The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-20

Inc owners OF the Parker, Capts. Hodge and
column, TO which attention is called.
The Robert d Lee, leaving Tuesday connects
at vieksburg with the Anchor Line for Memphis
The feet Katie is the viakhure and bend
packet for tomorrow, through to Annapolis.
ton Company announce the following depart
ures for the coming week; Maria Louise, HI.
Brinker master. Eug Barrow clerk to morrow.
ut 8 .. m,; Kate Kinney, Can't. Joe Dodd We'd
nesdaY. anu the Texas Saturday all to shreye-
port. The Col. A ?. kouns leaves Thursday ion
The Mary Ida has resumed her trips to Ben
Tureaude.
The Golden City will be the next departure in
the c., L. and N. O. Packet Line, leaving Tues
day at D. ~ She is clipper to run, and has
accommodations for passengers uusurpassea
by amy Sa Mn r. he j. p hss
gentleman and No. CLERK. has charge of the
Office.
Lawrence Garter in command due this even
ing, follows the City,
The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 7:45 a. m.
from Bienville street for Westwego, running In
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad to Donaldsonville.
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle, e. b.
Harper master. j. e. Brou CLERK leayes To- NOR
row at q. m. tor the upper coast to Bonnet
The Blue Wing No. 3. J. A Comstoek MASTER
Messrs. Wood aud Dean clerks, leaves to-mor<
row at 10 a. M for Donaldsoaville and the
Ashland plantation.
packet ". j. Poitevsnt i. b. Ysrrobonne in
command Gabe Block clerk. leaves to- morrow
at 10 a. m promptly for Thibodaux.
Capt. Frank Oakes backs out his fleet passen.
ger steamer Rapid Transit to morrow, prompt
y at 10 a. no; for Donaldsonville and al coast
landings. Mr.. L.. Ii. denerely has charge OF
The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
Company's steamer Rice Farmer John Taylor
Martha w. s. Bassett master. Tuesday at IL M
Both boats go through to Port Eads. and carry
the Unit ed states mail.
The Gov. Allen will leave tomorrow at 5 ..
IN. for Bayou Sara. J. j. Brown master. s. b.
The john Il. Hanna leaves Tomorrow ut d.
m. for Pladuemne Baton Rouge and all coast
landings; u. Bergeron i'll command. L. B. Trim
The Katie. J. W. Tobin master, W. n Gaines
and ALI arissom clerks, leaves tomorrow at 8
2. 70. for Vieksburg and all bend landings to
The Henry Tete J. r. Aucoin master. M. II.
Landry clerk. will arrive this evening and leave
o-morrow at 3 IN. for the coast and Donald
The M.sI daily line steamer Mary Ida, J. A.
Ruiz in command, leaves Tuesday alto q. M.
Roe ae to WEN
| master, Messrs. McVay and Cannon clerks
leaves Tuesday. as usual; for Ficksburg.
Nieole clerk. leaves Tuesday at D. IN. forths
coast and I.afourehe.
The David Hostetter, J. @. Griffith master
| John Moss clerk, leaves Tuesday at ii q. m. "a
sto 5ps''' "'-"''A'' p''A'' " ''' Aas A0''
The semi weekly, Bayou Lafourohe packet
| Assumption, 7. A. Charlet master, N. 2. Dupuis
clerk leaves Wednesday at 10 a. m.
The st. John leaves Wednesday at IL m. for
Baton Rouge. j. 7. McElroy In command.
The regular Black river ,Tensas and Macon
packet Trenton. J. Z T. snllivsn master. J. l..
tips to Bayou Sara. viii leave Wednesday.
| The Leslie Taylor will arrive to leave We'd"
nesday for the Atehafalaya.
| 0rlean2 ltuaGhjta 1rnUIDnrfn~
tiyn Company's steamer John Wilson, leaves
Wednesday for Ouaehita City. carrying the
The elegant passenger ste amer Thompson
Dean. Jas. II. Pepper master. viii arrive to leave
Wednesday, for Memphis.
The James Howard, B.. r. Pegram master.
will arrive also to leave Wednesday for Mem
phls.
| Johnsons hatboat. with $500 barrels potatoes.
PiattH datboat with 1400 barrels potatoes.
Rothcap's natboat with 1000 barrels potatoes.
| Ali arrived from the OHIO river. Two of them
wete CONSIGNED to @. Peasants and two to VIVA.
i The steamer Rapid Transit. from Donaldson
vile. arrived yesterday afternoon. +
i by Telegraph -
i MEMPHIS, Jan. 1o.--To @. G. WAYNE, 1o6 Gravier
street New Mary Houston On Wi 1rriEe , Wedn p
VIGKsBURa. Jan. 1s.--To r. J. Winburn Agent.
No s. Natehez street: Steamer Garrett and
'"fseS VIII arrive "0n9 ). K mf B0ofa Master.
v1cKsBuRs. Jan. 1s.--To g. G.. Wayne. New
Sunday evening. J. L. CARTER. Master.
Exchange Clippings.
st. Louis Post, January II:
The Future City and barges will probably load
for New Orleans Monday.
The Whale L it s stated will go through to New
dlohe-D Democrat. January II:
BULK GRAIN ON THE M1ssouRr.-The ALI.
Stevens was sold to v; Il. Harp. of Kansas
She will make one more trip to Dyersburg to
bring ND lumber, when she will be turned over
VI
The $1,000 bushels wheat 10000 do. corn an
tanned at Chester The grain wont ,spoil.ba
really, these harges should have been lightene
on others by this time. They draw only,1
foot too much water.
| Cincinnati Commercial, January II:
Little Joker is the name OF small sidewhes
pleasure beat which has been here since satur-
night. She was built at Oh City, Pa. Tor Col. T.
L. ho Robe Of Titusyille, and he Is Hkinge
, gineer and cook. Her cabin is sumptuously
furnished, Her length Of keel is 81 feet, beam
right boiler. with more than 200 fues. which
makes steam for two engines that work cog in
down. s mad der per
with 80 to 100 pounds of steam. Her cost was
$1,000, and her. owner Is Millionaire. who has
seen busy life and takes this means to obtain
needed rest. He 10 the inventor Of nitro-glycer.
inc, produces half the oil nsed in the United
States, and runs several steamers on the lakes.
A. H. Sayre, OF Middleport, is plotting the Lit.
| tie Joker.
The work OF Transporting stone from the Rose
] Glare. Lower Ohio, quarries TO the jehies will
, time since for want OF funds. Eads has now
$500 600 In his pocket.
Major John D. Adams has returned to Little
| Rock from Europe.
i Courier Journal, January IT:
: Capt John WOODBURY. goes pilot on the Mari
Elizabeth In Arkansas river.
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF FUEL.