The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-23
THE RIVER.
oFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Morning, April %, 1873.

IdE HI Y Ans
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Friday Morning, April 3D. 1879.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
IF. Fraser, Ida, w. S. Pike, Z. L. lodge.
pErAEYyHEs YESTERDAY.
Navy Ida. Rice Farmer, Era No. &c, Lizzie
HOPKINS, Frank Pargoud, Henry G. laeGer
ne ARRIVE. ~.
Mario Josephine, Mary Ida, Henry Iete'
Fleta, Glencoe, Chas Bodmann' Aoo; WIZ
cnas Morgan. Fart Able, Natchez, Willie,
Future City and barges, Bertha braner' A9ssie
Taylor. La Eelle.
IEf..rTURES TO-DAE. :,
At9 NJ. the Marie, Capt. W. y. Eassett.
from Canal Street Ferry Landing, Ioi SCUM
vest Pess Quarantine Station, fonte-a.la-
Hache and all passenger landings, carrying
the United States mnils.
At l0A. NJ, the Josephine, ". L.. Cozzens,
master, for the Upper Coast to Caion Eiai1Sa-
ton through each way in dayllghs.
At 10 A. M. the.B. l.. Hodge. Capt. J. P.
McE,rov. Mr.. f. Bergeron, clerk, for Baton
Rouge, paying particular attention to PIE nta-
At5P. M. the Cha-les H. Durfee, Geo. w.
Rea. master, w. II. McChesney, clerk, for
Jefferson, Shreveport: and all way Landings on
At5P. IL. the w.:G Pike, John.J. Brown,
master, S. S. Etreck, clerk, for Fishers Lard
ing and all coast landings.
MISC EL-ANEOUS.
For additional rive. news see our daily
kilograms
Tie Charles Morgan and Thomas Sherlock
are on the way here, &c leave the first part Of
the coming week; the Morgan is due to-
morrow.
The Hodge took on The boilers anC doctor
Cor some point On the coast, from the disman-
tied st. Elmo; the latter beng towed over tor
the purpose yesterday.
Shippers to Ouachitn es high up as Trenton
and Bayou d'Asbonne, will hav. an opportu-
nity offered theE2, in the Bertha Bruner, ad-
ycrtlsed to leave next Tuesday.
The splendid New Bart Able, from Grand
Ecore will be found at the landing this morn
ing She returns tomorrow.
The Natchez, tie "Eig IIjuE CT the
vicksburg trade, xiil be fol- nd at her regular
landing. head Of Common street, this morn
ing She returns tomorrow.
The Glencoe, froEl 81. Louis, viii arrive by
tomorrow morning. Capt. John y. McCord
teleg-aphs that she will leave here Tomorrow
evening.
Ths Ida is the regular Attakapas packet
leaving here tomorrow at ~. Nj.
The Fleta, for Ope.ousas, end the Henry
Tete for Lafourrhe and all Coast landings,
will be at the landing Iais morning, to xeturs,
tomorrow at r NJ.
The j ohm Howard IS due from M;nden.
she leas es here on Wednesday. the 28tt.
The Lessie Taylor LETT CamGen yesterday
With EC bales of cotton, and isto leave here
tomorrow.
Owing 20 the bad weather yesterday. the
John KYLE has been obliged to defer her de.
parture till tomorrow, at which time she will
surely Leave for St Louis, Cairo aud Mem.
phis. ThrG ugh sure connections the Kyle is
prepared to offer special Inducements to 1T.
Paul and all points on the upper Mississippi.
The Red River packet Seminole lays ovel
until tomorrow, going then without fail
Some well.snown Cincinnatinns, who wers
passengers on the Thomas Sherlock on hes
hast trip publish card in the Cincinnati Ga
zette, ia which they spe.k in strong praise Of
the royal Sherlock and her speed, and partlc-
ularly of the good treatment they received at
the hands Of Cast. Hart. This fine steamer
is now enroute Ior this city and will leave here
during the early part of the coming week
The Chas. BOamann leaves for Cincinnati
and Louisville tomorrow at D L. III. Inc
Bodmann is fine steamer, fast and safe. to
which extent she 10 well known.
Tomorrow at z. NJ, the Rapides, Capt.
Nat Puckette, leaves for Minden and all way
landings on Red River to Loggy Bayou.
n,no t tny Ts sls@Ro J. B. Woods {
Ca. lOl Common street Steamer Glencoe
viii arrive Saturday morning, and leave Sat.
urd4y evening for st. Louis
j. T. MCCoRD, Master.
yrrsDuRa, April 2l.-To ". Il. Bofnger
st. Louis Packet Line, l2s Gravier street
Glencoe will arrive Saturday morning. Ad
yertise to leave Saturday evening.
JOHN T. McCoRD, Master.
TRENTON La, April 2l.-To Adams& Work
No. . Commercial Place: Leave at +. NJ.
four hundred and fifty bales. Leave Satur
day direct for Camden. j. W. BLANKS,
Captain Steamer Lessie Taylor.
Bayou SARA. April 22.-To Adams 4 Work
Passed at O'Clock p. NJ. Will arrive at day
light Friday morning. E. B. TRINIDAD.
Steamer Willie.