The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-24

removed from Kounss Building, Canal street
ferry landing, to No. 4 Delta street, over f.
Oonery Il Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ to p. NJ "a
.st.s .aa -fs GEO. j. DUNCAN, al
-n aa River Reporter n. O. bulletin.
We had a little weather yesterday is,
q little of all sorts. The morning was alter
nate clouds and sunshine, but from early af-
ternoon up to late in the night Jupiter Pluvi-
us had full sway, and the leyee, when We left
it last evening, had been transformed from
desert of sand to q sea of mud sa5l5 &l d
Business on the landing continues brisk,
and we expect to see it continue so for many
days to come. 918 tl41L{srf1I
Late advices are favorable for good naviga-
ton in Red and Ouachita rivers, but we do
not look for "big water y in either stream.
The new Bart Able leaves positively at z.
NJ. to-day for Grand Ecore. a-lta2
The pretty little Fleta is off to-day, rain or
shine, for Grand Ecore and way landings.
The rain prevented the Frank Morgan from
The river before the city is rising slowly.
\ The Opelousas packets Ruth and Lessie
Taylor arrived yesterday. ah
\ The departures yesterday were as follows ::
John Howard for White River, Mary Alice
and barges for st. Louis, Gov. Allen for Mem
phis. Bastrop for Ouachita River. Lotus No.
3 for Red River, st. John for Baton Rouge,
Selma for Fishers Landing, and the usual
small fry. E o. d. ~ 80
]. II. Carter, we'll known by his soubriquet
of Commodore Rollingpin, will, We are in
formed, deliver two lectures in our city next
February. 'aF.& pa stt i.
The LaBelle is receiving at the head of
Gravier street this morning. She leaves as
..a,.1 %o r,orrcuy at p M r.ftA .rHtII.
r-r9Yg5 STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY. 3Al
FoR lOpE1OusAs. elegant passenger
packet Lessie Taylor, Eugene Quatrevaux,
master, leaves for all landings on Atchafalaya
River and Bayou Courtableau at 5 p. NJ. to-
day. MIR. T. John has charge of her office.
The LESSEE Taylor fills the place Of the Tren-
FoR Opr1ousAs,-The light draught pas
senoer packet, Ruth, g. G. Pickett, master,
VIM. Barnes, clerk, leaves as above at 5 O'Clock
this evening. 3as8 Ghsail tfA EsA41I
FoR V1cKsBURG AND THE BENDS o. s. NJ
Packet. The superb passenger packet Frank
Parpoud, j. M. White, master, Curt Holmes,
clerk. leaves at p. NJ to-day for Argyle,
Greenyille. Vicksburg and all way landings
FoR Bayou MANcHAc AND ANTE RIVER
Semi Weekly Packd.-The staunch sea-going
racket Alice, under command of Capt. @. &
II. Porter. with Mr.. Lou Kells in the Office,
leaves for all landings on the above-named
streams, from Magnolia bridge, New Basin,
every Monday and Thursday, at P. NJ.
! FoR COAST AND LAFoURcHE-The fine pas
senoer packet Seminole, John Dalferes, mas
ter. Ed. Burk, clerk, leaves at P. NJ to-day
for all landings ON the Coast as high up as
Donaldsonville, and on Bayou Lafourche
down to Lockport
For Upper RED R1vER.-The neat low water
packet Frank Morgan, W. I. Gillian, master:
| leaves at 5 P. NJ to-day, taking freight and
passen gers for all landings on Old Red, going
clear up to the head Of the hollow, and gong
sure. Since her retirement, Capt. Gilman
has had the Morgan completely repaired, and
she today presents a fine, neat appearance
and classes Al with all insurance compa'
MES.
FoR GRAND Weekly Rcket-Ihe
| new Bart Able, r. Sinnott, master, Geo. Z.
Hamilton, clerk, is receiving at the head OF
Customhouse street, to leave at T. NJ. to-day,
for all landings up to the above mentioned
point
Hale, J. Lawrence Carter, master, leaves FOL
all landings on the Ohio River this evening,
- Fon ST. LOUIS Kounts Liae.-The Paragon.