The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-04

popular gentlemen that ever clerked steamboat
The fine passenger packet Trenton, Capt
Eugene Quatrevaux leaves at p. NJ. to-day TO
Washington and all way landings.
Her cabin has been rebuilt entirely. and nov
contains sixteen fine state-rOoms, newly fur
nished with beds and bedding A new and prett.
carpet graces her cabin floor in fact, from one
end Of the cabin to the other everything is new
and of the best She leaves on her first trip o
the season at p. NJ. to-day, for Opelousas
Washington and all way landings. Mr.. I. John
one of the most courteous clerks on the river and
a general favorite in the Opelousas trade, has
leave for Washington, taking freight for all land
ings on Atchafalaya River and Bayou des GlaiZes
every Saturday at P. NJ.
For BATON RoUGE.-The B. L. Hodge, Capt
Baranco leaves for the above and all way landings
at O'Clock this evening.
| We understand that Capt. Tom feathers will
have his war horse the renowned Natchez
ready for business in few weeks from date.
If any Of our readers desire information in re-
gard to crops. politics. or any other thing, let
them call on the star-gazer Of the Trenton and he
will rush to x-splane to them how everything is,
| or if it isn't how it should be.
| We refer readers to special notice in an
| other column Of the New Orleans and Grand
Ecore Packet Company, Peoples Line 1t
speaks for itself.
[By Telegraph
TRENTON, July 3.-To Lord 4 McPeake: Will
arrive Saturday; leave Tuesday, It'll inst, posi-
lively. N. BoUCHMAN,
Steamer Garry Owen.
The Ida is due tomorrow from Attakapas.
The Henry Ames is due Sunday from ST. Louis.
The Mary Alice and barges are due from st.
Louis
For RED RIvER-The Elegant Lotus No. g.
Capt. Dave Dannals, H. C. Hieatt clerk, leaves
without fail at P. NJ. to-day for jefferson,
Shreveport and all way landings. She is good
boat and her officers clever and attentive
gentlemen.
The Commonwealth, Capt. Shields, leaves to-
day for st. Louis.
The departures yesterday were the W. S. Pike
for Bayou Sara, Empire and Marie for Lower
Coast.
The Willie, Capt j. W. Blanks, leaves for Cam
den at 5 P. NJ. to-day.
The G. H. Durfee will arrive in time to leave
for Jefferson, Shreveport and all way landings on
Tuesday, 7th inst, at S P. NJ.
The GladiOla, H. L. Lee master, Ed Groves,
clerk, is receiving to leave at 2 T. NJ. to-day for
Passengers, by taking the A. NJ. train of Nor
gan's Railroad to-day, will connect at Bayou des
Aemands with the Bossier for Grand Isle.
Want Of space prevents us from giving any ex-
tracts from our exchanges.
The John F. Tolle leaves to-day for st. Louis
The Shannon, for Cincinnati, leaves to-day.
1t will be muddy on the levee to-day. If any
one disputes this statement, let them try to reach
the woodwork of the wharf this morning. The
crossings are splendid-not over ankle-deep in
mud.
When the stage of water in old Red become
too low to allow the splendid Bart Able to make
her usual weekly trips to Grand Ecore, Capt
Sinnott will fill her place with the Sabine. We
congratulate not only Capt. Dick but his numerous
patrons on their good fortune in having neat,
fast and safe steamer at their disposal.