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SIMPSON, THE soUTTLE THIEF.


A Notorious Burglar Arrested in the Nine
teenth Ward with n Jag Of stolen
Jcwelry.
For some time past the citizens OF the Nineteenth
ward have been robbed by two young men, VINO
represented themselves painters having been sent
to the houses by the landlords to paint and repair the
roofs. Gaining admission to the roofs they would
visit the adjoining houses, and, raising the
scutles would visit the inside OF the houses
and ransack them Of all valuables they
could stow away. Wednesday afternoon last the
young men, having In their possession paint pots,
brushes and other tools used by painters visited the
house Of Captain Carl Klein 1871 East Sixtieth street,
and represented to Mrs. Klein that they lad been
sent by the landlord
TO REPAIR AND PAINT THE ROOF.
They were let into the house and succeeded In car
rying OF about eight hundred dollars worm OF
jewelry.
Thomas Stevenson, at So West Flitieth street, and
requested permission to 60 the roof as they had
neen sent TO repair the ROOT OF the adjoining house.
oMosS ans z ~ HInl!sen,n WIG
was on post IN Fil,ieth street, seeing one of
ss% ms al wSs Se
and went to make an investigation AS he
was nearing the place one OF them shouted through
damned son of b"
The oilcer chased them into the basement, and,
PEELED to use his club rather freely, succeeded in
capturing one OF them, who gave his name
s ss at ns o0ne as
street and Fourth avenue. Simpsons accomDlice
succeeded in making his escape 10y
JUMPING THROUGH BASEMENT WINDOW.
In their possession was found satuhel containing
about $1,000 worth Of Jcwelry and number OF
examination, louna they had ransacked the houses
Nos. 81 ana "a West Fiftieih street. aud packed up
ST. e G az e 5sy
Court this morning.
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some unloosed[o1 event on the tuv>. Soc ne ia
talking e another yess ere ola VINO
other ralters Heb specis, rood one. OF other
days but I 9sI; and NIB nes- cay YET w. ''
There mat rSseman with the straw-coiored
Sas' NJ w. ns snss s9 Ss@
yG.k He ess match to-day with Messrs. Hunter
Near him are Patrck campCell Chief OF prookyn's
a RSie eres oa gsss hawthorn saS ~ q
New YORK a. Az 'SSfe I'D John nj HsrpsT
sans US fo a xfT @ gSnS
eDsi%s the WIN Wealsr 70 al .pV the privileges Of
The track in the appe OF his coat. Wen.
declared Old gray-haired farmer OF Kentucky is
climbing up 10 the pool box; know he wants to
buy Express in the Kenner stakes and that accounts
Tor his activity He don't look much different to.
day tnan when he was engineering Longfellow. that
horse that looks like camel charged with eiectri-
Well vow there's Jem Mace Sec the Hercules
In that drab suit and hat to match lie says he is
going to take the hodds, eh, against tho favorte."
We'll he had better LEI : IT. alone ~, o,w.vs hmm.
ing around Is Frank Hall, former partner tnsrs q q
e eSysn9 P elsu looking very naS s.
Tnrnbull Of New York, and John O'Io9nell' the
white hair. Skipping about everywhere is Mr..
wbcatly, secretary Of the course ana also OF the
Grinsead William CottrilI. Thomas Puryear, MI.
POST, Henry Brewster, J; II. Britain s. Johnson,
RODert cQuIIcs, oue.l Az Di oliuuui TotCo Coto mse
ton, Of New YORK Captain j. B. Thomas, Of Bcston
Captain Cunningham, United states Navy; W. A.
Fowler, OF Brooklyn; s. W. Kellogg, OF Connec-
ticut; Speaker Blaine, House OF Representatives;
Governor English, OF Connecticut; Ben Field,
OF Albion; w. A. Darling, Of New YORK;
John Dunter; William Oaudwell, OF Westchester;
William n. Travers of New York; Duncan F. Rem
ner OF New orleans: D. D. withers, John Mob.
Davidson, s, b. Garvin. John X. Fellows, Major
". T. Gibbs, Of New York, John c.: Jacobs Of
Messrs. Palmer. Honorie Pullman and Stewart, Of
Chicago S. Chamberiin, A. Stone Jr., Of Cleveland;
d. q. Wilcox, homer Morgan AND II. T. Morgan, OF
New York; William J. King, Jr., Bufalo; James II.
Coleman, b. +. Oarsen ]. Van Search and A. A.
Selover, Of New York.
NY chum now returns to me ana says, eyes, sir,
Saratoga Is excited to-day out here. There are big
men by the bushcl on hand and little ones by the
hundreds"
seems little worked up at the grand, wel.dressed
lie really can be proud OF the assemblage present.
'ly lingo that's fast time with tho weights up,'
cried an old Kentucklan when the figures IN the
made in this countr,,h And hardly had the words
passed his lips before those acquainted with
such matters realized the fact, and the grand stand
and lawn echoed again add again with the shouts
of satisfaction. There was more TO come OF this
kind OF surprise. When the third race was finished
and that time hung up heard my old loud-mouthed
friend shout
"They are smashing the slate to-day. Why. by the
Eternal THAT'S only quarter OF second less than
Kentucky's great time on this track, and 1t knocks
Longfeilows time, same distance the other day all
holOW.N
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THE SECOND RACE.

