The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28

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from Bisnville street for Westwego. running IT In
ernnection with the New Orleans and Texas
kalro to ,nr ,,ater rneat Rein.
hardt clerk, leaves to- morrow at 10 u NJ Tor the
The S Eas bsa s A asmsse ssa psssr
row ut 10 o. M for Donaidsonsille and the Ash
' Hhsp aov, Alien will leave Tomorrow t .. M
for bayou sara. J. j. Brown master. s. n.
The John II, Hanna leayes morrow, at 2,
nj, for plaaueminss. Baton Rouge and oil coast
landings. j. T.. McElrey Ia command, Il. T.
DelahouHsaye clerk; Ar,
and All Grissom clerks, leaves e. morrow at D.
m. for vieksbure and oil bend findings to Arka-
The Henry Tets. J. n Aucoin muster. M IT.
sonyiiie The Tste connects with fats for points
on tho bayou. sending freight through without
The M. l. daily line steamer Mary ida, j A.
RUIZ In command. leaves Tuesday at 10 9. n.
Thep sw 9 and tns epp Ha seose
ter. Henry kpuna clerk. leaves Tuesday nj 1890
q. m. for the lower coast to the quarantine Sta
The popular Martha W y. Bassett master.
l has Tn Dos r. usual OF u m for the lower
'H The superb Ut Robert r. Lee. YIN. Campbell
master. nj ssrs. Mevay and Cannon clerks.
leaves nssdey ss Usual f2r TT baas ,pg.tsr
Alexandria and Grand Eeore.
he gg sanowerh leayss T y s 2
y T tre t Ia Command. j. b sebmdt eierf.
Exchange Clippings.
81. Louis Republican, Oct. 25i
Capt. Thorwegan hna decidedto name his new
boat the Charles z. Chouteau. and will leave
TIE On steamer ss Arabia which sank III 1855 at
Pnrkville. on the Missouri river, containing 400
barrels Of whisky, has, lately, been cleared Of
in tho recovery Of the whisky, which was slowed
in the hull. This y no doubt ct good auali.y.
being Of age and yet no tax or statnps on IT, It's
Globe Democrat. Oct. al
A we'll known steanboatman hns fallen heir
to 900 end VII shortly commence ace e inyest
leans trade. He gave the dimensions yester-
day. she vii! be 9es feet long BY 90 feet beam.
aud % feet long; cylinders 60 inches In dame
ter. IA feet stroke: side wheels. buckets 20 feet
and diameter 90 feet: main journals 30 inches In
trips. per month to New orlegns. and cost not
less than $3.50 .ooo.if he gets tho money az ex-
peeted She viii DO ready robustness next fall.
Look out for her.
y. Louis Times. Oct. IS,
Mullen Hopkins. thu. Olive street artists. are
painting up the Kate Kinney. Hfter whscn she
goes South to run during the winter.
The steamer Fannie Tatum. which made q
trip ip place of the City OF Vicksburg, will re-
tire for the present,
CA1no. Oct. a4-The John w. Garrett has 100
tons for the South. The Port Eads cleared Inst
night with a lnfge tow for New Orleans. The
Carrie Hogan Ia u neat little p. line" 1000 bale
cotton boat. and is well laden with sundries for
the South,
Memphis Avalanche Oct. 30.
The James Howard left here for the South last
evening with 1860 ales of cotton 400 bbs oil 800
sneks seed meal. 30 horses and mules so bbls
lime and sundries also few passengers. She
crossed over the river to add a couple of hum
dred bales.o cotton before going, South. Her
prospects below nre good for a full trip.
Cincinnati Commercial. Oct. 49,:
Capt Joe Carpenter will go South on the
Mary Elizabeth. on her return from Evansville,
aud will place her in the Bout river trade.
Capt. Joe formerly commanded the Saltbdo and
Bannoek City in that trade, and has many
friends who will gladly welcome him back.
pITTsBuBu Oct. 2.~The following Ia as aeet-
rate o list of eoni shipped ut the present rise as
can be had ut this time: For Wheeling. 10
bargts; Columbia 10 barges--11s.o00 bushels !;
Ironton, barges-G5 900 bushels: Cincinnati. "a
barges-over bst 900 bushels: Madison, IL
barges~,20.oo0 bushels; Louisville. &c barges-
236. 900 bushels.
by Telegraph
NATcuEz, Oct. 2G.-To J. b. Woods Il Co., 1914
Common street: Steamer Centennial VIII ar
rive Sunday and leave for st. Louis ON Monday
r. j.. DAVIDSON. Master