools of politics come forward, rivalling each in the
amount of their subscriptions, for the encouragement
of the working man.

Dorset will hare to be very smart indeed with her
Exhibition if she is to hold • fair share of public
attention, for there is the Paris Exhibition to take
away the plmsur•-seekers from home. Dorset men
Total need to put forth ail your energies arid tarn out
• really rood show' or, 041 cm comparisons sad faint
praisewfll be your reward.

As to the doinp of the tart Council meeting. Mr.
Dennis I congratulate on carrying at last • resolution
to fill up the pond neer the railway arch. Pegging
away at this, and watching his opportunities, he has,
with very little talk, carried a very useful measure,
which will be valued highly when the warm weather
001:131311.

beteg required for the abmit job. I raeutiou
an ide. hinted to me—namely, that a conaideralge
per-centage might be saved in the met of pipet, if the
Board would keep them in stock, ae they do Mate.
The.. is plenty of room, now the Omporadoe have a
yard near the Dam.

we ell deprecate the " miff " M the lam Connell
meeting. Coeroensitiveness an to attacks is out of
the question for public men, and M. &them will
answer his censors best by calm and Meady advance-
ment of proofs. To write more on this matter weld,
I fear, get me into as much trouble s.O Iwureto
interim bstwooo maa mad lOU
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

THE FLEET IN THE EAST.

The Squadron in Bertha Bay in again being reinforced,
and such • course was needed if it was to be considered as
• reserve upon which Admiral Hamby could depend, for
the other day it was reduced to the Devastation, HoOmer,
and Cygnet. The Devastation, with her .L5-ton guns, mad
Hotepur, with her one ton gun, and two of smaller
calibre, am not to be eneezed at, but something more
would be wanted to help the Commander-in-Chief out of
the Sea of Marmara if tlse Dardanelles fell into the handi
of an enemy. The Raleigh, Ruby, Condor..., and Fox-
hound have now gone to Besika, and the Research barn
1 taken up her quarters in the Gulf of Same. It is rather
remarkable that such a thorough dummy Mould have
been .sleeted far this detached duty, for her fighting
strength is small indeed, and Sir Edmund Coonner
with the Agineoart and Swifteure, at Gallipoli, word
not he able to lend • hand. Another was ship, the Pallas,
has been ,elected to act as • guard over our interests in
the Sues Osnal, from which it would seam that the idea
hes been to keep together the beet of our shim within
easy call of the Admiral. This is Ms° shown from the
fart that, notwithstanding the troubled state of affairs in
MINIM, only the small gun-vend Wizard has been spared
to protect British interests in Grecian waters.—Bewm-
Airs Fidegreph.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

RZOKITT'S PARIS BLUE

Bonin of Bad hoitatioss. Soo RECKITIT NAME

on wary WraPP•r•
CAUTION.
RZOKITT'S PARIS BLUR

The marked superiority of this Laundry Blue overall
others, and the quick appreciation of its merits by the
Public, luta been attended by the usual result—Az.,.
flood of imitations ; the merit of the latter mainly
consists in the ingenuity exerted, not sitsply in
Imitating the square shape, but making the general
appearance of the wrappers resemble that of the
genuine article. The Blianufacturere beg therefore to
motiou all buyers to sue " llecidtt's Paris Blue" au
sada what. &II fa Pap Bquanaat sU mapaaabla
fbassa. 011mai. lhogifila

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

011U111 ABBAS.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST TWO SHERBORNE
111 N
George sad WUhi Priddie ((ether end mak coal
rewirchaata, of Sherburne, were apprehended oa a warrant
an Saturday night ead conveyed to Corte In eastody. on
a charge of etaalins 140Ibe. of noel, the property of Mews.
Bradford and Sons It appear, that on the
_prwrione
Monday the primary were engaged bY Kean. Bradford
aad lias• to heal some teal to BB Booms curs. as
amstlaba GM after thay lad bass thin sad were Mum.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

ALWAYS BEAR THRII RAMS •ND D RCM 01 THE

And may be obtained of Grocers and Italian

Warehousemen throughout the Wcald-

CROSSE AND lOLA OKWZLL,

PURVKYORS TO Tall QUEEN.

