The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-08
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.

STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
The New BART ABLE.-This superb
passenger packet leaves every Saturday,
at y. m. for Grand Ecore, Alexandria
and all way landings. Capt. DICK SIN
not commands. and Messrs. Hamilton,
Dowty. Voolfolk and Joffrion have
charge of the office.
Tug Bro INJUN This packet tbe
Natchez) hy far too well known TO need
praise ut our hand, leaves every Satur-
day at 5 y. m, for Vicksburg and oil
way landings.
FoR RED RIVER. The line packet 9.
RI Durfee, w. T. Boardman, master, w.
McCbesney, clerk, leaves at 5 p. m, for
Jefferson. Shreveport and all way land
ings.
Foa BArog RouGE-The st. John, }.
G. Bergeron, master, leaves every Wed
nesday at noon, and Saturday at >. IN.
for Baton Rouge and all way landings
FoR MASON AND TENsAs. s.-The W. y.
Pointevent. J. B. Sullivan, masteT
| Messrs. Boyle and Robbins clerks, will
leave on her last trip Of the season at
y. m. to-day.
THE WgATHER-Is warm and showery.
BUSINESS Has improved considerable
during the past two days.
Ho, FOR GRAND ISLE The steam yacht
G.. M. L., NJ. McSweeney, master, Leaves
the head of st. Louis street every Tues
day and Saturday at a. m. for this Ia
vorite watering place, touching at the
! head of Jackson street and Louisiana
avenue.
The Ouaehita Belle. for Bayou Sara
! in place OF the Gov. Allen-got OIL yes
! terday in style.
With the compliments OF the officers
of the New Bart Able, we were pre-
sented this morning with radish ol
the white variety-which weighed ex
actty five pounds. It was raised by Mr.
Dennis Chellette, of Grant parish.
A new hotel has been opened at Pom
Clear, and when we inform our readers
that an oldtime steamboat captain pre-
sides over it's destiny Van u. Gunni
son-and that it is open only to gentle
men. we think with the great unknown
poet, "nuf ced.
from Morning Press Dispatches
MEMPHIS, July River rose 2 inches
stands II feet 2 inches. Weather clear
Mercury 95. Arrived Ella, Arkansas
river. Departed Helena, Vicksburg
Capital City, Louisville; Robert Nit
chell, Parker, Cincinnati; Cherokee
New Orleans, the latter at midnlgh
last night.
SHnEvEpoRT, July Weather cloud,
and cool and threatening rain. Rive
rising slowly. No movement of steamers
VICKsBuRG, July THE river Is risini
slightly at thirty-eight feet five inches
Departed The A. j. White, for Mem
phfs; Morgan, for CINCINNATI Katie
FOR New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, July River - feet
inches, rising. Weather heavy, rain al
ternoon.
CAlno, July Arrived: st. Gene
We've, st. Louis, 5 p. m. River ~ feet
inches, rising. Weather clear and hot
LOUISVILLE, July Weather clear
River rising rapidly; feet inches Il
the canal.
ST. LOUIS, July Arrived: City 0
Vicksburg, Vicksburg. River ros
another foot up to noon, falling slowly
Mercury 30.
EVANSVILLE. July T. River falling
Weather clear and hot.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 7, 6 p. m:-Ba
rometor 20 80 Wind southeast, freah
Weather cloudy. No arrivals. Sailed
Steamship Morgan City,
PoRT EADs, La, July Wind south
east, light. Weather cloudy. Arrived
Steamship Knickerbocker, Mt :t5 p. m
Kemble, master, from New York, to a
Moulton No departures.
New YORK, July Arrived: Tybet
Arrived out: Otto Anterne, Birmine
ham, Lady Palmerston, Gaspee, A. NJ
Schweigaaod. JOS. r. Boyd, Ausga1
AcaopurnI Ipur