The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17
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| ARRIVALS Isabel, Emma, Eva, Eureka. Nat
chez, Bart Able, Yaseo Valley, John Z. Moore
| DEPARTURES. Isabel, Emma, ST. John, Coy.
| Allen. Henry rete, Bismarck,
To AHRifE--Era No. ., Trenton, Lsfourehe:
| Blue Wing No. 8, Upper Coast, Emma, tsa-
bel, Lower Coast: Mary Houston. Charles Nor
gan, Cincinnati, John A. seuduer, ST. Louis,
Weather yesterday clear and very pleasant.
business was not very active ON the landing.
Yesterdays Press dispatches announced The
sinking OF The new Flofanoe Myer at Little Hook,
with cargo of 1000 bales cotton.
The Era No. D.. IN place OF tile Assumption,
leaves to-day for Lsfgareha.
Lower Coast stsamboattnen are again com
planning Of several seboehers that have been al.
lowed 10 lay nj their landing the past few DAYS.
It's no use TO complain. they are thar. and thar
will stay until ready 10 go.
The aset and handsome Maria Louise, better
known 40 the ''gilt edge" leaves to-day posi-
lively at p. M. for Shreveport The Louise
sails under The celors Of the Red River Trans
p5rtation Company. She is boat that never
fails 10 arrive or leave on time and has never yet
fell short OF the expectations of her patrons
proof positive OF which is the very large amount
of business she does.
Capt. L. Heno becomes one OF The clerks of the
Upper Coast packet Eva next Monday. Capt.
Ransom ID fortunate In procuring the services OF
Capt. Heno. He Ia well known, popular and
very reliable clerk, and will be valuable con.
tfibutor 10 the success OF the Eva,
The Mary Ida has been let off the docks. She
was not heightened.
The renowned iron steamer John T. Moore ar
rived yesterday from Mobile, and leaves to-day
at y. m, FOR Shreveport The Moore has been
brought here to FIJI The Dugan's place In the
Planters Reform Line, and In The words OF the
man. whom everybody knows. her builder and
former captain, is again ia command. tirrepres.
siblel Andy Swain, WHO gave ifs TO the Planters
Reform Line, and who proposes to keep life in
it, Though the hsaveus fall, has charge of the
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Gulf Cits'a most popular clerks.
The Chss. Mcdonald, which passed down
Tuesday with tow Of coal to Port Bads. re.
turned yesterday,
The GhAs. Morgan will arrive Tomorrow and
leave Wednesday for Cincinnati.
See special notice, in another part of this paper.
Of Capt. Andy Swain, late of tho Il. w. Dugan.
An exchange says the Sandy has been sold nj
Shreveport aud John Ong placed in command |
Capt. Ball has gone TO ST. Louis.
Don't forget the Bart Able. fhe leaves to-day |
sure at p. m, for Alexandria and Grand Ecore. |
Combining speed, safety, comfort aud regularity |
she IL tae boat for tho trade. Capt sinnott has |
q special notice In another part OF this PAPER TO |
which attention Ia called.
The fine and fHvotite passenger Hteamer Mary
Houston will be found Mt the landing this morn
ing from the Ohio, and will leave for Cincinnati
Tuesday next. The Miller Brothers, Charlie and
Elliott, are on the Houston. They are cards that
never fail TO draw.
The old H. 4. Turner, loaded with hay. is lay
ng at the upper landing.
The tug ]. N. Roberts, Roberts. master, with
arrived yesterday morning al the head Of Lafay-
Ute street. Capt. Roberts wants purchaser for
he whole kis, including tho tug.
The Kate Kinney Ia loading for ST. Louis.
The very regular Upper Coast packet Eva,
Iouis Ransom master, Norbert Ransom and Geo
j Heno clerks, leave to-day promptly ut 10 q. m.
or the Ben Tureaud Plantation. The Eva ia n
ri-weekly packet, makes the run each way In
snylisht, and pays prompt attention to business.
or Alexandria and Grand Ecore. Richard Sim
ott master. Geo. Hamilton clerk,
The NHteheS for Vieksburg and ell mail land
age, leaves to-day at p. m. Capt. Thos. p.
Gathers in command.
The Sandy No. 2, for the Atchafalaya through
3 Washington, leaves to-day ut s p. m. A.P. {
ronsdale commands, j. B. sohmit clerk.
The gilt edge Maria Louise, Of the New Or
'ans aud Bed River Transportation Company,
'aves to-day ut 8 p. m. for Shreveport. I'll. J,
tinker, master, Eugene Barrow, clerk.
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transporta- :
on Company steamer John Howard, ?. @. Mont
emery, master. =. r. Perry and Val. Entrikep, /
erks, leaves to-day at p. m. for Camden /
I'D all way points ON the Ouachita
The Merchants and Planters Independent /
acket Cotton Valley, leaves to-day at S D.
!. for oil landings on the ouachita, through to =
Joe Carlton In command, Messrs. y
truth and Haskell. clerks.
The Charles B. Church leaves to-day at p. m. n
r Memphis, Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati, r
=: Patterson master, John Hambleton clerk.
The Ashland, Capt. John A. Williams clerk Mr.. +
3. Alexander, leaves to-day ut 5 p. M, without
il, for Vicksbnrg Memphis and all Bend land Fl
go.
[By Telegraph ,
FIcKsBuRa, March 16.-To Wayne b Williams,
ew Orleans: Steamer Charles Morgan will ar !,
7e Sunday and leave on Wednesday, March q, &
r Louisville and Cincinnati. 81
ALBERT STEIN, Master.