The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-01
THE RIVER,


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Tuesday, June !, l676. !
MINIATURE ALMANAC,
san Kiss ...... Moon Rises. 3:46 A. N.
Gun Sets. .6:55 New Moon, Sd All r. M.
Oiole, W. s. Pike, Era No. 10, Stella Block,
Bee and barges, Lessie Taylor, Waloon, J. +.
Frazer and Lizzie Hopkins.
DKPARTUREs.
Oriole, Waloon, Marie, Rice Farmer. jose
phine, Era No. 10, Henry Tete and W. 5.
Pike.
Oriole from Lower Coast, Thompson Dean,
Mary Houston and Louisville from Cincinnati,
John A. Scudder from ST. Louis, Carrie A.
Thorn from Bayou Sara, Ruth and Bertha
from Opelousas.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Lower Coast to BeIair and Star Plantations,
+Jesuits' Bend, Terra Boeuf and way landings
ct 10 A. M, the new side-wheel passenger
packet Oriole, N. Carrick master James
T. O'Pry clerk. =,
A. NJ, the Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz master,
e. NJ Valette clerk.
Vicksburg, Natchez, Bayou Sara, Baton
Refuge and all way landings, at T. NJ, the
Robert E. Lee VIM. Campbell master. Messrs.
Mcvay, Mossop, Bell and Wilson clerks.
Fort Smith, Little Rock, Pine Bluff and
all Bend landings above Vicksburg, at P.
M, the GAINESVILLE, John S. Jones mas.er.
Camden, Eldorado, Monroe, Trinity and
all landings on Ouachita and Bayou OAR
bonnie, at P. NJ, the Bertha Drummer, w.
Wenzel master.
ST. Louis, Cairo and Memphis, at s p. NJ,
the Glencoe, T. S. Calhoon master, ]. F.
IcCord clerk.
ST. Louis Cairo and Memphis, at p NJ,
the Thos. Sherlock, H. U. Hart master, NJ. L.
Virden clerk.
Camden, Monroe Trinity and all landings
on the Ouachita and Black rivers, at p. NJ,
the Lessie Taylor, F. A. Blanks master, Joe
Holmes clerk.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The fine steamer Bertha Drummer is receiv-
ing to leave to-day sure, for all points on
the Ouachita to Camden. giving through bills
of lading for Bayou D'Arbonne, having the
greater part Of her trip aboard She viii 60
through without delay.
The Stella Block has arrived from Bout
River with 46 head of stock and 1900 slaves.
Tho Block lays near the head Of Customhouse
street.
The fine steamer GAINESVILLE arrived Sun
day morning from the Arkansas River. snd
lays near the head OF Customhouse street, re-
C6lVlug 10 leaV0 Oh I0tuEu tdhluk lIcIkuL
for all Bend landings above Vicksburg and on
the Arkansas to Fort Smith.
The GAINESVILLE is the only boat in this
trade, and offers to carry freight cheaper than
it can be shipped by any other route. She
has also good passenger accommodations, and
offers special Inducements to those who want
to visit the Hot Springs. John S. Jones mas
ter.
The fine and fast steamer Glencoe leaves
L. ro~ CT NO I'M nf h0 nncf
regular boats in this trade, with the best of
passenger accommodations, under the control
of courteous gentlemen, we commend the
Glencoe and her master, Capt. T. s. Calhoun,
to all bound for the upper Mississippi.
The Thos. Sherlock changes her destination
from Cincinnati to St. Louis, and leaves to-
day at P. NJ. H. U. Hart master, NJ. L.
Virden clerk,
The following notice of the Charles Nor
gan is from the Cincinnati Commercial of the
29th:
The event Of to-day will be the departure
of Capt. Albert STEMS fast, large and elegant
Charles Morgan to New Orleans this evening,
with number Of passengers and her usual
quota of freight. The Charles Morgan will
arrive at New Orleans on Sunday, June 6,
leaving there again for Cincinnati on Wednes-
day. June 8, arriving at Cincinnati on
Wednesday night, June 16; returning again
from Cincinnati on Saturday, June 19, when
she will receive the Pauley condensers 80 sue
cessfully used on the Natchez and other
steamers.
Notwithstanding the hard times, the
Charles Morgan has had successful season,
carrying more freight and passengers than
any other steamer inShe trade between Gin
cinnati and New Orleans, and has made more
trips and better average time, with less de-
tention, which may be attributed to the pro-
fessional executive ability, industry and I'M
firing exertions Of Capt. Stein, her COM
mander and sole owner. In the language Of
the aforesaid, BLOOD will tell" Mr.. Harry
w. Stein, SON of the captain, controls affairs
in the Office.
The CITY of Alton is advertised to leave st.
Louis to- morrow, the ID.
The Lsssie Taylor arrived yesterday from
Camden, and leaves to-day at 5, taking freight
for all points on the Ouachita.
We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement in another column of the New
Orleans and Red River Transportation Com
pany. This company was formed short
time ago, and comprises nearly the whole OF
the Red River tonnage. The objects IN view
mere the consolidation of conflicting interests,
their control BY board of directors, and the
establishment Of tariff fair alike to shipper
and carrier. Forming themselves into char
tered stock company. they hsve been running
under the new arrangement for the past Six
weeks, and so far have met with success. COM
mending themselves not only through their
fine boats, but for the regularity OF their de-
partures, which can in all circumstances DC
depended upon. They confidently place
themselves before the public, and ask their
support ,.
The Rapides was taken over to laying up
quarters yesterday.
The Lower Coast packet J. F. Frazer a.
rived yesterday evening, and Is receiving to
leave again tomorrow at IL n.
Capt J. r. McElroy went BY the ". .. Fi Ike
last evening for short visit among nus
friends ct Donaldsonville
The reliable Lizzie Hopkins, N. 2. Dupuis
master, arrived last evening from Bayou La
fourche, and returns again tomorrow punc-
tually at 10 A. NJ, making Coast landings
speciality.
The Wednesday Opelousas packet Ruth
will be found as usual at the landing this
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