The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27
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ARRIVALS Henry Tete, Mary Ida. Eva. Gold
Dust, st. John. Gov. Allen, Katie, Tensas. John
| Howard.
DEPARTURES Isabel Emma, Eva. Trenton,
| Henry Tete, Gov. Alien, b. JOAN.
| 10 Asatyrs-Helry Tete, Assumption. Trenton,
Iafourohe. Eva. Blue Wing No. 3, Upper Goast;
Commonwealth. 81 Louis; Fannie Tstum, Ma
ria Louise Kate Kinney. Dol. A.. L. heuns,. Lo-
tue Ne. O., Red River; Grand Republic, Mem
rara. Bertha. Era No. 10, Atchafalays; Ouaohita
Belle, Stella Block, Cotton Valley, Tom Parker.
oaaohta Frank Psrgeud, areenville Isabel,
| Emma, Lower Coast; Golden City, Golden Rule.
| Robert Mitchell. Cincinnati.
The weather was cloudy and rather cool yes
| terday. A change IL very much desired just nj
| this time. Warm weather for the planters and
| rain for the steambostmen 10 what is needed.
| Business rather dull on the landing. sstis-
factory chan o In the political horizon would pro-
duoe change equally ~ satisfactory in business
| here.
The large and truly magnificent Grand Repub.
| Ito, w, II. Thorwegan, master. George Miltehber-
ger. clerk, leaves for Memphis and the bends
| Thursday.
The Ashland IL on berth for trip to Memphis.
The new and fine passenger steamer Gold Dust
arrived Sunday night from the Ohio. and is re-
| oeivng TO return Thursday for all points through
| to Cincinnati The Gold Dust is under the COM
| mand of Captain Il. FL. Voolfolk, with MesHrs. H.
| w. Gould, Jr.. and Lee Crane In the Office.
| Capt. Jerry Eullivan's Tensas and Macon packet
W. j. Poitevent 10 ct the landing, ready to leave
on the first news of water from that section,
which Is daily looked for. Mr. j. L. Robbins IL
hoe chief clerk.
The Era No. is laid up fer brief period,
and was taken over the river yesterday evening.
Passengers for the Ohio today bear in mind
thai the Thompson Dean leaves surely this even
ing. Rooms never go begging on the Dean. and
an early whit for choice IL always made by the
kno wing once. Capt. Jones IL always oa hand in
the ofiioe and IL Ii said that the atfabe manner
| ia which he registers names, and receives money,
| ia one OF the features OF the tip.
The John Howard, OF the New Orleans and
| Ouaobita Transportation Company. VIII be at the
lsndipg this morning receiving to leave to.naer-
through to Camden. P. 8. Montgomery in com.
| mand, t. II. Perry and Pine Bntriken clerks.
The semi-weehiy Lower Coast packet wsloon,
2. Il. Barry, master. Ed. II. Barry, clerk, leaves
for the Lee Plantation to-day at 4 =: m.
The Assumption, Capt, Joe Dalferss, leaves
this p. m. for Bayou Lafourehe.
The ifeet and superb Katie, VIM. Campbell,
master, Mesers. McVay and Mossop, clerks,
leaves to-day at D. M. In place OF the II. ID.
Lee, for yiekeburg and all mail landings.
The fine steamer Texas, OF the New Orleans
and Red River Transportation Conpanv, leaves
to-day Mt 5 p. m. for Shreveport and Jefferson.
Geo. w. Rea in command, II. @. Bossman,
clerk.
The elegant Ohio River passenger steamer
Thompson Dean leaves to-day for Memphis,
Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati. Capt w. B.
Miller In command, John q. Jones, an efficient
and attentive clerk, in the office.
The steamer John Howard, from Camden,
arrived yesterday afternoon with fair trip, part
tf which was 1901 bales cotton.
The tri-weekly Lower Coast packet Emma
leaves tomorrow at p. M, for the Franklin
Rice Mills. Oliver Canton, Jr., master, J. J.
Donovan. clerk.
The Bertha viii leave tomorrow. ~ usual. for
the Atchafalaya through TO Washington. II. II.
Broad master, Thee. John clerk.
The Era No. 10, Jas. Hanilton, master. j. d.
Schmidt. clerk, leaves tomorrow, at Up. m, for
the Atohafalaya, through to Washington.
The splendid and very fast John III. Hanna, OF
the New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation
Co., leaves Tomorrow at p. m. In place OF the
Ouschits Belle, as q regular weekly packet to
ouachita City. Captain J. w. Blanks commands.
Captain Joe Holmes, clerk
The Planters Reform Line steamer Fannie
Tatum, Thornton Jacobs master, Capt. John W.
Elwell clerk, leaves to morrow ut 8 p. m. for
Shreveport aud jefferson.
The fleet Kate Kinney, also of this line. follows
Saturday. Special attention IL called to their adj
vertisements in another column.
The O. III. Durfee, of the New Orleans and Red
River Transportation Company leaves tomorrow
at p, m. FOR Shreveport and Jefferson, John
Heinz master, W. II. McCheeney clerk.
The gilt edge Maria Louise. II. J. Brinker mas
ter, follows the Dutfee on Saturday.
The punctual tri-weekly daylight Upper Coast
packet Eva, leaves tomorrow, as usual, OF 10 q.
M. The Eva ia winning many friends in this
trade, who are patronztng her literally.
The steamer Fanny TatuD arrived last night,
with 1046 bales OF cotton, 3343 sacks seed, 20s2
sacks cake, ETC., making the largest load received
from Red River this season.
ICopv Of Telegram.I
BAYOU SARA, Feb. 26.-To Hite L Oarin: The
steamer Era No. 10 will arrive tonight and leave
Wednesday, as usual, for Opelousss.
yrCKsnURe, Feb. 26.-Brockett & Carter, SO
Magazine street: The steamer Grand Republic
leaves here with 1850 bales of cotton and 20 900
sacks seed. win arrive Wednesday morning.
W. Fl. THoRWEGAN, Master.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 24.-The interest Of the late
j. Il. Stuart in the Madison Marine Ways will
be sold at auction April 49, 1877 unless the whole
yard should be disposed Of sooner at private
| sale.
The toNbaat Mercer is to take all the coalboats
OF the Joe Williams that abe can get at, and tow
them to New Orleans. AT last accounts only six
| out OF Twenty-Five pieces were afloat.
1t costs S2lO0 to raise the sunken Bostona, and
$1,000 to build the new bow, which was construct
ed from the molds Of the A. G. Donnay. The
new bow is higher headed than the old one.
A correspondent writing from Skipworth's
| Landing on the 10th, says:
]. @. Grace Co.'s barge Clarinda, laden with
| 1000 sacks cotton seed. left fere yesterday for
| New Orleans, with Captain @. D. Woods on deck.
Captain J. O. Grace left last night on the John b.
Maude for the Crescent City, to buy spring
stock of goods. The above firm have shipped
| up to this date 1876 bsles oil cotton and $4,000
sacks OF cotton seed. They are doing the largest
amount of business of any firm on the Mssis-
sippi river, between Yicksburg and Greenville.
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