The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-31
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NlEtauE GOROM. sergt. Big. Der. y. 3. 4.
Ahn1vA1s Isabel, Frank Pargoud, Mary Ida,
nrpaaruars, Blue Wing No. ., Robt.
Young Lesse Taylor, j. H. Hanna, Ton, Parker.
Lotus Mo. D. Robt. Mitchell.
10 ARRIVE Eureka, Assumption. Ella Hughes.
Iafeurehe; Thompson Dean, Golden City. Uncin4
natl; blue wing No. ., Robert. Young, upper
coast; Gov. Alien, Bayou Sara; Bart Able, He'd
river: Centennial, VI. Louis; Natches. Vicksburg.
The weather yesterday Was cloudy, with stih
wind through the greater part OF the dss; rpm
IA ID business, Ii Is the same old story--the
last Oh the month, and very dull. On this ac-
count, and tn accommodate shippers. Capt. Tay
lor laid the Era Mt. 10 over to Saturday, when
she will positively leave for BBuf river.
WHAaFAaE--rH WAY WE DisURiHirATH The
John III. Hanna pave slg60 40 q year. lhis, ON
HI, investment Of t35, co. is nearly per cent. A
piece of properly Of like value In the cy Is taxed
1901 B0-nice discrimination, ait't Ill
Fhe Tom Parker, the smallest steamboat run
MINI. here, pays "a 30 whsr iage, 1hs Grand Re-
public. the largest, stbe 70; they are both al
lowed Id lay here Ave days, after which they
both nav nd per DAY. Nice discrimination, amt 1t
CAPT. Vented had two boilers made here ior
the llila Hughes. Il cost him $40 wharfage to
take them ON, Nice discrimination In Favor oil
home enterprise, ain't it
Al boat that makes weekly trips pays the came
ratio of wharfage each trip that any other boat
does that comes here only once 10 one or two
The Golden Rule pays here 600 80 wharfage
and ID entitled TO ave days at the landing; IL enc
lays here seven days over that time she has TO
pay ss5 additional, or $40 30 for twelve days.
she goes 10 Cincinnati, lays there twelve days
and pays % 80 for the whole time. Nice discri1n-
inasion, Rin'tit2
News was received here yesterday that freights
In Sd. Louis had been fixed at i2hs cents per 100.
and that the Grand Republic would leave there
Saturday, pool Or no pool.
MIR Charles Burdean, son OF Capt ]. T, Bur.
deau, was married last evening to Mics Mamie,
daughter of CAPT J. A. Aiken, President OF the
IN. q. and He'd Kiver Transportation Company.
The Centennial lie advertised to leave for st.
Louis Saturday.
Cart, Geo. Lord found valuable package on
Grayler street yesterday The owner can have 1t
BY proving property and paying for this notice.
Mr. Geo. Nj. Woods, of the Blue Wing No. B. s
expected To arrive daily. We learn that one of
Ale objects Of hlr. Woods visit West was to con-
tract for new coast packet.
the new Golden City, ]. D. Hegler master, 8.
Mcintyre clerk, will arrive toamorrow evening
from the Ohio, and return Saturday, Capt. Hegler
aays positively.
The Frank Pargoud has been laid up for re.
pairs and the elegant and fleet Katie put Ia her
place. The pargoud has made this season thirty
three tfips, and has brought here 6o,509 bales
cotton and sD,bg9 sacks cotton sesd. The Par
gond has been faithful boat, and holds "the
edge ne few other steamboats, have done. She
looks De well az when she fret came out, and lie
worthy co.laboref with such boats as the Lee.
Attention il called TO the Grand Tse Hotel aud
Billy Collins advertisements in another column.
Mere than ordinary attractions are offered at this
famous Teaort this year, and we doubt not but
that IL will be the mest popular iii the Southern
country.
We are In receipt of a communication, signed
s'Mfates, Pilots and Engineers" with request
that we insert 1t In our column. We cannot do
E4wt h& communication
anonymous one.
Ii particularly called to the fact that the Eureka
Id the only departure to-day fer the bayou. She
leaves regularly every lhursday and Monday at
The Natchez Ia due tonight from vicksburg
and will return. AZ usual, Saturday.
The Brit Able leaves Saturday, Us usual. for
Alexantiia aud Grand Ecore.
The daslight tri.weekly upper coast packet
Blue Wing No. 3, will arrive this evening and re-
turn Saturday as usual
The Golden ltnle being unable to get away yea
tHrday, leRyes to-day, sure, at r. M, FOR Men,
n phis, Cairo, Louisville aud Cincinnati. o. Z.
Shinkie commands, w. II. Shaw cle.k.
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton uonipany's steamer Texas. Geo. w. Rea mas
ter, II. Q. Bossman clerk, leaves Saturday, with
out fail, ut s p. M, for Shreveport.
The w. j. poitevent IL at tho landing receiving
to leave Saturday for the Tensas and Macon. J.
! b. sullivan master, J. l., Robbins clerk.
The Thompson DIAN, due to arrive last night
at 10 o'clock, leaves Saturday for the Ohio. She
II one of the finest on the river, aE well AZ one OF
the fastest. Capt. W. d. Miller commands, J. b.
jones clerk.
The Painter No. 2 left yesterday with two
barges, one loaded with $4,000 bricks and $1,000
feet lumber for plantation on the coast the
other with two boilers and lot OF bricks, states
md lime for q plantation at the Lafourche cross
the Katie, in place OF the Frank psrgoud, J.
MI. White master, W. N. Calmes clerk, leaves to.
day at p. IN. for vicksburg, Greenville and all
Bend landings.
the semi. weekly coast and Bayou Lafourche
packet Eureka leaves to-day at 8 p. m, for Thibo-
daux u. ID. Terrebonne commands, I. A. OAR
ling and Il. D, Terrebonne clerks.
The regular Monday and Friday coast and
BAYOU Lafourche packet Henry Tete, ]. Il. Au-
coin master, NJ H. Landry clerk, leaves to-mor-
row at 10 =. m.
The semi.wet ky coast and Baton Rouge packet
80. John. Frank Bergeron master, J. .. Bergeron
clerk, leaves tomorrow at II m, punctually.
The Coast and Bayou Sara United ates mail
packet Gov. Alien, ]. J. Brown master, 8. b.
Streck clerk, leaves tomorrow at p. N.
The steamers Henry Iete and Eureka, from
II Thibodaux, arrived yesterday afternoo
The steamer Clarksvile, from Vckshurg,
having the steamer stella Block in tow, arrived
i last evening, and after towing the Stella Block
over to The classic shores OF Aisiers returned to
this side. Had rs freight cotton and 2l62 sacks
cotton seed.
lBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS, Nay 29.-To Douglas 3 Winburn.
IS Natchez street: The steamer Golden City
will arrive Friday evening and leave for Louis
vile and Cincinnati Saturday, June ., positively.
J. ID. HEGLER, Master.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-The following list OF old
boats is compiled by Capt. Handlan for the En-
aulrer from log kept by Capt. Joseph Pierce
and sons, Underwriters Inspectors fer this city
and dates back to 1871 The list will be published
in alphabetical order, and gives the place and
date OF building, tonnage and where lost, and
whether high or low pressure:
LETTER NJ.
Mama. Orleans, Philadelphia, 1918, TONNAGE
1873 low pressure aisysyille, Maysviiie 1918, tom
mage 900, worn out 1926; Mani attain, New York,