New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-16

John Roy for Ouactita Rirer-The yery Iirht
draugbt passenger packet John Ray, Capt. J. W
Buhoup, commander, leaves to-day at s p NJ for all
landings up to Camden. We would adyss shippers
to aend their freight on board Of the John Ray. a.
she will be sure to go through without any detsntion
Mr. Wright is her clerk.
picks6urg for Carolina Landnsg-The regular
0. 8. Mail and passenger packet Vicksburg, Capt
j. NJ White, commander, caves at P. N. for vicks-
burg and Carolina Landing.
Fanny Built for LouisrMe--The very elegant,
popular and lightdraught passenger packet Fanny
Bullitt, Capt. L. B. Durham, commander, and Mr..
Theo Judge, clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening
Ior Louisville and intermediate landings. For high
ving speed, safety, elegance Of her passenger ap-
poinsmens, and true courtesy the part Of her OH
GERS, commend as to the Fanny. The BalEtt is one
OF tne most lucky boats the river and is remark
aoie ior her punctuality and reliability She always
leaves on advertised time, and never fails to take
crowd OF passengers. Travellers for the North to-
day are advised to secure their rooms at an early
hour if they have any preference in regard TO rooms
Such boats as the Bolitt never 70 begging for ps-
irons.
Dacotah for Cincinnati and Patsbuye,-The
light-draught and very superior passenger packet
Dacotab, Capt. John A. Robinson, commander. and
Mr. H. q. Devenny, clerk, leaves postiveiyat o'clock
this morning as above The Dacotah has excellent pae-
senger accommodations, sets . good table, is COM
mauded by the most experienced and genttemarly
officers, and is rapid in her movements and always
reliable.
Diana for LOuisruie.-The large, feet and mag
ni6cent passenger packet Diana, Capt. E. T. Sur.
geon, leaves at o'clock this evening for Cairo and
Louisville The Diana is one Of the new packets,
and is furnished with all the modern improvements in
steamboat architecture. Her cabin is spacious and
complete in every respect, while in speed, staunch-
ness and safety she ranks l. Her officers are ex-
perienced and enjoy the full confidence Of the public
Ho for Louisville on the great Diana this evening.
Mr.. o. D. Smith is her obliging clerk.
| Hia,ratha-RailroadL Line Packet for Tomorrow,
The large and superb Railroad passenger packet
Hiawatha leaves at O'Clock p N. Tomorrow, punc-
tually and without fail, for Cairo and st. LOais con-
Meeting at the former with the Illinois Central and
at the latter with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
for all Northern and Eastern cities The cabin Of the
Hiawatha is spacious her statefooms large and COM
Portable her speed well established and her stauucb
ness of build and the reliability, prudence and skig
of her officers beyond question. Capt Dix her popu.
lar commander, is always in personal charge Of his
noble craft and Mr.. Harry n. Blossom, the chief
clerk, in charge of the Office is the embodiment Of
politeness, and never at loss for smile and pleas.
ant word for all with whom be comes in contact he
is ably assisted by his assistant Mr.. Murphy plan
Of the boat may be seen to-day and through tickets
for all Eastern cities secured by application at the
office of the agent of the line, Capt. G. G.. Wayne.
corner of Camp street and Commercial Place.