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William Bailey aged IA, and John Maher,
aged 19, were drowned on Thames river, New
London, Conn. while in swimming yesterday
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New YORK. July 14-Evesrg. Money loaned
between 2d3; closed 2,a2 "a; prime mercantile pa
per at 4Sd5. Exchange sesdy 4S512 for long ana
4881a for short. Government 6s "a higher Siate
bonds dull. Railroad bonds irregular but generally
The transactions at the stock Exchange sggregat-
et 375,C00 shares.
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Ex-Gov. Juan B. Alvarado died in San Pab-
10 Thursday, aged 70 years.
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NEnCLr Market.

The following quotations OF stocks are received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton (mem-
bers OF The Boston Stock Exchanss} COrnor OF Mid
die md Exnhanoe str.e
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LONDON, July IA dispatch to the Daily
News, from Dublin, says "a special gazette, is-
sued at O'Clock this morning, ploclaims the
counties of Cavan, Leitrim, Longford, West
Meath. Sligo, Roscommon. Mayo, Tipperary,
Kerry, Louth and Dublin, the cities of LINER
ick, Cork, Waterford, Kilkenny, Dublin, Lon
donderry, Galway, and3 Drogheda, and two
baronies in Monaghan, and two in Armagh,
under the repression bill.
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TO LET.
!. s.tfage to Let.

A II Falmouth foreside; commands a view of Cas-
"A co Bay and Portland h..rbor. Excellent ac-
commodations for boating, bathing and fishing.
Stable and pure spring water. Inquire of
E. Il. MERRILL,
A55 Congress street, Portland, NE.
jy12 dtf
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Animal Meeting,
FOREIGN.

Reported Resignation of John Bright
LONDON, July 14.-It is reported that Right
Hon. John Bright has resigned his position in
the Cabinet.
The Daily News states the resignation of
Mr.. Bright was owing to his dissent from the
governments Egyptian policy.
Arrears of Rent Bill.
The Commons, in committee to-day, passed
clause 1 of the Irish arrears bill, without divis-
ion
Clauses 2, 3 and of the arrears bill were
also adopted.
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The following are the closing quotations of stocks;
Gloucester Fish Market.


Our quotations are wholesale prices for fare lots
and jobbng lois command advance on our fig
ures.
Georges Codfsh-market is firm at So and S4sz
~ qtl for large and medium, with some lots held
higher; Western Bank Goldfish steady at SO and 4i4
P qtl for large and medium Shores nomlnally at So
and S4A u qtl. Dry-eured Bank $51z and S41a y
qtl for large and medium.
We quote Cusk at S3s4 and Haddock at SO y qtl;
Pollock S3sz Hake So p qtl.
Boneless and prepared fish 4(d512cpfb for Hake,
Haddock, Pollock and Cusk; 6@713 for Goldfish.
Smoked Halibut out of the market. Smoked Salmon
at 17c; Scaled Herring at 18c y box; No at Ice:
tucks lac. Smoked Alewives 50 ~ hundred.
MackereI-recepts the past week IL, 245 bbls and
quick demand with firm market showing an up
ward tendency; last out of pickle with bbl sS514 y
Dbl trimmed and S4 plain
Barrels-There has been sharp advance in the
price of barrels, with prospect OF another rise.
Herrirg-We quote Eastern round and split S2sz
y bb.; choice Nova Scotia split at S51z; Labrador
at So.
Fresh HaIibut-Today's sales to-day go and 12
fb " for white and gray.
Trout Sl41a " Dbl; Picked Goldfish at 81; Had
dock So, Halibut Heads S31s, Tongues 81, Tongues
and Sounds at $S19, Alewives at S31s; Halifax
Salmon S1S; California do at $40; Shad S1O Hall
but Fins, Fins and Napes and Sword6sh out Of the
market.
Pure Medicine Oil at 81 y gal, crude do at 7Oc;
Blackhsh Oil Soc; Cod do 4oc; Shore do at 3Sc;Por
gle do $780,
Porgie scrap, SIS y ton; Fish do sl2;Liver do SO;
Fish Skins Sl5; 14iYers 45c 2 bucket
~
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n Produce HEarIses.


Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter is firm for choice grades and in fair de-
mand; we quote Western and Northern creameries
at 26127c for choice and 22G24c fer fair and good;
New York and Vermont dairies at 24Go25c for
choice and 2ld24c for fair and good; Western dairy
packed at 20ey22c for choice and 17919c for fair
and good; Western ladle packed at 19920c for
choice and 16017c ~ fb for faiI and good.
Cheese is quiet at 101a@1lc for choice, 9Q1Oc
for fair and good, and 598c for common.
Eggs have been in demand at 20020tac y dozen
feriNew York, Vermont and Eastern, 19a20c for
Canada; l8@19c for Western.
Potatoes-Long Island and Southern selling 90
G6 90 y bbl but with increased supplies near at
prices will soon rule lower.
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FiAaAClAL AND C0maEgClAL
Portland Daily wholesale Market.

PORTLAND. July Ia.
Flour is in fair demand and firmly held at quota
tions Pork and Lard unchanged. Sugars easy
at 9sz for granuated and 91c for Extra c. In
Grain, Oats are strong and higher at zoe for car
lots. Cotton Seed has advanced Potatoes continue
scarce and tending upward. Cheese is dull. Butter
is quiet but firm.
At Liverpool to day Flour was quoted 10s912s Cd;
Winter Wheat 9s 9d@1Os I'd; Spring do at 9sa1Os;
California average at 9s 10d@1Os I'd Club do 10 Id
60lOs Sd: Corn at rs I'd; Peas rs. Proyisons-Pork
at 9Is; Bacon at 62sg65s; Lard Gas; Cheese 55s;
TalloW AIS Sd.
The following are to-dav's Quosshions OF Flour,
Grain, Provisions. sc.
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TO LET,

e.ToRE Nos. l17-119 Middle st. Now occupied
= by C. A. Parsons g. Co., as Wholesale Drug
gsts Inquire of MRS. H. c. THOMPSON, No.
164 Brsckett ST. jyl4dtt
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sSraIn.

II. N. Corn, car
Mixed Corn,
car lots, "a
Oate, !" 20
Sacsad Bran 00022
iiids.. 80
Cation Caad car I0t 30 90
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EXCURSIONS.
WHERE TO CO
S SATUR d AYS S


osVV HHVuSO''''' ~'~V
Attention is called to the fact that Saturdays
the train leaving Portland at 5.05 p m. for Lewis
ton and that leaving at 5. l5 p for Augusta are
run from those points through to Waterville and
Bangor being due in Bangor at 1915 p. NJ.
Saturdays, the 5.O5 train via. Lewiston, connects
at West WaterVie, with train for Norridgewock and
North Anson, and the 5.15 train for Augusta, con-
meets at Bath with train for Rockland.
This company would also announce that commen-
cling JULY Sth, the train leaving Portland at S.15
a. m. for Lewiston, will each Wednesday and Satur
day during the month run through to
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Pnsturage to Lease Or Let and
HAY Farsm to Lease.

DART Of the estate of the late Samuel Jordan
Il Deering Good pasturage for fine stock ad-
joining the Trotting Park. Inquire of f. c. JOR-
DAN, 1874 Middle St. Pc, tland, Me. jy4dtf
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LAKE MARANACOOK,

leaving there return trips at 3 p. M, afford
ing stop at that delightful place of over four hours
low rates of fare being made to parties wishing to
make this excursion on those days. Dinner can be
obtained at the Dining Hall on the Grounds.
Excursion Tickets are on sale for every Summer
Resort in the State and the Maritime Provinces.
Express trains are and every attention paid to
the wants of passengers.
PAYSON TUCKER, Supt.
F. E. BOOTHBY, Genl Pass. g. Ticket Agt.
July l, 1882. jlyIST&Ch1m
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-03-25
FEUILLETOE:
Memories
Memories
MONSIEUR CLAUDE
f!herdc In Police de srfete sous
lie second Empire.
t:4ArrEyrAT pu Ii JANv1ER 1868
Ia PETITE MASON D'AtTEUn

