The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-12
and the present state OF stagnation will
give place to general activity.

and the present state OF stagnation will
I give place to general activity.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR OpELousAs.-The regular passen-
ger packet Robert Young, w. IL.
leaves every Wednesday at D. M, for
Washington. taking freight and passen-
gers for Hli landings on the Atchafalaya
and Bayou Boeuf AtSlmmsport she con-
meets with the light draft steamer Sallie
| for all landings on Bayou Des Glaizes.
The LIGHTNING WILLIE-In Place of
| the OuacItita Belle. This new light draft
and comfortable summer packet has
taken the place or the Ouachita Belle
and will fill 1t until the opening OF the
business season. Under command of
Trinidad in the Office, she will become
a favorite In the trade with both passen-
gers ard shippers. She leaves every
Wednesday at 5 p. NJ.
FoR RED RIVER. line packet
Lotus No 3, ID. ID. Dannals, MASTER
leaves for Jefferson, Shreveport and all
way landings intermediate, to-day ut 5
| y. m. She is a good boat, and her COM
mauder, Capt. Dave Dannals, Is too
we'll known to need recommendation
from our pen.
Vicksburg. Mary Ida for Upper Coast,
Frazer and Carrie A. Thorn for Lower
Coast.
ERATUM. - In our notice yesterday
evening of the steamer Katie, it APP
peared as though she would not leave
until Wednesday at s p. IN. The we'll
known puDctuality OF the officers OF the
Katie would have caused any one ac-
quainted with them to see through the
error at once, and the fact that the no.
fice was headed steamers Leaving
d stranger from going astray, IL he was
looking for a fine steamer to go up the
river on.
Capt. Frank Hicks and ALI Grierson
will have a boat in the trade between
this city and Memphis during the COM
ing cotton season.
THE New LEE.-From letter received
yesterday by Capt. McVay, from Capt
Cannon, we learn that the new Lee will
leave Cairo for this city on Saturday,
July %.
The superb Frank Pargoud, Jim
White, master, Curt. Holmes, clerk, is
receiving at the head OF Canal street,
and will leave for Vicksburg and the
Bends above, as far as Argyle, ut p.
m tomorrow.
The st. John. r. Bergerop, master,
leaves every Wednesday at noon and
Saturday at p. III. for Baton Rouge
and way landings.
The Mary Houston was sold at auc-
ton at Louisville, on the Sth inst, to
Fred. Leib for $500, cash. This was
certainly cheap.
Delegates from this city to the Baton
Rouge Convention will find it to their
interest to consult Capt. f. Bergeron
Of the St. John, or his agent, Capt. f..
o. Melancon, No. 80 Bienville street.
The st. John leaves Saturday, 22d inst, q,
at D. m., tor will lay over until Sunday
morning) and will remain at Baton
Rouge during the session of the Conven-
ton. Delegates and others will be enter
tanned on board during her stay. The
fare for the round trip will be placed at
moderate figure, due notice OF which
will be given.
dilapidated, and unless some attention
is soon given them they will not be in a
fit condition for the coming season.
THE HoT SPRINGS. 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 Ill Gravier street.
Hol FOR GRAND IsLE.-The steam
yacht II. nj. L., NJ. McSWeeney, master,
leaves as above every Tuesday and
Saturday, at 2 a. M, from the head Of
st. Louis street, touching, both going
and coming, at the head Of Jackson
street and Louisiana avenue. Fare ::
80 SO.
At last accounts Red River was rising.
Capt. Kenison is having the Trento
put in thorough repair, preparatory To
entering the Opeiousas trade.
lBy Telegraph
VIcEsBURa, July Ito J. B. Woods
Il Co., IO4 Common street: The steamer
Grand Republic will arrive Thursday
evening, and leave for ST. Louis Satur-
day, 18th, at 5 p. m. positively.
J. p. YOUNG, Clerk.
The Bonnie Lee will follow the Lotus
No. 3 in the Red River line. She leaves
Saturday, 18th, at y. m.