The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Sunday Morning, July ~, 1874.

We would respectfully call the attention of gu,
teamboatmen to the superior advantages Offered
~ The BULLETIN as an advertising medium. II
g the only daily paper in the city that publishes
The full manifest of steamboats,, and this feature
tlone causes it to find its way into the counting.
room Of every merchant in the city.
The weather yesterday was alternate cloudy and
| sunshine, i'll the sun twas very warm. but thanks
to fair southerly wind, the shade was pleasant
Business on the lower steamboat Handing was
very brisk and the packets advertised in the
BULLETIN to leave, had no cause to complain of
want of patronage.
! leaving (for Carrolton) the Great Republic
yesterday evening, the rat forgot to walk the
| telegraph wire at the usual hour; he was fully
twenty minutes behind time.
The Great Republic for st. Louis Gov Alien for
vicksbnrg, Belle Rowland for Shreveport, Sabine
for Grand Ecore Garry Owen and Bastrop for
Camden. Trenton for Opelousas. Ida for Attaka.
pas and b. L. Hodge for Baton Rouge, left last
evening all with fine trips for the season. TIE
Belle Rowland, Sabine aud trop had every
pound they wanted.
At l o'clock yesterday evening at the Frst
PRESBYTERIAN Church, our handsome young friend.
Mr. Douglas NJ. Fitzpatrick of the firm of Jackson.
fitzpatrick Hende son, was united i'm the holy
bonds of matrimony to Miss Alice FiIleu vi,
wish the beautiful bride and her gallant consort
a long life OF nnalloyed happiness. They left the
city last evening on the Great Republic.
AT dark yesterday there was not a boat at the
upper steamboat landing.
The officers of the c. H. Durtee report fonr
feet on the principal bars in Red River. and
Andy Swain, her talented and handsome star
gaZer says that ii Is hard o find.
The Katie from Vicksburg W. s. Pike from
Bayou Sara Lizzie Hopkins from Tafourche and
City of Quincy from st. Louis, are due TODAY,
Louis 4 says that, for the benefit of hi,
steamboat friends, he will on Monday EVENING
a ntr form moo on In t,1rl,x"-
which occasion he will be ably assisted by his
trained dogs Fritz, Tom and Bouncer. The
show Will take place on the levee near the head
of Canal street.
For lists of arrivals and manifests 400 MARINE !
column.
The Willie, Capt. Jack Blanks, leaves for Cam
den and all intermediate landings on Ouachita
and Th Black rivers, At p NJ Tuesday 2lst inst.
positively Tuesday, 2lst inst, for Jefferson
Shreveport and all way landings on Red River.
The Texas Capt. G. w. Stinde, will arrive to-
day and leave at P. NJ. Tuesday, July 81. for
Jefferson, Shreveport and way points
= Capt. Dave Dannals will leave for .Jeffersor
and all landings intermediate. with the elegant
Lotus No. g. at 3 p. NJ. on Tuesday. the 2lst inst
The Q. :: NJ. packet Marie, Capt. Bassett
caves az, for Pilot Town at 9 A. NJ. Monday
The City of Quincy, Capt. W z. Walker. leaves
N Wednesday, July ~, at ) p. H.. for st. Ionis
mi way landings.
The peerless Katie leaves on Tuesday. at5p
H., for Vlcksburg.
The ". S Pike, Capt. J. J. Brown, leaves Mon
lay, at P NJ, for Bayou Sara
The llzzle Hopkins, Capt. Aucoin, leaves to- ,
morrow. at P. NJ, for Bayou Lafourche
The Bossler, Capt. Boardman, leaves every
uesdaJ and Saturday for Grand Isle We refer | ]
nr readers to her advertisement In the special
Office column.
Inc Bertha Bruner il the next boat dine from, |
uachita River. 0"-
ling slowly "e1e
Rates to Red River are full card rates In JeAa--
% and way landings, and twenty five per cent A
mr.; .. .; s9reck viii take charge Of the Office OF
AsOn. SusaAAess a
we were paeased to meet On the streets yester.