The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-11
THE RIVER.

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9un Ris . ..-... $50 Moon Rises 1870 A. n
Sun Bsts...... 200 Full NOON 15 d. 557 F. NJ
Oriole, Waloon, Marie. W. 8. Pike and
Oriole, Era No. 10, James Howard, Garry
Owen, Katie and Rice Farmer.
Oriole. J. F. Frazer from Lower Coast, jose
phine. Mary Ida from Upper Coast, Carrie A.
Thorn from Baton Rouge, Bertha Drummer
Leslie TAYLOR from Ouachita, Bart Able from
Grand Ecore, Natchez from Vicksburg, fleta
from Opelousas, Susie Silver, Future City
and barges from St Louis.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Lower Coast to Belair and Star Plantations,
-Jeeuit's Bend, Terra Beuf and way landings
ct 10 A. NJ, the new side-wheel passenger
packet Oriole, II. Carrick master, James T.
Lower Coast to Southwest Pass. and Quar-
antine Station at A. M, the United States
mail passenger packet Marie, W. S. Bassett
master.
TOPPER Coast to the Union Plantation and
Hahnville, at 10 A. NJ, the Josephine, w. L.
Cozzens master.
Bayou Lafourche and Donaldsonville at 10
A. NJ, the Henry Tete, ]. F. Aucoin master,
n. H. Landry clerk
Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge and all Coast
landings, at P. NJ the B. Z. Hodge, Jno. j.
Brown master, 8. s. Streck clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele
grams.
Capt. John J. Brown has laid up:ths "; s.
Pike for the purpose of repairs, and has the
tine steamer B. L. Hodge to take the place of
the Pike. The Hodge leaves to-day at P.
n, for Bayou Sara and all Coast landings
and regularly every Monday and Friday here
after. Mr.. S. 8. Streck presides in the
lice.
The Kate Dickson will run to Grand Isle.
commencing ON the 18th, connecting with
Iorgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad at
the crossing on Bayou Des Allemandes.
The large side-wheel passenger steamer
Bart Able will be found at the landing this
morning receiving to leave again on Saturday
for all landings on Red River to Grand Ecore
The Bart is the only boat in this trade, is
very fast and has the best of passenger &C.
contradictions, and is popular boat. Capt.
Dick Sinnott commands, George Hamilton
chief clerk
The famous Natchez lays at the foot Of
Common street receiving to leave as usual at
5P. NJ. tomorrow for Vicksburg and all way
l000l0&8s Inc NHVcucA COnAoCc ~ s4cAo-
burg with the Anchor Line for st. Louis and
Cairo, Illinois, for Memphis and the bends,
and Parisot Line for Yazoo, and leaves pune
tually ct the hour. T. P. Leathers master,
and James F. Muse. clerk.
The w. 8. Pike, Stella Block and Louis
Vile were taken from the landing yesterday.
The c. H., Durfee, Capt Geo. Rea, leaves
for Jefferson, Shreveport and Upper Red
River tomorrow, positively, ct 2. N.
Mr. n II. Landry, late Of the Lizzie Hop
kins, took charge Of the office Of the Henry
whom he relieves, in few days will HE him
self away to cooler chimes, for q short season
q rest.
The Henry Tete backs out promptly at 10
this morning, for Bayou Lafourche and Dom
aldsonville, paying particular attention to all
Coast business, returning down the Coast in
daylight ON Sunday, and leaving again on
Monday ct P. N.
The Memphis Appeal Of the OH is respon-
Louis Times: s4Capt. T. w. Rea is painting Up
his Belle Of Shreveport. Some one asked
him on Change yesterday, when his time to
load came. He replied, i give it up; its too
fax of in the FUTURE haven't commenced to
figure on it yet.
The yicksburg packet B. Il. Hurt, which
sunk several months since above Vlcksburg,
isAow partially out Of water, and efforts will
be made to raise her.
The Bertha Drummer and Lessie Taylor will
be the next arrivals from the Ouachita. The
latter will arrive Friday morning.
The Bart Able leaves on Saturday for Grand
EcorA
The Grand Lake No. and barges leave
St Louis on Saturday. The Grand Lake is
the last purchase by the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company, and is powerful
hoat. The Future City is now en- route with
4 tow, and will arrive to leave the first of the
Coming week. John A. Stevenson, 46 Camp
street. agent.
The large passenger steamer City of Alton
lays at the foot Of Gravier street. and is to
1ad the Bends. The Alton is very large
best, first-class in all her appointments, is
last and safe, has tables provided with the
best Of fare, has large rooms and all the ne
cessaries requisite for very pleasant trip BY
the river. Capt b. E. Bixby, well-known to
the travelling public 4 commands, and in the
Office will be found Mr.. VIM. Mason.
The Susie Silver follows the Alton, leaving
E,ese for ST Louis on Wednesday, the 18th.
!. B. Woods & Co., lO4 Common street,
The James Howard, leaving yesterday, had
400 hhds sugar, 100 boxes sugar, 40 cabin
passengers and SO deckers.
MsnRoc, La, June 9, 1870 Adams 4
Work Leave for New Orleans at IL o'clock
a. n. Arrive Friday morning.
The Shreveport Times, of the 9Th, says:
The W. ]. Behan is mud bound in the Bis
tteneau settlement She had to tighten her
freight from Nole's Landing. =,
Ike reliable packet Carrie A. Thorn will
.arxive to-day from Baton Rouge and leave
,agln tomorrow Is usual The Thorn has
become axture in this trade, has attracted
good business, and has officers in Capt Ju-
mel Hessrs. Brusle and Comstock, who know
how 10 attend to it. A clerk viii be found on
,eke 3evee, foot of Bienville street, daily, to
receive freight.
The Thompson Dean has turned back from
Evansville and win be here to leave the latter
part Of the coming week.
The Col A. r. Kouns will be the next ar
RIVAL from Shreveport, due tonight, and to
Reeve here next Wednesday.