New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-06
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Thursday, jan. G, 1889.

The weather yesterday was pleasant Business on |
the Levee was not very brisk. A great many boats |
left last evening with tolerable trips.
ARR1vALs.-The Memphis q. s. Mail packet Bel |
fast, Capt. VIM. Wray, arrived with 1904 bales cot
ton, and leaves again on Friday. We thank Nj. =
J. Booker, her clerk, for favors.
The Yermillion packet Grand Bay, Capt. D. G.
HILL arrived with 204 bales cotton, 95 hhds. sugar
and $50 bbls. molasses
The Attakapas packet Minnesota, Capt. A. Il.
Hay, arrived with 1873 bales cotton and AZ bhls
molasses.
The ST. Louis packet Falls City, Capt J. B. Woods,
arrived with good trip. We thank Mr.. John Scud-
der, her clerk, for fayors.
The steamer Gov. Powell, Capt. Costello arrived
with "a bales cotton, 229 hhds. sugar. 1874 bbs and
SO hf bbls. molasses. 4 sf1
The vicksburg packet vicksburg, Capt ]. N.
White arrived with 1890 bales cotton, and leaves
again to-day.
The Louisville packet R. J. Ward, Capt. 8. Miller
arrived. We thank Mr. Smith, her clerk, for favors.
c. d., Jr., for Observation-Disclosures fast and
regular packet in charge Of Capt. Jos. Vincent with
Mr.. j. I. Mumford in the Office, leaves to-day at 10
AM. 5sSss
Minnesota for VermiHion.-This neat and light
draught packet in charge of Capt "A. H. Hay, leaves
to-day at P. NJ
.Southe,1, for Boeuf Riper.-This fast and regu-
lar light draught packet, in charge of Capt B. F.
Goodwin, with Messrs. Freese and Dorsey in the Of
flee, leaves to-day at P. NJ positively for all land
ings on Boeuf river. Shippers should send their
freight down early, she will leave at the above
named hour.
Comet for Jeferson.-The well-known and excel
lent passenger steamer Comet, Capt. Reuben Sleade
VIM. C. Sleade clerk, is at the landing receiving
for all way landings up to Jefferson, and will leave
to-day at P. NJ. without fail. The Comet is an ex
cellent steamer and differed by clever men. It
should be borne in mind that the Comet is an inde-
pendent packet, and her officers hope by strict at
tention to business and the wants of the public to
merit the confidence and patronage of the public
generally. We wish the Comet and her officers sue
cess. Give her a trip of passengers and freight.
Judah 1ouro for Shreveport. Weekly Line
The famous and popular passenger packet, Judah
Tonro, Capt. Chas. W. Ewing, clerks Aessrs. Muir
dock and Heth, is receiving for all landings up to
Shreveport, and will leave to-day at p NJ, without
fail Shippers will recolect her with their freight,
and passengers will find frstclass accommodations
board. The Judah Touro is deseryedy one of the
most popular packets in the Red river trade and her
officers are enterprisng business men, experienced
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leaves port with good trips of passengers and freight
and she will be in the same good luck this trip.
Don't forget that she will leave port oday positively
Vicksburg for Carolina Landius.-U. 8. Mail
Line-Ths magnificent and renowned passenger
packet, in charge of Capt J. NJ White leaves to-day
at P. NJ for Carolina Landing and all way-points.
Wm. Baird for Cincinnati.-This comfortable
passenger packet, in charge of Capt. W. T. Dunning,
courteous and attentive commander, leaves to-day
at P. NJ. for all landings up to the Queen City.
Passengers and shippers should remember the VIM.
Baird to-day.
II. T. Lacey for ST. Louis Railroad Line Packet
| for Friday.-At5 P. NJ. Friday the famous and fast
passenger steamer A. 7. Lacey, Capt J. p. Rodney
in command, with the accommodating Capt. A. G.
Cunningham in the office, will leave port for ST. Louis
and way landings. Her cabin is one of the finest
ahoat, and its appointments for convenience and
comfort are most complete Everything in it is the
best of its kind that could be procured for fitting out
passenger steamer. Neither pains nor expense
were spared in its furnishing and outfit to make it in
every respect worthy of the patronage of the travel
ing public. Her success as passenger packet has
been complete and unequyocal, and take pleasure
in commencing her to travellers bound up the riyel
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