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Business and Rleasuxe-

We know not 20 what circumstance or
Characteristic the heraids college may trace
the derivation Of DIR. Helmbold's name, but
IN the popular mind it must ever mean
esactiy what IL e4presses,-one who takes
to the Sgh. or le ssesl. TN. f9a bar G0f ia4
tune through the rough waves Of every day life
to the haven ofsuccess. Leaving this city fe "
years ago with barely enough money to pay his
passage TO New York, he is now able ry close
attention 20 business and the free use of print
eT g ink TO return to IL with the retinue OF A
prince royal and to take, at one OF our leading
hetels, suite OF apartments which, in point OF
splendor and cost of OCCUPANCY, fairly ma Ike the
reportOrial head swim,
Great success in any walk of life is sure to
command, recognition, and The case Of DR..
helmbold Is no exception to the rule. In New
YORK ne " not only regarded as a shre-gd aud
enterprlsing business man, but his elegant
parlors are the resort of the wealth and fashion
OF that great city; and on New Years day the
NUMBER or callers at his hOspitabie mansion
was believed TO have been larger than at any
other private residence in the city. These facts
are not surprising 10 those who know the man.
Op The otAsr hand thAv strOEGlv W. -.-~'- he
character; for, while he makes money rapidly,
ne Il equally lavish in it, expenditure, and is
determined not only TO enjoy its use himself.
3nI % benefit and add TO the pleasure of those
abort I'M,
Notwithstanding the cost of time, trouble and
money 10 which he was put TO visit this city
during the carnival, DR.. II. must be fully re-
paid 10y the results. In spite OF other atuac-
tons, his magnificent equipage was one of the
most fascinating centres OF observation for all
ewes, and We believe it was the only turnout,
except the Presidents, allowed to be on the
Avenue during the races and other e4ercis -.
1t was also awarded an elegant whip-the first
prEe-as the finest tandem team on the
course. This as matter of course; for it
required the purchase and dscarding OF
some forty horses in all before the team could
be brought TO its present high state of beauty in
appearance and perfection in training.
DR. Helmbold's party. which consists of him
self, wife, boy and maid, Miss Albania, and
Gen. Ryan, of Cuban fame, will be here until
Monday. when they return TO New YnrL,-
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. Etc.

NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
9TRKR WoRLpS THAN OURS. Proctor.
MOSES. TIE NAN or GOD Hamilton.
Wv, SEATON ABiosrsphicsl sketch
MECHANISM IN THOUGBTAND MORALS
MY STUDY WINDOWS. Lowell.
TTh hE TINES one is TEN Ingbam.
ALLlBONE 5 DICTIONARY OEAUTROBS. 3Y,l
WIN BALLANTYHE.
felS 402 7tb street, Intellfgencer Binding.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMCSFNENIs, sc.

Ne.tCHCi -Ii@GsSP--Mrs. -. p. Bowers in
90 Mace ..Le-CE -bs Belle oi the FaabOITgs and
O. he h.IeymoOu.-
HCl.s tn Hosss.-The Lngarcs IN Soap
tn q ne watch and '' He = Lnnatie."
Prot. Pratt, the Horse Tanner, IjX and E
ttreets.
HarAriter's Art Gallery. SIS III street
BArics's GALLERY Of Ol Paintings 1886 Penn
sy'yaE.s aveDUe-ChCrch's picture, Niagara
~ HoOIUEh t."
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
E1AD-As the spring begins 10 open, operations
CD the Alexandra and Fredericksburg railroad
are increasing in magnitude. Large gangs Of
iaboreTs are row al work at different points
sionc the line OF the road, and in a few weeks
The entire route between here and Fredericks-
burg viii be IN progress Of eonstruction,-AiSs-
Cr9TfG Val Caste.
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SIIKs OF RIAL EsTATE-Han. e. Addison.
HrcDoIeeT. has sold q building lot on u street
between 18th ard 18th streets ~. W, 10 Cain,
.Tirs HacLal, toT J. cent? Per square foot.
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TIE THEATERs-At the National Theater
This evening Mrs. ID. p. Bowers will Gloss her
engagement, on which occasion An excellent
+" MsdelsiBei or, The Belle OF the Fa1bourg.' p
and IObln's comedy OF " The HONEYMOON.
en- Monday night the Lydia Thompson Bur-
iesfUe Troupe commence a short engagement,
and crowded houses NAV be looked for.
lie Lingard Comedy Company close their
engagement at Walls Opera House this ave-
ing with great bill First, the comedy OF
% The Captain o. the Watch" then LingarI in
Lis specialties, 10 conclude with " Little Tod
GiekIHS.r
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a VOID QUAoKs.-A victta q early indisore
- non, causing nervous deoiltty, prematlre De
esysS 20. having tried IN vain every sdyertip1 rem
say, be- simple mems Of sslf-cure, vhich he VI
1VTGU,1e leQsu ~ NM york. es8soA
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CITY ITEMS.

