The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-27
RIVER NRWB.


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Alvin. Martha. Mary Ida. St. Mary. r. T.. Lee.
Robt. Mitchell. Susie Silver.
To AFx1voe
Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara: Eva. Henry Tete. st.
Mary hai9urehhs si Alvin Ay. Martha lover coast;
yrowp. Cincinnati; Katie. Greenv1 fis Bertha BERTHA
The, steamer Ny Choice with three barges
cargo insists Of zoos bushels Of bulk corn and
1915 packages Of sundry freights.
The weather yesterday WAS beautiful.
BUSINESS much better than Il was Monday.
The Bonnie Lee has been laid UP.
Ya yiapt g ~ Kinney IN lett yesterday evening by
y. The CIV. J. P' Ste,ent arrived Monday night
r The IL Tens sss w cooisS !. command will be
found at the landing this morning receiving to
leave Saturday without fall. for the Tensaa and
Neon. taking freight for oil points on Bla,k
John IL Hanna, leaving TO- to-<isy for the Qua
HI ouachss Bes for az oasst and town
landings to Bayou Sara. Is the regular packet
s The bertha. N. Kenison in commend. leaves
Saturday for the Opeiousas.
day. ,atss h%dsn ireisht rash'pDine On The he
Mr.. r Motiarahan. travelling for the house of
Whitaker q Co.. sxtensive pork dealers at st.
the days Of the old UNCLE Sam. AiocE SCOTT and
Y. M: Kennett. Mr.. Mcdarahan was well
Not having = Tear OF sharks (vtdc Courier
JournaD. Capt. Charlie Thorn would Fishing
60. and. accompanied BY Mr.. John Thorn. Vol
B vss and ahS Ss atd
the canal
he elegant passenger steamer Charles Nor
gan. one OF the most renowned boats of her
day. leaves to day sure. for cincinnati. The
Morgan Combines every attraction for a pleas
ant trip. and puts her passengers through IN
very efficient clerk Mr.. Harry Stein, Is ready at
81 Il 20. 70 DO interviewed on the subject Of
The beau'i al Golden Grown Is due to arrive
This .. m. from the Ohio. and will follow the
The Aae ump tion leaves o-day. as usual, at 10
2. m.., for the. Lafourche. The Assumption IL |
?! Dne OF the bet managed and fastest boats ever
, The Henry ,Tete will arrive TO- night and leave
Assum ption have always on the Ian ding. head |
New ossss ana LED Ever sGE
ton Colnpany.s steamer G. Il. Darfee Is the Sat
urdhy packet for shreveport.
arrived Monday night from Camden. and Is re-
ceivng for return trip.
mali All e. k T. Ssyss HaA' for a" town and
The Common wealth leaves st. Louis to-day.
and the CENTENNIAL Saturday.
The Robert Mitchell. besides being full Of
OF molasses. 90 barrels u rice and 30 sacks OF
The Susie Silver had gao hogsheads of sugar
!. The 1T Francis Belle leaves daily at 1880 a. M
from Blenvlle street for Weetwego. running in
2 D Dth he My Orleans and Texas
J. The Belle in place Of the B;ue Wing No. 3. J.
a: Comstock master. leaves this 10 2 m. for Ben
Asension parish. Messrs. WOOD
and Dean II, rks.
Y E u deylIS,h, passenger packet YIld aaz,lle.
soas. through 70 Magnolia store.
re,urnins to lesss again satards1
!. A. Gharlet Commands. N. z. DuDuis and Joe ;
Mss Ss9 Ja "a s sssss IT..
1ohn q Hann e. A. BIanks master. leaves to-
: fh'. j. aehi,a Belle. john 3: Ltbano master :
y n; for Bayou Sara. Baton Rouge and ail coast
:, The regular semi-weekiy coast and Baton
Rouge pa k+'t st. John. J. P. McElroy master.
eay ns to day at nsmnn ri and ho,d
p ghoaisau. W IL TRorwesan au mas ts I &C.,
A HSa her, le,k VII lesye at ?
ion t'nmi any's United States mall steamer
Kate Kinney, Joe Dodd master, Rolla Porter !
'isrk. leaves '-day at .. m for Shreveport. :
Ras P appse ths eyen fns
ylll return TO- morrow at 10 a. m. The Mary is
The PASSENGER and United States mail )
steamer Katis, J. M. White master Curt Holmes
erk: L receiving to leave TOMORROW at p. m. !
or Ficksbur1. Greenville and mail landin gs. !
Exchange Clippings. !
st. Louis Globe Democrat, March "a: .
Tne Re anes ,d KG8nS i Is said will be run
II Is .inx fact that the three boats of the
Iountz line named after st. Louis millers 8
h. fret in the petition to John A. scudder to
oa H. Soaf f. NY osefH hs esd
THE wHAnFBoAT SOLD. r
The last relic Of the pool was wiped from ex- s
stence Yesterday by the sale Of tho New Orleans +
nd Ut Louis packet wharf boat. the property Of j,
ne pool There . we're were about twenty river men
ts9 e John qt' bG sac
$780, Gp Garso oame u %th ,soe
ollowsd clos, " by Kountz az $500 Carroll y
1ent him $500 better and Kountn bid $500: Capt
zoht ~ " from
ne na knocked + down SSh1
,ith It Il" That viii Be- answered. during % the N
srly part Of this week, One merchant said ia
. kueW, tAht ChpC. 6cuOOor na0 consented to
ecome The head OF a new line to New Orleans ~
,tthout any interference with the Anchor Line re-
he new line will retain Capt. John w. Carroll AZ
,r its agent. and two boats each week viii be r
PIT a out freight or no freight is plain that
le popular president OF the Anchor Line who a.
as an unlimited amount of experience. and .
ON. W. J. K"untz, who is looked up to In a +
lat his shrewd operations In working his "
oats have earMed him the admiration of nearly ~
very, river editor on the Ohio river. Capt. s
T. Louis. and aside from his experience he can q,
X aud obtain more patronage than any steam II
st Louis Republican March "a: r,
Can't. Pegran telegraphed from Cairo as fol- p 7
ws: Thu Howard all right She gets all the RI
eight she wants. Left the Kehlor at Cape ~
irar,ieau. -
Capt. Brady telegraphed from Cape Girar- NJ NJ
sau. stating that the Kehtor has filled out 10