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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11
DOnestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct 10-Evening.-Cotton in good
export demand; sales 377S bales; Middlng upia ds
l9ac. FlouI-sales IL, 900 tbls. State and Western
1Oc higher; superhne 80 69 go; round hoop Ohio
200 75; extra Western so a 90; Southern
sales extra 20 q rs. Wheat quiet at an advance
OF l @ &c, partly lost; sales 5000 bush; No. 2
Spring 81 "a 50, Wint Red Western / So "a 1 65
White Michigan l u @ rs. Corn-the advance OF
q 2c partly lost: safes it3 900 bash; Mixed West.
ern II a 7Sc closing at II a sOc Oats steady sales
$4,000 bush. at 50 q SAC for Western. Beefis dull
Pork quiet; mess 13 20 "a 13 70. Lard quiet; safes
at 81 q 10zc. Butter dull. Whiskey steady sales
Western nee 96c Rice quiet; Carolina "a Sc, Su-
gar quiet; Cuba q 81: Coffee in lair reques: RIO
l6 q lS3c, Moasses Is dull. Naval Stores-SpiIits
Turpentine firm at 66 q &c; Rosin strong at 90 d
GA tor strained. Petroleum quet crude Ale; re-
fined "a q 24Ic. Tallow firme'; sales at a -16c
Freghts TO Liverpool lower; Wheat per steam, 81
q 1Od; do per sail 3d.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10 Pork nominally at 13 co.
Lard for November at &C. Bulk meats strong al 62c
for shoulders; sides 63e; clear rib sides 63c ear
sides tic. Bacon strong; shoulders a.; clear lib
sides 7tc; clear sides SIC. Business neglected
TOLEDO, Oct. 10.-Four is dull and unchanged.
Wheat declined &c; No. White Wabash 81; No. Q
at 45; Amber Illinois 40; No. 2 ked 445. Corn
in fair demand and advanced &c; high Mixed 5sc /;
Yellow 59c. Oats steady; No. 27sc. e
CHARLESTON, Oct. 1O.-Cotton quiet; low Md.
ding 1S4c. u-s
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1O.-Cotton irregular; low MID
ding at 1ss q 1896. ~ } AAAoA-
MOBILE, Oct. 1o.-Cotton quiet; Middlng up
lands 1s4c.
Nsw UHIEANs. Oct. 1O.-Cotton dull and heavy
Middng uplands lsfc. Lla
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-Coroner Hall yester-
day morning empanel.ed jury and held an
inquest over the body of the man who was
found drowned near the Kennebec depot Mon
day. The principal witness was Thomas
Cronan, who had worked with the deceased
and was somewhat acquainted with him. He
testified that the deceased had told him his
name was James Doyle and that he belonged
in Great Falls, N. H., where he had family.
He saw him last Saturday and noticed that
he appeared strangely. He was not under the
influence of liquor and said that he had moi
drank anything for fifteen months. He was
then Intending to go TO Lewiston to work, and
said be had just come from Portsmouth, N. HI.
The Jury returned verdict that deceased
came to his death Monday forenoon, Oct. 9, by
his own act while laboring under alteration ol
ind
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11
philadelphia Coal Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9.-The Anthracite Coal
trade for the past week has been without special
feature. The market rules quiet and in entire ac-
cordapce with the spirit OF weekly coal articles;
an excitement has passed away. The tonnage for
the week was 6l6 796 TONS the largest known in
the history OF the trades. Consumers are satisfie
that there will be short supply of COAL AMI deal
ers do not anticipate any such excess of production
as will materially, il at all. depress prices. Conse-
quenty the market is steady. TIE quo ed prices of
coal at this port are unchanged from those OF last
week. The range at Port Richmond is from So 90 to
70 f ion. This price is high enough, and yet prob
ably, is low as 1t will be TO the end OF The year
Tue stocks of coal at all the principal shipping points
are light, but the supply is not short. There is full
complement OF vessels here which has kept treights
steady. and, all round, The several interests bear
healthful tone. ~
The following were the prices OF Coal by the cargo
at Port Richmond tor the week ending Oct. G. 1871 /:
Schuylkill red ASH 50 80 q So 70; do do white ash
lump $45 81; do 90 steamboat, 81 rs; do do broken,
90 q 20; do do egg. s. 20 "a S5 co.; do do stove,
8 20 q 5o do do chestnut, $2 rs a 90 do Shenan-
daah steamboat So; do broken anu egg S5 20 O 80
do stove 80; do chestnut $4,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

