The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-13

j sz",orIte Lower Coast, III A. Nj.
NJ ida. Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
y. fobn. Doualdsonville, II NJ.
r. Henry Tete, Lafourche, IL NJ.
/ 7 2 Frazer Lower Coast, 3 p M.
]Tatcbez, Wick. burg, T. M.
geIIe Rowland, Red RlDer, 5 P. NJ.
YTrenton, OpelOusas, 5 z. NJ.
waite, Ouachita, p. NJ
f I Taylor, atom Rouge. 5P. M.
/ 70 No. 10 Lafourche, +. NJ
EEntaDckson, Lafourche. 5 P. NJ
! aSsiesiver. st. Louis, 5 p. NJ.
1 CnT Alien Fort Adams, P. NJ
1 0oytopa and barges, Cincinnati, P NJ
iu.wBell Memphis, 5 P. NJ.
pobsrt Young, Lafourche, 5 P. M.
TohsP Kountz, Red River, s p M.
! steh Block, Tensas and Macon, 5 PM
MISCELLANEOUS.
| For additional river news see our daily tele-
TheNatchez, t. P. feathers master, James F.
k,nse clerk, leaves this evening at o'clock. for
Estcba, VIcksburg and all way landings
TheGov. Allen leaves this event Q at o'clock
lronnply, for Fort Adams and all Coast landings.
fnm be head OF Customhouse street. John c.
Imam master, ANDY Roland clerk
TN, Leslie Taylor, Allen Jumel master, M.
IEenotOn clerk, will be receiving this morning.
M ess his evening at o'clock, for Baton Rouge
Ind aCoast.
4 Ths St. John. from Donaldsonville, had 1872
Ihbds sugar, 365 bbls. molasses and 23I sacks
Irce. pIC ACstA1o eO-day db LIZ 7 DcISSIOu III
Iconrnd.
Th Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz master, E. M. Va
IAtederk, leaves this morning at 10 o'clock, for
In lSiing on the Upper Coast to the Union
fpsnshon, st. James parish.
~ CsM Joe Dalferes telegraphs from Memphis
thath be Assumption will arrive in time to leave
IN Mmday next for the Lafourche, as advertised
Kl1oher column.
me side-wheel henry Tete, making tri-weekly
nto the Coast, Donaldsonvile aud the La
hi Nj
Ayt Landry clerk.
II new steamer Robert, built by Capt. W. HI.
Hn1s for this section, arrived yesterday from
LnHw Ind.
u Young was chartered by Captains U. D.
!, 8~bonne and q. Dalferes, Jr., for Bayou La
81 she packet, and will commence receiving this
Hlng at the head of Customhouse street, to
this 5 2. NJ. positively, and hereafter every
aesday and Saturday at the same hour She
inely finished and substantially built steam
with fine model and plenty of power, and
the quantity Of freight distributed on the
IF is good carrier also. We think Capt.
ebonne has fine packet, and we wish him
This associate in the Office, the famous G. D.,
la round of success.
he Era No 10, Tom Taylor master, J. P.
lar, G. Dugas end j. b. Landry clerks leaves
q ,Donaldsonvllle and Bayou Lafourche this
. Wing at ) O'clock.
The Bayou Lafourche packet Kate Dickson,
Ives to-day at p. NJ, connecting with the
J
ok Stringer clerk.
The J. F. Frazer, of the Independent Line of
Lily and semi weekly Lower Coast packets, is the
,1S.ily packet, and will arrive this morning and
u I've at this T. M. Tor the Belair Plantation.
! NJ Canton, Jr., master.
The Favorite, also of this line, leaves to-
+ IN at 10 A. NJ, going to the Lee Plantation,
lin NJ. Bietry master, P. E. Barry clerk. Mr..
larles Mcclellan Is the representative OF this
he on the landing.
!. The side wheel Lower Coast packet Oriole,
lanes T. OPry master, leaves daily except
Sundays, at 10 A. NJ, for the Live Oak Grove
Plantation.
