The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-20

*Below high water mark OF 1874. Indicates
rise. Indicates fall.
No change to report In the weathe
Business yesterday was fair. Inc Hanna, III
the Ouachita. and Danube. for hed river, DOM
NV wallace MeChesney and Dime Devinney left
as clerks of the Danube. Bub Skipper anu VIII
The john RG Means. with Ave barges. from st.
the great J. NJ White arrived early Yesterday
ynnrntnu and returns to- day As usual. she Is
much the finest and fastest boat ever III the
trade a fact duly appreciated by the travelling
public, FOR her capacious cabin is always 1qil.
PeopIe wait for such boat "a the White. Her
speed and spendor is an irresistible attractlon'
w. u. Clark, better known as Capt Jack ozark.
died Tuesday night OF pneumonia, ana was Dufi-
ed Yesterday morning. MIR. Clark has been mar
Dor pilot for several years, ana was last ga tne
ting Ida. This winter he has been working on
the the leyee with Tom Hastings and other con
tractors. H5 was well regarded by MS o. e.hren
OF tho craft, who subscribed Literally towards
giving him a re pectable burial.
A private telegram was received yesterday
from Baton Rouge. which stated that the Salvor
No Q and Bonnie Lee would arrive during the
The New Orleans and Red River TIansporta-
ton Com panys teamer Silver City. M N: Wood
master VIM. QuicksHl clerk. is receiving 70
leave lturday for Shreveport.
Al zion is called to the adyertisement Of the
Dona dsonvils and Bayou Sara United States
mail packet Kaydid in another column;
The Emma Irvine has changed her hour OF
departure on Saturdays from II 9. m. TO 2 p, m.
The Bart Able will arrive 10 leave Saturday.
as usual for Grand Ecore.
The Natchez will arrive to- night and leave as
usual. for Vicksburg Saturday.
Ho FOR ST.. LouIsl-Capt. W. III. Norwegian
telegraphs that his Chas. 7. Ch9uteau Will ar
rive this morning from Memphis and leave
tomorrow for st Louis. The Chouteau has
excellent passenger accommodations, aud her
Office is under the charge OF MIR. Geo. Mflten-
berger, one of the ceverest clerks ON the river
The reliable Kountz Line steamer Mollie
Moore VIM. Thompson master w. w. Ackley
clerk is receiving to leave tomorrow at 8 .. m.
tor st. Louis.
The fine and fast passenger steamer John A.
Scudder, of the Bncnor Line, A. j. Carter mas
ter is also receiving to leave Saturday Tor BIT
Don't forget that the Whisper now extends
her trips to Baton Rouge representing the st
John In that trade, and that she leaves every
The southern Transportation Company
steamer Great Golden City. J. ID. Hegler mas
ter W. +. Mcintyre clerk. leaves to-day at !
o. m. positively for Cincinnati She is one OF
the finest and fastest passenger boats on the
river and her officers are adding every day 10
their popularity by politeness and attention to
passengers and shippers.
The renowned Thos. Sherlock, also OF the
above company. Lew Hates in command. ar,
rived yesterday morning from CINCINNATI. anu
returns Saturday.
The tri- weekly lower coast packet Emma IT.
vine, JOS Sharp master. t. d. Vallette clerk
leaves to-day, at IL a. IN. sharp, Tor orange
Farm.
The regular tri-weekly upper coast packet
Belle,rraplac of the Mary Ida. j. A. Ruiz mas
ter, j Bergeron clerk, leaves to-day at 10 a
nh. for iJen Tureaud's.
The United Stats mail packet D. M WHITE. !
NJ W hite master, Curt Holmes clerk. leaves 10
day at s D. IN. for Greenvllle and the bends.
The N. o. and o. Il. Il. Company,s sieime
John Wilson. Joe Holmes master, w. Is. Clerl
clerk is receiving TO leave TOR Camden to-da
at p. m.
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