New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25

yorte packet, IN charge Of Capt Jos. vincent WITH
PM
Dick Nash for cd RiDsr.-To-day at : Pm.
Capt Ed. Jones viii back out his little packet Dick
Nash for all landings on Old river Cant. T. W.
Moore holds forth in the Office.
A'sn9 PerTet for opslotssas.-This comfortable
packet IL charge Of Capt. W, G. Neal, will leave
to-day at 8 Pm.
Bayou Belle for opelousas,-This neat packet, ia
charge Of Capt G. Q. Bridges viii leave to-day at
P, NJ.
Rock city for Arjsadslpl.ita.-Thi Iiqht-draueht
packet in charge Of Capt b B. Dickinson will 1evs
to-day at P. NJ for all landings on ouaehfta river.
Shippers should bear in mind that this steamer wiz
go through without detention.
Judah Topro for Red RiUeT.--The regular and
elegant passenger steamer Judah Touro VIII leave
to-day at P. NJ. for all way landings Up to shreve-
port. The Touro is Of the most popular boats in
the trade, and she is certainly one Of the best Her
passengers always speak in high terms Dc the boat
and her officers They truly deserve the praise thus
bestowed they have abored hard and diligently 10
merit public favor Capt, Charles ". Ewing and
Messrs L. T. Murdoch and Henry s. Heth her clerks,
have always contributed to the popularity Of the boat
by their uniform courtesy towards all who 40 hnsi
ness with them.
oseeola for Upper Red Rtper-The good steamer
osceoIa Capt J. A. Barnes, win leave for Red rfYsr
to-day at P. N. for all landings up To White Cliffs
Shippers should send their freight down early, she
will leave at the abovenamed hour.
1etegraTa for Red Riper-The famous and poPu-
lar passenger packet Telegram, Capt A. D. DensloB,
with Messrs. Chandler and Rogers in the Office IS
now receiving mean the foot Of Canal street. She
will leave to-day at P NJ positively Shippers win
recoect her with their freight, and passengers WIN
find splendid accommodations on board
Peerless for Red Riuer-The welEknown and fast
passenger steamer Peerless, Capt. Jno. &. Dowty,
with Mr.. John b. Douglas in the office, win leave to-
day at 5 P. NJ. punctually The Peerless Is an excel
lent passenger steamer, and is differed by clever
men.
Golden Age for Fort 44dams.-This regular pas
senger packet, in charge of Capt. w. HcCombs,
with Mr.. j. A. Dunbar in the office leaves to-day at
P. N. for all landings up to Fort Adams.
Natchez- Vicksburg Mail Packet to-day.-The
elegant, fast complete and popular passenger steam
er Eatchez, Capt. Tom P. feathers, with Messfs.
Sherman and Crater in the office, assisted by Mr. O.
Grice, is again in port receiving freight and passe
gers for Vicksburg and way points The Natchez is
favorite boat in the Ycksburg Mail Line. The pub
lie know there is discount on either the boat or
her officers, and their merits have met with noble
response at the hands of the public. Capt r. r.
feathers is at his post deck. RecoIIect that the
Natchez is the regular mail packet for Yicksburg to-
day, and that her hour is PM
Little Rock for Arkansas River-The elegant and
light draught packet Little Rock Capt jerks Brown
will leave to-day at P. NJ.
Red RoUer for NaehgiHe.-The fine passenger
steamer Red Rover, Capt. W. Strong is receiving for
Nashville and all way points at the foot Of Gravier
: street The Red Rover has excellent acconnoia.
TONS is safe and reliable boat, and is managed By
; clever officers. Mr. Frank Shackleford is her clerk
Switzerland for Cincinnati Express Line-At 5
P. N. to-day the splendid and popular passenger
steamer Switzerland Capt. ]. P. Schenck, viii leave
port for the Ohio river The Switzerland is receiving
cargo and passengers at the wharf foot Of Poytras
street We advise travellers bound up the river to
day to go board the Switzerland and inspect her
thoroughly for themselves. They will certainly find
everything right, and secure rooms at once. Capt
Hamilton, an accomplished and clever clerk will be
found at his post in the office ready to receive all
visitors. This line makes connections with the differ
ent railroads. and will ticket passengers through Il
0 any of the Northern or Eastern cities.
e. III Fatrchiid, Lightning Line Packet foy. today
The celebrated passenger steamer E. H. Fairchild
Capt. j. H. Faucet, will leave to-day at p NJ posi
lively. The Fairchild is really one of the finest 4
she is indisputaby of the most popular passenge
steamers that comes to this port. She has carried
very large number of passengers vino have all spo
ken of the boat and her officers in the most atterns
terms of commentator. Her first trip to this place
made her tayorte packet, and she has been neEeas
ing IN popularity ever since We therefore, knowing
i Capt Fs punctuality, advise passengers to secure
:. rooms without delay. Mr. Richard r. Fuller he
courteous clerk, will be found duly at his post in thu
= office ready TO wait uDOn ALL