la PETITE MASON D'AtTEU1I
rTout CO one Ia capitale comp
TAFT hel6gants, d'illustres aux
Tuileries, ALA 10 faire' iuscrire
chez Ia belle italienne.
"Ce fut Ia femme i la mode
t6toile du moment. La sOuverai
ne pAlit ellie meme devant &C nou
vel astre venu dsItalie. Mais CT
!uue vdulait i.italienie. Gu ne
talent nj les ~hommages DIES illus
tratiots de la mode, nj lea gran
,ueufs de Ii cour, c'6tait lin regard
>uu sdiverain. Ellie l'obtint.
"L'Eupcreur s'entlaminia al
>bien pour cette uOuvelle NinOn,
qle l'Imperatrice ell prit omb'a
ge. Ua duchesse, aussi hai'ile
qn'int6ress6e, esquiva les teltre
.sailles legitimes, en- assurant Ia
souveraine, 4 Ia suite dune vlve
exploitation de "a part, Qu'elle ne
;reparaitrait plus 4 Ia cOur.
"Al0rs ellie loua ma petite maison
d.Auteuil, que le general F..
await choiSi pour servir dc rem
dez>vOus clan,lestin aux amours
de sou maitre.
."Mais rimperatrice await aussi
III police: Ellie ne tarda pas 4 ap
.preHdtp Ii complot frame contre
ellie: Je ftts enjointe, CONNIE pro
.prietaite de la maison; lie ne rien
.oacher, sous peine dc disgrace,
.des meliGes de ma l6cAtaire ct de
son prince Char0dnt.
,ttJe ME mis- en- champagne ; je
he tardai pas q %apprendre que
.tette duchesse; ancienfie niaitres
~ du roi Victor Emmanuel, 6tait
afiIi6e & Mazziui pour servir le
.Pi6idnt c0iitre l'Autriche.
"Itimperatrice proita lie me-
ADVERTISEMENTS pour effrayer l.Hm
pereur, pour lui taire dire par re
Granger, que Ia duchesse etalt We
uue en- France pour l'aSsassiper.
"AIOrs driscelli; qnt await deja
.sauv6 Ii vie u rBmpereur Ell
.tuant Helche; TN regicide depa
che de L0ndrps fut charge de veil
Ter de liouveau & Ia sdret6 du SOU
.yeraiu dams la petite maiso" d'Au
teuiI.
aUn soIr;; que IA police etait snt
pied, parce- que FHnpeteur dc
Wait Sc rcndie claddestinement 4 1t
.maisou dsAnteuil, I'm. agent sc
.cret etait preyenu par le secr6tai
10 de- Pietri.
t.Griscelli, al lieu desc pr6sen
tor 4 huit heures au. salon de ser
vice du chateau, sur les ordres
de lsaide de camp. pour accompa
gner Napoleon III, sly presenta a
sept keures.
:Lsempefeur impatient de toir
Ia belle duchessG, etait dams Il sa
Ion.
IA Ia vue du Corse, quill mat
teudait qua huit heares, il lui de
manda CO quill v0uIait:
"-Vous parler sifa:
.L.EMperear 1T passet IL Cor
se daus sol, cabinet:
sGriscelli lui dit, une fois quill
fnt bien certain de u'6tre 6c0ute
ds persOnne
"-Sire, i'aide de camp de ser
vice ma orlouu6 de venir 4 hnit
.Je suis vonu q sept, par
que je desire SAVIOR, d'apres
les renseiguements da p'efet, 81
escst bien chez IL dnchesse, {
Psssy. que nous nous rendons d'a
a-pourquoii repond't Napo
|6on tres e,oirte.
x@Parce que, reprit Griscelli,
I'll an est ainsi, nous sonrons, sur
avis du pr6fet,A IN Svenement
a.:
,!S!f1F i,nipe ia. ourit "repliqaa
A NAE = -. He2- = - FT
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-. "A tEsis.s' a. sEE

