The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-04
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. F.,
Wednesday Morning, Aug. 4. 1876. I
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises ...... ...... $50 Moor Sefs - s:25 P. NJ
Sun Sets..--.. $50 First o.. Sd. 9:3I P.
ARRIVALS
Oriole, Bertha, Lessie Taylor, Iberia, Fav
orite.
DEPARTURES
Oriole, Mary Ida, Ouachita Belle, Willie.
TO ARRIVE.
Onole, Rice Farmer, Lower Coast Mary
Ida, Upper Coast; Henry Tete, Bayou La
fourche; w. S. Pike, Bayou Sara; Col. A. ?.
KOuns, Red River; Katie, Greenville; j. W.
Poitevent, Lakes.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Live Oak Grove, Linwood, Jesuits Bend,
Terre-au-Beuf and way landings at 10 A. M.
the Oriole, Jas. I. O'Pry master.
Port Eads, Quarantine Station, Point ala
Hache, and way landings on Lever Coast, al
r. E. Hine clerk.
Upper Coast to Hahnville and Union
Plantation, at 10 A NJ, the Favorite, w. e..
Cozzens master, C. E. Apologize clerk.
Baton Rouge, Plaquemine and all Coast
landings, at 10 A. NJ, the Leslie Taylor, Allen
JumeI master, Chas. Brusle clerk.
Lee Plantation and way landings on Lower
Coast the ]. F. Ffazsr, o. Canton, Jr mas
ter, p L. Ba r. clerk.
hlcuaIdlaya, bayou OOurtaDie2u, Bayou
Des GlaZes and Coast Landings, at 5 T. NJ,
the Bertha, II. FL. Broad master, Theo. JOHN
clerk.
Atchafa' ava, Bayou Chene, Bayou Teche
and Coast landings at p. NJ, the Minnie
Avery, J. A. French master.
Shreveport, Coushatta and way landings on
Red River, at 2. NJ, the r. L. Bryarly, W.
T. Scovell master. M. e. scovell clerk.
Grand Ecore, Alexandria and way landings
on Red River, at P. NJ, the Carrie A. Thorn,
Richard Sinnott master.
Grand Ecore, Alexandria and way landings
on Red River, at P. NJ, the Era No. TO-
John HEM master.
Baton Rouge. Plaquemine and all Coast
landings, at P. M, the St. John, J. B.
NcElroy MASTER F. Bergeron clerk.
81. Louis Cairo, Memphis, and interme-
diate points, at P. NJ. the james Howard,
B. r. Pegram master. J. Fl. Chass sing clerk.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Evansvilleand inter
mediate points, at P. NJ, the Indiana. w.
J. Rusk master, Frank Stein clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele
grams.
The Bastrop not being ready to leave yes
terday, lays over until tomorrow, when she
will positively leave, taking freight for all
landings on Black and Ouachita Rivers
through to Ouachta City, having connections
with regular packets with all the tributaries
The W. J. Poitevent is or the way from
Lake Pontchartrain, and is due. She will
leave on Thursday morning at 10. in place of
the Mary Ida, under the command of Capt.
J. A. Ruiz
The beautiful Katie will be at the landing
this morning foot of Common street, receiv-
ing to leave tomorrow for oil way landings to
Vicksburg and Greenvi lie. The Katie con-
meets at Vicksburg with regular packets for
the Yazoo River, st. Louis, Giro and Mem
phls; Capt. j. ID. Phelps commands, Mr.. w.
N. Oalmts presides in the Office.
The regular Atchafalsya and Coast packet
Bertha, leaves to-day without fail at P. NJ
The Bertha goes through to Washington, and
will take freight for Bayou Courtableau and
Bayou Des Glaizes, putting off freight for the
latter at Simmsport
The r. T. Bryarly leaves to-day for all
landings on Red River to Cousbatta and
Shreveport, taking freight also for Lake Bis
tensau.
Capt. Bassett, late of the Marie, will have a
boat in the Lower Coast trade, to leave on
Saturday. and will continue her there until
his new boat now building especially for this
trade, is finished.
The Minnie Avery leaves to-day positively,
taking freight and passengers for all Coast
landings and landings on the Atchafalaya,
and st. Martinsville. The Avery will run
regularly in this trade.
Aleck Mackay, the we'll known clerk of the
Bastrop, was married on Monday. in this city,
to Miss Isabel Mackay. We welcome you in
the ranks of the army of Benedicts, friend
Mackay. and trust that the journey Of your
self and your fair BRIDE through life, may
be one of peace and happiness, with no
darkening clouds to obscure the brightness
or the joys of your married lifs
The Upper Coast packet Favorite got in
yesterday with "a hhds Of sugar and 1874 sacks
of rice. After discharging the above she was
to have left for the St. Ann Plantation, a short
distance down the Coast, for the purpose of
taking on some machinery for the Locoule
place above, and will be found at the landing
this morning, to leave at 10 for the Upper
Coast to Union Plantation.
The feet and Ell CANT Iberia arrived yes4er-
day evening from the Lower Coast with fine
trip of passengers and 70 sacks of rough and
one obi of clean rice, of the new crop. The
Iberia returns this morning at 10, carrying the
United States mails, going through to Port
Eads, and is under the command of Capt.
Geo. Sheldon, with Mr.. r. E. Hine in the
Office
The ]. F. Frazer leaves at IL M. to-day for
all landings on the Lower Coast to the Lee
Plantation.
The Oriole leaves daily at 10 A. NJ, Sunday
excepted, from the foot of st. Louis street,
for all landings on the Lower Coast to the
Live Oak Grove Plantation, returning early in
the evening. A clerk is on the levee daily to
receive freight.
The Minnie leaves tomorrow morning at |
8 o'clock, from the head OF Harvey's Canal, |
for Grand Isle. Passengers can reach her by |
taking the Tchoupitoulas street cars. Fare
only one dollar.
The splendid Lessie Taylor, the semi
weekly Coast and Baton Rouge packet, with
the sturdy Allen Jumel in command and Chas.
Brusle and j. A. Comstock in the office,
leaves at 10 this morning for Baton Rouge.
The Taylor returns down the Coast on Fri
day and will leave again on Saturday.
We direct attention to the advertisement
in another column, of the steamer Illinois,
running between Memphis and Vicksburg
The Illinois is side-wheel steamer, Is very
fast, and is fitted out with all the elegance
that is to be found on our river palaces. She
is commanded by Capt. Mark Cheek, with
Al nf hzok II. r.