The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19

grease 200 boxes cheese @ Lawrence Aco-14 rolls
leather M W Smith-5o boxes bifters Nelson Zoo
30 hf bbls pork Vose Bros cases shoes Dupre-
do "A Duiieu-I0 bbls whisky Hollander-l4t
bbls potatoes Chas Pleassnts-32 boxes shoulders 4
hhds shoulders & btls hams Jos West &eo-lo crates
cabbage Aubian &eo-64 boxes tomatoes Is bxs
apples Bertucci &co--a bales domestic richardson
& Cary---26 empty bbls A Maginnis & Son Is
boxes cheese A Rauxet 60 do Hrsch. Adler &oc-
Total 5s6 bales cotton Al hhds tobacco
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
September 1917 rolls leather P ThormahIen-lot
mdse G. W W Goodwyn-l Dbl whisky 4 Gonauxe
do J Nelson &oo-21 do Burke Thompson so es
pickles John Adams &co--s rolls leather G H
Mages- Is sDnf Flash Preston &co-1 Car wagons
Wilson, Childs &co-55 boxes mdse d Mo,artv-n
do Schwartz do l. Lyons do M W Smith
do Holloway q Edwards do Yale Bowling
do Steele e. Clark-5 do htauffsr, Macreadv &eo-l10
bbls lime snodgrass-s cars lum i'er Fl Byrne-
IL 5 PCS pipe 6 g Johnsen-3 cars furniture Gus
tod ans sbs whisky vigne-5 DO Nelson geo
ana bbls rosin Frazer Lubricator Co-lot mdse Will
SON Childs &co-l hid tobsoeo Jno King &co-1
saw Branch Crookes &cos6 bales cotton to order
81 Walden, Hawkins & koberts-50 Gardner q gopp
Lehman Abraham &cO-suUdries to OrdeT--I0tal
1853 bales cotton hid tobacco
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.
September 1913 bales cotton W Burbridge Geo
10 X Frotscber-s A Tertrou-6 Lacassagne.4 to
q w sentel Aco-3 Jno CAaffe q Sons Felix Val.
kerr Lehman, Abraham Aoo-1 Joseph Vignes-1
Hammonds, Gaddis &co-t Mouton-l ga
mors-6 half bales moss T M Gilmore sacks seed
cotton IaGOgt6 Il Cha6salgnaG-tS bnla macs IL beer
81 hiaes A Whitney Aco-as head calves sesyat
sundries to order-Tota q bales cotton sacks seed
cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
September 1910 sacks rough rice G Il Stewart
100 do Bush a. Levert
Memoranda.
Tbs schr Leonora called from Galveston August
10 for Berwick's Bay La. 81 d as nothisg has been
heard from her it is feared she has been lost
LAUNCHED.
At Philadelphia on the 18th from VIM Cranp Il
Sons yard the steamer Chametts, built for Nor
gan's Louisiana and Texas Railway and Steamship
Line The Cbalmet'e Ia $40 f. ct long. 40 feet beam
bales cotton Her propeller made of steel l6 feet
10 diameter and the stroke of piston 81 inches. The
motive power is to be supplied by single crank
compound engine with two cylinders 35 and 7oinches
in diameter, a high pressure placed above low
pressure cylinder and she is to be fitted with all the
late improvements
of 649 tons, named the Havana She is owned by
w Munson, Of Havana and Capt Benz Rice, of
Stockton who commands her
EORRI0N PORTS.
[By Cable to the N. z. Herald
Malaga Sept Sailed for New Orleans, bark FL
liott Ritchie Hutchins on
by MALL
Brake. Aug 31-Arryed fri m Pascagoula, Anna,
Blom
Bordeaux Sept ARRIVED from Psscagoula, For
NOSE, SlWDU
Genoa, Aug ao-saed for Galveston. steamship
Effective, Cumming
Liverpool, Sept p Sailed for New Orleans steam
ship Marina Ramsey; EnoGh Train. Morris; for
South west Pass. Friga, Colforn
London. sept 2-Cleared for Pensacola and passed
Deal 18th, Hero Bastiansen
Mar. eilles, Aug 3l-Sailed for Pensacola. Henri,
Romano
Leth Sept 3-Tbe ship Island Home, of Nova 500
fla from Pensacola for GIsnQemouth is reported to
have arrived In the Firth Of Forth and awaits favor
able weather