The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

hs,orn the head III Harvey's Canal for Grand
IsIe. and after this month VIII make three trips
NV sss lie excursion ad OF the Henry Frank In
i9 TSsnts to the clerks Of the Whisper for
i O a1sacK BOAT ron THE OH1o.--To-day at 5 b.
handsoue ana n M,sp, passenger steamer
9anes clerk. is Off for Cincinnati. AS passen-
/ ~ steamer she. has no superior in the trade,
. cornblning .as she does all the ADVANTAGES Of
as oesrs 20 bnt seho h H.
4 UNIVERSAL testimony Of all-that they IRE gen
i isnsn well qualified for tneir s,ations-What
oe as q q bent Mr N fb ner
4 4 usntlemaniy and attentive. and to be In his
1 ehsrge will be found to be not least among the
On tis boa ~ oy m. any means ,o,,s
Including star nexr Wednesday.
. tuesday next the New Orl-ans and Red River
Transp ortation. Company will hold their an !,
h INA directors, TO serve for the ensuing year.
Organized Iii April, 1876, each. succeeding year
lads This company growing Ia favor. similar
eall them which you may DO not always meet
/ ENith the support they seek. but this one has
/ proyed itself an exception: organized not for
Hcular end. their aim has been to give line OF
Transportation that would prove alike bench.
eal 70 their patrons and the community ct
4 ihey have succeeded In accomplishing these OBJ
)sas d known 70 eyery, one having dealings
esst, Capt. ]. 4. Aiken. their qualifications
] have not been confined to the river banks. but
M been extended through wide awake agents
fesi of stock could Do Induced over their route:
EIheir liberal rates. which have been published
\ isd Scattered broadcast. have made It impos-
I III and live. and these rates have been main
mined even when by reason of low water they
hlye resulted In a positive loss. The public
bs fo and LII hat hs pubic e apRe H.
! ilsrandr!a, Frank Willard. 70 Bryar1y. Jewel.
lD Behan Maria Louise aaH s Silver CITY, Kate
1ors steam ers building. They are ofacered BY
a e be % u orsG a aad ass
] nd are run with such regularity
M \ has become most uncommon sight to
p hs sybE s oSar pa5 eshd Il
5slns 70 theIr record of the past as their guar.
s earnes y
hisnds to retire from the position. One Of the
W proven himself honest 70 fault and CON
sd6ntious to ascruple: true as steel. always on
md morning, noon or night. he has bad but
neTes aa q nig enp ye na e ae
Ith, iii that which men should prize the most,
sood VIII d his fellow men.
u Alton Tor soeed
MONS ,Fand excellent management. leaves to-
N AZ 3. m. Without fail. for St Louis. Capt.
BxP ba wh2 z sss nan
acierks. Mr.. VIM. Mason.
The Continental is due. and will follow the
The Kountz Line steamer Z, o. Btanard. from
Louis. y also due. and Will return the first
wac coming week.
iDnstock master. Messrs. Woods, Dean and
~ ors clerks, leaves to-day at II a. N. for the
lRper coast to Bayou Goula.
lackft Henry Tste, j. /: Aucoin master, N. Il.
haan1ry clerk. leaves to-day at II m. con meet
" " Y Donaldson "a With the Trenton. Capt.
.I1e regular lowec coast tri-Weekly Jacket
NINA Irvine. j. A. Ruiz master. 9. M. Vallette
ssMs All, leaves to-day at b. %. for Orange Farm :
lns regular semi weekly Bayou sara and
ftsst and United States mall packet John VI
nnon, ]. Q. Ltbano master. John Il. Mossol
MY leaves To-day at p, M. without fall.
Inc Iaz0o Valley in place OF the Bart Alb
seceiying to leave to-day at D; m. fer Gra
aseoEe Geo. ". Rea ia command. 4. q. BoazI
lhe Whisper. ii place OF the Natcbez,
fathers IN command Messrs. Muse, Va
eMs. Entrcken and Wilson clerks. leay
sXL g n usual. for VIckspurg.
NOV OFlbhuS anu hB0 NIV6T IEHQE
svn lU0mpanys steamer Danube, Chas.
shm. for Shreveport.
Jimmie Baker. R. s. Marble MARI ng mast ala1 lea
6 NV, N M thout fail for all points on the Bill
lSsa I'M snlta rivers and Bayou Bartholo
Nv mead Of navigation.
Exchange Clippings, June is.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
.MAToHED.-Yesterday afternoon Cant on
s mma OF the steamer New, Mary Houston
Nmmnoned TO the cabin Of hts steamer. Il
n presence s,anss q 2f ne en ire crew and
s aaner With very handsome gold watch
sseln on behalf If his brother officers. acc
ssnled BY the following letter:
w Capt. Chas. Miller:
ledr Ser We, the officers OF the steamer
MI MY houston. desire to present you this wa
N ! snaln. and mono you will please accep
IA sngnt toke Ct our high regard and estee
ssnr use Of our full appreciation Of the unifo
fNgna.ltesy. Kindness and thoughtful console
Hl Iya Nh nave always received at your haII
Ssne.a noW been some yeas that We have ~
s.socsated together as officers under your "a
sna Su ~ and we can truthfully say that your K
nv nv censiderate treatment during that hi
Nd d ssasen i our ;,oh Warmest atachm9
s siake me performance Of our duties d matte
s Esssu0 Management and god Influenza
nSI cean the most perfect harmony good
lsa voncord. not only among your officers
Sse,aaa am ing every employee in any Way "a
N MIN NV Win your boat. We are sensibly aW
SS~@ LESS Imperfect expressions but nnd
g@sey the warm feelings We entertain ~
~ ~ trust. Captain. that you will bsliave
NV We as, ur5 you that you have orr Sin
sr ana hes best wishes for your future vel vel
~ perity and may we, as officers and
Esoe, never have any harder lot than IN H.
fyour command on the New Mary Hnneef
(ssEi SY present 1s very handsome nna a.
INV wv not nav. been bestowed an q mora ~ ~
asaeeman. The case Of the watch D - wv, = W.
ids with the monogram g. M So on
ss Inside the case, engraved ara Tho ~ ~
1sSsenfed TO Capt. Chas. Miar III II. NJ a Y
isslnas steamer New Mary Houston ~ In -
si611 y lrladne C,pt. Gus Donnally,s nav
le3ood Il ~ ,ssady to make a trip early neyt
Aost iuuses pronounce her Splendid hns
little Rock Gazette.
ks wii, 1 ~ ~ II building new boat ~ W.
1--WE tom. She's a daisy VOC