The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10
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NELSON GOROM. Bergt. Sig. Der. U. q. A.
AnRtvAtis-IsHbel, Assumption, Robert Young,
Mary Ida Gov. Allen, Ut. John, Geo. Spangler,
Commonwealth.
DnrAaruaHs Isabel, Martha. Robert Young.
Mary Ida, Frank Pargoud.
TO ARRIvE-Ella hughes, Robert Young. La
fourche; Mary Ida, Eureka, upper coast: Isabel
Eva, lower coast q, 7. 5cheneE, Cincinnati.
Trenton. Opeousas; Texas, Red river; Yazoo
Weather pleasant; business quiet.
Capt. Delahoussaye left yesterday for st.
Mary.
to-day, az usual, for Baton Rouge.
The Katie was taken from the landing yester-
day.
Bee The Alien and La Belle advertisement in
The ELLA Hughes will be the only departure for
The Lafourche tomorrow. A clerk will be found
to-day at the head Of Bienville street receiving
freight.
The Yazoo Valley IL. the regular mail packet
for VicHsburg tomorrow In place OF the Natchez.
The lower coast United States mail and pas
senger steamer Martha will arrive to-day aud
/ leave tomorrow at y. m. for Port Eads Capt.
w. H. DRssett commands.
Capt. Alfred Ruiz, OF the Rice Farmer and
Ernest Hinehardt, the clever second clerk of the
Eva, have our thanks for favors.
Ohas. w. Case N Bro. at their shop, No. . Gus
tomhouse street, corner Front, are prepared TO
do all kinds Of steam and water fittings and
brass work. They are skillful, reliable ard prac-
tical workmen, and charge nothing more than
living prices. Try them.
Red river Ia falling steadily. La the last eight
days the fall amounts to 30 inches, an average
OF 4ss inches day. AT this rate the bottom will
/ soon be on top, except for the Highest class OF
i boats.
4 The Red River Transportation Company are
4 pushing the work on their new boats, building
expressly for low water, with all possible speed
their barges are en- route In tow OF the Alvin, and
4 though old Red does become troublesome the
COMPANY will be found master Of the situation.
The Blue Wing after undergoing complete
u overhaulng, will be at the landing this mori log
receiving to leave tomorrow, OF 10 a. M, for the
coast, Donaldsunvile, and the Ashland Plantation.
New Oorros. Capt. Dick Sinnott telegraphed
yesterday TO II. W. Adams. agent. u Commercial
Place, that the Texas would arrive this morning,
8 having on board bale Of new cotton from Game
Il river The first bale by the river last year was
Il received on the 4th Of August, and the year be.
fore on the 9Th Of August. The Texas 10 In the
place of the Bart Able, and will leave again TO-
IL morrow. Capt. Geo. Hamilton is chief clerk.
Il The Atlantic, with two barges, was due last
night. She has 25 900 bushels bulk corn and a.
DOG packages miscellaneous freight
Capt. johnson, OF Mobile, did not buy the Era
No. Q, other parties from Mobile did, aud the con-
summation Of the sale awaits the arrival OF one
#of the purchasers from the interior of Alabama.
Ii The steamer III. John, from Baton Rouge, ar
The steamer tlen' snanolerI from a. Martina.
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of sugar. Ia 300 feet 81 lumber and large lot Of
sundries.
arrived NJ her wharf last evening. with al ne trp
Eof Western produce.
The Red River TRANSPORTATION Company's
steamer, Col. A. z. Kouns was brought to the
landing yesterday and ID receiving to leave 10 NOR
row IoT shreyeport Cant. Mart Kouns In com
mend, Isaac II. Kouns clerk.
The lower coast United States mail packet Eva,
John Taylor master, John o. vallette, clerk,
leaves this 10 q. m. for the coast through to Port
FL The fine steamer Assumption lin place of the
Henry Tetel, leaves this 10 .. IN. for the coast
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| BAYOU SARA, Aug. 9.-To Lord Mcpeake
rTived tonight; leaves Saturday, positively, for
pelousas. JAMES L. Robbins,
Is# Master Steamer Trenton.
| sCousuArrA. Aug. g.-To Jos. A. Aiken Only
rec and half feet of water here and above.
! sver falling fast
Hi O. p. TRUSI,OW. Master Steamer Dawn.
syrcEsruno Aur. g.-.To Douplas & Winburn.
! <. as Natchez street Steamer u. p. Hchenck
Al arrive Saturday and leave for Louisville and
acnuati on Tuesday the 14th, positively
| ]. T. CARTER. Master.
/ ALEXANDRIA,. Aug. 9.-ro n. W, Adams. agent:
II Aamer Texas will arrive Friday morning with
II In bale OF cotton from Person. on Cane river.
Ia consigned to o. Chopin.
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III Captain Steamer Texas.
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