The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

Below high water mark OF l-.i
NELSON GOhUM. ~t1.gt. S4. Sars Z. =. A.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and
warm, with several slight showers OF rain al
intervals. For tod " more rain is promised.
Business on the landing did not pan out as
well yesterday as was expected yet, we can
not say that it was dull. The Lee, Ouacbita
Belle and Bradsh Johnson were receiving
feely most Of the forenoon and afternoon.
Late advices from Camden report five feet
IN the channel, river on stand and raining
hard
We have no late adyices from Old Red
That red-headed woman must have found
Markham We got glimpse of him yester-
day and found him almost wreck of his
former self: his prOboscis was mashed all out
Of shape, and both eyes were in mourning
Served you right, old fellow for it will learn
you better than to go around selling poor, IN
protected old red beaded women your ,larned
old patent candles.
We were pleased to see our friend Mr.. Tom
Reeder on the streets yesterday
The City Of Quincy c.me to the wharf yes
terday, looking as bright a new dollar in
her new coat Of paint. She was placed in
tip top order by our Algerine friends
The Maumelle is still on the Good Intent
Dock.
One of the twins is sick and the other. per
aoItt, Is COUlpeileu 10 stay at nome.
Our purp has almost recovered from his
recent attack of the monkeys" We are
going to bring him to the wharf to-day.
We can't get our poetry machine to work
worth cent We tried to grind out a couplet
or two, yesterday, but had to give it up.
The following steamers are among the next |
boats due at this port: Bertha and Era No |
40 from Opelousas, Frank Pargoud from
Chcot City, Rapides from Minden Texas |
Shro, -
tholomew, Peytona and barges, Chas. Bod |
man and Mary Houston from The Ohio River |
Freight rates remain unchanged TO the |
tributaries.
The Frank Pargoud for Chicot City, Bertha
for Opelousas ani Iapides for Minden, are
receiving to leave as advertised.
The upper steamboat llnding looks rs
though fly time was upon Us in earnest.
The Gov. Allen from Ouachita River. Is
due tomorrow.
The departures yesterday were: The r. T.
Lee for Ncksburg, Bradish johnson for
Grand Ecore. j. L. Frazr and Waoon fsr \
Lower Coast, and Mary Ida and Waweaock
for Upper Coast
The Seminole, from Grand Ecore, will ar
rive tonight and leave positively on satur-
day, 9Th inst, for Grand Ecora Alexandria
and all way landings.
The Ouachita Belle leaves At r. NJ. to-day.
The Col. A. +. kouns Will arrive to-day
from Red River.
We refer readers to The special ativer-
3iselnent Of steamers Texas, Maria Louise and 7
Bart Able.
srEAsfEEs rEt-IHc. yrs Y,y.
FoR CAMDEN. The elegant passenger packet I
Ouachita Belle, I. 4. Blanks, master, Joe
Holmes, clerk, leaves at ) T. NJ. for the above
and all landings intermediate.
For RED RIVER The ELEGANT si9c-vhcel
passenger packet La Bale, NJ. \. Wood, mas
ter, Chas. Drown, clerk, leaves at , 0 clock
Il. Nj. Tor Jefferson, Shreveport and all way
landings. She is good boat, md better
officers than those on her would be hard to
find. She leaves positively, SO hurry down
your freight.
FoR OpELous vs. The light-draught passen-
ger packet Ruth, +. Quatrevalx, master
clerks, leaves at ) p NJ. for Washington aud
all landings intermediate on the Atchafalaya
and Bayou Courtableau
For LOWER CoAsT. The W.loon leaves
daily at 3 7. III. for all landings down to
Greenwood plantation.
The ST. MARY. This fine passenger steam
er leaves at noon for all landings on the Lower
Coast as far dov as the Forts. Capt. prohst
commands, and Mr.. Tremoulet has charge OF !
the Office.
For OPELoUsAs The regular weekly packet
Bertha, W. Burton master j. b. Schmidt,
clerk leaves for the above and all intermedi- t
ate landings at ) Z. NJ.
FoR RED RIVER The regular pa, ket Belle
Rowland Geo 81. Rea, master, II. Z. Boz
man, clerk, leaves for Shreveport and ali way !
landings at ) 7. ".
FoR ST.. LoUls The Jno r. ToIle, Capt.
Brady, leaves for the above and all way land :
ings. !
For MINpEN. The Rapides, Nat Puckette,
master, Feri Cellos, clerk, leaves at ) Z. NJ.
for the above and all landings intermediate t
on Lake Bisteneau and Rcd River.
Col. John IL. Hanna says that if there is !
my corn in the market outside OF that made !,
into Bourbon, hes got it and wants to sell it. :
We don't know what is the matter with the !
mails but we couldn't find any Western pa :,
pers on our news editors desk last night: we
could not af (ford) to wait until the next mail
before going to bed hence are compelled \
to omit extracts for this occasion. c
RATE OF FREIGHT BY RIVER FROM NEW ORLEANS TO !
Paducah. ....................3 09l35c u 100 Il {
Cincinnati NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .350t40c y 100 Il :
Louisville. .....-..o.........3 5G140c IL 100 Il 4
Memphis Observation-Disclosures G2Oc Il 100 Il J
Cairo ........................2 0a30c IL 100 b !
Chca go. ..i50G50c u 100 II $
t1tlSDurS. ...........'..-..- .out-oUc e. iOU 10
Red River OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hall card Rates !
Duachita River. ........-............ card Rates Il
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