STRING OvERCoATs.
A large assortment of Blue, Drab, Brown
Silver Grey, and other colors, from 81 to so.
One price, in plain figures.
GEO. q. HRNNING,
40 Eth street n w
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oman Suffrage

= - mans R.H,1r,s on ToEl>H- Petition 10 Con-
gT|sSfor EHfrGHctisem>Ht.
A meeting OF the woman suffrage committee
war held yesterday afternoon at Lincoln Hall.
klrs. Pauline Davis was called on 20 preside,
the chair made few remark
advocacy Of the ciuEe
Mrs. Hooker followed in a speech. in which
she denounced her sex Tor their lack of charity.
Faults and crimes o. the blacklist kind are tOi-
Grated, and even excused, in the other sex. but
when a woman falls women are the first 70 con-
Giemn her and cast her out. Every true woman
should extend 10 an erTing sister the hand o.
assistance. and encourage reformation. She
alluded TO the abuse which some journals had
EeaIed upon the won an 81 fra e movement ami
IL advocates. Charges against the chaStity OF
any woman should be scOrned By all followers
of this suffrage movement, and those who were
80 Unfortunate a 20 fall by ths Vaccination OF
;be male ser should meet that forgiveness which
AL hope hereafter to receive.
Remarks were also made by Mrs. Davi.. OF
flode island Mrs. Archibald, OF kan>as Mrs.
tla. OF New Hampshire. Mrs Tappan. Nrs
BT. Walker, and Mrs. Barlow the latter saving
during her remarks that she could bJy the votes
Cf nine out OF every ten men Ia the South.
NIs Dr. Lockwood presented pemorisI for
TIE signatures OF those present, PRAYING Con-
Sfe>s 70 pass law for the enfrsnChiSe meut of
women. After all had signed their names 70 Il,
The meeting adjourned 70 next Friday.
WATER TAX AND WATER RExTs.-we call
especial atteDtiOn 10 the advertisement; N
another column concerning water tau AMI " alter
reHts. We are informed that over so ,0l1 Of
iaNes for LAYING water mains is low standing ON
The books OF the Water Registrars OtSce. No
doubt much Of II has long since been for gotten
by those who are liable for this tax. To ave
themselves much needless cost and trouble they
should all at once and pay ny. IL II stated N at
upwards OF $1,000 OF this amount Is due from
churches, the trustees OF which seem 70 think
that hey are exempt from this tax by the act of
congress Of June Il, 1850. This IL a mistake. ~
thi- tsS was assessed prior TO Tho passage OF that
@St, which upon no principles of Law can be
that upwards of -, 700 OF water rents remain
unpaid. and that the Law requiring wafer 10 he
Shut on from the premises OF ali an srrear. FOR
water Telt viii be rigIdiy enforced after the ri
of MaTch. commencing with those upon low
ground nrst, and leaving those upon hiyh
ground, who get a short supply Of water, until
the last.
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL AN0 WOOD
DIRECT FROM THE WHARF.
QUANTITY AND QUALITY GUARANTEED
- 1000 lbs. ago lbs
Best Ch ESTN UT;;,...-.....".....o6.Q0 06.1s
Bs:i RED AsH; s.sS sas
WOOD at proportionately low rates. Orders re-
ceiyed ~ all the principal Grocery, Drug, statione
I sns stSsss tbs city Main
JOSEPH Y. eIYMOUR.
TO com pete with net tons sold for gross. fe5 Inn
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d DUETS. SEossis. 4HcHSks and sfA M
Bradine done, Ornamental Hair Work on oiSss and
Pearl b. Mrs: rkIES, late Of Boston, 90s sth O.,
near i. Beferences:-4rs. President GRANT Nh
Admiral 0oldsbcrough, W. w. Oorcoran, Gen
Caoey, Cen, 1empktne, Gen. Aiken ienie-iy
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Jet Jewelry,
Oroide Jewelry,

