The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-13
NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1877.

feet stroke. Twenty five thousand dollars is
| said to haye been the price paid,
Com. y; 4; Parisot has turned oyer the G eom 4,
R Philips Of the la700 valley to Capt W. b.
The veteran, Capt. E., b. Trinidad, backs his
lightning Willie out to-day for Camden.
The elegant steamer st. Mary. Capt Joe Dali
feres' recent purchase. was brought to the land
ing yesterday. and Is receiving to leave this D..
fourche to Laurel Valley. In the st. Mary Capt.
Dalferes has a most excellent boat for she is
fine, fast, and Is large carrier. As he has done
his level best in the way OF packet, he conf
IDENTIFY relies. on, the encouragement of his
numerous friends through their patronage.
a May at 10 a. EdgsE ksoe
affabls and accomplished clerk. has charge OF
CART ?. A. Charlet's Assumption. one of the
finest and fastest boa's that ran to the La
fourche, due last night from the bayou, leaves
% n at lG me- pay an; RaEgpar ate nd
Joe Lagroue are her clerks.
The Katie 2. Kountz was at Little Rock last
The Thompson Dean arrived Sunday even
ing, having made very successful trip to Mem
phis and return She returns again tomorrow.
The Dean is unsurpassed as passenger steam
or and will be an attraction among the depart
The James Howard, the regular Thursday
Memphis aud bend packet will arrive to leave
on time. The Howard also has superior pas
senger accommodations.
The independent, and sidewheel passenger
The Frank Pargoud, for the bends to Green
vile, leaves Thursday as usual
We have on several occasions mentioned the
fact that the Belle was en- route from the Ohio
for the purpose OF entering the upper coast
trade. To-day her, advertisement appears in
another column. The Belle is No 1 boat and
will make daily trips to Bonnet Csrre as a Blue
Wing line packet. She is due here Thursday,
by which time the name of her captain and
The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 1880 a.. m
from Bienville street for WestWego. running in
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
The M. l. upper coast daily line packet Mary
Ida j. A. kulz in Gomma nd leaves to-day at
The Henq2 sts hn A seo maser
Landry clerk leaves to-day at 10 a. m. for the
coast, Donalds9nville and the Lafourche;;
The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
Company steamer Martha, W. s. Bassett mas
ter Q. Legier clerk. leaves this u IN. promptly
The feet and elegant LESSEE Taylor, M. Ken
ison in command, Eug: .Quatrevaux clerk.
leaves to-day without fail for the Atchafalaya,
tnrough to Washington.
| Campbell master, Mr.. A. McVay in charge of
the off g. leaves this p. M as usual for Vieks-
'P lie Dawn, Chas. =. Truslow master. Chaa.
W. Drown clerk, leaves day at 5 D. m. for
Alexandria and Grand Ecore.
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transpota-
ton Company steamer Willie. e. B. Trinidad
! master leaves to- day at .. m. for the Ouachita
'n The Cold 81 Dust, e. W. Gould master, E. W.
| Gould, Jr.. clerk. leaves to-day at 5 .. m. for
Memphis, Cairo and St Louis.
The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
| Company steamer Alvin, w. r. Scovell master,
| leaves TO- morrow at y m. for Port Eads:
The Blue Wing will arrive this evening and
leave as usual tomorrow at 10 a. m.
The Ouachita Belle due last nightfrom Bayou
| Sara, will leave again Tomorrow at D. M, her
| regular day, without fail John c. Libano COM
mands, John H. Mossop clerk.
The New Orleans and Ouachifa Transporta-
| ton Company's United States mail steamer
John Wilson, Joe Holmes master T. G.. Cornwell
| clerk, leaves tomorrow promptly for Ouachita
City.
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
| ton Company's steamer Maria Louise. carrying
the United States mail leaves Tomorrow at
D. m. for Shreveport. Fl. J. Brinker In COM
mand, Eug. Barrow clerk.
The regular weekly Vicksburg and Yazoo
packet Yazoo Valley. w. B. Philips master. John
7. Hall clerk, leaves tomorrow, as usual, at
5 2. m.
The Memphis and Bend packet Thompson
Dean. J. H. Pepper master Frank Beck, Jr.. and
Val Entriken clerks. leaves tomorrow at D. N
The regular Baton Rouge and coast packet
| st. John, J. ? McElroy master J. G. Bergeron
clerk, leaves Tomorrow at 10 a. IN.