New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-24
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sAruRnAr. July u. 1865

SATURDAY, July "a, 1868.
Yesterday the weather was cloudy, with strong
u1 from TIE northeast. Business on the levee lit
auoga active than during the fore part Of the week.
ABR1vA1s.-The opelonsas packet Bayou Belle,
6sps 5ohn Lyons, arrived, and leaves as usual at
I'm to-day.
Ehe Red river United States mail packet Comet,
Ga4. RI sieade. arrived with 81 bales cotton Weare
IhBbted to her courteous clerk, Mr., VIM II. Shade,
3T late Jefferson papers.
%sIouisville packet Fanny Ballitt, Capt. l. B. Dun
azT arrived with large cargo Of produee--part OF
vash VAS 255 hhds tobacco and " bales cotton She
leaves again to-day at e. Dr. We are obliged to her
ortsous clerk Mr.. Theo. Judge, for late Louisville
papers
s Railroad line packet Imperial, Capt. 2. W. Gould,
@zjyed with large eargopart Of which was IS bales
os8oa ana III hhas. tobacco and leaves on Tuesday
naat Ut P. nj M. Geo. ". Ford, her gentlemanly
ak sl accept our thanks for late st, Louis papers.
ThsLouisgille packet Chancellor, Capt G, w. Stew
MI arrived with large cargo, and leaves again at
u M. today.
BoArs LEAvNG.-Bagou Belle for 0pslousas.-
Captain John Lyons backs out his regular weekly
vasllet III O'clock P. III. to-day. Mr. Louis Godfrey
il Der correct and gentlemanly clerk.
pr. Bailey for Lafourebe.- This popular passenger
BsGRet backs out at AM, Capt. A. Dugas on deck
aaa Mr. Jos. Delferes in the Office. No boat runs to
ara port that is more punetual or better managed.
sSRERe Robinson for Fort ddams.--This regular
ard splendid summer passenger packet, in place Of
- Bella Donna, Capt. 3, F. Gross in command,
ana Mr.. ID a. 0rvss in the Office, leaves to-day at
4. M., as usual
Boomer for Jefferson This splendid and very
popular Red river packet leaves to-day at p NJ, in
charge of the experienced Captain j. Timmtns, with
10 ever attentive Mr. W. Il. Marshall in the Office.
Tha Boomer goes positively as above,
-AFies H5Uiaf for Vicksbarg.-This swift, popular
aa3 splendid U. s. mail and passenger packet, in
nAee Of the Natohez, leaves today at ? NJ, as
.spal. Capt. Dick Nash commands, and he is a vet.
4aR Id the trade. Mr. Charles Crater is her purser
ani more obging one cannot be found on any boat.
2hs Alice Vivian is a tip-top passenger packet
R- w, daqms for 1Ismphis.--In connection with
0se Memphis and Charleston Railroad for all Eastern
sss ths swift and truly splendid passenger packet
n charge Of Capt Charles d. Marshall leaves to-day
positively, at pm. OF the accommodations of the
Aaams We cannot say too much in praise; she is
perfect passenger packet in all respects her officers
ase gentlemen Of experience and politeness. Capt.
Earshall sa most courteous and obliging commander
ma Nh, Maurice hanghorn her clerk is at home in
No Oli1oe--nhFlng 10 SUPERIOR 4ub IL ~ AudHtS Is
asW ID The Memphis packet line, and will run regu-
hllya the summer, leaving every other Saturday.
Fanny Built for TouisDaie.-Let all shippers and
passengers bear III mind that this popular passenger
Taoket leaves to-day, at P. NJ in charge Of the ex-
wsIienced Capt u b. Durham, with the clever Mr..
8lieo. Judge in the Office. The Fanny Bullitt offers
pzeat inducements to passengers, and connects at
Garo and louisville With oil the railroads East, thus
Beeuring passengers against all detention. Her
eesamodatons, fare and speed are unsurpassed, and
M officers perfect gentlemen. She ranks very high
amoag the renowned Louisville packets, and is de-
sayedly very popular we doubt not she will leave
ssgday with large number Of passengers.
Chancellor for LouisUile-This popular and reg
EaaT passenger packet, commanded BY the veteran
Capt G. W. Stewart leaves to-day, positively, at 5
2. II. Mr. N. G. Foster is her obligng and correct
clark Passengers bound up the Ohio Or Mississippi
s far as Cairo, should not overlook the Chancellor
4 they wish tip-top fare and accommodations.
"A. D. Iylor for 81. Louis-This splendid and
regular passenger packet in charge of Capt. Dan,
Collier, leaves to-day, at P. NJ, as above. Mr.. John
dieF is her obliging clerk. and will see that pas
asngefs are properly cared for.
10 le1pe on Sunday--At 10 A. H., on Sunday, the
neW Railroad line packet Champion will leave for st.
Anis on her first trip. She is one Of the finest boats
ag she line, combining all the requisites Of ttptop
passenger packet and under the management of such
sa as Capt. Cenas B, Moore on deck and Mr. Duval
". Young in the Office, she cannot fail to become
aae Of the most popular boats in the trade