Marcha"d'ses ssohes. 6traMgt,ts CT
AMp,icuiAc>.
C0t0ns, I~Mdica"r,. hahaAs, il.
NeteTtt, .H*'" .'"f*. etc ei..
~ h''e q" i.'-t'r t.nr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cettc iiiaison de]a .'i.i. cOiinue ,,ar sun
a~lc'cnic'e t30 ans d'eAi>fcurc) al lr i.us
prlN nc Scs articles, Otirt aux. ularyh,,,,is
DIES "nipaSnes, fass"rtlm-ut IL plus vou,.
pIst ct IL plus varic dc. m~archaM.liscs sch.
Ce'te m.'is"n rc;cit c~i,aYue scl,:.;,.r dc
"uVeacA ehvuis dn \"rd ct ,e l.. u.uic
mot TIL Soii. tout parti"Hlier a IelnlnIr les
rs uui ii suIt ;,tress.7s, IN .nnt -, T..
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III
La SUITE DIES MYSTERE3 nr IA
MASON D'AUTEUIL.

La duchesse don't je viens DE-
parler par les condolences de Nine
49,, ne quitta mOmentah6
ment la France, IL petite maison
d'Auteuli, que pour y taire succ6
der Ia princesSe.
Cette piinces>e, don't ja nc ran
pel!eral meme pas l'initiale, parce
qu'elle Wit encore, a etc aussi .fn,
nestle i l'Empereur que la. prec6
dente IL etc fuucsto a Ia France.
TOutes les deux, italieunes, sont
Olen conlnues dn monde parisien.
Durant 10 regne de l'Empire, on
ne designa la d.chesse que sous
10 NOM 10 la Prussienne, la prin
ces>e SOUS Ia q ALLEGATION dc II
MaszinienRo.
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ARTICLES De TOILETTE

vrautts en- rir!,.. variete .t'Ec.ar,ms ct de
NGu'ls de- Cravare. Monchuirs tI. Sole.
Coils, Maacl,ettcS, Anneaux'e ct I.pim.ietie.
de Cravate. Omhrell-s. Males e1 V~,lises.
Lingo Mc d~.Sso"s, Bonnet RE ei Lhemises a
des prir que ! on houresu tres moaeyes.
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ASSOCIATION.

Leg Drs. BOURGEOIS & ,)ANSERE,r
ons !orne aue association. ln.ur IL pr,t;'
Sus de ~ medicine Of do |. chirsrsie
nuary II, 1851.
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DR.. j.. n.
and son.

Have opened their Office on
Market Street, one door above
10th and Fleetwood's Drug store.
Consultation at all hours.
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arg Il, 1881.
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NOUVEAUN AhRANGENINTs
III OTGsl. DIS l:TRAyGEu~
E~ncUiyuure Dies r,,,.s f:r..r,, a, ri.,.-'

"c0 tue" UIcCH ct 1~lilDUItAUA
Mr. Thomas ALERT, PREVENT SEES anu;s p,
'es voyaScurs 4n il Went tie taire dc non.
ns*.ux arrenscn'ehtsq ui iWi permettrOnt dc
s'atlsfairc tout ceux qni voi,dron1 Tlrum,"
rer SIC leur coniiancc
hepas a toutc hcure lie IL journ6e ct sur
commando. -"
Table d'h6te i 10 heures du matin non,
deleuner 1T 4 4 heurss ,u soir pour diner
ChaNnOres cOmmOdcs 1t bien sarnies.
PRIX M~ODEREES
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Metropolitan Journalism.
EnsAansr

