The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-29
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Tuesday. June %, 1876.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
BON Risss.---........s sol Moon Rises 200 A. NJ
ARRIVALS.
Oriole Marie, R. E. Lee Era No 10, Henry
Tete, B: L. Hodge, Josephine, Charles Nor
gan and ]. F. Frazer.
DEPARTURE
Atlantic and barges, Josephine, Marie, ORR
ole, Rice Farmer, B. l. Hodge, Henry Tete
and Era No. 10.
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole and Marie from Lower Coast, Ruth
and Bertha from Atchafalaya, Belle of Shreve-
port from st. Louis, Carrie A. Thorn from
Baton Rouge, Josephine from Upper Coast,
Bastrop from Ouachita, Katie from Greenville
a. DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Lower Coast to Belair and Star Plantations,
Jesuits Bend, Terra Boeuf and way landings
ct 10 A. NJ, the new side-wheel passenger
packet Oriole, N. Carrick master. James T.
O'Pry clerk.
Upper Coast to Union Plantation, st.
James, at 10 A. NJ; the Mary Ida, ]. A. Ruiz
master, E. M. Vallette clerk.
Vicksburg, Natchez, Bayou Sara, and all
Campbell master, A. McVay clerk.
Cincinnati, Louisville and all intermediate
landings at p M, the Mary Houston, Chas.
Miller master, Elliott Miller clerk.
Camden, Monroe, and all way landings on
the Ouachita, at s P. NJ, the Lessie TAYLOR.
F. A. Blanks master, Joe Holmes clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The great Robert E. Lee arrived on Sunday
evening with l25 bales of cotton. 1925 sacks
cotton seed, SAT sacks oil cake, 200 sacks oil
cake meal, 834 packages of fruit, and 500 bbls
of flour. The Lee leaves sgain to-day at
promptly for all landings to vicksburg w.
Campbell master. A. McVay clerk.
The new Bed River Line steamer Col. A. P.
Kouns, Mart. Kouns master, Chas. W. Drown
clerk, is receiving to leave on Wednesday
without fail for all landings to Shreveport
The Marie, w. s. Bassett master, carrying
the United States mail, leaves every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 8 A. NJ, fromth
Canal street ferry landing, for all landingson
the Lower Coast to Southwest Pass, making
the run each way in daylight.
The Upper Coast tri-weekly packet MEy
Ida is the Tuesday 10 A. NJ packet for Unbn
Plantation, St James parish. The Idais vii
known in this trade as fast and very regulr
boat, aud is under the command of Capt ].
A. Ruiz, with Meesrs. Vallette, BARLEY aud
Heno clerks. ,8E
The summer Coast packet Carrie A. Thon,
Allen Jumel master, Charles Brusle clerk, is
receiving at the foot of Bienville street, 10
leave on Wednesday morning at 10 for Ill
landings to Plaquemine and Baton Roug.
The Thorn has clerk on the Levee daily, n
ceiving freight
The regular Wednesday Opelousas packds
Ruth and Bertha will be found st the landing
receiving for ali Coast landings and on tbs
nd
Des Glaizes, to leave on Wednesday at /
M. promptly.
The fast running and popular Ohio passet
ger steamer Mary Houston, Chas. Miller ma.
ter. Elliott Miller clerk, is the Tuesday 81
M. packet for Cincinnati and Louisville. -
Houston is we'll known to the travelling publ
as one of the best Of boats to travel on, and \
under the guidance of officers. clever. courte
'ous and experienced. Her prompt departur'
At the above hour can be relied upon.
Messrs J. b. Woods & Co., lO4 Common
street, will sell excursion tickets by the Hout
ton for all points on the Upper Mississippi :
81 PanI Sac special notice in another co
umn.
TO-DAY. and here on Saturday. July 3. Room
can be engaged Of Burdeau 4 Wayne, agents
LOG Gravier street.
The famous Charles Morgan arrived yestel
dav from the Ohio River with Is 1853 package
of freight aad is receiving to leave again z
morrow Il p M. for all landings TO Clncir
natl and Louisville. The Morgan IS one
the finest passenger steamers running ana
nav to those who intend to travel on her z
morrow. 90 early and secure rooms. Nj
Harry Stein, whowas SO Handsomely cANEo
Louisville few days ago BY some admlrin
friends, presides in the office. y,
We call the attention of our readers to "a
advertisement in another column OF %
steamer Iberia, Capt Morse. The Iberia is
fine side wheel passenger steamer, and IS vel
fast. almost new. She has been running ID N
United States Mail service on the Bayo
Teche. and she is now to be engaged IN u
same service from here to the Passes, con
mencing on Friday next, making tniee tl.i
weak ON Monday q grand excursion tri
To the South Pass, where Eads is at work, vi
he made. For further particulars inquire OF :
B. Price, 26 Carondelet street
The regular and reliable Ouachlta Rive
nacket Bastrop Gus Hodge master, Will q
Tive here tomorrow and leave again Q
SATURDAY.. positively, taking freight for
noints 70 Camden and Bayou Bartholomew.
ECapt. Fred Probst proposes TO maze IN NJ =
cursion with his St Mary on the 4tn OF Jul.
70 Pilot Station and South Pass, w1ere -
ietties' are being built Music ana oancln
~ soma 81 tie good living for which his DO
i fsmoua Two days will be9 consumed
the excursion. Only limited number e,,
tickets will be sold. Full particulars Will
The Belle Of Shreveport is the next ~ III Il,
for 81. Louis, and is due to arrive ana leu
on Thursday. n yaao
foIiowa the Belle of Shreveport Agent. "a
The aeet daylight packet Oriole. ~; Caf E,1
oastar + r. O'Pfy clerk, leaves daily, Su
days excepted, at 10 A. N. for all landing: e .
the Lower Coast to the Bslair plantation tau.
The Oriole has clerk on the ievee. 1901
The Commonwealth is to leave for st. Lou
.o.dav. and will be followed tomorrow by Il
The Thomas Sherlock will be the next arr
WI from Cincinnati, to be followed py u