The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
GEO. ]. DUNCAN.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.

STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY
THE Gov. EN.-This tlne coast
packet is receiving ut the head of Gus
| tomho,,se street. She leaves for Bayou
| Nessrs. Strock and Green have charge
Of the office.
| FoR LOWER CoAsT. The J. f. Frazer.
@. Canton. Jr master. leaves daily ut 3
| y. IN.
TUE WrATHrR-A fine breeze from the
! North prevails this morning, and the
| sky rs clear as u bell
BUSINESS The prospects for the week
| upon which we enter to-day are better
than were those Of the past week the
month Is new and there are number OF
! buyers in the city.
The peerless Katie, VIM. Campbell,
master. A. McVay. clerk. is on hand re-
ceivng Mt the head of Canal street to
leave tomorrow ut =. IN. for Vicks-
burg. Natchez and all way landings
She oils the place OF the X. r.. Lee.
Tho easiest way to get to the Hot
Springs Ia via Shreveport All neces-
sary information can be obtained by
calling nj the Office Of the New Orleans
and Red River Transportation Company.
No III Gravicr street.
THE RuvER.-For full particulars OF
tho stage Of water In the Mississippi
aud its tributaries, we refer our readers
to the report from tho United States
Signal Service Department, ut tho head
Of this column.
For list of arrivals see marine column.
Tho lightning Willie. Il. X. Trinidad,
master Val Entr,ken. clerk. is receiv-
ing 10 leave Tuesday, 9Th inst. for Cam
den and all landings intermediate on
Ouachita and Black rivers.
The w J. Poitevent, J. B. Sullivan,
master. BOYLE and Robbins, clerks, Is
receiving to leave with dispatch for all
landings on Black river, Tensas and
Bayou Macon.
The "Blank's Line" packet, Lessie
Taylor, j. w, Blanks. master. Joe
; Holmes. clerk. leaves every Wednesday
Mt y. m, from tho head OF Common
street, for Ouachita City. Trenton. Mon
roe and all landings intermediate on
Ouachita and Black rivers.
Tho st. John. L. Bergeron. master,
leaves every Wednesday Mt u m. and
Saturday at y. IN. for Baton Rouge.
Tho line packet Col. A. i. kouns
, Mart Kouns, master. leaves Wednesday
It'll inst. for jefferson, Shreveport ano
all way landings.
Capt. Pink VarbIe has sold his three
tug boats at Louisville, and will. W,
learn from tho fOnvier-IoUndf. either
build or buy one powerful tow boat tt
| Uhke IneH I'ltctS.
The Chas. Morgan left Cincinnati FOL
this city on the 3d inst.
Capt Fred Blanks is having the
Ouachita Belle placed In perfect order
She vii be ready in time to carry our city
delegates to the Baton Rouge Convon
ton.
The Shreveport Times Of the lst inst
says.
) Tho signal service reports q fall o
4 T.
for the last twenty-four hours, leavInt
it sixteen feet above dead low water. o
a fall of thirteen feet from the highest
point this season.
insure us good navigation for some time
yet. 1t may not make much Of Il ris,
hero but will check the fall the whole
length Of tho river. and string out low
water navigation into July or August
1t was still rising at Fulton yesterday
with good stage of water to all points
on the upper river. The bayou ut JET
ferson is falling slowly, with scant five
feet above dead low water.
Tho lower river affords al sorts o
navigation for any class OF boats. The
heavy boats are not drawing out FOL
want OF water but for want Of business
Up freights are card rates. Cotton ou
81 80 per bale.
lBy Telegraph
BAYOU SARA, June To Hite 81 Car
Ii, No. Tchoupitoulas street. Will ar
rive on time. Will take freight fol
Bayou des Glaizes, connecting witt
, steamer Sallie. J. b. SCHMIDT,
, Clerk steamer Robt. Young.