The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08

and Louis For louis. who know how to take care
| of all who thirst.
We must give word Of praise to Mr.. VIM
Plunkett, the gentleman who painted the b rat
and must say that it is done in a. tistic manner
The fine passenger packet Cherokee, Geo
Wolf, master, 4. A. Byers, clerk arrived Thurs
day night from Cincinnati, with large cargo
which she discharged Yesterday with only Whit
laborers emplOved). and Is receiving to leave at
| F. NJ. to-day. for Cincinnati and all way landings
The weekly Grand Ecore packet Sabine, has hel
new shaft in position and the wheel filed aud i.
ready to leave at 5 2. NJ. to-day, and every Satur
day hereafter until the water in old Red is higl
enough to enable the superb Bart Able to resume
her regular trips.
| The star-gazer Of the Trenton says that Little
Devil oar almost drv and suggests that for tho
present, at least, the name be chang d to Little
| The departures, yesterday. few and fal
between, consisting of the Selma for Bayou Sara
and Lizzie Hopkins for Lafourche.
For arrivals and manif-.ts see marine column
Late river kilograms will be found on hrst
| page
day for Ill landings on Ouaclita River, connect
| ing with the light draugLt steamer Johnny Weis.
| The light draught VIII Q is of at . z. NJ to id,
| for al landings Black and Ouachita iivers, and
will pnt her freight through, as her energetic
| commander, apt. Jack Blanks, has mad every
preparation to provide for his patrons during the
present low water.
The Hv Ames will arrive in time t. leave for
st. Louis On Tuesday AnsustIl, at ) P. III. She
will be followed in the hne by the Glencoe, on
Thursday. 18th inst.
The river at this point continues to rccede.
The b L.. ID &c No.2 Capt. Bardnco. leaves
at ) =. NJ today for Baton Rouge and all Coast
landings intermediate.
The Natchez leaves at y. VI. to-day for Vicks-
burg and all way landings he first trip OF the
season. In order to afford our ''can't-get-
aways" an opportunity of spending day ont OF
town, Capt. feathers has made arrangements to
issue Through his agent, Mr.. John Janney,) ex-
cllrsion tickets, whereby parties can leave the
city > Z. NJ, on saturday, and return about the
same hour the next day Sunday, on the Robt.
L. Lee.
The Bastrop, from Trenton, is due to-day.
Capt. Cnas. Grice is going fishing for q few
weeks in order to restore his shattered nerves.
MIR. Joe Spears will be found On the Natchez fol
few trips.
We were requested to state that neither Dave
J., nor Al. O., was the man.. We don't
know exactly what our corr spondent referred to,
but we are wiling to be ObSing.
The Future City and barges will arrive thi
morning, and leave Sunday, at 5 Z. NJ, for st.
Louis.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
F r OPELoUsAs.-The weekly packet Trenton,
under the able command of Capt. Eugene Qua
trevaux, leaves above at r. NJ. to-day. MIR.
i. John has charge Of her Office
For GRAND ECoRE. = The favOrite light draught
passenger packet sabine, Dick Slnnt mas err,
Geo Hamilton clerk, leaves as above at > F. NJ.
to-day.
FoR LOWER CoAsT.-The elegant side
packet Mary Ida, A. J Ruiz master, leaves for
all landings on the Lower Coast far down
the rts
For RED RIvER.-The extreme light draugh
packet Bertha Brnner, drawing onty 10 inches
Light, leaves for jefferson and shreveport at }
2. NJ to-day under command Of Capt. Ferd v
Ce.los.
For VICKsBURG.-The United States Mail
packet Natcnez L. P Leaihers master, MeSsrs
Muse. Grce, Ow II. Parker and Spears, clerks
leaves as alb we at ) z. NJ. to-day.
Fox CAMDEN. AT ) F. NJ. day the regular
packet Willie, j. W. blanks, master, F. Is. Trini-
dad clerk, leaves for the above and all way
landings.
For OUAcHIrA RIvER.-Capt Nick Bouchman
will back out the Garry Owen at 5 =. NJ. to-day
for all landings on Black and Ouachita rivers
Mr.. Y. G. Entriken is her clerk.