THE SECOND RACE.
The horses had capital start after few breaka-
Oaks third, Harry Bassett fourth Alroy lfth, Nellie
Ransom sixth, Eolus seventh. They ran In
this way around the upper turn, but as they
In 'front.' Wine Sap second. Nathan Oaks
third, Harry Bassett fourth, working his way up
Alroy SIXTH Eous seventh. Going down the back.
stretch Express managed to keep the lead, notwitn.
standing tnat Harry Bassett had reached his tanks
head and head, two lengths In front Of Wine sap
who was two lengths ahead OF Alroy, the latter be-
ing one length In advance OF Eous, VINO had Nellie
Ransom on his 1anks, Nathan Oaks last. Harry
Basseu went to the front on the lower turn, and
came leading into the homestretch, Express second,
the others as before All the horses ran fast up the
the stand at the completion OF the nrst NILE Harry
Bassett led two lengths under pull, Wine sap
second, AlrQy and Nellie Ransom third and
sixth. ana Nathan oaks seventh. Harry Bas-
sett continued 10 lead two lengths. Nellie
RANSOM, Wine Sap and Aroy side and side, Ex-
ny the rear. When they got INTO the backstretch q
number OF changes took place. LARRY Bassett gal
!oped on TWO lengths ahead OF the leading ones OF
Eolus being fourth Wine Sap fIth Express sixth
and Nathan OAKS IN his previous position. The
horses were ell beaten at this point and began 10
give II up, With the exception OF Nellie Ransom,
VINO hung on like bulldog. she chung TO Harry
around the lower turn, and did not begin 10 give
way until 100 yards from home. She came In
second. Harry Baseett won the race BY two lengths
Nellie Ransom four lengths In 'front.' OF Alroy, VINO
was eight lengths In advance OF Eolus Express nth
Nathan Oaks sixth a. and VINE Sap seventh; The
the best two miles by ihree-yea olds win ITO
pounds up, ever run in this country.
TUE THIRD RACE.
TIE SUMNER HANDICAP for all ages; 800 en-
trance, half forieit only $500 II declared; $1,000
addeu; two and quarter miles.
Taylor Page entered y, 9, Hamburg, by Lexng-
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Slipping Notes.
Captain Taylor, of brig Bowen, mates that when enter
the Straits OF Gibraltar nil he met the British
Channel squadron going which, dividing into star
board and port divisions left him n the middle They
eousy dipped their engns to him, played various
airs, and each fred one gun as they passed him.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP RoBT lNGBAM tBr), which was sunk OFT 10th
street, East river 7h has been successfully raised BY
&essrs John Baxter Son, with the assistance of their
diver Mr. Low, aud fire steamer John Fuller She
owed 10 The foot Of 18th street, East river, very ser
ously injured.
CT BIO ncMAY srTAEINe Br Phillips from Charleston
%es p sh rs, rspsT s
She have wa hsa,y seas during which sprung
BRIG MO MAO Br), from Port Mednay, Ns, before 70
ss % % on S M e. 90 Gs Of m wit"
scnn LooKouT, Pomeroy, from Calais for New Haven
head gear.
.soHn rnASHhls, holmes, of and from New London tAup
sth for the Atlantic Ocean, returned 10 port 18Th leaking
badly, and VIII repair
scIR FouR SIs1ERs NJ saiilla Ga was sruck nv hphL
Ming ash n and had foremost split from massbead deck
ysa at Southampton to-day from Now YORK route
s ,m omed INTO POT The North German LLOYD seamshp
from Bremen TO AspinwsL
Miscellaneous.
Capt Vesey, Of the bark Eliza Barss, from Bermuda has
our thanks for favors
Purser Jas Ford OF the ste imship Ashland from Fer
nandna VIII please aceep, thanks for his
LAUNoHED-The steamship Metropolis before notlced)
was successfully launched from The Of Mr. Ebeu
