New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

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s"o'. eio supei'or slaseIooM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS md
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s.auhen PaeAes oIoeee ae.e, Osp. y. =. Ihesed,
commander, and Mr. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk Leaves at
O'Clock to morrow morning for Bavou Sara And in
termediate landings.
w, nj. Morrison for 81. Lou,s- Railroad rsne
Packet--Ths large. feet and elegant pactet -one
of the "starss of the famous Railroad Line 4. ths
regular packet for Cairo and ST. Louis to-rperov
leaving at 10 o'clock AZ H. The N0rrssos, 4 49,
elaborate and eonnlete niece oe ateamho.t ,o,s,.r
shin Fror, cr,.,rote- - IN, 80. -. -, !.
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hef photnouse' sue - superb noasing palace Her
cabins are large beautifully adorned and furnished
with taste and elegance In the ladies' c.b;n nav
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up , 1.1 49, sSes1s's .lsuo, eousisssns VI
'wo iafRe iamhy enampels spieodidiy furnished,
where man and wife may cluster around them their
n little f,ockm and . dve,l tooeth.r ,,tt 40. =,
r,o,ost a. ,rat. tssr, asrad NJ. 49,
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are irom tue es.sosnMent Oh Aessfs- y. u. Damefon
Morrison is commanded BY the yery beat q oasc.r,
har cor,n,anaar Govt II NJ F,oe,,.. - Z - ~. =
80 NJ N - ~. S-'sA
cetA' MI l. :. "ooos potn Deing tine gentlemen
of the Southern school, and are NO les efficient in
the discharge Of their official duties than popular "a
agreeable travelling compan;on. ms M.-;s,,, .a,,-
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nee.s az oai.o WIN 'ne il'nois centta ana AZ 81.
Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads for all
northern and eastern cities She leaves positively at
10 o,clock tomorrow and na,.enoa,s shorIs $3.50
thoir ronn,e todou uhich na1 he 5, Il. 49,
tim at The oce II the agent Cant - q
NOR If Comn Straet nd 5som,nsrc;a, p,c WI
nv. s.n.f. ss-sS."...1 80. la.e
Inc iohowihg communication, embracing deserved
compliments to some OF the finest Of our reigning
bele-packets and their officers we insert with the
more Measure as Il comes fron on nn.o,;ctad a-co
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auo IL "Nnal ~ true oaguerreotype OF tne packets
Of which mention is made. Read it:
NEW OaLEAss, May 10 1882
Friend Reporter: Having lust returned from n
trip up the river, during which II has been INV for
tune to travel on many of the floating nalscesn
with which our noble old Mississippi is 60 ven sup
Piled desire to call the attention Of such Of our Gift
zens as contemplate going north to soouru during
the heated term to few OF the packets whose me-
cuIar excellencies have contributed to nv own en-
joyment. $500
OF the st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad
Line, the John Walsh is one of the bright pareu
lar stars" The staunchness Of her build. her great
steam power and speed, together with her eIerant
cabins, excellent table, and the eeniaty and experi
ence of her wellknoWn chief officers Cant John
Maloy and clerk Mr. Douglass all combine ID rive her
high position in the ranks Of the magnificent line
Her sisterpacket the Falls City too IS as like her
as two peas" with perhaps shade or two Of greater
elegance in her cabin xins'' Her officers need no
greater praise than the bare mention Of their names
familiar as household words to the ear If the
traveIer Cant Woods still treads har doclr ,,b;l.