iee Ho~ard ~rTtes "a the Philadelphia Ii~fs ;hss interesting so>s.p Aaoag nr~S- papers: Great fre-raas AHc Ilke iE<.nsd- cals. each &assnS Iss pcoal,Art, h <e~ \ osk the tendency is towards ane man F~e~cg n easn Inc N journalism Inc rtss+< ls o~ne9 bN one mas. Nr Zen nett. Inc i'~r5 s> 4.Fi,.s; s.S aey. sss aae man. NJ lenes Inc >Es though a~ncAi es A com pam, ls s4rlaAaiS o~nei an.4 Is zh>ale;eN ecsirolled ~ cne man. NJ Dana The f,5s@ss ], ,,~nss. A> A coFn- a~as. .agi a EsAson;A at l;s Sa4reS are held and c4tatnaaled as eac man Mr. Kcsa ! he = ers.! i> 1anei Aad SseatrsilcSl tsN Nr. Gould. rrpfr>en,e5 ,, Ng asr.hcf- alone- laesr gentlemen arc a'ssala;o Aaa n s;hef person has saN ultimate pesc1 although d; ilFne> thcrc is de gree oi | eScrcs3uaaFa gso~cs c>;cd ia 1a- S.aaAl A>>4siAa;>s ' = generally Assumed ta.: se>a->c Nf ltraaett spends m4eh et sl, tsfae 4ast,41 ht> ffs,.sas 's ran as a;hef> acrs acs e ~4> A EFes.e5 ms ta>e. lie : the ass> a:r Aai.,lfA. 1f ,hc kir, 4.I 4rs zsutrai> ,S aA.8 md azt & ialn4se aetA4.> as sAasc ~hlzh he lse> A> .rce.> 4> rtaa>; men ase nc sl-sts8ai sne>- = aest h-s ca;r4s,ec the cNclatlsr 3eaAf.- 11c7t at he .tfC.s..s sassns ,~rl.r Ara-> pA>. <fe-s .saa ae>etses a-npl meal bui e.cN ~sa saa~, ,a, ;h.ss 4sos, 2 understands ;e2: NJ ,saneTN> ts1a5i> A1a ee, at9aa ,.s thr .e;;er sts ari As the >psr; - NJ kcHac3;s 5u>.f4e.Is-s are ea2r4 ;erl>slea ai h5n e1cfA hass T ,he d.N r, tac escs -t... s:fst q she enssfr 4rJlas 9; ..ft,..... iaca featct un4 2e>.4sfls7 sak thce3 enc. .> he sa tuTn !oas> 10 h> sh.st'' d.fee. The 5sn>oeacaee .s A pcrfcztlaH D: ts p.tae ~aieh mAke> Inc tte, i.! .slese s-.c A .rrnrarat tsl4H 5lse A Iy-'sA,e etg.srss4. in- ! a4cc; -ih men e,c-N ecs sa .srs sn #sn a> ed.toFs i shc lfs,4lf I.s>h here is iast ono aas ss> a.fac E i-cnaei, | tae me a--Es>, arN :e sha ak ..-. hs Ea#.- =; ,ts. hs> sf.se As pa~es. aaG :el.s aha; ..u sa tsl set sss.-. hs.t.ana sioIi.,t.ft .hes .:-4ae q. 5la-- e. lie cscse ;-.s sha' s4s n Inc pt- .
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wo-5s of Wisdom

NEnE

GayetN is - good aafaor as pegfaGses CTS ~eas spia;s. he other recreA;es and v, e them =. hnsoa.
 Inc lstc ~hteh sra&s ,e heaven ls ,he lie of ca1r-:N winch coasssts sE aftaas s.n cTels and ls.is n rse-l azcz pal ar. n c1e0 oa>laess. ans T @H s-t deAlaS> fror- @a .n:c;ar Al. shz> heavenly af4 SIa >-sh Al a-s7 .HAe-eHs n >4ch ie ~hen fsan as >-a6-.es and i-s:tN 5c- za2>e tae t.sae -A~> rc4 -zTe hlrn . u sa.->@eseabe.s
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Throw uP Your Hands.
GsaS mat Ss;1-tA.

.
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