Meetings I'm aid of ihe Chicago sufferer.
These were held yesterday all over the coun-
try. large meeting was held In Fanuel Hall,
Boston. Senators Sumner and Wilson, A. H.
Rice and othero spoke. A committee of col
lection was raised. The Mayor of Chicago
was telegraphed to draw on Boston. for $1,000
at once.
Gov. Randolph has issued a proclamation
urging the people of New jersey to do their
utmost to aid the Sufferers. f H
In Washington, collections were made in
every department. The excitement over the
inteleence has not been so great since the
Presidential election.
The subscriptions at the meeting held In
New York, were on the most liberal scale,
quite number subscribing $4,000, and many
$1,000 each.
In addition to 800, 900 voted by the city,
large amounts are subscribed in Buffalo
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

THE FIRST CONTRIBUTION FOR CHICAGO -
So far as we have heard Messrs. Deering. Mil.
Hken & Co. have led off in the good work of
contributing to the relief of suffering in Chica-
60 Early yesterday morning they put bale
of blankets 80 pairs) and case OF clothing in
to the hands of the Canadian Express Compa-
nv, which will forward it freeI
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11


OBITUARY. Mrs Mary B. Storer, widow of
the late Woodbury. Storer, ESQ.,, died in this
city Monday, at the age of 80 years. In this
death Portland has lost one of her best and
most devoted women-one who like Dorcas in
the Scriptures, was "iull of good work and
aims deeds which she did, AS one of the
early members of the Female Charitable So.
cfety, she was ever active in her efforts to re-.
lieve the distresses of the poor. In the forma-
tion of the Female Orphan Asylum Mrs. Stor-
er was one of the most efficient aids; and her
counsel and advice was largely relied upon in
establishing the institution. For the past year
she has heen too feeble to exert herself for be-
nevolent objects SO much as she desired. She
has gone down to the grave at the ripe old age
OF 10, mourned and regretted by all who knew
her. Her works, they follow her. lL
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at
3o'clock, from the house of her brother Chas.
E. Barrett, esq, No. 38 Spring street,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

WHITTIER's. junction Free and Congress
streets is too well known to the citizens OF
Portland to require any commendatiou from
u.s. Ihe personal attention of Mr.. Whittier is
always given to the wants of his patrous, "a
fair price aud no advantage taken" is his motto
and will be strictly adhered to as long as he
carries on the business, with which Tor seven
years past he has been connected.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

The ROBINSON CAsE.-If the amount of
O'Nel W. RoDinson's defalcations and forger-
les (reported yesterday has been ascertained
the parties having it are very reticent. We
hear of several parties in the city who hold his
obligations in amounts ranging from $500 to
$4,000, but whether there is any genuine paper
in the lot is not known yet. Popular report
places the amount at what we stated yester
day-from $4,000 to $40 OOO The name of the
person forged is a relative-a lady well known
in this city for her kindness of heart and will
ingness to assist those in want
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11
Q o M M n &c CIAL.


