The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

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vsonesoay Morning 5une 50. 1875. /
Il MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San e ~ s'ss'i ID .i "a Z: Y
Orion Bertha Ruth, Carrie A. Thorn,
Lotus ! ~ ,.,,,,...
Oriole Mary Ida, r. E. Lee, Mary Houston.
Orloia Marie and Rice Farmer ffom Lower
Coast, hattie from Gresnville, Belleof Shreve-
port from St l0gi4 Iberia from Brashser.
Bastrop from OuachIta, Era No. 10. Henry
Tete from Lafourche, B. Il. Hodge tom
Bayou nara, Jossthins and Mary Ida from
Upper Coask
Lower Coast To South vest Pass, Quaranfine
station and way landings at 8 A. u. the
Marie, n. 8. Bassett master. III
Lower Coast to Belairs and Star P1snts-s
tions, Jesuits' Bend, Terra Boeuf and Vav
iandipge at 10 A. NJ, the new sidewh6A pas.
senger packet Oriole, JAS. T. O'Pry master
Upper Coast to Hahnville and Union
Plantation, ct 10 A. NJ, the Josephine. ". q
Baton Rouge. Plaquemine and all Coast
Landings at 10 A. NJ, the Carrie A. Thorn,
Allen Jumel master, Chas. Brusle clerk.
Lower Coast to the Lee Plantation. It u
NJ, theJ F. Frazer, O. Canton, il. master.
p. E. Barry clerk. -
Atchsfalaya, Bayou Cous1lbleau and all
Coast Landings, at s 2. M, the Bertha, q.
II. Broad master, j. B. Schmidt clerk.
Shreveport and all way landings On Red
River, 1t S P. NJ. the Col. A. p. Kouns. NJ.
81. Kouns master. G. W. Drown clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The feet and superb Katie, J. Al. White.
the veteran; master, will be found ct the
landing this m0kning, foot Of Comtnon street.
receiving TO leave tomorrow for all landings
to Vicksburg and the Bends above to Green
vile.
RurH AND TRENToN-Ths steamer Ruth
heretofoS running in the Opelousas txade,
has been withdrawn and will be replaced by
the Trenton. The Trenton has been locked,
extensively repaired and improved, painted
from stem 70 stern, refurnished and fehtted,
is in as good order as she was the day she
left the builders hands, and h ono Of the
best light draught boats afioak Not being
quite ready to leave to-day, the Trenton viii
start next Wednesday, the 7th, and leave
thereafter regularly every Wednesday, Tor Ill
landings1on the Atchafalaya, Bayous Oour--
tableau and Des Glaizes. Capt e. Quatre-
vaux in command, II. Molaison clerk.
The splendid steamer Charles Morgan, Al
bart Stein master, Harry Stein clerk, leaves
tomorrow for all landings on the Ohio River
NOUS for speed, excellent passenger accom-
modations, and clever officers, and movps
promptly on time. -
The Morgan will be followed by tho clipres
Thomas Sherlock, now en- route and due p
arrive the last Of this week.
The fine steamer Belle Of Shreveport
Thos w. Rea master, IL A. Dohrman clerk,
viii be found at the landing to-day receiving
for St.*Eouis, Cairo and Memphis. to leave
tomorrow at 5 P. M. The Belle has fine pas
senger accommodations, and through regular
connections at ST. Louis will give ticket.
tnroudR to st. RaQL -
The Kountz Line steamer b Q. Yaegel
followsthe Belle of Shreveport. Agent, JAS.
Mellon, 81 Gravier street.
The Marie. w. S. Bassett master, carrying
the United States mail, leaves every Monday,
= Wednesday and Friday, at A. A., from the
Canal street ferry landing, for all landings OF
the Lower Coast to Southwest PAss,smakln(
the run each way in daylight.
J The ight-draught Ouachita Mver pacKe
Bastrop, Gus. Hodge master, L. +. Della
houssaye clerk, will be ct the landing to
day. receiving to leave on Saturday positively
for all landings to Camden, connecting viii
ali the tributaries and giving through bills
ladinp to points on Bayou Bartholomew.
The regular Red River Wednesday packe
Col. A, p. Kouns, M. II. Kouns master, leave
to-day without fail for all landings on ne
River to Shreveport.
The Lotus No. 8, that srf1ved yesterua
morning vithlO0 bales of cotton and 365 hea
r--.I,o r>1l~~~c TIA K0uno and to lo0V
on Saturday, going through TO Jefferson.
While arrangements are being perfected 10
tina extension Of the mail service to Port Eadi
sneoial mail bagsfor theaccommodat alton 9
ali interested viii be- kept ct the once OF
r Eads and j. B. Price, 20 Carondelet street
mn stairs, which pill be forwarded by the 1pe
ria every trip. Seeadvertisement Of the lOt
ria in another column.
THE fine steamer Bertha, II. ID: broa
Master, j. B. Schmidt clerk, arrived yes q ,
dav from Opelousas with bales cotton,
sacks cotton seed, 81 bales moss, SO head
cattle and 3O85 slaves. The Be rtha leave
era;n TO-DAY as usual for the Atchafalaya an
hsvons Courtableau and Des Giaizes, ana WI
make ali coast landings on the way.
Tha Donaldsonvine and Bayou Lafourcn
,,ockats Henry Tete and Era No. ~ are du
Il arrive this evening and leave, the !sfme, -
The ]. T, Frazer leaves to-day ct y N. 70
all landings on the Lower Coast 70 the u
Plantation. ~. o,ocb;
packet Lessie Taylor will lay over unA. -,
morrow. She is receiving ior Usmusns 81
has Connections with ali the tributaries
Rlanks 2aster, Joe Holmes clerk.
The May Houston had l0Oo sunaies
x;as "a barrels tar. 1875 barrels rice, 20 DIAL
soo;no and about SO tons Of m!sce!laneo'
HrsiSht 80 cabin passengers ana oO aeI 40,
Grand excursion trips between ST Lou =
and St. Paul have been inauguraa'ss s;n .
.dsys is required to make the round ae mp =, !,
hand Of music accompanies each ooas, .n =.
nhe fare has been placed at very iox nf Sa1
The James D. Parker lightenen .lo NJ
of Shreveport on the hard %. work Neither
S sl'1s e,Do nor her cargo was damaged !.
suv crest extent, as her pumps yep.
any 49,, 70 sir inches. Capt. Rea ma