The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC

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Oriole, Lessie Taylor, Trenton.
DEPARTURES.
ofioie' Marie, Mary Ida, Ouachita Belle.
TO ARRIVE.
orole, hlce Farmer, Marie, Lower Coast:
Mary Ida, Favorite Upper Coast. katie
1feenvliie; Henry Tete, Era No 10. Ia.
fourche; VS.. Pike, Bayou Sara; JAS. How.
ard, Grand Lake No. 2, St Louis.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
= beialr and Star Plantations, Jesuits' Bend.
effe-au-beuf and way landings ct 10 A. NJ,
the orlole, Jas. T. OPry master.
Port Eads, Quarantine Station. Pointe.a.la
Hache, and way landings on Lower Coast at
III a. M. the Iberia, T. +. Morse master, R.
E. Hine clerk.
Upper Coast to Hahnville and Union Plan
tatlon, at 10 A. NJ, the Fayorite, w. d. Coz.
zens master, G. E. Apologize clerk.
Baton Rouge, PIaquemine and all Coast
landings, at 10 A. NJ, the Lessie Taylor, Allen
1ume Ell master, Chas. Brusle clerk.
Lee Plantation and way landings On Lower
Coast, the J. F. Frazer, o. Canton, j., mas
ter, z. Z. Barry clerk.
Shreveport and way landings on Red River
at P. NJ, the Lotus No. 8, D. Dannals. mas.
ter, j. j. Dodd clerk.
Atchafalaya, Bayou Courtableau, Bayou Des
Glalzes and Coast Landings, at 5 P. M, the
Bertha, FL. II. Broad master, Theo. John
clerk.
st. Louis, Memphis and Cairo at p NJ,
the Grand Lake No. 2, 8. A. Thoms master
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele.
grams.
The fleet and superb Katie will be found at
the LANDING this morning, foot of Common
street, relieving to leave to- morrow at P. M
fer Greenville and the Bends, connecting at
vlcksburg with regular packets for st. Louis,
Cairo and Memphis. j. D. Phelps in COM
mand, W. N. Gaines clerk.
The Era No. 10 and Henry Tete from
Bayou Lafourche are both due to arrive this
evening, and leave, the former tomorrow a.
T. NJ, and the latter Friday at 10 A. NJ.
The Era has clerk on the levee foot of
Bienville street. receiving freight.
The W. s. Pike will arrive tonight from
Bayou Sara, and will return on Friday at 5
2. NJ.
The side-wheel passen ger and freight pack
ct Oriole, leaves daily, Sundays excepted)
at 10 A. NJ, from the foot of Cont street. for
all landings on the Lower Coast to the Belair
Plantation.
The tri-weekly United States mail packet
Iberia, Thos. l.. Morse master, r. E. Hine,
Sierk, leaves at 10 this morning, promptly,
from the foot Of Cont street. for Port Eads
and all freight and passenger landings on the
Lower Coast. The Iberia runs on schedule
time, and makes the run each way in daylight.
The reliable Coast packet Lessie Taylor,
Allen Jumel master, leaves this morning, at
10, for Plsquemine and B,ton Rouge, return
ing down the Coast in daylight on Friday, and
leaving again on Saturday. As a regular
packet the Lessie can be relied upon, as she
has been entered permanently in this trade.
The genial face of Chas Brusle is to be found
in the office.
The Trenton and the Fleta having been
laid up, the Bertha is to-day's packet for the
Atchafalaya, leaving at P. M, under the
command of Capt. II. FL. Broad, with Mr..
Theo. JOHN in the Office. The Bertha will
leave regularly every Wednesday and will
des GlaiZes will be landed at Simmsport.
On account of the extreme low water in
Red River, the navie alton of which, except
by the lightest class OF boats, has become I'M
certain, the following arrangements have
been perfected: The steamers r. L. Bryarly,
Belle Rowland and Col. A. p. Kouns will con-
meet at the Falls with the steamers Lotus No.
3, Texas and G. 81. Durfee from here.
The three first named boats being Of the
highest draught, this arrangement gives posi-
tive assurances that all freights and passen-
through without delay. As the object in view
is regular and uninterrupted communication
with Red River, we are authorized to state
that these boats will not be overloaded. The
Lotus No. leaving to-day will connect with
the Bryarly, and will also take the balance of
freight left by the Texas.
The elegant passenger steamer Charles
Morgan lays at the head of Gravier street. re-
ceiving to leave tomorrow, for all landings on
the Ohio River, through to Cincinnati.
For accommodations the Morgan is unsur-
passed, and under the guidance of Capt. AL
bert Stein and Clerk Henry Stein she hsa be-
come very popular. To secure rooms on this
boat, an early visit is requisite, particularly
to those who desire choice in the matter.
She will leave promptly at g.
B. L1NE.-Capt. O'Pry will in short time
change the terminus of the Orioles trips from
Belair to the Live Oak Grove Plantation, and
will have q tender to run in connection with
her as far as Terre-au-Bmuf Landing, both
boats leaving daily. Capt. OPry makes these
changes in order to meet the increase ct his
business, and same time allow his pretty
little Oriole make her time without inter-
ruption therefrom. He is an energetic bust
ness man, and is at the same time very
aceommo dating. That he is appreciated as
such is shown by the success he has met with
A clerk will be found on the levee at all times
to represent these boats, at the foot OF Cont
street.
Our English visitors, escorted by our most
distinguished citizens go by the Iberia this
morning on visit to the jetties and the rice
and cane fields of the Coast. better boat
to make this visit on could not be selected.
In Capt. Morse and clerk Hine they Will hnd
experienced and courteous officers, with all OF
the surroundings for most pleasant trip.
The Fieta and Trenton were taken from the |
wharf yesterday.
Tue repairs ON the c.. II. Durfee being |
finished, she was towed to the Garden District
yesterday, where she will receive the finishing |
touches She will leave for Red River the |
latter part of the coming week.
The Grand Lake No. passed Vicksburg at |
2 o'clock yesterday morning She is due to |
arrive this forenoon, and will return this
evening at 5. j. A. Stevenson, 46 Camp |
street. agent
The mammoth James Howard is due to ar
rive from ST. Louis, and will return on Sat-