81, JOHN, NIB. Sch Florence-1IO0 bbls -four 100
90 oatmeal, 20 tons seed; sch Mary Biss-s0O bbls
Hour, IL IONS feed.
HALIFAX, N. 5 Steamer Chase-2400 bbls of
nour, 265 baSs malt, 25 bols whskey. 20 do sprits
i45 d'z brooms, 80 boxes cheese rolls lea her, IA
cases sewing machines, IA do boots and shoes.
HAVANA. Brig Merriwa-l250 bbls p,tatoes,
1000 shocks and heads. 100 caobages, 26O00 feet OF
boards 1850 boxes ana 20 bbs herring, SO bds hoops
u drums fish, Al bbs beans, 10 pkgs machinery, Y
bds boards.
MUNTEVIDEO, s. A. Bark Samuel E Hale-3S9,- :
149 IT Der, l5 bDls. she pegs
DARLINGTON, Ms. Sch Umpire-S0O bbs. -four
80 do and 100 bags meal, 40 pkgs sundries.
Foreign Imports.
PONCE P. R. Brig George Harris-l6s hhds su-
gar 1872 puncheons IL tcs mOlasses Is pcs fustic 10
Phinney " jackson.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

THE UNION SERGEANT.-City Hall was COM
pletely packed last night, and the performance
elected the heartiest demonstrations of ap-
plaase. The drama is presented IN an unex-
ceptienable manner, and the satisfaction and
pleasure OF all who witness it. We have here
tofore spoken of the excellent impel sonation of
the principal characters in this interesting
drama, and therefore need not enlarge upon
the subject. Sufficient to say that all act well
their parts, and there is no tagging in the in
terest the play excltes, from commencement to
close. We expect to see the house again crowd
Ell to night, when the drama will again be
prasantad
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11
A Generous Offer.

TO the Citizens Of Portland Mr.. George A.
Jones, The manager OF the Peoples Course Of
Concerts, has generously consented to ap-
propriate the entire proceeds over the actual
expenses of the Concert ON Monday evening,
to the sufferers by the late terrible fire in
Chicago. The public will notice by the ad-
verthenent that the Concert is superior in it.
self, audi earnestly call upon the citizens to
aid the great cause by their presence.
BENZ. kINGsRURY. Jr Mayor
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

Losses of Leading ire Insurance Com.
panies. ..[
The Hartford companies are reported to have
lost heavily, but say they can pay all their
LOSSES
The Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company has surplus sufficient to meet all
its risks at Chicago, and Is not at all affected
by this fire. . --... .
The Narragansett Insurance Company of
Providence did not have more than $35, 900 o,
risk in Chicago, and the whole amount covered
by them 10 the burnt district is not over 1926 900
in all.
The North American and franklin of Phila-
delphia sustain losses to the amount of $780,
600 each, but each company has a surplus OF
$3,000,O00, SO that their stability Is not weaken
ed. s4s-.H..
The National Company has risks to the
amount OF $500, 900 in the city
The Traveller ascertains that the Boston
companies have the following risks in Chicago:
Boylston $4,000; City $4,000; Elliot S12 800;
Firemen's $a5 900; Franklin $50, 600; Howard
$27, 5000; Neptune $50 900; Lawrence S12 500;
Merchants $4,000; Manufacturers' (Ioss),
$135,OOO; Shoe & Leather $25 900; Suffolk 1928. :
600; TIemont, loss about $50 900; Washington
(risk) $25, 900.
The following companies had agents in Chi
cago: su.. s4a aeu .U844t
The Independent Insurance Company report
their liabilities at $3.50, 900. The extent of their
loss is not known. ...-re
The New England Com pany's risks are about
$500, 900. -
The Hide and Leather Insurance Company
say they are liable for $3.50, 1000.
The National insurance Company say that
so far as ascertained of the extent of the burn
ed district, their losses are S479,OOO.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11
AUCTION SALES
New Brick Block of Three Houses
aC auction,

" the substantial Brick BIO n OF three u .ss on
of Newoury aud Uhu en- streets, finished with
modern improvements. Bath room, t anu cold
water, marol' IN nantes, gas, Sebago water, inside
binds, walls elegantly Tres oed, slated rUof. Eich
house contains Ii rooms with ample closets, go1d
cellars
The houses are located in the very centre OF ths
city, convenient 70 business and public budinss,SLe
new-buil' in a substantial and workmsnIiks ,aa m1a
ner, conveniently arranged are 10 ey1rt way oes S
BILE houses tor occupancy. Ihsy will be solu upon
hus's ~ te' S ms, wnish w wi'i tionsers uo ocotd
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11
Rosion stock List.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

