The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-22

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TO ARRIVE.
Orlole, Geo. Spangler, Martha, IBERIA wave
mock, ). +. Frazer, Lower Coast; mary lda, vG5e-
pune, CPpef coast; 81: ooIn, Doie 1u'o
Henry Tete, Assumption, LafourGhe, D. u.
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Fanchon, OuachIta la, Attakapas' ,1 iensas'
Stella Block, Iensas and macon; Anoy '9ulisoh'
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BOATS ADVERTISED TO Leave Ihlo DAi'
Orlole, Lower coast III A. III.
Wawenock, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Josephine, upper Coast ~ a. III.
Iberia, Lower Coast, II A: NJ:
St. John, Donadsonvile, II NJ
Robert Young, Latourche, IL NJ
Lessie Taylor, b ton Rouge, Il NJ.
j. +. Frazer, Lower Coast 3 I. A.
Ida. Attakapas, I. Nj.
Fleta, Ope ousas. T. M:
John B. Maude, Memphis, D L. NJ
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati, T. u.
Bonnie Lee, Shreveport, T. NJ
W. j. Poitevent, Tensas and Macon, B L. NJ.
Stella Block, Tensas and Macon, 5 p M.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams
The Greenvilie and Bend packet Frank Par
gould ]. NJ. White master, Curt Holmes clerk,
will arrive to-day and return to-mo: row, connect
ing with packets for the Yazoo and Tallshatchle
rivers. A clerk will be found on the landing re-
ceiving at the head of Common street.
The Gov Allen John G.. Lbano master, Andy
Roland clerk, leaves to-day at from the head OF
Customhouse street, for the Coast and Fort
Adams.
The tri-weekly Coast and Donaldsonvile packet
st. John, T. bergeron master, leaves this II NJ:
returning down the Coast tomorrow, leaves again
on SATURDAY. at TO-
The B. L. Hodge, from Lobdelis Store, Baton
Rouge and the Coast will arrive tonight and re-
turn on Friday at 10 a. NJ.
The Henry Tete, from the Coast, Donaldson
Vile and the Lafourche, is due to- night and will
return to morrow at II NJ.
The new Assumption is also due to-day from
the Tafourche and will leave tomorrow at
p. M.
| The steady and reliable Josephine will be at
| the handbag this morning, and will return at 10
| A. M. to the Upper Coast. W. l.. Cozzens, mas.
ter, G. E. Apologize clerk.
| The Martha from the Lower Coast, will arrive
to-day and leave again Tomorrow as usual, at IL
| o'clock. W. S. Bassett in command.
The new steamer Robert Young, U. D Terre-
| bonne master. F. Dalferes and J. H Daniels
clerks arrived YESTERDAY from Thibouaux, with
80 hhds sugar 253 bbls and 60 half bbls molasses,
Ago .acks rice and 2bags seed cotton and viii re-
turn today at - Nj. promptly, taking freigh, for
all landings on the Lafourche. The Young has
a special notice in another part of our paper, to
which attention is called
| The Ouachita Bell, John ". Mossop master,
| leaves to-day at 5 P M for Vlcksburg.
| The J. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr., master,
leaves dsilv. SUNDAYS excepted, al 3 p NJ, from
| the head Of Cont street for the Lower Coast to
| the RI lair Plantation.
The fleet sde-wheel packet Oriole leaves daily
at lOA NJ. from the head Of Cont street. for the
| I over Coast to Live Oak Grove.
The attention OF our readers is called to the
| advertisement in another column Of the Lower
| Coast packet Waloon, starting on her first tip
on Friday. the 9th. The Waoon is we'll known
to the residents along the Coast as good boat,
and under the M snagement of her new officers,
Can't. Alfred j. Ruiz and Mr.. Z. E. Barry, two
Gentlemen identified in many ways with the
trade her future is pretty well assured
The tri-weekly United States mail steamer
Wawenock leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ. sharp from
the head Of CQnti street. for all landings on the
lower Coast to Port Eads John Taylor master.
The fine and fast side-wheel passenger steamer
iberia. Geo. A. Sheldon master John Nee. .nkey
clerk Leaves to-day positively at IL o'clock, for
the lower Coast to Buras
The Ouachita lie had 2130 bales cotton.
The Fleta, fine and very fast packet, leaves
to-day without fail at ?. NJ, for the Atchafa-
G. G. Pickett master. A. Meynier, Sr. clerk. She
had for cargo this trip 4S3 bales cotton, so hhds
sugar 229 Obls molasses and 100 sacks rice.
The Lotus No. 3, in place of the Trenton, vii
be the next departure for o. eousas. She is due
to arrive tonight. and will return ON Saturday.
The John B. Maude arrived Monday night
from Memphis and the Bends with 1854 bales
cotton and 2650 sacks Seed and will return to-ds-
at P. NJ. In all OF the attractions found on oar
=, Western palaces only, the Maude is complete
and in Capt. Judd T. West. and Clerk Ned Out
law, are found two gentlemen, who knowing how
= TO treat passengers and shippers well, do it.
Below will be found dispatch from the Mary
j Bell. This great steamer will be at the landing
; to-day and will leave for Memphis and the Bend;
on Friday. j. Frank Hicks master, ALI. Girls
t som clerk.
4 The Bismarck, loading for ST. Louis and all in
termediate points, lays over until tomorrow
j when she will surely leave. Captain John Spane
t Clerk E. Ross Powell.
0 The Andy Johnson. from st. Louis, with a fu
,, trip, was due at dark yesterday and will be re
d celvilng to- day to leave tomorrow at r. M.
:, r. Asbury master, Green f. Shields clerk.
! i, The Mollie Moore, W. E. Gere master, arrive'
from st. Louis on Monday night and Is recelvln