New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-28

ness for her patrons, she has given unfvarsal s.-
ton. As a passenger packet the Hodge bas aTsrs-s
icaIly, no superior aoat. Her state,Fooro ae.a5rg
dations are unequaled for their competeneM -
comfort every mattress on the boat il si,ris,g -
ress and other articles Of bedding are
excellent. Her cabin IS large, spIendidIy fugaissI
and apportoned in the most approved stvls. W
promise her passengers the most entire sstiseset,
with their treatment and quarters Let eyervbgssv
recolect the hour, as she Is always punetuai.
Starlight tor Red Rioer,-The fast and naasis
cent passenger packet Starlight in command gf saE
efficient officer Capt. Chas. Hayes, leaves today pas
lively at P. NJ, for all landings up to Jeae4psa
The most eIegantgpassenger accommodation can De-
had board, and the tables are at all times suppaE
with the rarest luxures Of the season. To The rR-
lar discipline, and the polite and accommodates
spirit of her worthy commander, Capt. Chaa Hayss,
she is, to great extent, indebted for her popularity
Mr.. G. T. Hayes the urbane and attentive clerk, u
always to be found at his post. All along the TSue
she is acknowledged to be one Of the most popal1r
steamboats, that ever foated. Out Of the mary Hza
sengers she has carried there is not one but is Ia
in her praise She has truly first class repuiata.
both with passengers and shippers
D. r. Carroll for Red Ri1er.-This fayorite paM
senger packet, with Capt. VIM. KimbaH on deck, aaa
the courteous Mr.. Felix J. Coiron in the office leaves
to-day at P. NJ for all landings up to Natehitocfea
The Carroll has first class accommodations and pas
sengers will be well entertained on board HercatR
is fine and her rooms are furnished in superior
style
T'toiight for OuachtG Rirer.--The regular ant
splendid passenger packet Twilight, CaptJ. s. saws
leaves to-day at 5 P. NJ, for all landings up d.
Camden. Passengers bound up the Ouaehfta to-day
would do well to secure rooms early if they Wiah :
quiet, pleasant trip, everybody knows that the
Twilight is of the pleasantest boats in the traz
indeed, a better or finer boat does not float on our
waters. Her officers are hard to beat Capt 5Eaa 4
an experienced officer and agreeable gentleman, ana
takes great pride in his noble boat Her clerk, NJ
j. MHlington, is noted for his courteous deeaa0r u
wards passengers, he is popular with all who ever
travelled with him. The accommodations Of the THF-
light for passengers are unsurpassed It is sngz
necessary to mention the time Of her departure 10 N
sure crowded trip.
Princess for Hicksburg-U. S. naa Line,-EIzs
renowned passenger steamer Princess Capt w c.
Wilson, takes her departure at p. NJ, to-day. We
have often described this fine packet and given our
opinion Of her clever officers. We need now only rs
peat that she is in all respects tp-top passeugr
packet, with every comfort and convenience and INA
der the very best management. No one can GlesnE
better accommodations than can be found on t1ze
Princess, and we heartily commend her to all or
friends Jas Izod occupies the Office assisted BY the
Messrs. Clarks.
Europa for IVtite Rioer--The elegant passenger
steamer Europa Capt. T. D. Bailey, is receiving To
all landings White river, and viii leave today Il
O'Clock P. NJ The Europa is an excellent passenger
packet, and stands a No. /. She will 90 tbro;Ieh
without detention. Shippers should send tfeirfrpfe
down early. She has fine accommodations and .
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