New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-03

evening at O'clock for all landings on the Arkan-
sas river, as high as Fort Smith.
Iatdn for White Ricers--The large, commodious
and regular passenger packet latan, Capt. Sam
Taylor, commander, Mr.. Henry 8 Eaton. CLERK
leaves positively at O'clock this evening for Poca-
hontas and all intermediate landings on White
river.
Jas. Woods for NasluiRe. The new and mag
nitcent passenger packet Jas Woods, Capt. W
Boyd, commander, Mr. N. Longworth, clerk, leaves
for all landings the Cumberland river as high as
Nashville at o'clock this evening. She has as ine
cabin as can he found afoat and the most perfect
provision for the accommodation of large num-
Der Of passengers.
Jas. Montgomery for Lotsisuiue.--The great
Louisville packet Jas. Montgomery, Capt. Jas. b.
Russell, commander, leaves at 5 o'clock this eve
ming for Louisville and intermediate landings. Her
passenger appointments are OF superior order,
and nothing is wanted TO add to the comfort and
enjoyment of passengers. Her table is always
spread with the rarest contributions of the market
and no expense is spared which in any way can
Mr. John A. Lowry is in charge Of the office, and
Is ever attentive and untiring in promoting the
pleasures of the trip to passengers. Ho for Louis
vile on the Jas. Montgomery this evening.
Pegtond, Passenger Pdckd, for Lo,ascale.
The magnificent, new and fast passenger packet
Peytona, Capt John f.. Leyden, commander, MIR.
Henry c. Landrum, clerk, leaves positively ut
o'clock this evening for the above and all interme-
diate landings Tho Peytona is decidedly favor
ito packet in the Louisville trade, having large
and well-furnished cabin, with extra vide guards,
which always gives her an advantage over the rest
| of her competitors. Passengers will be well
| pleased with the accommodations and general
treatment on board. Captain Leydcn and Mr. Ian
| drum will do all in their power to make their
| guests feel at home.
| draft passenger packet Chancellor, Capt Sol.
| Malbon, commander, Mr.. HI. M Foster, clerk,
leaves st 5 o'clock for Memphis, Cairo, Louisville
and way landings. No boat in the Louisville trade
enjoys the confidence Of the shipping community
to greater extent or has greater popularity with
| travellers than the Chancellor.
Fort Wayne for Cincinnati The regular packet
| Fort Wayne, Capt. Sam Barr, Jr., master sir. Sam
Long, clerk, leaves this evening at O'Clock for
Wheeling, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and way landings.
Monarch for Cincinnati. The excellent passen-
| ger packet Monarch, Capt j. A. Williamson, COM
mander, Mr.. II. d. Crane, clerk, leaves ut o'clock
/ this evening for Cincinnati and way points. Her
cabin is spacious and neatly furnished for the en-
| tertanment of guests. Passengers will be pleased
| with the accommodations and general treatment
| on board.
Cora Anderson for st, Louis.-The regular pas
senger packet Cora Anderson, Capt. John n. Boz
| finger, commander, Capt. ]. Z. Burdeau, clerk,
leaves this evening at o'clock for Memphis, Cairo,
St. Louis and way landings.
| ID Il January, Railroad Line Packet for 81.
| L0n5s I0-H0TT0ae-Atl ~ CLOCK t0-inorroM Hofh-
/ ing the regular passenger packet p. A. January,
Capt. NJ. Gilman, commander. Mr.. y Jay. Weaver,
clerk, leaves for Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis,
connecting at Cairo with the Illinois Central and at
St Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads,
for all points North and East. Passengers can
procure through tickets by applying at the office
Of the Company, No. 81 Camp street.
D. r. Kar,nea for Bayou Susu.-The fast Elk
press, u. S. Mail and passenger packet D. r. Ken
ner, Capt Y. B. Baranco, commander, Mr.. E. r.
Mulnford, clerk leaves at o'clock this morning
for Bayou Sara and way landings.