The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-26
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday Mornjpg, March 20.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday Morning, March 10. !
knaiyAhs, Isabel, Emma, Belle ogShreyepart,
Tronton.
10 Aavrn--Blue Wing No. 8, Eva, Upper
Coast; Ell4 Hugbes, j. II. Henna, Cotton Val
lev John Howard, Onacaita Q. I'll. DurFee, Col.
A. z. Kouns, Maria Louise. Red River; Nobcrt
| Mitchell, golden City, Thompson Dean, Raven
aud bargeH, Ohio; Assumption. Henry Iele, La
| fourghe; W. ). puitevent, Tenaas and mueon
| Grand Republic, Warner and barges, st. Louis
Katie, viekabu 4; 81. John, Baton Rouge; Gov.
| Allen, Bayou Sara Bertha, opelousas.
| Weather yesterday waa cloudy and wntfy.
| The disehafgng OF tho Belle Of Shreveport
| was the only event occurring yesterday to break
the ettllness OF The sabbath day.
Tho Cincinnati Eaq,tf,a. OF the 23d says:
'.Ihe Thompson Dean left for New Orleans
last night with 500 tons freight and engage.
ments below for oil ahefoonld carry. She had
| over tifty cabin passengers. y number OF whom
were round trip excnrsionists, including Mrs.
deffroy, ofthe Gibson House; Mrs. Safer, OF the
Burnet House; Mrs. Capt. ]. 8. Jones, Mre.
Barns and Mrs. Hampton. The Dean laid here
until $3.50 last night In order to await party
from New York, who had engaged ono entire side
of tho ladies' cabin by telegraph
The Dean In advertised in another column to
leave on return trip Saturday next, the 31st inst.
The Robert Mitchell is elso advertised TO leave
Wednesday for the Ohio. She Ia fine steam
boat to travel on, in every sense OF the word.
James Paul commands. Mr. Frank stein, most
report having been circulated that tho Eva
was not ipsurable, Capt. Ransom requests us TO
81 ate In oontradio ion that the Eva Is insured in
the Commercial Insurance Company.
Tho Trenton, leaving to-day for the coast and
Lsfourehe goes through TO Thlbodaux.
The Tom Parker, l., r. DeaheuHsaye master
leaves Wednesday, sure, for Black and Bout
rivers through 0 Point Jefferson.
The Col. A. p. Kouns, of the New Orleans and
Rcd River TRANSPORTATION Company, s receiving
Ia ao nd pF nr @hreypDDrt JpffprEOn
Mart Kouns In command, Isaac Kouns clerk.
Off to-day for Baton Rouge at o p. NJ, the st.
John. such confidence have they In Capt Ber-
geron that the people on the Coast could DO as
easily persuaded that Christmas and the Fourth
n July were one and the same as that the st.
John would fail to pass up or down on her regu-
lar days.
The Henry Teto leaves to-day for Bayou La
fous che.
The peerless Robt. q. Lee will be found at
the landing this morning receiving TO leave to-
morrow for Vioksburg and ell mail landings,
Captain William Campbell in command, Mr.. A.
McVay in the office, assisted by Captain John
Moasop.
We are glad to sea tho grand Lee once more in
lire, and hope the days may be m ny before che
has occasion to stop again. We suppose, after
seeing her of tomorrow, Captain Cannon will
return to his Florida home.
Capt. Canton has placed handsomely gded
pair Of horns on the Emma. Capt. Canton be-
neves that for speed and regularity she is fairly
entitled to them, and there are many others OF
the same opinion.
packet Eva, Louis Ranscn master, N. Ransom
and Geo. O. Heno clerks, leaves tomorrow at 10
a. m. for the Ben Tureaud plantation.
The regular tr-weekly Lower Coast packet
Emma, O. Canton, Jr., master, J. j. Donovan
clerk, leaves tomorrow at p. m. promptly.
The semi weekly Coast and Baton Rouge
packet, st. John, f. Bergeron, master, j. G. Ber-
geron, clerk, leaves to-day at p, m.
The Gov. Allen will leave to-day at p. m.
for Bayou Sara and all mail landings. T. J. Brown,
master, s. s. atreck. clerk.
The regular Mo day and Thursday Coast and
Bayou Lsf Jurcne packet trenton, in place of the
~. Poitevent, leaves this p. m. U. ID. Terre-
bonnie master, Gabe b. ck, clerk.
The new fleet and handsome New 0rlesns and
0uachita Transportation Companys steamer
John FL. Hanna lin place OF the uuachi'a Beile),
J. w. BanRs master, Joe Holmes clerk, leaves
Wednesday, as usual, for Ouachlta City. See
her advertisement in another column.
The Berths will leave Wednesday, as usual, for
the Atchafalaya through to Washington. FL. 81.
Broad master, Theo. John clerk.
The steamer Gold Dust leaves fer Ohio River
Tuesday, at pm.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
!. CINCINNATI, March 23.--The Rising Sun Nesos
of the 10th says:
Giant J. O Grace has finished up a fatboat
here. which will be loaded and started South
Enext week. Ha has purchased 100 tons of ice
nun Eshmsn,s lie house, and viii s'top ont with
Jour Ies whole cargo g vii sdaa Be ., dis dis
Y New Orleans. The
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