O0Tdf CeWeTy.
French Jet Jewelry,
Fine Rubber Jewelry,
Received at Prigg's Dollar Store, No. 45l Penn
sylyania avenue, between 4 y and 9th streets
For CoRNs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowng
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, visit DR..
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18th street, Op-
posite United States Treasury. 2,2i,12:
WHEN voc FEEL cough or bronchial affec.
ton creeping on the lungs, take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, and cure it before it becomes incura-
BILE. )
GENTS AND LADIES Kid Gloves at 81 pair,
Gil sizes. new assortment Just received al O.
Baume Corset Factory, 40S 7th ct.
HKMPLRR has all kinds of thermometers.
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LINCOLN HALL SERVICEs.-Rev. Titus Gran,
for thirty-tve years a missionary at the Saad.
WITCH Islands, will give incidents of his life at
the services at Lincoln Hall, tomorrow after
noon, See advertisement.
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THE DRUMMER Boy OF SHILoH"-This
popular play, illustrating many events of the
late war Of the rebellion, and introducing Union
and Confederate soldiers in the stirring scenes
OF the great struggle, with many grand tab
leaux, and Andersonville as q climax, which b ss
had great run in the Eastern States, will be
performed at Walls Opera House, AL next
week, under the auspices of Lincoln Post, No.
3, Department Of the Potomac, Grand Army of
the Republic. Proceeds TO be devoted TO the
pest educational fund.
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AN INSANE NEw YoBKERr-Yesterday SER
geant kneas and Officer Clements br8nsnl =.
the Cen trail Guardhouse man. supposed to be
insane, named 5. NJ Ferrara, whom they found
al the Owen House. He halls from New York,
and his friends there have been telegrapbed for
TO take care Of HIM. lie Is now at the station
hnuse
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The FUNERAL Of the late Edgar G. Pope took
place yesterday from No. 701 NJ street, and wa,
attended by many OF deceaseds friends in
GLIDING his fellow clerks in the city post Off ce
committee Of whom had exclusive charge OF
the funeral arrangements, in appreciation OF
their esteem for the deceased and their sympa-
thv Tor his widow.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GLASSES IN LATIN ARE ORGANIZING AT
and . streets kecitations on MONDAYS, WE'D,
structon given by Prof. r. A. sPRINsER, A. NJ. :,
Principal Ct West End Academy. Glasses in Greek
ceived. fel5- I'm
a n 1XPERIENCED TEACHER graduate o
a Anew Englend college, viii receiv students in
rates vii BE- for a. ,n9
Mdesired; The best OF SefeEences given. -ApRlice
ton may be made 70 O. !. HILTON, 4. n, Wal
corner Sth street =. and Penn. avenue. del0 I'm
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THR FISHING SEAsoN.-The winter fsherie:
on the Potomac have so far proved almost
entire failures, and some of those engaged In
them have removed their outfits to the Rappa
hammock river, and have commenced opera
tons there with but little better success. The
prospects for the fisheries, too, are by no means
cheering, though experienced fishermen say
that II any fish have entered the Potomac the
prevailing weather is favorable to their ascent
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
photographic UTEus

