The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-03

/ P. NJ for the Bonnet Carre crevasse, having i'm
mense roomy DO Ter de k. just suitable for promen
| aiding or dancing. and with fine band of music TO
make things lively. with refreshments at reasonable
prices and the fare for the round trip ony dollar
who help but patrOniZ, the boat that is now
catering for the comfort and pleasure of citizens
cannot afford to go North or East during the
heated term. Rally, all, to the La Belle, and give
Capt. Wood bumper that will indicat your appre-
citation Of his efforts in your behalf GO one G, all.
1t is to be hoped that the appropriation Tor the
repair of the plank walk lea ling to the evees will not
become exhausted on the completion of the out
from Common street for e one at the head of
Graver street is in sore'y dapidated state and
should prompt attention, It is just
tia any of the others for the of merchants
and shippers visiting the boats on business.
The excursion trip of the La"elle, Wednesday,
will be exclusively the finest medium by which our
citizens with families go and enjoy sniff of the
pure fresh air. Controlled, the boat is, by of
family. residents OF our c y every and all gusran
tee of protection is given AMI parents who OF go
themselves just safely send their children by
the nurses as they send them Lafayette, Jack
son. any other square in our city. Capt Wood,
who is well known in our city gentleman of pro-
bity and character. almost invariably has his accom-
plishad wife a I'd ch dran to accompany h IN on his
trips, and Capt Lowd Walden who is connected with
the LaI5elle, also old and weknowu resident of
city, and therefore our citiz MS need have any
fear for the safety an protection of their families
on the excursion trips of the aBalie The police
rangemens complete and perfect. Nurses will be
led at half fare and children under twelve yea
of age &c. Patronize the L,Belle by all means.
The Glencoe, for ST Louis, and the Mary Houston,
for Loui> vii both leaving last ing had for their
respective ports fine freight lists as well had their
cabins full of passengers AMI great many deckers
This matter pleased to rec ,rd, both boats
highly deserving of good trips.
The Upper Mississippi packet. the Susie Silver, is
the next boat;for st Louis, 10 leave Tuesday the
h of Nav. Passenger and shippers will consult
their best il terest by calling down and interviewing
Capt silver Clerk Lehmer, and guarantee that
all will be pleasant and agreeable; in their absence
call on those high-toued gentlemen, J. B. Woods 4
Co.. 1914 Graier street. and they will fill the bill to
perfection.
The E. Hensley has been temporarily withdrawn
from the Lower Coast trade to undergo repairs
She II have placed in her during her retirement an
entire main deck and Give such other repairs
as may be necessary to make her perfect. In the
time the Mary Ida will fill her da, s, which
We nesdays and sat rrdays
The Sabine has deferr d her departure for Shreve.
port and Jeffe until Tuesday the 5th.
The Camden picket. Bastrop, has overlaid until
Tuesday the 9Th, at 5 P. NJ.
C.pt II. j. Brinker not being able to obtain all his
orders has deferred the departure of his ria Louise
for Shreve ort and Jefferson, until Tuesday the 5h
The Ida, Capt j. p. ForIay, ha' always been one of
the most punctual packets had in the Atak4-
pas ira e, an was the Captains fullest intention to
cave last evening, but the failure OF the mail with
orders for freight, has compelled to lay his boat
over mt Tuesday 5th. at P ".
The wild Irishman with heart big noun
tain, and the ruest friend that man ever bad, has
cornered the dealers OF the South and is master
OF the situation, and is truly the ug IF the
whole SIS ssippi Valley and loag may he be it and
may he ever be prosperous, is the trues heartfe
wish OF his many friends, aud their names legion.
The Susie Silver went to tie sugar pile last e enng
to take on $50 hIs. Sh will be found at the landing
tonor; morning ready to receive for her deparu
for st. Louis on Tuesday.