New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-14
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TrespAy, September Ii, 1883

TUESDAY, September H. 1858.
Yesterday the weather was clear and pleasant.
business 81 Tie legee quite active, all things con
aideFed.
ARRlgAIs-The Bayou Laioarehe weekly packet
Laatte, Capt. John j Brown, arrived with bbls
gnoasses and sundries. She will leave again, as
usual, st 10 a. H. Thursday.
Tlie regular Fort Adams weekly packet S4llie Rob
iason Capt. 2. +. Cross arrived with s02 bales Coy
6oa She will leave hereafter every wednesday, a.
III O'Clock NJ. instead Of P. NJ. az heretofore.
Yba Vicksburg q. s. mail packet Music, Capt ".
E jackson, arrived with 1882 bales cotton. we uh
staDd that she viii 10 back into her old trade be-
ewssu this city and I4afouTche Thegreat Vickshurs
81 q mail passenger and packet Princess will resume
her uaee and leave this evening, &C o'clock 2. Nj
NH MAGNOLIA arrived from Yicksburg with 2IlS
hsies cotton.
Wiz Railroad Line passenger packet Aleck Scott,
Csspt III At Reilly, arrived from St. Louis with
large cargo Of produce Weare indebted toher gen
temaniy clerk for late papers She leaves again to-
dsyat s PM.
RoArs LgAvINa.-Dick Nash for Bayou Macon
md Eopsr Teasas.-At s P. M. to-day, this fine,
light draft summer packet, in charge Of the reliable
antain Ed Jones' will leave for Bayou iaeon, Lower
Tensas Trinity and all landings on the Black river
the Dick Nash is strong substantial boat, built ex
Tessy ran in low water and in charge Of her pres
eut officers. We would recommend her to shippers
Ii icing the most prompt and reliable boat in the
trade at the present stage of water.
Tie Red Chief for 0uachita-At5 P. NJ. to-day ,
sgsis regular, light draught passenger packet in
charge oil the well known Capt Len Moore, with the
ever attentive Mr. Carter Beaman in the Office, will
leave as above for all landings on the 0aachita aud
c,I.- tI,,I., ko,,. il, min hat
the Red Chief is the only boat for the 0uaehta to.
day She can be relied on as new, strong and sub
sss1tial boat with the best Of accommodations for
passengers, and with gentIemanly and obliging
ogisers
asaset far shrepeport.-At ; P. N. to-day, this
aoaular and swift passenger packet leaves for Red
riyer, Id charge Of the universally known and highly
esteemed Captain H. Wilson. Her attentive clerk is
Mr T. G. Court. She is fine boat and we can as
sure passengers who travel Gil the Comet that they
will receive every attention from her gentlemany
Officers.
NJ. u. Andreto for Grand Ecore-At 5 P. NJ.
today this regular and popular passenger packet
leaves as above for Red river and all intermediate
landings Captain O. J. Barstow is her correct and
reliable commander with Mr. r. Moody in the Office,
Princess tof, Yicksbarg--At P, NJ. to-day this
peerless passenger and u S. mail packet starts for all
Iaadings up to Vieksburg, in charge Of the expert
eaoed Capt VIC. Wilson, with the ever obiging and
correct Mr. James Tzod in the Office, assisted by the
polite MIR Jno. Clarke. This is the first trip Of the
Princess Of the season. and she viii hardly be reeog
nzed by her numerous friends up the river, she has
been put in such order.
Railroad Line Packet dleck Scott for 81. Louis.
nis renowned passenger packet backs out to-day at
r. M, for all the usual landings up to the Mound
City, in charge Of the universally popular and expe
Efeuced Capt Robt a. Reilly. We cordially welcome
hlen back to his old trade and hope he may do well
with the Scott Mr.. Fl. a 1ggers, very Obliging
and pleasant gentleman, fills her office.
Stephen Decatur for 81 Louis. - This regular
Aad new packet will leave to-day at 2, NJ, in
charge of the experienced Capt B. G. Leper, with
4he clever Mr Tbos. B. Dunnin the Office. She takes
freight for the Ohio river, and gives clear bills q
ladiug We commend her to all shippers as safe
ana reliable boat, with correct officers