A tumor weighing 100 (?) pounds was taken
from the body of Mrs James G. Langley of
Portsmouth, N. H., on Wednesday. The con-
dition of the patient is critical.
1t was John Lucas, ship builder of New
buryport, who was killed on the Eastern rail-
road in Boston on Monday.
Jeremiah W. Sullivan has been bel q in $4,000
in Boston for perjury.
Filkins, who is charged with being the rob-
Der OF the Albany expressman. had partial
examination at Albany Wednesday. The pris-
oner as cool and collected and exhibited listle
apprehension as to the result.
Ship Sunrise arrived at New York on Wed
nesday, having been in collision with ship Cal
if0rnia. The Sunrise was cut down aud other
wise badly damaged, while the California did
not escape severe injuries.
The splendid residence If William Il. As
pinwall on Staten Island was burned We'd
nesday evening.
WIN. NJ Tweed bought at auction on We'd
nesday three lots on Broad way for 1866, 900.
The New York Board of Health has appro-
priated $500 for investigation into the charac-
ter OF the cattle disease, now prevalent near
that city.
The weather 10 England is favorable for
grain but damaging to root crops.
Lake Village and Laconia, N. 81. experieno-
ed shocks of earthquake on Tuesday. People
were startled from their beds aud crockery
shook on the shelves, but no damage was done.
At L'Etang, N. B., on Tuesday, schooner
Water LILY was seized while engaged in the
herring fishery. She bad British register,
but it is claimed the owner and captain is a
resident OF Eastport and owns property there,
though British subject. All English vessels
with PASSPORT captains are driven of.
Un1er the recent decision of the Supreme
Court Of California that Cinnamon cannot tes-
tify against white men, George e. Wilson, in
jail under an Indictment for stealing $40 from
Chnaman, was discharged without trial.
In the U. s. Senate, Wednesday, Senator
Morton failed TO procure an investigating COM
legged outrages.
The Republican State Committee of New
Hampshire refuse to accept the resignation of
Hon. e. Fl. Rollins as chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s-6P M.-Cotton weak; sales
SsaS bales; Mddlng uplands 15sc. Flour-sales 70,
round roaa'. hop Ohio 80 200; Western SO
6a rs r No. S WI9s1 ~ for new NJ 4
%. Corn-Mixed Western 80 q SIC. Oats is dull
OHIO and Western GO q 624c.VP steady; new mess
heavy at III &c. Butter is dull oh 10 - aa9a aOc
State 20 q Acc. Whisky dull and scarcely so frm
Western free s2t g &c. Rice firm; Carolina q nc.
s Ss - DUES .tanasr e '15
Rio lSf @ l6lc. Molasses quiet; New Orleans 60 a
Csc. Naval Stores-Spirts Turpentine Is quiet and
Petroleum firm; crude 14c; refined 24J a 25c. Taliow
quiet at Is q &c. Wool firm; domestic fleece At q
5.t: tubbed 55c; pulled IS q 42c; Texas 25 a sic;
California PSI @ SOC.
Heights Liverpool dull; Cotton 5-l6 a I'd: Flour
2s 103; Wheat Cd.
CHICAGO Jan. 1s.-Flour quiet, firm and un-
changed Wheat steady and irregular; No Sp,1ng
oa ~ Hrm vt C"f IN a a1n new No. a. 4s4 4c
at POPS g 20 50: Lard steady at iii q 12c. Bulk
Meats easier Whiskey firm with light Offerings al
sec. Dressed Hogs quiet at Z 80.
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 18.-Flour dull. Wheat lower
No. Red Wabash 81 Corn and Oats unchanged
CINCINNATI, Jan: 10 Provisions quiet and weak
Mess Pork q 80. Lard lie. Bulk Meats 104 FOL
sides and 1ic tor clear NIB Green Meats in good de.
124 q 13c for hams. Bacon 93 f5r shoulders and II
i2c TOR clear rib and clear sides, which in limi-
ted demand: Live Hos gniet and weak at Z Is g
and higher &C esc.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1s-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands 14sc.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 1s.-Cotton in moderate de-
mand; Middling ullands 14sc.
MOBILE, Jan. 1s-Cotton stea ly; Middlng up
lands 14ic.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1s.-Cotton weak; Midding
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

through towns and owners OF beef Cattle, in order
70 get Their stocks home from market are furnished
WIN passes by the Inspector appointed by the state
commissioner There was but one 1T OF Cattle
rom Maine, which were owned BY Maxfield and re-
main unsold this morning. The quality of the Cattle
from the West were mostly OF an ordinary grade
the best lots selling at 10 to 12ac p fb. The beef
trade for the past week has been very dull and the
trade tor Cattle has been duller this week than
it has been known to lie tor many years. There were
but few beeves in market, and some of the dealers
think they will have their Cattle slaughtered and
sold -ather than submit to prices offere. Tho Cat
tie were all in healthy condi ion, and for the last
month or duling the time that the cattle disease has
prevailed we do not think that there has been an un
healthy lot OF cattle brought into market from her
East or West. The disease seems to 1tina itself
principally to Cows and Working Oxen. Precau-
tons have been taken and there has not been nor
will there be tor several weeks 10 any Working
Oxen or Mich Cows in market. By adopting this
method people who have d. eased cattle will have
to care tor them inste Of putting them on the
market. TIE diseas il durable and people need
have no fears from eating beet bought at Brgh-
ton or Cambridge markets
Sheep and Lambs-The stock was large and trade
quick. We qnole sales of selections and extra lots
At 81 50 g 100: ordinary S2U q LOO " head, or
from 10 TIC " fb.
poor IA q 143c " fb.
Swine->tOre Piss none at market; Fat Hogs
26o0; prices TIC = fb.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