KEsAN Soar, Turtle-oil Soap, Sundower
Soap, Marshmallow Soap, Skin Soap, English,
(very nice) Honey, Glycerne, Cocoa nut, Cfys-
tai, Palm, Oil, Ess. Boquet, Jockey Club, Rose
Carbolic, CASTLE genuine, White and Red,
Erasive, Brown Windsor, old fashioned and
good, Shaving, Military, Cashmere Boquet,
Cologne Soap, new and Sweet, Sand, Pumice
and Tar, Pellucid Glycerine, Vienna Boquet,
in fact Whittier has in stock one hundred and
hirty.toor varieties of soaps of all prices from
five cents to two dollars cake-and for all
purposes, toilet, laundry, paint-cleaning,
clothes-cleansng, Sanitary purposes and med
icinal uses.
Whittier's soap show case is worth an exam
ination, for any one passing by.
Goods cheerfully shown without urging to
purchase. WHITTIER, Druggist.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

THEATRE. The new and popular drama Of
Victory Was again greeted with good audience
when heartily enjoyed the play. To night the
en'eltsinment will consist of the beautiful
drama OF Little Barefoot, after which the con-
uiuui ums Will be lead, and the silver cup will
We a"aiuea TO the author OF the best one.
we would remipd our readers that the sea.
SUI VI eniS company will close on Friday
night Thursday evening the managers de-
vote to the benefit of the Cbicaoo snfya,or.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

GRAND sTRUtK kAILwAY.-250 cans milk, 500
de heads, DO shook, DO sheep, do bar , 8 do po-
9atoss, 40 hay, 10 sundIies. Shipments East
600 bbls flour, cars sundrIes
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-175 cases mdse GO
bdls shovels 12 do lambs car sheep. ors beet 3
DeMs yarn IL boxes axes, "a bales excelsior, 80 pkgs
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN-6 cases of
sneet lead 5o 0Dls sweet potatoes IL do bricks 25
20 potk 70 Kegs soda 20 bdis shoyes SO paper 20
pkgs urnii9re, 20 cases and 20 bales dome. ties %
Dags conee 10 dressed hogs, S6 green hides 10 hhds
pkgs to order. For Canada ana up country-15 bbis
rosln 493 dry h,des li6 bales WOOL, % bags
c@ns, u wheels. 81 bars iron, carriage, pian, IS
pkgs to order. 80 F-0' ~
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

lNsURANcE.-We would call attention 10 tbs
business notices and advertisements ot Messrs
Rollins Il Adams, j. Munger & Son, Dow Coz.
fin & Libby, Heath & Drew, and Ior;nc ..
Thurston, which appears in our columns 49,
morning. These insurance agents offer orr
citizens, companies whose capitals are not In
paired by tue disastrous fire at CHICAGO
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

SAVANNAH, Oct. e.-There are now several YES
sells on the berth for Liverpool and taxing en-
gagements at -16d on uplsnds Que vessel has been
put up for Havre at II. Lumber vesseis to coast
wise ports scarce and in demand at good offer
ings There is nothing Offering Hsvre, Amsterdam
and BIemen. To Liverpool via New York, through
per steam Sd on uplands; Sea Islands Id. To Cuba
So q 8. R,sawed Lumber to Baltimore ST. to New
York and Sound ports 50 q $40; to Philadelphia
So; to Boston $10-$1 higher rates paid on Timber.
New York per steam. &c y fb on upiands; Sea Is
lands 1c " fb; domestics 81 20 per bale; Rice So;
Wool 1c. To Boston per steam, &c uplands; 1c on
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

AT the hour of going to press, nothing had
been heard of tie elections in Ohio and Penn
sylvania. The unparalleled magnitude of the
Chicago confagratlon overshadows all other
events, even those that have engrossed the
public attention for months,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

ones must have pure sweets Whittier, Drug
gist, junction OF Free aud Congress SITS. agent
for Southmayd's Celebrated Confectionery.
Try Boston Bon hons" fSouthmayd's,)
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

