The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
GEO. J. DUNCAN.

GEO. j. DUNCAN.
The WEATHER --Is red hot and still q
heatiug. Fans, umbrellas, light clothes
and ice water are In active demand, and
the mercury Is away mp In the niDeties.
BUSINESS Promises to be pretty good
this week.
THr Gov. ALLEN. This fine passenger
packet lin place OF the w S, Pike leaves
every Monday and Friday, ut 8 p. IN
from the head of Customhouse street,
for Bayou Sara and all postofllce land
ings intermediate.
The w. j. Poitevent. for Macon and
Tensas, and Era No. 10, for Bguf River,
will leave on their last trips OF the sea-
son on or about July j.
The lightning Willie, +. A. Blanks,
master, Il. u. Trinidad, clerk, leaves for
Ouachita City, Trenton and Monroe
every Wednesday at 8 p. m.
The FLErA.-Parties wishing to pur-
chase fine light draft passenger
steamer can secure this one by applying
to Messrs. Hite Il Carlin, No. Tchoupi.
toulas street.
The New LEE. From telegram re-
ceived from Capt. }. W. Cannon, we
! learn that the new H. Il. Lee left New
| Albany this morning for Cairo, where
she will receive her outfit and finishing
touches.
The F'leta Is good boat, in perfect
order. and IL suitable for any OF our trl-
| butary trades.
The line packet Lotus No. 3, D. D.
Dannals, master, leaves for Jefferson.
Shreveport and all way landings on
Wednesday, 2sth inst, at 5 p. m.
Foa THE HoT SrR1Nes.-The shortest.
cheapest and most expeditions route to
this well known resort Is via Shreveport.
Boats Of the New Orleans and Red River
TRANSPORTATION line will ticket passen-
gers through. For further particulars
inquire at III Grayer street.
The independent ten-day New Or
leans and Shreveport packet Seminole,
II. l.. Lee, master, Walter Parker, clerk,
leaves Wednesday, 2Sth Inst, ut 8 y. m.
For list Of arrivals see marine column.
With the heat and dust, the river
front at present is far from being a
pleasant promenade.
THE KATIE TN PLACE or THE II. IL. LEE.
This fine packet Is receiving, to leave at
s p IN. tomorrow for Vicksburg, Nat
She connects at Vicksburg with steam
ers for Yazoo, Sunhower and Talla-
hatchie rivers, Deer Creek, the Anchor
Line packets for Memphis, Cairo and
st. Louis, and with the North Louisi-
ana Railroad at Delta, for Monroe and
Trenton.
The Robt. Young will arrive tonight
and leave as usual Wednesday ut 8 r.
m for Opelousas.
The ST. Louis Times Of the 23d says:
The following prominent boatmen
were on Change Yesterday Commo-
dore Vim. J. Kountz, Thos. p. Leathers,
r. G. Gray and F. s. Davidson, besides
nearly all OF our principal st. Louis
otao m hout owners
From the morning Associated Press
dispatches we copy the following late
river kilograms
MEMPHIS. June 25.-River fell inches
Weather clear. Mercury 95. Departed
st. Genevieye for Vicksburg, Maude fol
st. Louis.
lantic at IL m. Saturday, Fannie Tatum
at Q a. M, Golden Rule down at noon
City of Helena arrived at : p. m.
CINCINNATI, June 25.--Rtvcr ~ feel
and falling. Weather partly cloudy
and warm.
4 PITTsBURa, June 25.7-River 2 feet
inches and falling. Weather clear ano
pleasant.
| EVANSVILLE, June 25 -River7 feet and
falling. Weather rainy and warm.
i CAIRO. June 25.-Arrived: Capito
City. from Vicksburg. at 3 a. M; City o.
Il Alton, from New Orleans, at 3 q. m.
City Of vicksburg, from st. Louis, at
J D. m. Departed: Future City ant
barges, for st. Louis, at p. M; Capito
City, for st. Louis, at a. M; City o
q Alton, for st. Louis, at II q. m; Rive
30 feet Q inches, and rising. Weather
cloudy. Mercury SO.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-River station
ary, with feet in the canal. Down
Mftnholl and Morgan from Cincinnati
to New Orleans.