son Newburypor night OF 10th INST The Metropolis 1000
tons ourthen and will be for freight
purposes between New YORK. and some Gulf port She
pun OF white oak frame In the most thorough manner
WIouenout She viii fully sustain the high reputation of
"herrimacbul, ships"
Whalemen.
Sch, Eliza Rodmwn, Jenny e Fairbsven wac at sea-
oae III s ~ w. lon ~ @ and had taken this season
whales, which made 70 bbls AL well.
spoken.
snip Artisan Smith, from New York for Rotterdam, Aug
l. at ~ "a, Ion 10 ~.
ship ASIA from Bremen for Philadelphia, Aug Is. lot,
no lat &o
Br,p Torrent from Philadelphia for -, Aug r. Absecom
bearing u miss ty pilot boat Christian Berg, NO 10y
brle Houston, from Baltimore for Boston, Aug H. Ab-
secom bearing " Ia miies
brie NY Cousin Br) from - for Hanfn1, no date, lat
u IL, Ion "a (by pilot boat Francis Perkins, No l3.
Koodoo, from for 81 John, NB no date lat 10,
schr Olive Tower date Ia, Is, Ion 81 (oy pilot boat
sebr Day Biess, from New York for Galveston Aug lat
~ 30, Ion S. 90
FOREIGN Ports.
YORK
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The start was good from the head OF the home
stretch, Hamburg leading, Barney Williams seccnd,
Finesse third, the others close up. As they passed
the stand Edcnton was IN front, Barney Williams
NTH. As they passed around the upper turn Ham.
burg changed places with Finesse the others as be-
FORE Going down the DaCkstretch Eden.on led one
length. Barney Williams second, Hamburg third,
rear. There was no change OF place along the lower
turn, but as they entered the homestretch EdentOn
anu Barney Williams were Closer together. Two
lengths ahead of the other three, who were running
stretch Barney Williams went to the 'front.' and LED
under the string nearly q length, Edenton second,
Flnesse third, Hamburg fourth, Felicity nth, so
close together that daylight not observable be.
sulked and foil In the rear. Barney maintained the
lead down the backstretch and around the lower
turn, Hamburg having taken second place, Finessc
third (the latter having her saddle on her withers
swung into the homestretch Barney Williams led
one length Hamburg pressing him hard, Finesse
two lengths further OF, several lengths In advance
OF Felicity. Edenton was two hundred yards be-
minated by Hamburg winning the race by short
length, Barney Williams second four lengths In
front OF Fnesse Felicity came In fourth and Eden
ton fifth, long way OF. The time OF the TWO miles
Kentucky who beat it q quarter OF second in his
first race for the Saratoga Cup.
THE FOURTH RACE.
PURSE $500, for all ages, three quarters OF MILE
Carroll Coar entered Dr. b. OrLolan, by Done
raile, dam Canary Bird, years Old. ............ !
Struggled Stanhope entered b. c. FrogtOwn,
by Bonnie scotland, dam Catina's dam, years
D. Mcdaniel entered br. by Australian dam s,s.
John Harper entered b. b. Lyttlcton. by Leaning
ton, dam Fanny Holton. years OLD. ............ A
Time l:loX.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE BERALD sTBAN YACHTS.
L s steamer Cstslps, Hill, Philadelphia 18th inst, 10
miles nor,A OF Cape May, herm brig ashore had ap
psrcptly just gone
Steamship Dacjan (Br Laird. Leehorn July Genoa 7h,
barsees 18th Mention llh, Naples lsh Messna 2Uth Pa
mc 22d Malaga 29h and Gibraltar S0b, with mdse and 81
passengers, to Henoerso Eros.
Steamship Ashland, Moore Fernandina Aug H. with mdse
and passengers. 10 James Hand
Steamship Albemsrle, Couch Richmond, City Point and
korfot with mdsc and passeDgers te the Old Dona!nsp
bteAmahip Co
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OF TIE BATTLE OF BEN
ElEGTON
BENNINGTON, Vt, August l6,

