The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-05
The Mary Bell, from Memphis, is due. and

The Mary Bell from Memphis, is due, and
will return on Wednesday.
The Texas OVERLAND from yesterday. She
leaves to-day, sure, for Shreveport. Ihas. W.
Stinde in command, Ed. Groves in the office.
The Ida. of the Walker Lyons Atchafal-
ava and Teche Line, leaves to-day positively at
p. n. going through to st. Martinvile. T. r.
MuggKn master, Fred Fl. Buck clerk.
The GAINESVILLE, OF this line, will arrive to
| leave on saturday.
| The Minnie Avery will take the place of the
| Iberia for trip or two. The Avery is ready
for anything that offers. Information concern
ing her can be had at the A. NJ. 7. Co., 26 Caron-
delet street.
| The tri-weekly United States mail steamer
Wawenock leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ. sharp for
| all landings on the Lower Coast to Port Eads.
John Tay.Or master.
The fine and fast SIDE wheel passenger steamer
| Iberia. Geo. A. sheldon MASTER John McConkey
| clerk, leaves to-day at II O'Clock for the Lower
Coast to Buras.
The J. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr. master,
| leaves daily, Sundays excepted, at 2. NJ, for
| the Lower Coast to Belair ? .antation.
| The fleet side-wheel packet Orioe leaves daily
at 10 A. NJ, Tor the Lower Coast to Live Oak
Grove.
The George Spangler James T. O'Pry master,
clerk j. c. lremoulet, leaves to day at 10 for the
Lower Coast to Happy Jack Plantation.
| The Henry Tete making semi-weekiy trips to
| the Lsfourche, will arrive tonight from Thlbo-
dauX, and return on Friday at ~ A. Nj.
The tri-weekty Coast and Donaldsonviile packet
st. John, +. Bergeron master leaves this II NJ;
| returning down the Coast tomorrow, leaves
again on Saturday, at 10.
The 3. l.. Hodge, from Lobdell's Store, Baton
Rouge and the Coast, will arrive to night and re-
| tur. on Friday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The Ouachita Belle leaves this evening, at
o'clock, tor all landings on the E ack and Qua
chlta. J. W. Blanks master, Joe Holmes clerk.
The Fanchon, T. Z. Sweeney master, leaves to-
| day, at 5 z. NJ, for Camden direct.
| The Willie, Captain Z. =. Trinidad, for Bayou
| Bartholomew and all way landings to Lind Grove,
leaves to-day. at p. M.
| ing, and WI return at 10 A. NJ. to the Upper
| Coast. W. L. Cozzens master, c. E. Apologize
| clerk.
| The Frank PArgoud, J. M. White master, will
arrive to-day from Greenville, and return to-
| morrow evening, at O'Clock.
| The iron steamer Carondelet, W. D. Love mas
| ter, George w. Pnrdy, clerk, having at tue head
| OF Gravier street, leaves for Cincinnati to- NOR
| row, at p. Nj.
| The fine passenger steamer II. s. Turner for
Cincinnati aud ali intermediate points, Is receiv-
| ing to leave tomorrow at Z. NJ, captain Henry
| U. Hart, clerk Ed Donnely.
! The Thos. Sherlock, IRON Cincinnati, will ar
| rive o-day and return on Saturday
The Cherokee, Geo. Wolf master. loading for
| Cincinnati, laid over until z. NJ. to-day.
The LESSEE Taylor arrived yesterday from Baton
Rouge with fine trip part of which was 500 hhds
| sugar and 467 bbls moasses, having also tine
trip OF passengers. She returns to-day 1T II NJ,
| Allen Jumel i'll command.
The St. Mary, Fred. Probst master, J. B.
Schmidt clerk, arrived yesterday from The Ope-
lOusas, and returns to-day punctually at p. N.
The tleta, from Opelousas, arrived Monday
| night ana returns to-day, as Usual, at ?. NJ. G.
g. Pickett master, A. NJ ynier, Sr, clerk
The Ouachta Bell, from Ouachita City, had
1906 bales cotton and 95l sacks seed. She re-
| turns to-day.
he Era No. 10 is Saturday packet for B@uf
| River.
Th7 Robert Young, from the Lafourche, came
| in on time, and leaves to-day at II NJ, going
| through to Thlb9daux L. D. Terrebonne master,
| j. NJ. Daniel and T. Dalferes clerks.
The Mary Ida, making trl-weekly trips to the
| Upper Coast, will arrive this evening and return
| to- morrow, at 10 A. NJ.
| late Nlcksburs paper avs:
| capt. Hartisan. OF the Elevator Company,
sent loo bales cotton northward by the Fannie
| Tatum yestei day. The way the Anchor Line has
handled cotton this season Is caution to the
| New Orleans packets. The fact Is Nlcksburg
| has developed huge proportions this as
cotton market. aud large amount OF the staple
| haf been purchased here on account Of Eastern
| and European spnners, and shipped direct by
| the Anchor Line steamers.
Dou'5 forget Capt. Abe Hutchnson's fine
| steamer City OF Quincy. She leaves for st. Louis
Tomorrow at 5 r. NJ. taking freight for all points
| North and West, via Cairo and Belmont. MIR. j.
| r. Pension has the Office.
A failure all around of the mails yesterday,
left us without an exchange.
The Carrie V. Kountz, due to- day fom st.
Louis, follows the Ci.y OF Quincy, and will leave
on saturday.
Capt II. L. Lee has taken charge of the
favorite c. H. Durfee, and will bring her to the
landing to-day and leave tomorrow Tor JetfeIso
Mr. W. h. McChesney in the Office
The r 7 Bryarly, from Upper Red River, is
due, and will return on Friday.
lBy Telegraph
VIcKsBuRG. Jan. Ito c. G. Wayne, n o.
Sherlock will arrive Wednesday, evening, aud
leave Saturday LEW. HATES Master
VIcKsBURG, Jan. $40 81 ockett x Carter, 80
Magazine street: Mary Bel leaves here this
e. enirg with 300 bales and 1900 sacks. Leave
/ rlday, It'll, for Memphis.
IF. Hicks, Master.
CIR ARD, Jan. $40 Lord & McPeake: Will
| arrive Friday morning. Advertise for Saturday,
Sth, fer Bnuf River. T. L. TAYLOR,
Master Steamer Era No. TO-