WE see by reference to auction column thai
the hne brick block of three houses on the cor
ner OF Newbury aud Church streets, is to be
sold at auction to-day by Messrs. F. o. Bailey
& Co 'Ir..
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

WANTED TO GIVE SOMETHING EARLY yes-
terday morning one of our substantial citizens
was seen earnestly enquiring where subscrip-
tion paper in aid of the Chicago sufferers was
to be found. So thoroughly were his sympa
thies aroused that he could hardly wait for an
opportunity to contribute something toward
the relief of the victims of the great confagra-
tion. Nor was he alone in this generous i'm
pulse, for all our citizens felt like Dido of old,
Non iQnard mali miseria succufrer6 diaca
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

RELIEF FOR CHICAGo.-On Thursday eve
ming Messrs Myers & Huntley will give an
entertainment at the Theatre for tha benefit of
the sufferers in Chicago. The Portland Print
ers' Union will hold meeting at fuckers
Printing office, this evening to adopt measures
to raise funds for the relief of their brethren of
the craft in the same city
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

WHrTIER's candies have reputation all
over the city. He keeps an assortment of the
incest kinds: Southmayd's Chocolate Cream
Drops, Southmayd's Caramels, Southmayd's
Marshmalows, Southmayd's Gum Drops,
Southmayd's Crystal Drops. Those Pepper
mint Drops of Whittier's, "The cid ladies' de-
light" are delicious. All his candies are pure
The children patronize Whittier, and the little
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11
New French Goods at Whittier's.

TOILET articles In great variety-all new
and desirable--at reasonable prices,i at Whit
tiers
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

The following dispatch was received yester-
day by Payson Tucker, Esq, agent of the Bos-
ton & Maine Railroad, from Supt.. Merritt -
You are fully authorized to take for transpor-
tation, free, any and all supplies OF food or
other articles for the relief of the suffering in
habitants of Chicago See that the articles so
sent are directed to the Mayor or Relief Com
mittee of Chicago, and every thing intended for
the sufferers will be at once forwarded from
here. Make this known to the city authorities
at Portland
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

EXCURSION FROM ROCHESTER, An excnr-
sion party numbering about 200 persons came
over the Portland and Rochester railroad and
went down the harbor in the steamer Charles
Houghton and enjoyed dam-bake. They
returned home by a special train.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11
Rrief I0liinas.

An exchange paper puts Two of its big head
lines over the account OF the Chicago fire in
this ludicous jnxtaposition: Generous Assist
ance Coming from Every Quarter-An Appal.
ling Spectaclep
Superintendent Merritt of the Boston and
Maine railroad telegraphed to Payson Tucker,
z O., The companys agent in Portland that
contributions for Chicago will be taken over
that road Iee of cost
Mr.. Jones, the manager of the Peoples
Course has generously offered to devote all the
proceeds OF the first concert after paying ex-
penses, to the relief of the Chicago sufferers.
Rev. L. A. Harlow recently trom Kansas
has accepted call to the Congregational
churches of Cape Elizabeth and commenced
his labors with them last Sunday.
There Will be match game of base ball Sat-
urday between the resolutes of this city and
Androseoggins of Lewiston, on the Rolling
Mills ground for sum of money. ..a..
The horse ''Mrs. Winslow" will attemnt the
feats of trotting eighteen miles in an hour at
the Forest City Park this afternoon.
Dupfez & Benedict's minstrels will annear
at the City Hall on the evenings of the 23d
and "a b of this month.
Villa & Miners comic opera and comedy
troupe, will play at City Hall on the 19ih, 10th
and 2lst OF this month. Delehanty and Hem
gler are with this troupe.
Arrangements have been made by which the
work on the new custom house and post Office
will be completed at once.
The drinking fountain in trent of the post
office has been shut off in consequence no
doubt, OF the small supply of water at the
Lake. 1t is we'll to be saving of the precious
fluid.
The Hutchinson Family will revive old and
pleasant memories and inspire their hearers
with their own zeal tonight at Fluent Hail.
The audience ought to be large one.
In our hymenial record will he found that of
Cyrus Thompson and Miss Nettie Quincy, the
bride being the daughter of our neighbor, the
book binder. We acknowledge the reception
of a generous slice of the wedding loaf The
happy couple started on journey west, imme-
diatHlU ftar ha poor,iaoa oa,onoonu
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

