The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08

LII LEltH UP 10 It's USUAL Il.
GEo. J. DUNCAN.
1t seems to be hard matter to tell mucl
about the weather. Ii s tickle as a woman
one minute the sun shines. the next il is cloudy
and, finally. 1t rains.
cry. Cotton seems to be looking up. The LIE
arrived With 6i2 bales, the Selma with lU6. an,
the BrSari. with 81, which Is doing tolcrabl
well, as it is early IN September yet. Their
seems to be a great scarcity of freight for gu
Red River and Ouachita packets. There ar,
four Of them at the landing and no frcgh. il
sight.
fleta and Bastrop from Red River, Common
wealth from St. Louis, st. John from Uppc
Coast, Bertha from Washington.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Henry lie I'm place of the LIZZIE Hopkins
| for Bayou Lafourche Selma for Upper Coast
Josephine for Bonnet Carrie. Frank Morgan and
! Marie for Lower Coast.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAT
The steamer Willie, Capt. J. w. Blanks, L. T.
Trinidad clerk, will leave this evening at 6
ocl OK for Ouachita and Black rivers and
Their tributaries, taking freight and passengers
for all points up to the Monroe Bar connecting
flanders. drawing only inches, by which all
detention is avoided.
The steamer Mollie Moore, Capt. Haney,
will leave for st: Louis this evening at )
tiOth, Sdpu. NlcIoII, d6eIlt IcI VIC Will
make all freight engagements. His Office is No.
81 Gravier street.
The low water packet Belle L wland, Capt.
Geo. W. Rea, g. W. Brown clerk, leaves this
evening at O'Clock positively, for Grand
Ecore, Alexandria and ali way landings, making
sure connection at Alexandria, with the very
light drausht steamboat Royal George, thus
putting freight through without detention
The light draught packet Fleta will leave
this evening at 5 O'Clock, without fail, for
~ nd Eoncn nd all wa 1an6jpua ShipnnrS N
have their freight put through with speed as the
little Fleta makes railroad time and don't know
what it is to be stopned by low water. Passcn-
gers will find her fare tirst-class. Messrs. Lord
hand to attend to business; their Office is at No.
a. Camp street, corner Grayier.
The z. S. mail packet Robt. L. Lee, will leave
for Wick burg aud the bends this evening at
) o'clock. Capt. Campbell III command and
Mr.. A. McNay has charge Of her office, sure
guarantee that passengers will be well attended
to, and freight put through with promptness.
The steamer r. 7. Bryarly, Capt. w. L. SEQ
vile, Geo. c. Hamilton, clerk, will leave for
Grand Ecore and all intermediate landings al
+. NJ, Saturday Sept. 18th, connecting at Alex
andria with the light drausht steamer Bertha
suneI.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamer Lizzie Hopkins has gone over TO
Algiers, where She will lay up for the present to
Undergo repairs.
One item Of the cargo Of steamer Henry Tcte T
hat left last evening for Lafourche consisted Of
splendid Hook and Ladder Truck, for the Fire
Department of Donaldsonville, La, from the fac
o:y Of Messrs j. Sch xartZ Il Co.
by Telegraph
vIcKsBURG, Sept. Ito j. i. Woods & Co., No.
a Graver street: The steamer Commonwealth
viii arrive Wednesday, and leave Thursday for
It. Louis. THos. w. SHIELDS, Captain.
GIEANINGs FROM Our EXCHANGES.
tSt Louis Times, Saturday, Sept. 5th.l
BoArs TO LEAVE To-DAY.-Th elegant ST. amer
'om Jasper, Capt. W. L. Davis, I. P. Perkins,
Jerk takes her departure for New Orleans this
vening; she is the Consolidated Line boat and
,ayes promptly as advertised. The Mississippi
ale. Iran.portati ton Company will dispatch the
larry Alice and Darses for New Orleans this even
*.
Capt Frank Hicks, # the Belle Lee, is home
-on the virginia Springs, and NIll bring Lis fine
amer e.it with Tho popular J3e spears q, -eaI