90110 SQUARE. LONDON..

COALS! COALS!! COALS!!!

ROBIRT HILL.
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
cuetomen generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLBEN.6D BULLO o P'ORICST ON
CLAY C.,. DEAN
TALK 0' YE' k' ILL. RADSTOt
SMITHS' HALTING.
saurrchur. CULIK ND COQ.
It. FL desires to call special attention to the
TALK 0' TN' HILL COAL, which he can strongly
recommend for Wambold purpose..
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, ac., and Grindatones.
*eat for Uts Wiltshire Sack Hiring Coltgeng.
Depots at the Greet Western and South Western
Stations, Doechester.
Ogden salved at W, Booth-street, or at Hie=
Genet Waters Railway Metros, wilt reoehre
eleentien.
Owls &Wesel tre• fa Deselbeseer sad Peolistra.
ad nallimas eels la Vl* sank%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

Piesent Entries :

2 Bunn
1 Devon Four•year-old Steer
Splendid Fat Heifers, the 'property of Haman.
Newman, Syilling, and 2 Barreners
4 Prime at Devon Heifers
2 Fat Devon Heifers
3 Fat Heifer@
7 Fat Calves 2 Ditto
6 Prime Heifern and Calves 3 Ditto 2 Ditto
2 Ditto 2 Ditto 1 Ditto
Barrenern 2 Ditto 2 Ditto
20 Fat Ewen 10 Ditto
10 Fat Wethers
5 Fat Lambs
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ntries espwAf idly solicited.
Noucc—All Store Sheep, Store Lanibs. and Pigs
will be Sold at Twelve o'clock. Parties are respect-
fully requested to send them sufficiently early for that
purpose.
All Accounts with the Vendors paid at the close of
the Sale, or cheque remitted as occasion requires.
Commission 1,1 in the 1: cm Sheep and Pigs, and 5 per
cent. ou !forma and Dead Stock.
Sydling, 12th March, 1878.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

SHOW-ROOMS RE-BUILT.

TEN LARGE SHOW-ROONEI
Well stocked with every description of
FURNITURE
Suitable tot the Ramos AID COTTAGL
GOODS SUPPLIZD AT ANY CATALOGIII PRICK.

PAPER HANGINGS,
10,000 PISCES IN STOCK,
From 3d. to U. 6d. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPER-HANGING. and DECORATING.
Erperienoad workmen sent promptly.
PATTERN BOOKS, from all the best Makin, bodi
English and French.

BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.

CORNICE MID CORNICE POLES
With all the latest improvements for Straight sad
Ray Windows.
FRINGES AND DRAPERIES.
CHIMNEY, PIER, I CONSOLE GLASSES.

DRAWING-ROOM SUITES
In Cretonnes, Reps, Coburg, itc.
EASY and OCCASIONAL CHAIRS in =diem
variety.
A New and Choke Selection of
CRETONNES, crazans, DIMITIES, AC.
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE
Of every description.
BEDROOM SUITES.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, Plain ditto
Painted and Decorated.
Psiwrin MAPLE %Dance Sorra mow 10s.

BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Them Show-rooms contain Bedsteads of Wood,
Braes, and Iron of every sort, she, and quality, and
fitted up with Furniture oomplete.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

CARDS of any size, quality, and style, either
n or ornamental, correctly, neatly, and
haapprinted at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

ERB' BILLHEADB by the 10,000 at
Dit;APery low prices at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
fiROCERS' TRADE LISTS elaborately
XJI executed by Skimp Printing at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

rr OTEL LISTS and TIILL 4( FARE CARDS
J-1. handsomely
the printed in a variety of Colours, at