The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-19

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tomorrow at 10 sharp, in her old trade, to the
| Live Oak Grove Plantation making as heretofore
daily trips.
The George spangler will extend her trips to
the Lee Plantation, taking the st. Mary'S days.
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 A. NJ,
Capt. Ofry, for the present remaining on the
fpaDGler. He is gallant fellow and deserves all
the success with which he is meeting.
| The United States Mail and Lower Coast
packet Wawenock. John Taylor master. leaves
tomorrow as usual, at 10 A. IL. sharp, from the
head OF Cont street, going through to Port Eads
The Oakland, with IS boats, $500 bushels
coal, arrived from PittsburP yesterday.
The Henry G. Yeager, /. @. Van Hook master,
\. D. Fowler clerk, leaves Tuesday at Z. NJ. fox
81. Louis and aliintermediate Joints.
The Bismarck, arriving yesterday, had tlne
trip, part Of which was 1921 bales cotton. SIZE
leaves on Wednesday for st. Louis. John Spane
master, L. Roes Powell clerk The Bismarck Is
a fine passenger steamer, and will go through III
short order.
A dispstch from Memphis to the Commercial Ct
ssIhe Mary Bell came up this evening with
1000 bales cotton, and returns south tomorrow
with 1900 bales, and has large engagements be-
low. The John B. Maude leaves for below at
midnight with 1900 bales cotton and 80 people
| She has enough in sight below for a full load
, The Chas. Morgan passed down late tonight
adding 20 people here, but no freight; has room
for 500 bsles cotton, which she may get below
also, has lao people in her csbln. The Smoky
: City and coal feet passed south at noon
7 The John B. Maude will arrive in time to leave
as usual on Wednesday for Memphis and thu
Bends. Judd T. Yves, in command, Ed outlaw l.
the Office.
The regular weekly packet, the favorite Der
tina, is due to-day, and viii leave tomorrow, a
" usual. without fail, for the Atchafslaya, Cour
t tableau, Des Glaizes and Bayou Bout L. Il
/, Broad master, 1heo. John clerk.
Uba lafG n u
d Lower Coast trade, leaves on Tuesday positively
4 Fred Probst III command, for ,he Atcha!alaya
: Courtableau, Des Glaizes and Bayou Beuf MT
o j. b. Schmidt, who from his long connection viii
| the trade, numbers a host OF friends III II, Ia
charge of the Office.
The Ida, of the Walker & Lyon Atchafalsy
r and Bayou Tocho Line, is due this NOR ing, an
will leave on Tuesday, going through to ~. Nal
tinville. Z. IL. Mug9ah master, Fred il. Duc
l. cerk.
= OR readers ara ref rred to the advertisement
in another part Of our paper, II tue ot. bernaT
!, Coal Company, OF which W. j. CamEbeA is III
u agent in this city. Mr. Campb Il is located at
u CaronGel5t street, aud has asU an o4hce over /
y Conery K Son.
e The Lessio Taylor go aground 1t the Cha
. borne place on the way dOwn, ana lost tWeIV
q hours, She IVES assisted off by the Homer, I'll
- latter boat losing considerable time in glVln
= such aid Capt. Board lan il note for just sue
~ acts OF kindness, for there arc many OF the
| scored to his credlt.
The Homer had els bales from Shreveport, al
landed ST Tbtia street
The enpa, fine Texas CIas. ". Stigde ,naste
Ed Groves erk, vii be brought " na 'nuI.l
tomorrow morning. and viii leave On 1uesa'
II Tor aIcxlrdrif and Grand tcn'A
Ia Bunnie Ice, Noah Scov master, ~aS d
asst night, and aill leave o.. " Wednesday u
Shreveport direct.
Tie Vile, dls last NIGHT, vil he tls ne
packet for tiIe OnachIa, and VII Leave "a u
az dav, going through - Camden
"a The Shannon aud Trenton were taken over y
, =, river yesterday,
AZ The Belle Of Shreveport had 80 hhds suya
9r, $50 bbis molasses and 800 sk5 sa-t,
n. The Noble Moore, G. '. kountz, Glencc
= Robert Scmple Andy Johnson, and Polar Sta
ed are Ill Ell route from St Louie.
en- The susie SILVER, from Cincinnati, is due t
-, first of tn coming week.
in clipper will arrive to-day and will return
Ia Wednesday The Stems are on the Morgan
no The Garrett and barges had $50 hhds sug'
re-. 1850 bbls mJlassss 325 bbls rica, 200 Dbs oil
y The Lonievine had 900 tons, her princil
items being 59l hhds sugar and l5ll Dbis
lasses.
The Arlin gton overlaid from yesterday, b
will 90 tomorrow sure, taking freight for
points on the Ohio to Pittsbuls. Dan Moo
master A. Mcdonnell clerk.
nj The Bart Able, in place Of the ". =. Pike, IL
ed j. Brown master, S. s. Streck clerk. viii arr
this event aud leave tomorrow at D t. d.
er. B ,you Para, CARRYING the Cnited States mails.
lev The Fayorite, lately running to tho Low
- Coast, has been sod, and il beng transform
OH into ferryboat, to run from Jackson street.
is The ]. T. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr. mast
ba leaves daily, Sundays excepted, at j T. NJ, m
Ao the head of Cont street, for the Lower Coast
,ks the Belair Plantation
ere The tri-weekly Upper Coast packet Mary L
will arrive to- day. and leave on tuesday, at lU
'at- NJ for the Union Plantation. Com. j.
rot Ruiz IN command. .
The W. J. kotevent. chartered by Capt. 5
Block for the Tensas and Macon trade, Will le
II on Tue sday, Capt Joe Walker IN command
~ is eide wheel st. amer, andis admirably adap
for the trade.
err The Courier-Journal SAYS:
,;lr "The new Golden Rules advertisement IN
~ Cincinnati Commercial is headed, $ Whatsoe
AVe We would that men should do to you, do ye ev !
to them" All right But don't let Green .
. furant cuss" he rousters around too loud
that rule might be made TO work both ways.
suppose the new boat won't run on Sundays
~~~ Thanksgiving days"
I, [By Telegraph
BAYOU SARA, Dec. II. To Bell & Mer
Passed the Thompson Dean under way
hour out ~. fEHhA1
ing RODNEY. Dec. 1s-To j ohm Janney: Leave
at 9 A. NJ: $500 bales cotton and 1000 SACKS 81
J. w. ToBIN, Master str. Kat
NATcHITocHEs, Dec. 1S-Jos. A. Aiken: L
ker, ty-two inches at Boyces, and falling.
Ida, W. T. ScoyELI., Master t. L. bryari