BENNINGTON, w., August TO. 1871.
The celebration OF the anniversary OF the battle
Of Bennington to-day is the most spirited ever
known. Tho weather is nne and there are 49, 600
persons participating in the AFFAIR. Seth B. Hunt
II President OF the Day, and Captain S. II. Shields
Grand Marshal Among the distinguished persons
present are Governor stewart. MAJOR General Badly
Smith, General o. p. Foster, Major General T,bbetts,
Ninth regiment bands fhe Twenty fourth regiment
OF Troy Colonel Steenberg and otner military men.
The orator OF the day IL Jasper X. Herbert Of
New York. The procession rs two mlies long.
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ton, Dam by Alex. Churchill, years old, LOG
his ..:.lssi................
G. W. stewart entered CHI h. Barney williaT,s
A. belmont entered ch. Finesse, BY Lexington,
dam FilIgree, years old. lol lbs....
F. Norris entered g. E. Felicity, by Eclipse dam
John Oi10nnell entered b. h. Edenton. by Ulvers-
ton, dam Amanda, s years old, LOG lbs .........
". r. Babcock entered Oh. g. Doctor, by Second
Albion, dam 2, o:.es.a yesGs Old. "a lbs....
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TIL Y Rae

Ortolan got away best, Frogtown second the
Australian nlly third and Ly ttletOn fourth. they
ran in this way 10 the end OF the fractional track,
and as they entered the homestretch the positions
were unchanged. OrtOlan led one length, FrOgtown
second, two lengths IN front Of the Australian fly
who was two lengths ahead OF LytCleton. The race
was from this point to the finish between FrOgtown
and Ortolan, the TWO running head and head into
the homestretch; When they were IN straight run
sponded nObly, but ne could not get ahead OF Ort0-
Ian, who finally won the race BY half length.
latter being two lengths In front OF Lytleton The
time Of the tnree-qnarters OF a mile was l:l84
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
"A BSOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTATNTED IN
"a different States, dcserton, Ac, sufficient cause; no
publicity charge until divorce obtained advice free
M. HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM
"A the Courts Of different States No publicity Advice
free. Notary Public Commissioner for every State
II. KING, Counsellor. atl.aw, 1853 Broadway.
worms CURED FOR 500. EACH; BUNIoNs, NAILS,
Son; yo,n'' &c without PAM Annieator cures sornas
Broadway, corner Fulton street.
RADICAL CyRE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsT1C OR
detention from business for Structure fistua, Piles
Diseases Of The Pelvic vscera Diseases and Deormes or
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A, DANIELS. N, D., ia Lexington avenue
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SAILED.