{ s The splendid passenger steamer st. Mary,
red Probst master, J. G. Tremoulet clerk, leaves
o-day at - NJ, for all landings on the Lower
4 bast to Port Eads.
The fine light-draught steamer Trenton, E.
] luatrevaux master, H. Molaison clerk, leaves to-
lay at P. NJ, for the Atchafalaya, Coartableau
md DIES GlaiZes.
= I. The Robert MITCHELL for the Ohio, had 200
q lids sugar, 800 bbis moasses, 500 bbs oil, 700
ibis rice 800 sacks salt, SO bales cotton and over
100 tons miscellaneous negnt, rs cabin passen-
ers and 80 deckers.
The Peytona and barges are on berth recelv,
ng to leave today for Louisville, Cincinnati and
III way points. j. o. Verhoef master, A. }. Ross
Jerk.
The Assumption and Ashland will be the next
rrvas from the Ohio, to be followed by the
b Arlington.
Cincinnati Commercial, 10th
"The Chas. Morgan received literally yesterday,
nd has already registered 20 cabin passengers
Or New Orleans. The Morgan will depart on
aturdsy with splendid trip. Capt. Lew Hates
pill drop the eegaut Thomas Sherlock down to
be Nes Orleans wharfbo It to morrow morning.
be follows the Morgan to New Orleans, leaving
On ext Wednesday
Nc, " The John Means and barges will arrive here
~ morrow from Ironton, and departs for New
leans on Saturday. She has already 10000
Nc rn4ot = ,k,. ha,- W.
7 mails at % cents per keg, and large amount
on Manufactured iron and steel at IS per ton, for
- Few Orleans"
The Courier-Journal says Mr.. Lloyd Whiltow
oes to New Orleans to clerk on the levee.
The lightning Willie for the Back and Qua
hlta, leaves to-day without fail at p. NJ. j. W.
3anksi in command
> Owing to unavoidable causes, the Stella Block
vas obliged to lay over until z. NJ. to-day,
When she will leave most positively for the Iensas
Ind Macon.
HI The new Tensas was brought to the landing
yesterday morning, and will leave this evening,
20 . r. NJ. for TIE Tensas and Macon.
Inc Belle Rowland, George W. Rea master, ii.
Bozeman clerk, leaves to-day for all landings
= "a hed hlver to tampte, at 5 T. III. Inc Row
- and Is liner, and is sure to 60.
= The Katie P. Kountz light-draught boat and
very large carrier, is advertised, IN another
foiuinn, as an Independent boat to Red River,
Yong as high as the mouth of Cane River, under
kfiI command OF Dave Haney, With the UNIVERSAL
f@ known Capt. John Helm as his right bower, 70
ave THIS evening, at o'clock without fAil,
selght or no freight.
Inc Natchtz had 1877 bales cotton and 402l
CHS seed; leaving to-day she connects at Nlcks-
lrg with the Parisot Line for the Yazoo, and
IN regular packets for Memphis, Cairo and st.
Ihe me st. Louis passenger steamer Susie Sii,
u lai1 over until 2. NJ. day, when she VIII
rely leave for all intermediate points. ID. ID.
fi rt ID command j. s. Lehmer in the office,
Inc Great Eastern Mary Bell will be at the
nGlng THIS morning and is to leave this evening
r slcks6nrg and all Bend landings to Helena.
rra1k Hicks master, Alf. Grissom clerk. Be
aaes the 6O00 bales and 5000 SACK, she had 3Co
rncns oil cake and IS bbls oil, monster trip
NIapt Wenzels Ouachita packet, Acme, passed
a pAsuurg Wednesday morning.
as ecelp's Of sugar, yesterday, 35S hogsheads'
& Turing heavy fog. on Thursday morning, the
= Utesent and the Maude came together; the lat
was at the bark and the former was under
Wv headway. The Poitevent knocked down
y lsackstaff and tore away some Of her noslng,
~ managed the after guard Of the Maude.
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