The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
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FUplnw high water marx 81 lHf4s
NELSON auHoM. Berg's, Big. Ser. U. 8. A.
Ion, Mary Ida. Cor. Alen, VI. j. Peite.sns, va
pnpAarpsHs- Isabel Mary Ids, Trenton,
Charles Morgan, Frank Parspud.
10 ARRIVE Emma, ISABEL Lover Goa
Eva, Mary Ida, Upper Coast. Ashland, Gold
DnAt, Thompson Dean. Cincinnati; Glencoe
Commonwealth, ~. Louis; La Belle, Bonnie Lee.
Fannie Tatum, Texas, Irotus No. ., Bart Able,
Ouachita. Grand Republic, Memphis.
The weather yesterday was decidedly disa-
greeahle, for II was dark, old and dfizzng.
TOO much rain aud Washihston's birthday for
business, .,,.- 49,.
they raided the remaining barrel houses, were TO
make start, by way OF getting their hands in,
by tearing up the wharf In front of their station,
IL Ia IN dangerous and diapidated condition
end needs rebuilding, which would have TO be
done were our suggestion carried Into effect.
The A. q. Donnally, Capt. Henry Y. Hart. is
receiving TO leave tomorrow. without fail, for
Cincinnati. Louisville and oil intermediate points
on the Ohio The Donblly Ia q large. fhe, new
steamer. has most excellent passenger aceotnn,o-
aation. all under the watehfnl eye Of her gentle.
manly ard efficient chief clerk. Mr.. I'D. Dom
nally. and 10 good boat 10 patranise.
The H. W. Dngan lays over until 9 ?. m. TO,
morrow. Her agents, Messfs. John Jsnney and
other part Of cur paper. TO which the attention OF
shippers and passengers 10 called
The glt-edge boat OF The New Orleans and
Ouaehita Transportation Company, the fleet
Ouaehita City, Capt. joe Holmes 10 command.
The Hanna has regular connections with oil OF
the tributaries. forwarding freight through with
out delay. Bee her ADJ ertisement.
Capt. Jerry snlivan's Tensss and Macon pack.
Ell W.J. Foitevent, arrived Wednesday night and
ia rnrptviJap fnr n rntttrn trim.
q Passengers and shippers for the Upper Coast,
as far 40 the ben Tufeand plantation, bear lii
mind that the Eva, Capt. Louis Ransom, Messrss
serssl sss y aud as a1ee 'sfs .yss
packet, making three trips week, and In meet
ing with considerable success
The Lower Coast packet Walnon. z, E. barry,
MASTER ID. u. Barry, clerk, leaves to-day ~ IL o..
The ,ri.weeEly Lower uoas. packet Emma
leaves TO- morrow at p. IN. for the Franklin Rice
Mills. Oliver Canton, Jf,, master, J.J. Donovan,
clerk.
The semi weekly Coast and Baton Rouge pack
eli 81. John. Frank BergeroB, master, ]. O. Der.
aeron, clerk, leaves to-day at Ia M. pune
tually,
The Coast and Bayou Sara United States mail
packet Gov, Allen, j, J. Brown, master. b. b.
btreck clerk leaves to-day at 8 D, m,
The q. II. Durfes, OF the New Orleans and Red
master, W. Ii. Mcuhesney, clerk. leaves to-day al
5p, m. for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The PlantefH' Reform lse packet n. W. Du=
gan, Andy Swain, master, JAS Kennedy, clerk,
leaves tomorrow At 9. p. N. for Shreveport and
all way landings on He'd River.
The New.OfleHns aud Ouaehita Transportation
Company steamer Bastie p, Gus Hodge MASTER
]. Z. Mohr clerk, leaves to day at p. IN. for
Bayou Bartholomew and way landings on the
Ouaehta and Black rivers.
Tho renow ned passenger steamer James How.
ard, u. II. Pegram master, j. III. Ohasssng clerk,
leaves to-day atb p. m, Tor Memphis, Cairo and
81. Louie.
The fleet Bart Able leaves tomorrow at 8 D. M.
for Alexandria and Grand Eeore. Richard Sin.
mott master, Geo. Hamilton clerk.
t1The Natehes, for vieksburg and all mail land.
ilRp, leaves Tomorrow 40 8 y. M. Capt. Thos.
i. Leathers in command.
The sandy No. 2, for the Atehafalaya through
to Washington, leaves 10 morrow at 5p. IN. A..
II. Tfousdale commands, A. Meynier, ST., clerk.
The Bidewheei steamer Lin Belle, OF the New
0rleans and Red River Transportation Company,
leaves ta-morrow at y. m. for Shreveport. M.
N. Wood, master, Roger Boyle, clerk.
The shannon. laying over from yesterday.
leaves to-day at p. m. fer Camden aud ell way
landings on the ouachits and Black rivers. John
DeHaft, master, w. A. hraeFaiin, clerk
Tho oarondeet, with big trip, will be found
81 the landing this merning, receiving to leave
for Memphis.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 21,--aeorge Richie. pilot OF
the Glencoe, eontemplates quitting the river
after making the present trip. Ho will engage
In the painting business In st, Louis In connso.
ton with w. r. Perry.
The I'd. Louis Merchants Exchange In moving
In the matter of cheap wharfage.
Capt. Phil AnHchutz came mp from Madison
yesterday on the mail boat. He says that more
than shalt of tho Calumet 10 out of water
and the remainder will DO entirely dry to morrow
or next day. He says that the plan Of upright
ing her by means OF ropes and tackle would not
work. He has, therefore, abandoned that tack,
and will now go to work in getting the freight out
of the hold, when he will gil her eide 10 the water
with oil barrels, caulk the hull up tight, and
when the river rises pump air into her hold. by
that means he will DO will be able to ges her
aAoai. Capt. Ansehutz states that the cylinders
are still holding TO the hull, but the boilers are
gone.
Capt. VIM. ysndergrift, q well.known coal oil
operator, and an old-time etesmbeatman, died nj
Oil City yesterday, aged 70 years.
The Hawk was three months and Ave days
making the round trip TO New orlesns.