New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-30

compeers She is in command Of Captain John
II. Burke, with our friend Mr.. John A. Tatum in
the office. Her wheel is under the control of
Messrs George Haggerty and Wallace Lamb;
the engineer is Mr. A, Il, Mann--all of whom
are gentlemen and are always reliable and atten-
tive to the business of the boat, and who always
try to make their guests feel at home when on a
trip on this magnificent passenger steamer. The
Lady Gay is receiving and leaves tomorrow
evening carrying the U. S, mails) for Memphis,
Cairo and St. Louis.
BoATs DuE,-The Grey Eagle from Yioksburg'
Alabama and Starlight from Red River, Missis-
sippi from St. Louis, and Coule from Macon and
Tensas, are due, and may be expected at the land
ing this morning. They will commence to receive
to leave again positively as they are advertised.
We return our thanks to the officers OF the
steamer Lady Gay st. Nicholas and IdahOe.
The Idahoe is receiving, and will hereafter leave
here every Wednesday for Alabama Landing, n
Meeting with light draught packets for upper Qua
chita and bayous Bartholomew snd D'Arbonne,
Cant Mich. Mclaughlin is in command, and Capt.
Sam Lawson oficiates as clerk.
The steamer Sonora will be at the landing this
morning, ready to receive freight for Opelousas
| and way landings Capt Hinckley and Mr. Keni-
son, her clerk having chartered this excellent
light draft packet viii run her during the summer
in place of the Irene.
The T. D. Hine and Annie Wagley having been
detained from leaving on Saturday, are now re-
ceving to leave positively this evening, the former
! for Jefferson, Shreveport and intermediate land.
ings s2d the latter for Minden and all landings on
4 Lake BlstensS1 Little, Cane and Red rivers.
The Nina SHINES, mt having completed her re
viii leave next Friday morning, her regular day.
oL1FPiNGs FROM QUE EXCHANGES
AUCTION SALE OF THE JouNsoNvIlLE BoATs
/ BY SHERIFF VoGEL.-SaeriF John G. Y0gel at
noon yesterday, according to announcement, sold
several steamers at public auction, as follows
To- Conrad Fink for $500 The first bid was $50
Mr. McEanis, of the house of Thomas Morrison s
Co. was the most earnest bidder OF the crowd, snt
| some began 10 think he would own big line 0
| small STEAMBOATS, But thew were cnlightaned by
| high so he gets his money the boats owe him.
Another gentleman, who looked Ike a lawyer
said that boat will be well SOLD By the time b
nays the maritime lien. +" The aucti5neer, befor
he sold the first boat, stated that the terms wer
Yesterday Sag O99S'7lN : . ~ N'.' ''',N -
Louise, formerly Annie Jaoobs,l started at $40
and sold to Conrad Fink or $500.
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very anxloqs 20 kno~ %ne'er t wal p50uibE
IN oehau o. the coIHnp@ay' " tne oaAAS' "hS
strauss was ouylng the poats Lof, eLS' O.. =.
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