The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-29

The peerlemgoud will be found
at the landing ing, head OF Com
mons street, 70 from Greenville
and Vicksburpbe receiving to re-
turn at 5 Prow. J. M. White
master, Curt H.
The semi-we. and Baton Rouge
packet Lessie Hen Jumel master
Charles Brushes to-day at IL NJ.
The Taylorn rei the Coast on Fri.
day, and leayeeaturday at P. M.
The fine pass mer Trenton, just
placed in fineumes her day and
place in the Orde, leaving this 6
r. M. for waking freight for all
landings in thyya, Bayous Courta.
bleau and Des he Trenton will re-
main in this tr.ll be, as ever, to hel
patrons, the "a and reliable boat,
differed by thies, with Capt. E
Quatrevaux e I'd Mr.. H. Molaison
in the Office.
The Belle 10. w. Rea master,
Fl. G. Bozemanes to-day at 5 P. M.
for all landinesort, and on Upper
Red River toG
Ho FOR M1ae John B. Maude
leaves to-day ar Vicksburg and all
Bend landings3 Memphis, and wi ]
continue in thiTing every alternate
Wednesday th the season. The
Maude is very and comfortably f :
ted up, both il and state-rooms, is
fast, and alnoa is commanded by
Capt. Judd 7. Ed. Outlaw. Swivel
and Remission Ice, strong team,
who cannot fsilreatly to the popu-
larity of this trainer.
From the Commercial:
"Capt. Alex. passenger on the
Mary Miller, foeans, last night, to
see after the (which is laid up at
that point.
".The Bonnie finished at Louis
vile, and now q to load here from
the New Orlean Memphis and New
Orleans, has Cal dimensions as fol-
lows: 166 feet leet beam. depth of
hold 81 in clears only IA inches OF
water; full leme cabin, with state
rooms for fiftyrs, and also a nice
freedman's bured. Differed as fol-
lows: Capt. N. Jerk, M. L Scovell.
Commences to lnday, and will leave
positively the nthe week. Freight
received for her Orleans wharfboat.
Capt. Charley the Mary Houston,
is in town. Hehis boat next week
at Cairo for Ney
Capt. DiGaa kined off the Durfee
this trilCE ss foot getting the Bart
Able reas. dyhnd Ecore on Satur-
day.
The Josephinular fri weekly Up
per Coast packeto-day at 10 o'clock,
for all landingsb the Union Planta.
ton, returning "; leaves again on
Friday. w. L-naster, G. E. Apple
gate clerk.
The fine psssket, Iberia, Geo. A.
Sheldon master, lonkey clerk. leaves
to-day at ~ AL landings on the
Lower Coast "a Port Eads. The
Iberia pays parnttion to plantation
business and Will halls. Mr.. John
McOonkey Is cnis the Iberia.
The Stella Blocto-day at 10 A. NJ.
for the Lower Coz
The Kate Dices at 5 P. M. for
Bayou Lafourche.ecial notice in an
other column.
The Willie leava at 5 P. M. for all
landings on the 6uachita rivers.
Inc elongated launched on Mon
Gay evening ana se her place in the
Lower Ooast tfadeekly packet, next
:. Inc Martha, Wallace cabin, will
leave MadisonvilIeE most probably.
ana Will De read days to leave for
the Lower Coast.
The Bertha, froIas had 3S4 bales
cotton, 658 sacks al 40 sacks seed
cotton, 20 hogsher and 142 head
cattle. Inc bert5t return tor the
present. we hoPe may be a short
one. &
Inc Baton hoqglst packet B. l..
dodge, D. 1. McE'A, is due to arrive
ms evening, anc Won Friday, at 10
A. M.
Inc Bertha brunn the lower land
ng, receiving 70 borrow evening,
1all, Tor Dgs on Bayou
Lafourche to Lock- the com mand
If Capt N. z. Dupt
The Era No. 10, or master Up.
WONT clerK' from no arrived yester-
lay morning with 1s,tton 200 sacks
'o.ton SEED, 8 SACKS ,on and 10 head
'attle, and is receivi4nrn trim for all
andings through to larson. to leave
N Saturday.
The Pargoud pasbez with 1000
,ales cotton and 4000d
The Cherokee for had 70 bales
o.ton' aoV pois rice,laret, Is casks
undries, and lot of fron the liz.
lie Hopkins.
ane yam no i1owaro ouis, had 1900
~ ana Ivy hn aos suefpty hhds, 800
m rrs We S anu NY ILLS eight.
!. Inc I,; Hai,le s " w, noun the way from
y; M LUIS Ms anu WIZ les.turday.
: e ne Maoue tiaa gong in the way
= , : yes'elaay, svery promise
The Homer is receivfe ,ower land.
ng for all laadings on { and Macon
, Floyd. . ~AA -
Ine S 81 oei Lowesacket Oriole.
anes v Ifv master daily at 10
!, SiooA .oI 'ue Live "a Plantation.
! No Al olio : n mas 2 clsr. levee during
~ Jay, =. Tue nead OF set.
Auo WAGON leaves DIP. NJ, from
,e Ieao " Conti streei landings on
70 Hower TOAST 10 u Plantation.
'tte. ~
From the Yicksburg NJ the 26th
Cincinnati Enquirer afore vester-
AZ one of our largest nnrino estab-
shments shipped fifty foods to Gal
aston, Texas, by way of RI This is
OF the usual channel, bun claim that
wing to the high rates q from New
rieans to Galveston by,roan Line.
ley were unable to 81 Ohio River
Gamers, which has been stom The
lpment was bi led thrqO cents per
W pounds. Toe Morga1baroes from
w Orleans are 80 cents Lonnds. As