The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-19

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B. L. Hodge. Baton Rouge, 10 A. NJ.
Assumption, Lafourche, 10 M.
J. +. Frazer, Lower Coast, P. NJ
IS. Pike, Bayou Sara, P. NJ.
Bertha Drummer Ouachta 5 p M.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The Frank Pargoud had 1905 bales cotton and
3525 sacks seed.
The Natchez passed Natchez with 1900 bales
cotton and 1900 sacks seed, and viii be found at
the landing to-day, head Of Common street, re-
celvlng to leave tomorrow at +. Nj. for all way
landings to Vicksburg, injecting with regular
packets for the Yazoo River, Memphis, Cairo and
st. Louis; Thos. P. feathers master, Jas. f.
Muse clerk.
The W. s. Pike making sem-weekly trips to
Bayou Sara leaves to-day at p. NJ, and making
all Coast landings; John J. Brown mast r, s. S.
Streck clerk.
The Coast and Fort Adams packet Gov. Allen.
John @. Libano master, Andy Roland clerk will
arrive to-day and leave tomorrow at P. M. A
clerk will be on the landing this morning, head
of CustomhoIse street, to receive freight.
The b. L. Hodge, from Coast and Baton Rouge
had AZ bales cotton, Sc sacks seed 158 hhds
sugar and 439 bbs molasses The returns this
day at 10 A. NJ; J. P. McElroy in command
The LESSEE Taylor, Allen Jumel master will
arrive from Baton Rouge and the Coast this
evening, and return tomorrow at 2. Nj. She
has clerk at the head of Bienve street.
The Henry Tete had 276 hhds sugar, 500 bbs
and 36 half bbls moasses She got off on time
yesterday for the Lafourche; will return to- day
and leave again tomorrow at IL M.
The new Assumption will leave on her second
trip to the Coast, Donaldsoni lille and Lafourche
this day at II O'clock The Assumption was built
expressly for this trade by her commander Capt.
Joe Dalferes, and ls fine specimen Of what he
knows about building steamboat. Capt N. II.
DupuIs, competent and accommodating clerk,
presides in The Office.
The Robert Young U. D. Terrebonne m ster,
n inc frnp Raw
fourche, and will leave to. morrow at 5 P. NJ ex-
tending her trips to New River.
The Era No 10, leaving every Wednesday and
Saturday at P. NJ. for jacksonville and
Bayou Lafourche, will arrive o-day and return
tomorrow, as usual. Tom Taylor master, Messrs.
M0hr, Dugas and Landry clerks
The fleet and elegant side. wheel Lower Coast
packet Orioe, one of the most regular and rel-
able packets that lands at This any other port
leaves daily from the head of Cont street, at 10
A. M, Sundays excepted, for the Live Oak Grove
Plantation. James t. O'Pry commands.
The Independent Line Of daily and semi.weekly |
Lower Coast packets depart as follows: j. f. |
Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr., master, daily at p.
M, to the Belair Plantation Favorite, John NJ. |
Bietry master, ?. E. Barry clerk, every Tuesday |
ana %h friday NJ, - A. NJ to The Lee Plantation
Iberia, leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ, from the head |
Of Cont street, for all landings the Lower |
Coast to Port Eads. Geo. A. Sheldon master, |
John Nc conkey clerk.
The fine steamer st. Mary, Fred Probst master
). q. Tremouet clerk, is receiving to leave to-
morrow at 70 NJ, for all landings to Port Eads.
The Mary Ida and w. J. Poitevent, consti-
tuting the NJ /. Line to the Upper Coast, as far
as the Union Plantation, st. JAMES parish, leaves
as follows: The Poitevent, s. Heno master, Geo.
f. BARLEY clerk every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday, at 10 A. NJ; the Ida, J. A. Ruiz master,
Ed. M. Va lette clerk, every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, at the same hour.
The Josephine, making tri-weekly trips to the
Union Plantation, on the Upper Coast, leaves to-
day at 10 A. NJ, from the head of Cont street.
W. l.. Cozzens master, Charles E. Apologize
clerk.
The Wawenock, John Reynaud master, Charles
Brusle clerk, leaves to-day at 10 O'Clock for the
Armant Plantation.
The Upper Coast passenger steamer st. John,
F. Bergeron master, will be at the landing this
and will leave tomorrow, as usual, at |
II o'clock, for Donaldsonville.
The Louisville had 1875 bbs. rice, 242 hhds.
sugar. 94S bbls. moasses $50 bbls oil. 80 bales
cotton and large lot of miscellaneous freight.
The Ashland, for Cincinnati and all way points
On the Ohio, ls receiving to leave tomorrow at
8. NJ. Will. Fl. Kyles master, James Alexander {
clerk.
The Arlington is due from Cincinnati, to be
followed by the famous Charles Morgan.
The Cincinnati Gazette, speaking of the Tom
Sherlock, Capt. Lew Kates's palatlal steamer,
:'All her old bedding has been removed,
md new mattresses, pillows, etc, have /
been substituted Her cabin has been reprinted, G
ler carpets cleaned and her furniture over S
hauled. The boat has also been repainted out
tide, a noticeable improvement being on her !
where the word Thomas appears
n very small letters above The word Sherlock I
a bold letters. The words CinciI natl and New =
orleans packet appear IN semi-circle above !
10Th. Capt. Hates has made many improve c
nents on deck, among others may be mentioned O
he extra accommodations for stock He has
.lso had her wheels rebuilt. The Thos Sherlock S
will be popular boat, if efforts to make her 80
viii accomplish that end"
The Billy Collins and tow, and the John Means T
nd tow passed Louisville on Monday
The Tensas and Biyou Macon packets Stella :,
slock and Tensas ara both due. a,
The lightning Willie, of the New Orleans and
|uachita Transportation Company Line, is due. b
apt. J. W. Blanks commands the Willie. 4,
The Bertha Drummer, in fine repair, is adver-
sed to leave to- day at P. NJ, for all points on d.
ne Ouachita. VIM. Wenzel master. y y
The W. s. Pike had 1913 bales cotton, ID bags | n
eed cotton, 1166 sacks seed, ia bbls moasses, II
nd 1856 hhds sugar. p
Receipts OF sugar yesterday 964 hhds, moasses L
IA bbfs. IL
The Yazoo will be out of the docks to-day, and hi
ill come to the wharf and certainly leave for b
re Yazoo and Talahatchie tomorrow, Com. S. o.
!. Parisot in command. A clerk will be found at
lie head of Canal street this morning receiving ga
eight hi
Tue Natchez let Vicksburg with 2507 bales of M
otton and 1000 sacks Seed and had to refuse SO NJ
} TO leave room for engagements below. II
The Joe Kinney, for st. Louis from Vicksburg, co
nd sos bales cotton, $50 of which were tor New or
nglsnd $50 for Liverpool, and 3 for the st. or
outs cotton market. bt
The Molle Moore arrived from st. Louis yea
rday morning and will return tomorrow at 5 sIl
NJ, VIM. Gere in command, Mr.. w. Fitzgerald 50
a nt 1ar halo ,,aI