The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-06
.Relow hirh water mark Of 1-74
NELSuN GOEUM, Sergt. Sig. Serv., u D. a.

We omitted to sign our card IN our edit
zion Of Yesterday evening Our TRENDS OF the
tvnes failed to add it; hence its appearance
without our signature.
Rnsines, oil the leyee yesterday was very
fair for Monday.
The water mark e. the river showed tour
feet seven inches below high water mark OF
1874: showing fall Of about four and half
inches from its stage OF las, Monday evening.
Foradditona river news see our teiegraphic
dispatcLe, ON another page.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
The Lizzie Hopkins ard Era NO. ~ 1or the
IafourcLe, W. l. Pike for Fishers Landlr g,
B. L. Hodge for Bayou sara, John Kyle ter
St. Lons, and g. y. Church for Cincinnati.
The Kyle had fine trip OF passengers
TO ARRIVE.
steamer Garry oven from the Ouachi!a
TIE Henry Ie.e from the Lafourche and
the Bertha from Opelousas will De found IT
the wharf this morning, ready to receive
freight for their return on Wednesday.
The Atlantic and barges and the great
James Howard arr coming, having passed
Memphis on the 9Th ins..
Tina attention of travellers to the w est ana
North. whose prefere, ces are for delightful
trim nv the river, is called to the fact that the
Thomas Sherlock and Charles Morgan leave
TO-DAY for Louisville OF recent build first
class in all their appointments, presenting all
the attractions that are to be found on our
mississippi River palaces only, pleasure
seekers will find by personal inspection OF
these steamers that they can Journey ia no
pleasanter way, and they are invited 10 go
aboard and see for themselves the truth
whereof we write.
DEPARTURES FOR TO-DAY.
The Mary Ida, at 10 A. NJ. for Whitehall
Sawmll and all plantation landings, through
100, N Iovlipbt Cant i a. RnlZ clerks
BOYD and Heno.
The j. T. Frazer, Capt. 0. Canton, Jr., fol
landings on the Lower Coast, leaves at IL NJ.
paving particular attention to plantation bust
ness. !,
The Kate Dickson leaves at IL NJ. tor al
landings as lar as the Lee Plantation. Three
trips week is the X te's schedule. Capt
JAS Taylor in command
The Belle Rowland, for jefferson and Shreve'
port. leaves at T. NJ, Geo. ". Rea, master,
and Ii. G. BoaZman, clerk
Pre-eminent a nong the many hne lines
that have from time to time been inauGurated
at our port, stands the Blanks line OF Onachl'a
steamers, comprising the Ouachlta Belle
Gov. Allen and Lessic Taylor. Offering speed
. safety and comfort to the passenger, aud IRON
its complete connections with the different
tributaries every facility to the shipper they
with confidence bespeak the public favor
The Gov. Allen of this line is up for to-day
at n. NJ, to be followed by the LESSEE lay
lor, the next in Inc.
The Thomas Sherlock leaves at . T. NJ FOL
Cincinnati, Louisville, Henderson, Evans
vile, Cairo and Memphis, Capt II. W. Hair
on the roof and Mr. NJ L. Nirden IN tn
office.
The John A. Scudder leaves at z. NJ. TO
St, Louis. The Scudlcr belongs to the St
Louis Packet Line composed OF some OF IN
finest passenger steamers that have .apded
our port in many days. Capt. \. J. Carte
commands
The Charles Morgan for Cincinnati an
Louisville is going today at Z. NJ, Alber
Stein, master, and Harry Stein in the office
The Robert L. Lee, whose praises on
never tires of setting forth, leaves to-day, a
5P. NJ, for Vicksbufg Natchez and all wa
landings Capt. VIM. Campbell in command
Messrs. Mcvey, Mossop, Bell and Wilson ar
in the Office.
The Kate Kinney has changed her destina
ton, and will leave for st. Louis, under Cap
J. Il. Kinney at ) p. NJ this day, withou
fail. The freight for Ouachita she transfer
to the Allen. We call attention to her card
another column to that effect.