The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-09
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Friday Morning. July 9. 1876.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San Rises .--...5o5 Moor Rises. .1l:o2 2. M
San Sets...... .......703 First Or. lOd-- 300 A. M.
Oriole, Mary Ida, Era No. 10. Henry Tete,
b. L. Hodge, Natchez, Iberia, Marie.
pEPARTUREs
Oriole, Rice Farmer. Mary Ida, Era No. III,
Katie, H. O.. Jaeger.
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole. j. F. Frazer Lower Coast, Mary Ida
Upper Coast, Carrie A. Thorn Baton Rouge,
Col A. P. Kouns Red River, Thompson Dean
Cincinnati, Future City and barges ST. Louis,
Bart Able Grand Ecore, Fleta Opelousas, Bas-
trop and Willie Ouachita.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Port Eads, Pilot Town, Buras and way
landings on the Lower Coast, at 8 A. NJ, the
United States mail steamer Iberia, T. L.
Morse master.
Lower Coast to Belair and Star Planta-
tions, Jesuits' Bend, Terra BGuf and way
landings, at 10 A. NJ. the new sidewheel pas
senger packet Odole, Jas. T. O'Pry master
Donaldsonviile, Bayou Lafourche and all
Coast landings, at 10 A. NJ, the Henry Tete
J. F. Aucoin master, M. 81. Landry clerk.
Ouachita and Black Rivers, Bayou Macon
and Tensas, at 2. NJ, the Stella Block. Sam
Block master.
Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge and Plaquemine,
at P. NJ, the w. S. Pike, John j. Brown
master, s. s. Streck clerk.
The Gov. ALLEN.-This fine steamer will
be found at the landing this morning, foot OF
Common street, receiving to leave tomorrow
at P. NJ, for Vicksburg, in the place Of the
Natchez. During the short time that this
steamer has be, n aid ur, she has received
thorough overhauling, no expense having
been spared to renew the elegance for which
she has always been SO noted. The Allen
will be under the command of Capt. John G.
Benson, with John G. Baker and Charley
Grice in the Office. From their long connec-
ton with this trade, these gentlemen are
we'll and most favorably known, and we wish
them prosperous season with their splendid
steamer.
On account of the bad weather the Stella
Block and Shannon were obliged to lay over.
The former until P. NJ. to-day, and the
latter until tomorrow.
The Grand Isle excursion steamer Minnie
leaves from the head of Harvey's Canal every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 o'clock,
Richards, SO well known, commands; clerk
Mr.. A. P. Trousdale. See her advertisement
in another column.
Charles J. Cole, native of Maryland, died
in this city on Wednesday. The deceased has
been steward and barkeeper on the river for
over twenty years.
The new side.wheel steamer Iberia, T. L.
Morse master, leaves every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 8 A. NJ, from the foot of
Cont street. tor the Lower Coast to Pilot
Town and Port Eads, carrying the United
States mails. The Iberia will land for freight
and passengers at any point and being very
fast and fine steamer, we've no doubt but that
she will soon become q favOrite Messrs.
B. E. Hine and A. Seicshnaydre preside in
the Office.
The Lower Coast Marie, W. S. Bassett
master, will not leave to-day, but lies over
until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, and leaving there
after every Tuesday and Saturday, going to
Pilot Town and Port Eads on the Saturday
trip.
We call the attention Of our 'eaders to an
article on the "Vicksburg Mails" in another
part of our paper.
The fast and beautiful steamer W. g. Pike, |
Just out of the artists hands, wheels into
line again, and is off this evening for all
Coast landings to Baton Rouge and Bayou
Sara, with Capt. John J. Brown on the roof
and Mr.. s. S. Streck in the Office.
In yesterdays Picay,ne we find the follow
ing among its "Memphis" clippings:
"The GAINESVILLE, owing to low water in
from New Orleans higher than forty-fve
miles above Pine Bluff. The Maumelle went
down from Little Rock to carry her trip |
through, and the Clarksville will come to this
port. =,
Hite & Carlin, agents for the GAINESVILLE,
have q dispatch from Capt. Jones, dated at
Little Rock on the 9TH, stating that she had
arrived there.
The Shannon lays over Until Saturday, |
when she will surely leave for the Ohio River, |
through to Cincinnati A truly fine passen- |
- al hot 1oxy
fne opportunity for safe, speedy and pleas |
ant trip. Capt. J. De Hart commands, and
Mr.. @. 81. Arthur does the honors of the |
Office.
The Mary Houston was to have left Cincin- |
natl Yesterday, to be followed by the Charles |
Morgan on Saturday.
The C. H. Jaeger had 1874 barrels Of pitch,
10 hog sheads of sugar. 500 bundles of ties |
l65 rolls of bagging, 625 sacks of salt and 100
* ms Of miscellaneous freight.
The Commonwealth went below yesterday |
evening to take on lot of sugar. She will |
be found at the landing this morning receiv |
ing to leave tomorrow, without fail, for st.
Louis. Through railroad connections at
Cairo. The Commonwealth gives through |
bills Of ladipg to points North and West and
will also forward passengers through without
DELAY for points on the Upper Mississippi.
T. VI. Shields master, Owen G. Gates clerk
The Grand Lake aud barges is on the way |
down. as is due to arrive here the last OF this
week. and will return without delay. John
A. Stevenson, 46 Camp street, agent
The very light draught steamer Stella Block,
Sam Block MASTER leaves to-day at for all
landings on the Black and Ouachita rivers
through to Ouachita City, and on the Macon
and Tensas to Floyd.
The Willie and Bastrop will be the next
arrivals from the Ouachita
The splendid steamer Henry Tete. J. F.
Aucoin master, M. Fl. Landry clerk, will
leave at 10, sharp. this morning, for Donald
sonville. Bayou Lafourche and all Coast land
ings, returning down the Coast in daylight,
on Sunday, and leaving again at P. NJ, on
Monday.
The splendid side-wheel ,rt Able, Richard
Sipnott master, Geo. Hamilton clerk, will be
found at the landing this morning, receiving
to return tomorrow for all landings on Red
River to Grand Ecore
The Belle Ro Wand, Geo. Rea master, II.
G. Bozemau clerk, leaves tomorrow, posi-
lively, for all landings on Red River through |