The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
srEAmpps LEAVING THIS DAY.

GEO. J. DUNGAN.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY
FoB BAYou SARA-In place Of the Cor
AHen.-~The elegant Ouac hita Belle, j
J. Brown master. Messrs. Streok and
Green clerks, leaves rs above every
Monday and Friday at 5 p. M.
STEAMERS LEAVING TUESDAY, AUGUST |.
For vtcgsBuRa-n place Of the X. E.
Lee.-The peerless Katie, VIM. Camp
bell, master. A. McVay, clerk, leaves
every Tuesday Mt p. m, for the above
and all way landinRs intermediate.
Foa GRAND ISLE Fin Bayou La
foTche In consequence OF an accident
TO her machinery the Billy Collins was
unable TO leave last Saturday evening.
She will, however. leave Tuesday, Aug.
/, at p. M, from the head of st. Louis
street, going down through Bayou La
fourche Tin daylight and returning
through Harvey's Canal. For furGher
particulars apply on board or to Hite IL
CarIin, No. Tohoupitoulas street.
The II. T. Bryarly, Capt Noah Scovell,
leaves Wednesday ut 8 D. m. for Jeffer-
son, Shreveport aud all way landings.
THE HoT SpBINes. The boats OF the
New Orleans and Red River packet
company. will put passengers through
to this famous watering place as quick
and cheap as by any other route. For
particulars inquire at Iii Gravier street.
The Robt. Young and Bertha, from
Opelo,Isas. will arrive tonight and leave
Wednesday at 5 p. m. on return trips.
THE WEATHER Clear. warm in the
sun, but. thanks to " line west Wihu,
pleasant In the shade.
BUSINESS do not like to use slang,
but i'm order TO carry out our idea OF the
"A nfn r,f n f.ir WI forced
say that as far rs steamboats, are con
cerned it Is "played out.
The La Belle made another excursion
up the river Yesterday.
The new Lee left Cairo for this city
on the 10Th inst. She will not reach the
city before Thursday evening or Friday
morning next.
For list of arrivals see marine column.
The lightning Willie will arrive to-
night and leave Wednesday at p. IN.
for Ouachita City, Trenton, Monroe and
all landings intermediate on Ouachita
ann Black rivers Capt. r. A. Blanks
commands, and Capt. u. i. Trinidad
has charge of the office.
Capt. Tom Hastings, after sojourn
OF a few weeks at the Alabama watering
places, has returned to duty.
Capt. Jack Blanks has purchased one
| half of the Shannon from Capt. Arthur.
The price paid was $4,000.
| Capt. Arthur has purchased the Louis
vile for $4,000. He will have her thor
| oughy repaired and placed In condition
| for the fall trade.
We were pleased TO meet our friend
| Ovid Bell on the Katie this morning.
| He has nearly recovered his health.
The st. Mary lin place of the st
john, r. BergeroD, master, leaves tol
Baton Rouge every Wednesday ut noon
and Saturday at 5 y. in.
We have nothing late to report from
Red river, but the prospects are that the
flood In the upper river has subsidized and
that all danger of an overflow OF the
lower river is at an end.
From Morning Press Dispatches
vrcvsruRa. July a0.-Weather hot aud clear
| River fell three inches. Up: Gleueoc, ~ m.
and Capitol City. ga m
| MEMPHIS, July 3o.-liiver fell nine inches
Weather clio r. tbermometcr ~. Arrived: baa
from Cincinnati. Departed Bigude, Tor ftckS
| burg Genevieve FOR st. Louis. III" Charle
| Morgan broke her cylinder below VicksburR an'
| Il coming 10 on one wheel
| C1scINNATI July 27.-I.iver foet tnche
and rising Weather partly cloudy and cool
| Arrived Mitchell. from New Orleans.
| P,TTsBuRa. July 3O.-Hiver feet inches
about stationary. Weather cloudy and warm
| LOUISVILLE. July Solver rising; feet
inches IN The canal. Down: shannon. from Gin
81. Louis. July so.-River 10 inches. Weatbe
clear and warm. ~,
burg, ut midnight Departed: Robert II. Lee
for New Orleans at a. m: Helena, Tor -; LOUIS
at I. River Al feet inches and falling. Weathe
clear. Mercury 20.
EvANsv1LLE. july 30.-Elver about 3 ieet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy IN
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