Steamships Scotia, for Liverpoo Nevada do City cf Ne
Tla, Havana and Vera Cruz South Carolina, Charleston
Wind al sunset, calm,
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SHIP PING NEWS S.
A!nausc Tor New York This Day.
Sun rises. ...... IL Moon sets. EVE OS
Sun sets. ...... 6 90 High water. EVE 3 30
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK For TIE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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ers, and thus invidious comparisons are
instituted between Memphis and st.Lcuis
prices. There should be, perhaps, a
sufficient steamboat tax to repair the
wharf, and no more, and If the system of
freight delivery could be further cheap
ened, by elevators, every interest of the
city and country demands their erection.
Composition between cities of this great
valley is keen and active, and 1t becomes
US 70 resort to every possible agency
which may cheaper transportation and
remove burdens from trade.
WHAT MAY BE DONE.
Every packet company that chooses
must have a whsrfboat; otherwise all
packet companies should refuse, as they
properly may under the laws and Consti-
tuition of the United States, to pay exorbi-
tant charges imposed by former unwise
lswgivers of the city. Interstate trade
cannot be prohibited or robbed by wharf
age ordinances, and when Congress meets,
this viii become the subject matter of
Federal legislation. Whenever one pack
ct company refuses all boats will refuse to
pay, and levies or seizures made by the
Wharfmsster will be enjoined, and then
comes the end of all revenues Whatever
from this prolific source of corporate
wealth.
Let us have no more skiddsge and no
more watchmen or tarpaulins, and let no
sort Of weather hereafter put an embargo
upon Memphis commerce. Let freight
charges be reduced to q minimum, and
the healthful effect upon trade will be in-
stsntly recognized in all Its departments.
No mercantile privileges are asked for,
and such wharfbosts are simply means of
perfecting the wharf and facilitating the
~tranFfer Of freights. The courts hold that
merchants must receive goods whenever,
within business hours, they are proposed
to be delivered by steamers. Leases from
exposure or Of protecting freights thus
fall upon our trade, and a wiser system of
river trade must be fostered by our city
government.
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COLOREO THIEVES OF GOLD.

A sad case was before Squire Mill or,
yesterday afternoon, in the person Of
Joseph Month, an Italian that lives at Fort
Pickering, in the same house with two
coloreds, man and wife, whom he ac-
cused of stealing thirty-six pieces of gold
from him about the 23d or oath OF July.
he had them arrested the next morning
and Kept them in the stRtion-house we
days, but not being able to prove any
thing, they were let go. The gold con-
sisted OF ten and twenty franc pieces,
many Of which Monti had been carrying
in his pocket for ten years. One OF them
bore the likeness ofNapoleon the III, and
wss dated 1850, but looked as II 1t had
been made in l7d0, 3 much was 1t worn
by constant abrasion In the pocket OF
Month. Monti gave his testimony
through LsizI Buchinsgni, as interpreter,
and said that he noticed that the coloreds
had a splendid table every day, since he
lost his money. A table, he said, as good
as the Pddertd-mesning Mayor Johnson.
There was always q hunk OF meat on 1t,
where, as before they took his thlrty-six
pieces of gold, they were not in the habit
OF enjoying that luxury. Yesterday
morning Monti found his darling francs
in the possession of the negro wench, and
he scared her so much that she threw
two of the pieces on the ground. There
was q terrible fuss so that when the OH
Ger arrived, he found the colored with s
shot gun, and the Italian with q knife, in
8 very belligerent attitude. The Squire
bound them over.
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TIE SHOW TODAY.
poh, Bill look yonderi"


Look where, Henry2"
"Why don't you see old Emperor, the
monster elephant Of old John Robinson's,
the same one that the PottawottAmie In.
dians tried TO steal out in Kansas q few
weeks ago?n
"Oh, yes, now I do recolleet residing ali
about It; but they did not get him,
though, for there he stands"
81 know &; bat old John Robinson
said he was coming, and ne told the
truth
"How much does he weigh, HenrySn
she weighs over seven tons; amt he a
whopperf"
al should think be was; he is bigger
nor fathers barn; snd there's the white
camel, too, that old Emperor saved from
being eat up by the aligators down In
Florida, q year ago last Yinter."
Old Emperor win take his morning
walk through the principal streets OF
Memphis this morning; 80 look out for
the monster mountain Of aesh.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT AND DELIGHTFUL
DAY COMING.