Boston. Jan 1.-THE shipments of Boots and
Shoes from his market the week places outside
OF New England comprise TO- 459 cases. against II, 467
cases tor the corresponding week of last year. The
total shipmen since Jan 1st have been 10 375 cases.
against 1906 cases the same period of 1870 The
shipments from Lynn tor the week have been 1852
cases. against zG69 for the same week last year.
Inc shipments from Haverhil, Tor the week have
1een zOO6 cases, against 2019 Tor the time
last year.
There have been fair number Of buyers in mar
ket the past week, but they are mostly from New
Hork and few Western distributing points. There
nave been more numerous sales, but large portion
are Tor iuture delivery, and the bills are to be dated
tnree OF -FOUR weeks aheai. Buyers are puIch sing
cautiously, and those whose credit Is undoubted and
VINO expect to pay their bills pursuing conselv-
alive pc icy. 1t the same udicious is adop ed
by manufacturers trade will be sound and healthy,
although perhaps not brisk has been anticipate
ed. The financial condition OF buyers should be
carefully scrutnzed, and less liberal crents lgiven
T. those houses that not entirely above suspicion
WIN these safeguards we do not see why the sea-
SONS trade may not be profitable one but the
heavy production and reckless credits will be sure 10
END IN disaster to the manufacturer and can be OF
possible benefit to tleiobber. There Is fair bust
ness in the manufacturing towns, and the permanent
workmen find 'ull employment at wages somewhat
less than the ruling rates of last year.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
@ O Nj M f H CIAL.

Receipts by Railroads aud Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, 700 bbls
-four % cars lumber, do headings, do barley do
hay do feed, do potatoes, 3 do bars, do corn,
do clapboard; shipments East, 800 bbls -four
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-S2 cases mdse, 12S
bush. potatoes, " bdls handles, At bols. apples 81
pkgs sundries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosTON-5 bags
oysters, 10 bbls. do u boxes spices, 100 bbs. OIL
bdls pipe, cooking ranges II bdls springs 20 cases.
bales waste, 200 cases OIL 100 boxes ra,sins horse
and wagon, cask oil, 10 boxes oranges, 20 empty
rum kegs, 20 bbls beer, 10 halt do do. boxes eggs
bales dOmestics. terces lard, box fresh fish. so
bars iron ~ bbl'. rosn, rs coils cordage, copper
boiler 10 bdls pals, 20 firkns butter 10 bags pea
nuts S6 boxes Slices, 80 bags soda, % empty beer
pos $50 boxes rasins, 10 bds paper 20 pkgs to or
DER; Tor Canada and up country, 20 bales MANILA,
organ, nests trunks, 20 bags meal, 10 bdls paper
piano. caests tea, 10 pieces MARBLE plates IRON II
bdls desEs 60 do pasteboard 425 iron 10 rolls of
leather "a bdls ron seed sower, 100 pkgs to order
STEAMER FRANooNIA FROM NEW YoRK-15 bales
WOOL 143 do rags 80 bars and 40 iron wire work. "a
do Steel 80 pieces locust 25 rolls leather do lead,
808 dry hides 10 pkgs and 376 chests tea boiler
boxes machinery, As 90 glass; 20 do hardware, "a do
saeratus III do TOBACCO, 100 do SOAP 100 starch
IS do tin 225 do rasiDs 81 bags Coffee 27 do nuts 30
do corn do seed IA crates starch 10 kegs soda 200
do syrur, 10 do lead, terces rice 26 do tobacco 10
casks OIL hhds. sugar. % do tobacco, 43 bbs glass.
ware. 25 do sugar. IS do molasses 80 doz brooms s
cases Lead 100 do sardines, meodeons pianos ECO
pkgs sundrjes
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
Building Loan Mortgage,
Notice of Foreclosure aud Sale.

WHEREAS, Henry A. Brown, of the city OF
w Portland, in the county OF Cumberiand, on
the twenty-ninth day OF July 1861. bv his mortgage
deed OF that date recorded in the Rezisry Deeds
city certain lot o. land and the building, therepn
situated en- the soutberly side OF Lincoln street In
said Portland. being the same premises SILT to said
Brown by Moses Gould by his deed dated August
14th, 1856, and recorded In the Registry Deeds 10
said county. book 347 rage 14i with hority In the
OF the breach OF the condition In said mort
to sell said premises at auction, and from the pro.
cesds pay the debt secured hereby. Add, where
as. the condition OF said mortgage deed has boon
broken by said Brown;
This is to give notice that said house and lot wild
be sold at public auction on said premises, on the
twenly-fth day Of January, 1871, at ten o'clock In
the !oT enot for the reason and purpose aforesaid
In witness whereof, I. Henry w. He,sey, in be-
half OF said city as Treasurer thereof by virtue OF
the authority given me In said decd havs hereunto
set my hand, ami give this notice this fourth day OF
January, 1871. H. W. HERSEY
inc, IL, 20-1w1std Treasurer Ut Portland.