The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-25

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Glencoe from st. Louis, La Belle from Shreve-
port.
DEPARTURES
Josephine, Mary Ida, Ida, Fleta, Henry Tete,
Maria Louise, Natchez.
Future City and barges, Charles Morgan, John
Howard, Robert Z. Lee, Era No. 10, Lizzie Hop
kins, B. l.. Hodge, W. S. Pike, Ba .trop. Garry
Owen, Gov. Allan and barges, Marie J. +. Frazer,
Rice Farmer, Ruth, st. Mary, Alice, Mary Ida.
DEPARTURES TOMORROW.
AT A. NJ. the passenger and U. s. Mail Marie,
W. S. Bassett master, for Southwest Pass, Fort
st. Philip Quarantine Station and all passenger
landings.
At 10 A. NJ the Rice Farmer, John Taylor mas
ter. for all landings TO Quarantine station.
At 10 A. NJ. the Josephine, W. L. Cozzens mas
ter, to Union Plantation, Upper Coast;
master, MIR. F. Bergeron clerk, to Baton Rouge
and all way landings, paying particular attention
to planta ton business.
A15P. N. the Lizzie Hopkins, N. z. Dupuis,
master, NJ. d. Landry, clerk, to Lafourche and
all Coast landings.
ASP. NJ. the Era No. 10, Joe Dalferes, master.
Tom Clements. clerk, tor Lsfourche.
At5P. NJ. the W. S. Pike, John ]. Brown,
master, s. S. Streck, clerk, for Fishers Landing,
Bayou sara, aud all way landings:
at 5 P. NJ. the Glencoe, Capt. I. S. Calhoun,
MIR. J. T. McCord, clerk, for st. LOUIS, Cairo,
| Memphis and the Bends.
At5 p. NJ the Louisville, A. F. Power, master,
Geo. Bowers, clerk, for Cincinnati, Louisville,
Cairo and Memphis.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional! river news our daily tele-
grams.
We call attention to the following reward
offered by Capt James Reese, for the recovery Of
the body Cf his daughter, Mrs. Bette Musgrove,
lost from the Inflated Exporter. We sincerely
hope that he Affections which have been sc
sorely visited upon this estimabie family may be
| hghtened to some extent by the recovery OF the
! remains OF their lost darling, that they may be
| taken back TO be placed at rest midst those who
| knew her and loved her so well:
$500 REwARD.-Tllree hundred dollars will be
paid for tl,e recovery OF the body OF Mrs. Mus
grove, lost from the steamer Exporter
She is a small person, black eyes, with black
| curly hair and had on light brown silk dress.
Apply to James Rees, City Hotel, or to Burdeau
| & Wayne. JOG Grayier street.
Mr.. Henry Cooney the we'll known discharging
| clerk, reported among the missing, turned up
bright and early yesterday morning at the scene
of his daily labors.
Capt James Rees, ST., and his family left last
evening by rail- fof their home. Mr.. James Rees,
Jr, and Capt. J. 3. Conway, remain here for
few days longer.
KYLE. with his wife and chilu, went by rail last
evening, to st. Louis.
A NEW DEpARruEE.-Capt. G. L. Kouns yes
terday bought tho steamer Flirt at United Mar
shal's sale, and intends to build from her ma
chinery clipper passenger packet, to make tri-
weekly trips to the Lower Coast, as far as Pilot
Town and ads Je,tie Town, and, to show his
earnestness in the matter, he has procured the
fleet Oriole to run this trade while the new
steamer is building, commencing on the 18th OF
May
Capt Kouns has built many boats in his time,
some Of them the best that ever landed at our
wharves, and his past record in this respect
speaks well for what he will turn out for the &C.
Innfa off, / nyUay
Coast.
The Chas. Il. Durfee, not being able to leave
Yesterday has laid over till Tuesday, the 9th, a,
l5P NJ at which time she will leave for Jefferson
direct.
The Rapdes, for Minden and Lake Bisteneau
Laws over till Tuesday, the 27tn, Capt. Nat Puck
cite in command.
Shippers will bear in mind that the Bayou
| D'Arbonne packet Bertha Bruner is receiving al
the lower landing, to leave on Tuesday, the 9th
| The Bruner takes freight for all points on the
Ouachita to Trenton.
The Fayou Bartholomew packet Willie, Capt
E. B. Trinidad, is ready to receive and will leave
in the early part of the week.
Camden, Monroe and all points on the Ouachita
and Black Rivers, lays over until Tuesday.
In another column will be found the advertise
nent of the fine steamer Seminole, John G
Mitchell master, Sam Gwartney clerk, ana we arr
requested to state, to all concerned that on Tues
,day, the 9th inst, at P. NJ, the Seminole vii
surely leave for Jefferson, Shreveport and ali way
landings on Red River.
| The fine steamer Glencoe did some quick wOri
yesterday, discharging cargo of nearly. o,OOt
packages in time to go to the sugar ware houses
below, take on 600 boxes Of sugar and return
| to the wharf in time to take on large mis-
cellanecus freight before dark. =,
The fleet Charles Morgan, from Cincinnati, viii
be found at the landing to-day. She leaves or
tuesday, aud all those who want TO- go North
East or West on that day on safe, fast and tine
boat. had better interview Mr.. Harry Stein, the
clerk, very early
| The fine steamer John Howard, from Minden
will be at the wharf to-day, and returns to tina
point on Wednesday, the 2Sth. Capt. H. l.. Lee
| Mr.. E. T.. Perry, clerk.