The prizes offered for supreme skiiI in
.horsemsnship, the music, the dinner, the
dance at night, the elegant watches and
saddle and other prizes offered, the mule
race and other attractions at Hickory
Wythe, on the Memphis and Ohio road,
will attract q multitude from this city
and from the adjacent country, on the 18th
inst. Knights who would compete for
prizes must o themselves by 8
O'Clock on the morning of the 7th. The
fitting begins at 9 O'Clock am, and the
smusements continue throughout the
day and are constantly varied. The pur-
pose of those VINO planned the entertain
ment Is to extlnguish the Indebtedness of
the Academy at Wythe Depot. Tickets
soc, for sale at the NJ. & o. railway sta
lions. Special trains and half fare on all
trains on the railroad to and from all
points between Memphis and Browns
vile. The tournament and ball will be
managed by the best citizens of the
county, Let everybody attend. l
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Msmphis Real Estate Distribution
n,os,,.o "a Tska plane ost a, ,sz,


1t was the desire of the Managers to perfect
the drawing OF the scheme upon the day
designated, August 81; q the Great Draw.
ing, that has for Its principal object the sale
OF valuable Memphis property, could not be
perfected without more time. As our eiti.
g z (many OF them) preferred postpone
ment, withsa drawing Of the entire list rather
than the half matured affair thus withdraw
ing q portion OF thu real property from mar.
kst, had the Managers carried out their pro-
posed drawing Of the Slst). It was the dispo-
Hition Of the managers to draw, eve did but
half h tickets have representation, q
the earnest request Of holders Of tickets 70
have q cOmplete drawing, tks urgent appeal
Of agents in ths large cities for more time,
has induced them to yield to the wishes OF
friends, advisers and agents, and to
consent 70 8 -postpsnemsnt to October, 81,
prox., when the drawing viii positively Az
place.
sepl PAssNoRE & RUFFIN. Msnsesr
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FOR RENT.

TALL-Ona very large hall also q cellar
n euftable for 8 saloon, In 8 good loeai1lS'
Eeps e. 6. RHINE 80 vain 81.
N E,IDENCE-Eo. los MOnroes street, eley-
IL n rooms, two years lease furnlturs ior
-Eia ", A. WHEAfLE1. ~ Aalh -,
1OTTAGES-Three cottages, three rooms
L eacn, 81 Looney's Switch ernAnoo 81
rs r F. s1fTR, Es Front ST.. up steirs.
nFFICEs-Four splendid omces In stan
ton Block Apply 70
ans IN GEO. D CROCKETT UnlonsL-
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. september
y LIST that large and commodlouA stOIs
house, 80. Rs Front street p
WI MOORE,
euB - Nall seIeeL
T0RE. ANDDWELLING ATTACHED, No.
y II Jefferson street, between NAM sno
Front Apply 10 bhOo.
COTTON oFFIcEs.-No. 81 Front street up
stairs. Apply 10 gpog
sugS Eo1sO-
uoUsE-A tvo-story dweuing-hOuse. with
III six rooms, Two dressiU 6 rooms, kitcnen
D servants rooms, on the corner OF FonVO-
roc and st Martin streets. Apply 70
fvR s. s. LLOYD, 81 Main street
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

FOR HELENA AND FR1AR's POINT.
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AN energetic, b~usiness-liks and very
interesting statement from New Orleans
ppsar Ia another column. Il emsnates
from she stirring, pushing and enter
prisiDg house OF L. q. 9sTdner q Go.
Their known large capital and extensive
business sdmonish buyers OF dry goods
ard notions, thst they may not pass II
without careful perussl. The house Of L.
81 Gardner & Co, IN New Orleans, draws
ike 9 DsgBst, and is known all v the
sou 'hWestsrn country for its low and reg
ulsr- prices. cboics stock snd honorable
dealings Byau means turn TO the ed
yer izeHeni and read 1t carefully. Il
means business.