The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22


~on,,nue ri The atatiobs on mo Atlantie coast
from Jacksonville to Eastpor.s z-@.-
BUSINESS. Was pretty fair on the
landing yesterday. ..I.Itf ..t
MISCELLANEOUS! The river at this
point YESTERDAY was four feet below The
high water mark Of 1874. y
| For list Of arrivals enc marine column
|. We refer our readers 10, the special
notice in another roluniu Of tllo Inc
Grand Ecore packet LESSEE Taylor. ~.
lAd Cant IA Flood ID progressing tiielF
with tho work Of rebuilding I'M Walk
| icad:ne from water street I" The 'anni
street ferry landing 3n
| Tho Bradisl, Jolnson has been spl1
| IL ,urties from Mobile. and was put ~
dock yesterday. ,pralarntWN W IWiPE
N thorough ovorhauling given her
| Y Capt. H. Baia,e yasterdty boHshtpu
| tho Seminole ~ Marshnl'a sale The.
pridc paid WAS $500
ThaR W. Dugnn was srIlhtSt. Lphi9.
10 ts.pt Joe Kinney. al the Steamer Kate
kinney for $4,000. ri '0' H'l -.
Tho following named steamers lrIt
port yesterday. X. u. Leo Tor ,Vicks-
| burg, tontcnelIe for Jeiierson. hss,inp4.
tion TOR Infonrche. Mary liza for Upper
Coast and J. 4. Frazer for Lower Coast
IN consequence Of having been detaiD-
ed on her down trip by had weather the
independent Grand Ecorr packet R"bt.
Young was unable 10 leaye yesterday Tvs
advcrtiscd. She goes sure ~ day at .
y. IN.
Tho line packet O. II. Durfec, ~ "Ldrr
to accommodate abippcfs.3 ovttltu
Yesterday. She Is off positively vt -.
m. to-day for jefferson. Shreveport and
all way landings. .a4r
Mr.. Evans. 81 the Piasbuig GUNNER
ciaI. sayH 4 .t.''.t n e !.
| 1--WE have bcon around nle wharf
! since 1896. aud VIZ speak whht we know.
| tho piutn, Capt, John VHndcrgriit. was
| huilt for the Pittsburg and Suhlsb
| trade. and WINS u SUCCESS. She naino out
July ~. is42. and rrcasured fifty-nin"
tons. by the way. Capt Vnndergrift
was tho first man to plan double engines
| In Il sternwheel boat with one shalt:
Before The Beaver was bnilt stetnwheel
bouts hid ~ single engine anti tw"
whacls." hH' 54A H@
Hnzy -notcs- from the ,Iiyrr column Of
the Louisville fonvicy-JOWam ,...
Capt Iii Kcamor is avery powerful rs
well ~ cxritalle man The other d1y,
when Hoyton was coming down tn"
river in front Of New Albany, Captain
! hi stood upon the wharfboat. with "
bale Of straw in ono hand md u barrel
Of POTATOES in the other, his mouth wide
ol.n and his eyes sintiug like pair OF
inverted new moons. Presently his
eyrs changed, his mouth shut, he open
cd his hands md thr straw aud pOti,iocs
dropped rs hc said Matt 90 Matt
Hurley. that 'oro mans got more i'm
v uu,i,urc IN that ere JnHi d,'nbic siilt than
III have" or course Captain Iii meant
\ "cDnGdrncc in his g,tD,-Njastf suit. but
he was excited Just then
rat McGrath kicked the goat for
chawing the loft tail of his "Justcr
while he was asleep on top Of q bnlr Of
4 hay. Yesterday the CONT planted Pit
one whore he lives, and scnt him rec !
4 Ing backwards against the cnrtwhecl
Gay. jamie" said he. was il cart
room over me. or was | dom fool enough
4 ~ pull the tail nv me own niu'eP och '
! I'm otutaft,d intirsly, m me back bone h
shplit to the boick o. me neck. y
1f "a bird IN the hand Is WORTH two IN
the bush" ~ d mole on your tosc worth
two In the ground210 H Iyrr
The Mary Miller has changed hands
Mt Cincinnati Cnpt Skunk viii eofn
mnnd her Terms Priyntr,
| aHf Ivy Telegraph .IHf
vlcKspuRa, Mnrcb a. TOD r. Wnbds
& Co, Inl Common street. StrnlDer
Glencoe will arrive Thursday aud lenye
Saturday for st Louis
4 ~ 4. y. CArHooN, Maaar!!
| V,eKsnuRe. March %. TO O. a.
Wayne; Steamer Thompson Dean will
arrive Tuesday night with 1900 bales
cotton aud 800 sucks seed
W. j. Mrrt.IR. Wnstor.
VIcKsBune. March 81. 70 John Jan
lney: Leave here Mt II ~. NJ with 1900
bales cotton md 5000 sacks scod,
4 J. NJ WHITE.
lta ar Master steamer Katie.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
n FoK BATON Rotor The finc site.
wheel passenger packet ST. John, Il. Ber.
geron master, J. o. Bcrgerpn. clerk
leaves for the above ind al way lapd-
irEs ut noon.
Foa, OYEd9ylsAs Tbs elegant passen-
ger packet 81 Mary. Pred 'probst, mas
ter, J. y Schmidt, clerk, leaves for
Washington and all landings intcrInedi-
Ate on the htchafalayn. Bayous bruf
and Courtnbleau.
FoR OuAomIrA CTrp--Thc e,logantsthla
chitl Belle, NJ. kcnison, mastcr, Joe
Holmes. clerk, lcavcs for the ahoye, aud
al landings intermediates on Black and
Ounchita rivers mt y. M. to'dhy.
Fon GRAND EcoHE. Nh" red hullcd
red chimney, rcd hot rafting indrpend-
ept packet Robert Young. Jno Helm
muster j. NJ. DoDiels clerk. leaves for
tho above and oil andings inlcrucliatp.
at 5 O'clock Ifompt.
FhR gEryTksoN. THE linz rncltet g..
IT, Duf3ce, ". Y. Boardmap, is OF at )
T.. M. hr Shreveport, JcffofJbh and ali
way landings. IL aliEa. asHT r. .g,I
4 For tiRAND EcoHE. The gilt edged.
silver Wounted passenger picket Iessic
Taylor. with Capt. II. J.. Lee on the
root, and Messrs. EIoyenes, zEindiey.
and Jen. Posey. y tlle dfIices bnel;a o,f
ut 8 o'clock for the above IN all hnu4
! ings Intermediates !
4 Fun 81. LOWS THE fine lassena,eI
packet John A. Hedder, a. j. Garter.
master, g. n. Dix. clerk, Ienves for th.,
above and oil way landings at 5 i. m.
Fon Bsyor Drs GtArzrs. - TIC light
draft packet Frank Willard. Lew Rice.
muster. i. NJ Joffripn, clerk, leaves for
Cotton Port, EVERGREEN and al way
landings III b p. H. l,t o. Il hrs .aa.,'rC
A 4nrtsl
toH. a-afau
Monetary. a" .lle
OFFICE N, q. DEMOCRAT
Ifa Tuesday Evening. March'u i.t6.f I
Business at the banks to day was OF