The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-07

intended IOr MN Will meet with prompt III teutlO
Il left at his office, kOuns' building Canal Stree
Ferry Landing, from 6 A. NJ. to p. NJ, or ate
that hour, at this office, 100 Gravier street.
GEO. j. DUNCAN.
The weather yesterday was about as hot as i
has been during the present summer, and thu
dust WAS (by measurement, just one inch thicker
than it was the day before. Glow long, Oh
Lord, how long is this thing to continue!
We can't brag much about business on the land
ing yesterday. 1t was confin d principally t.
base bali games on the lower landing.
The Lotus No. 3 arrived yesterday and will re-
tire for the present. Capt. Dave says that the
water is too thin for him on the bars.
For arrivals and mauifests see marine column
From the pilots Of the Lotus No. we Learn
that there was only thirty inches scant on the
bar at Coushatta when they came over, and thai
the other bars were but little better.
The G. H. Durfee, flon Grand Ecore, will BIZ
found at the landing this morning.
The regular Saturday Grand Ecore packet
Sabine, Capt Dick Sinnott. is receiving freight a,
the foot of Crnssman street, to leave on the Stt
inst, at 5 P. NJ.
The Treuton is receiving to leave at P. NJ to.
morrow, for Washing ton.
The great Natchez, Capt. Tom feathers, leaves
at T. NJ. Tomorrow, on her first trip Of the
son.
Glencoe will arrive in time to leave for st.
Louis IN Wednesday, 18th INST, at 5P.M NJ,
The NJ Try Ida Capt. A. J. ruiz, leaves every
Wednesday and Saturday at P. NJ. for tile Forts,
Quarantine Station and ali way landings on Lower
Coast.
The Paragon. John J. Barragh, master. leaves
for Cincinnati and way landings on Saturday, 9Th
inst
The Bertha Brnner Capt Ferd. Celos, leaves
at 5 p. NJ. tomorrow, for Jefferson, Shreveport
and way landings. As she draws only IL inches
light, and can almost float on heavy dew, ship
pers can rely on her going through.
The Willie and Garry Owen for Ouachita River
both overlnd yesterday.
Rod and Ouachita rivers are still on the de-
cline.
The ". J. Behan, hence for Shreveport, struck
snag last Monday morning, Just before day
light, when mite and a halt below COushatta,
which knocked quite hole in her bow, and abe
was compelled, in consequence, to throw over
board q quantity Of salt and bacon in order t.
save the boat. She arrived at shreveport the
next day where her captain entered protest.
Tho departures yesterday we're the Katie for
mouth Of White River, and Belle Rowland for
Red Kiv5r.
The Texas was taken on the Good Intent Dock
yesterday morning.
II the Administrator Of Improvement does not
replace those missing planks in the wood work
OF the lower steamboat landing. we will hear of
few heavy suits for damages against the city
before long.
How much longer are our steamboatmen
wharfage. for the privilege Of landing at our
] l. pda.ed wharves?
sTEAMEK. LEAVING THIS DAY.
FOR CAMDEN. AT 2. NJ. TO day the regular
packet Willie, J. W. Blanks, master, T. B. Trin-
lad, clerk, leaves for the above and all way
landings.
FoR OUAcHIrA RIvRR.-Capt Nick Bouchman
will back out the Garry Owen at T. NJ. to-day,
or all landings on Black and Ouachta rivers.
Mr.. V. G. Entriken is her clerk.