New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
commanded, MI Frank Moore, clerk, leaves this eve
ming i S O'Clock fof ali landings on the OuachitA

ming ct O'Clock for all landings on the Ouacnita
river.
Z Misse.sss ~ Red River. The lghtdraught pas
seueer packet Minnesota, Capt. D. Glssscock, COM
sander, Nj. Chas. D. Lowenarom, clerk, leaves this
eveuIne Il O'Clock for Alexandria and way land
inn, We adviss passengers TO lose no time in
.ecurins roons for the trip on the Minnesota. They
csppot hi, 70 feel at homo board and will be fur
rlshed with excellent accommodations.
Comb for Grand Gule-The excellent passenger
racket Comet, Capt. B. sleade, commander, Mr.. W.
g. Sleade clerk leaves this evening ct O'Clock for
oil coast landings up to Grand Gulf.
Natchez, U. S. Mail Line for Vicksburg To Doy.-
The splendid and regular passenger packet Natchez,
Capt. Tom P. Leathers, commander, Messrs. F. A.
Sherman and E. L. Shaw clerks, leaves this evening
1t O'Clock for all landings up to vicksburg. The
Natchex s one Of the eetest largest and most costly
Of our river packets and has no superior In all that
pertains to comfort and enjoyment. She is an orna-
ent to the Mississippi and the pride Of her owners
The high reputation Of Capt feathers as COM
mander and the rigorous discipline known to exist on
board are the pledges Of safety offered by the Natches
B. L. Hodge for Hicks6mg.-The regular and "a
yorite passenger packet B. l. Hodge, Capt. Charles
+. Marshall, commander, Mr.. Thos. Janney, clerk,
leaves nj O'Clock this evening for Vicksburg and
intermediate landings. Her accommodations lor
passengers are unsurpassed by any boat in the trade,
While ID speed safety and comfort, she ranks high.
No boat on the river enjoys the confidence OF the
shipping community to q greater extent, or has
greater popularity with travellers than the B. L.
Hodge. She leaves positively as above.
E. M BicknM for Ydsoo Rirer.-The good and
Iightdraught passenger packet F. NJ. Bicknell, Capt
Sam Gwartney, commander, leaves this evening at
O'Clock, for vicksburg aud all landings on Yazoo
river a. high as Greenwood. The Bcknell is
staunch boat and has good passenger accommoda-
tons.
Quapa,p for arkansas Riuer.-The staunch pas
senger packet Quapaw, Capt. J. G. Adams, COM
nander, Mr.. 8. G. Faulkner clerk, leaves this eve
ming at o'clock, for all landings on the Arkansas
river She has excellent passenger accommodations
and competent officers.
Il r. L. NfcGiH for ST. Louisville T. L. McGill,
Capt. j. b. Burke, commander, is now receiving at
the upper landing, and will leave at o'clock this
evening for Memphis, Cairo, St. Louis and all way
landings The McGll is large and superior pas
senger packet, and is sound safe and reliable boat.
As regular and punctual packet she has many
friends among the shipping community. Capt Jno.
johnson is the efficient clerk Of the T. L. McGill.
Duncan r. Ksnner for Bayou Sara.-The fast u.
s. mail and passenger packet d. F. Kenner, Capt v.
B. Baranco, commander, Mr.. Alex. K. Mclean, clerk,
leaves tomorrow morning Sunday at O'Clock, for
oil landings up to Bayou Sara.
Crosse Tete for Bayou Sara.-The large freight
packet Crosse Tete, Capt. E. Lanoue, commander,
Mr.. James Flower, clerk. leaves tomorrow morning
Sunday at o'clock, for Bayou Sara and interme-
date landings.
Ne,o Falls City, Railroad Line Packet for st.
Louis To-morro,c-The regular elegant and popu-
lar passenger packet New Falls City, Capt. j. B.
Woods, commander, Messrs. Archie Woods aud W
D. Love, clerks, leaves tomorrow morning Sunday
at 10 o'clock for Memphis, Cairo, ST. Louis and way
landings, connecting at Vcksburg with the New
Orleans and jackson, at Cairo with the Illinois Cen
trial. and at St. Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroads for all points North and East. The Falls
City is one of the most popular boats in the Railroad
Line, and she is certainly one OF the best. She al
ways carries the passengers when there are any going
and her passengers always speak in high terms of
the boat and her officers. They truly deserve the
praise thus bestowed they have labored hard and
diligently to merit public favor. Capt Woods and
Mr.. Archie Woods. her first clerk, have always con-
trbuted to the popularity Of the boat by their uni
form courtesy towards all who do business with them.
Passengers procure through tickets and inspect
the plan of the boat by applying at the Office of the
company, No. 81 Camp street. Messrs. G. G. Wayne
and Jas F. Allen are the agents of the line.