The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
Daily Report of the Stage Of Water. with
Change. In the Twenty-Fsur Hours End
ing 3 =. VI. March 10, 1878.
Daily Rep

Below HIGH water mark Of i-.i.
NELSON GOI;OM Ser.t. Sly. Serv., L. :. a.
The weather was delightful yesterday
twas regular spring day.
Business on the landing was not as brisk as
we expected to find it, though the Il. f. Lee,
Ouachita Belle, and one or two other packets
received considerable freight during the day.
The Mississippi is rising from one end to
the other, and It's tributaries are doing like
wise. Planters, look well TO your levees.
Now is the time, for if you place your trust
in the Levee Board certain disaster awaits
you il the shape of crevasses.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For CAMDEN. Blanks Line packet
Ouachita Belle f. A. Blanks master, Joe.
Holmes clerk, leaves for the above and all way
points at ) =. Nj.
Fox ST. Louis -hoatz Line-The Paragon,
John J. Darragh, master, Thos. J. Darragh,
clerk, leaves for the above and all way land
ings at ) Z. NJ.
For WAsHINGToS. The weekly Opelousa5
packet Bertha, w. Burton, master J. b.
Schmidt. clerk, leaves at ) L. NJ. Tor all land
ngs on Bayou Courtableau and the Atchata-
aya, taking freight and passengers for all
landings on Bayou Des Glalzes.
FoE ST.. LorIs.-The City of Alton, BiXby,
master, leaves at ) T. III. Tor the above and
way landings
For RED RWEE.-The Bradish Johnson,
John Heinz, master, leaves at . I. NJ. for
Shreveport, Clushatta, Graad Ecore, AleXan-
dria and all way landings.
The Waloon leaves daily for all landings on
the Lower Coast a, far dow rs the poydT4s
plantation.
FoE RED RIVER. The Belle Rowland,
Geo. w. Eea, master, "A. c. Boazman, clerk,
leaves tor J-tf .rson, Shreveport aad oil way
landings at ) J.. u.
FoG RID RIVER. The IN Il He, NJ. n.
Wood, master, Charles ". Drown. clerk,
leaves for Shreveport and way landings at )
r. NJ
For MlNDES.- John Howard, II. L.
Lee, master, L. Il Perry, clerh, leaves Tor all
landings on l. Ike Bi,tenelu and intermediate
ones "a Rcd River at ) p N.
Fox LOWER ColsT. The regular passenger
packet ST. Mary, Fred. Probst, master, leaves
for Lees plantation and all points int-rmedi-
ate at noon.
The RrrH This regular weekly packet
leaves at z. NJ. for all landings Oh the Atch-
atalaya and Bayou Courtableau. Capt. Rush
Splane commands, and Mr.. Henry Molaison
has charge of her Office.
Louis has found Fritz and now he is
happy.
M,rkham and the twins must have gone
fishing they have not been seen for seyera.
days.
STEAMERS LEAVING THURSDAY, 18TH INsTFE
FoR UPPER CoAsT. The Mary Ida. Capt.
Ruiz, at 10 !. NJ.
FoR BAYOU MANCHAc AND ANTE RIVER. e
The Alice, G. S. d. Porter, master, Lon.
kells, clerk, at 4 z. NJ, from Magnolia
Bridge New Basn.)
For GREESvILI.I:. The Frank Pargoud,
J. NJ White, master, Curt Holmes, clerk, at
) 2. NJ.
FoR BAYOU LAFoURcHE AND TIE CoAsT.
The Lizzie Hopkins, n. 4. Dupnis, master,
Nj III. Landry, clerk. leaves at Z. NJ.
LAFoURcHE AND The CoAsT The Era No.
10, Joe Dalferes, master, Tom Clements and
Frank Dalftres, clerks, at , =. NJ.
The Homer has not been sold yet We re-
fer our readers to the advertiseme nt in another
column.
The steamer Ruth has made arrangements
to connect at Simmsport with the Creole for
Bayou Des Glaizes, and will give through
bills lading for all landings on that stream.
The Bastrop is receiving to leave at 5 ?.
M. Friday, 18th inst, tor Bayou Bartholo-
new.
The departures yesterday were: J. T. Fra
zer and Waloon for Lo yer Coast, K. E. Lee
for Vicksburg and Mary Ida for Upper Coast.
Everything looked blue along the river
We learned from Capt. Lee, of the John
Howard that the water was rising yesterday
in Lake Bisteaneau.
We were pleased to meetCapt. Jerry Sullivan
on the landing yesterday. He is looking well.
Capt Dick Sinnott informs us that his new
shaft for the Bart Able will be shipped from
New ALBANY. Ind, this morning. The new
cylinder will be delivered this evening 1t is
possible, but not probable, that the New Bart
Able will be ready to leave Saturday, goth
inst, if she is not ready by that time she will
be sure to 90 Saturday, the 9th inst
We failed to receive our usual exchanges
yesterday.
IBv Telegraph
NIcKsBURG, Marck Ito John ,janney,
New Orleans: Leave at . 2. NJ, with one
thousand bales of cotton and one thousand
sacks. j. N. WHITE,
Master Steamer Pdrgoud.
RATE OF FREIGHT BY RIVER FROM NEW ORLEANS re
Paducah Observation-Disclosures 0l135c p 100 n
Cincinnati 500 bC tx 100 n