New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-11
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Saturday December IL, 1855.

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SUM ~ NJ ,.IaoI A. aftaynoon NEARLY
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",i u ~ us.A u, so,,a sba W. nsred
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large s,u',.s III yy;tor,o Ioft H.,
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Nai,s . ~ a,,I, s+a,,or C,boo
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W. +oni, III & no ~, .o,,rtd FL.
oIar for I'M tflas Il To;sillo o;,,,.t IN l.
mn, 49, $500
Ta 49, y.i-s,,r II T,ai 49, Sst.boz Cant
Iaato, arr;,od in, sIo h,ies cotton and
s,;, IL Il j !,
M staa-,a. Hi;,nosota can't w Rowes ar
"a 80, 81 sf,rt;ns,iIls With In baIes coffon N
tl,4s ia R5o Nil ,nolasses and leaves again
ta,,.,, - : IN Il 80
M. painoa3 Ti,a nae1at r7bannion5 Cant. n p
1yooro sr,.yad ,ytF large trip. and leaves again
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u Taais ,,scEot n Il Meciu Cant N
4,oh;r5s or,y,aa ,yitl ] yooa trin Wa tbantr Cant
-roaa,s III. o,arl. fo,. ,,o,,ars
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rae -1o o,l III 1arna , We tbon, Mn
ruman Carroll bar rIerlr for favors
T,,o T,aa - ,,ooI,at I,,or,osg C,.,+ rol,n n
na-,t $3.50 ,,.itt Geo bolas ,ottor 99e ma,
,,,,,,,' ia t9z Ma .,oo1ossas
Tba Rad ,iya, 1acket Marion Cant n v celjos
arrived with IA bales cotton.
The 0naIonsas naeket Anna Perret. Cant. G.
Touailer arrived with AB1 bales cotton. GAS bbds
rroar sos bbIs and 1s1 half bbIs rnolasses and
fssyos again TO-DAY "A K PM
The Victrsburr naclret Lewis Whitenan Cant. T.
6 wallace. arrived with j M rales cotton.
The steamer Messenger. Can't i. w. Stewart ar
rived with a GOOD trim, and also a large number Of
soldiers. We thank Mr.. u W. Spears, her clerk, fol-
favors. She leaves again on Monday at 5 P. NJ.
G. D. Jf. for Donaldsonuille.- at P. NJ
this regular packet, in charge of Capt. Joseph Vim
cent with Mr. Mumford in the office leaves for Don
aldsonyille
Music for Do,aldsonuMe.- Capt Henry streck
backs out his fine packet Music to-day at 10 A, M
for all landings up to Donaldsongille
Silpey Heels for Bagou Gottlq.-This fast passen-
ger packet in charge of Capt. j. j. Brown, with the
correct Mr.. Az H. Gardner in the office, leaves at
PM
alma PerTet for Opet0ltSaSs-Ihls regular packet,
with Capt G. A. Louaillier deck, leaves to-day at
p NJ. taking freight for Old river and all landings
on the Atehafalaya,
Minnesota for AttakapnS.-The fine packet Min.
nea6ta Capt j. We Bowles, with Mr.. A. Fl. Hay in the
office, leaves to-day at P. NJ
17flton Ref for Red RiUer-At5 P. NJ to-day thi.
raguor Messenger packet in charge Of Capt Charles
Hail with the attentive Mr. S. A. Wythe in the office
leaves for Shreveport and all way landings. The
Relf is a No boat both in her accommodations ant
officers and there is no boat in the trade that pre-
ents greater inducements to passengers. We feel il
recommending this boat, that we are doing simple
act Of justice and performing our duty TO the tray
cling public.
Peerless for Red Riper-This regular weekly
racket. under command of Capt. John O. Dowty
with the clever Mr. j. NJ Douglas in the Office leaves
to-day at 5 P. NJ. for all way landings up to Aexan-
dria All who intend going up the river to-day could
not do better than call down and engage their state
rooms, as we are sure that they will receive tiptop
fare and most courteous treatment, The Peerless
has become great favora with the travelling public,
as she is deserving of it. and VIC hope that she may
always continue so. With such gentlemanly officers
as Capt. Dowty and Mr. j. NJ Douglas, her Chief
clerk she is bound to remain tavorite with every
one.
Golden dye for Fort Adams.-To-day at ?. M,
this swift and truly magnificent passenger packet in
charge of Capt. William MeCombs with the clever
and oblgng Mr.. j. A. Dunbar in the office, leaves fol
Fort Adams and all intermediate landings 1t affords
Us great pleasure to announce the departure of the
Golden Age, as we know we can commend her with
confidence to all our friends as tip-top passenger
packet, on which they will find 1t pleasant to travel
where good cheer and good company combine. NC
boat spasses her in the trade either IN the style Of
her accommodations or her management winch are
faultless'
Natches for Ricksbug-New Orleans and Yicks
burg U. s. Mail Lne.-As usualsat P. NJ. to-day
this magnificent swift and regular passenger packet
will back out with the veteran Capt IL P. Leathers
on deck and Messrs. Sherman and Crater in the office
We expect to see the Natchez leave full of freight
and passengers on each succeeding Saturday for il
is needless to try to prevent people from travelling OF
and patronizing the Natchez She has a worldwide