SoUTHMAYD's "Cream Walnuts."
Southmayd's Bon Bons, new, NICE fresh.
A full lne-the largest in the city, of toilet
soaps, English, French and American per-
fumes, Brushes-hair, tooth and nail-Toilet
powders, Toilet s-filed-Pocket Books,
Pomades, Oils and Creams for hair and toilet
use, at Whittiers, junction Free and Congress
Sts. jlw
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success.
BRIGGS AllavantOr cures CaIarrh IT,.
Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. sf.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11
Eareiyn ulackeis.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1e-iO.3O a. M-Cotton steady
Midding uplands 9ad; do Orleans Tod; sales TO- 900
bales Breadstuffs frmer. The receipts OF Wheat
Tor three DAYS were 900 quarters, including 80 O01
American.
LONDON, Oct 10-11.30 A. M.-Consos opened at
92t for money and account. re L..s
American securties-U. ). 5-20s, 1862, 92s; do 1865
old, 92a; do 1867, 91s; U. S. 10-40s SO.
PARIS, Oct. 1O-A. M.-Rentes at set 27c.
LohDoN, Oct. 1O-1 80 P. M. U. 3. Bonds 921 for
1868. rWn UtfEE
LIVERPOOL, Oct 10-l.3e P. M-Cotton closed
steady sales 10000 bales Breadstuffs are quiet
Wheat lis "a lis 3D.. Com 33s.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-If your teeth
are going, and you have not yet tried the So
zodont, as preservative, try it now. Aban.
don all other Dentrifices and give it a fair
char ce; it is guaranteed to be as harmless as
water, M&W
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

BASE BALL.-A very exciting game of base
ball was played yesterday afternoon On the
Irons grounds, Ligonia Village, between the
Rival and Active Clubs, OF this city, which re-
suited in favor of the Rivals by the following
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11
NJ. IL. HUNT,
oo.,u;.,;op Merchant and Auctioneer

N,o. s16 Congress ST., will sell every every Goo,is,
N IsrSe assortment OF Staple and Fahey m ots 70 suit
Js wI'I be solu during the day ~ Ia"csS on
pa rchasers at wholesale prices snts not lmtsd
February IL, 1868. di -
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

JESSE G. ROBINSON, Custom Tailor at Orin
Hawkes. & Co. 2S2 Congress St., just received
another new lot OF Goods which he is making
into Garments at fair prises. 2t
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

SAVE one profit by buying Mems and Boys
Clothing OF the manufacturers, Orin Hawkes.,
& Co., 292 Congress St
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

The Loss OF GRAIN BY THE FIRE.-The loss
OF grain by the fire at Chicago amounts to mill
lions of bushels. The amount stored in that
city on the last day of September, was 6,O5s,.
$50 bushels, and including that in transit, in
vessels, and in private stores, the amount was
probably not less than 8, OO0, 900 bushels, worth
not far from $12 900, OOO. The depots are al
ways full of loaded cars ON Sunday night, wait.
ing to be moved eastward on Monday, and all
in the depots az this time was destroyed.
The amount of flour stored at Chicago, on
the first of October, was 20 1850 barrels. This
was less than the usual quantity.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

Col. Henry Yates of New Berlin, ILL.,, brother
of ex- Senator Yates committed suicide Wed.
nesday night of last week, taking strychnine.
He was So years of age and served with dis
truction in the war. Dissipation was the
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-11

LAST sale of dry goods at 307 Congress street.
F. o. Bailey & Co. will make their last sales
of dry goods at store No. 3O7 Congress street,
to-day, at 10 and 1-2 o'clock. They have
many fine goods to dispose of, and we expect
that they will give the ladies' some fine bar
gains.