New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-28

leaves at 5 p. II. to-day, f0r ah INNINGS oH
the 0uachita up to Trenton and Monroe.
The Elnora has neat and comfortable CABIN
with good accommodations to accommodate
] large number of passengers. The Elnora takes
the place of the Vicksourg.
4 etxrIrA FOR THE WATERING PLACEs.--This
new, fast and splendid low pressure passenger
nacket leaves the lake end on the arrival of the
! p. N. train of cars for the above. Capt. A. P.
| Boardman is in command, and Mr.. John Otway is
the efficient purser. ss
LOUISE FOR MoBrLE.-This new and fine low
pressure passenger packet in command of Capt.
Hopkins, leaves to-day at ~ P. NJ. for the above
named place, from the lake end of the Pontchar
train railroad. Agent, I. C. Harris, corner OF
Camp and Common streets.
ST.. NICHOLAS FOR BAxou SARA.-The semi
weekly passenger packet St. Nicholas, Capt. s.
Heno in command, and Mr.. j. G. Libano in the
office, leaves positively at 5 p. NJ. to-day for all
landings up to Bayou Sara.
IDAHoE FOR CAMDEN.-The elegant and light
draft passenger packet Idahoe, Capt. Eugene Ell
lott commander, and Mr.. VIM. B. Clarke, clerk,
leaves this day at 5 P. NJ for the above and way
landings. She has every convenience on board to
make her passengers comfortable.
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To Day.-The large, fleet staunch and most mag
nihcent passenger packet Magenta, Capt. Tom P.
feathers commander, is the regular steamer for
Yicksburg, Memphis, Cairo and ST. Louis to-day.
The Magents is in every respect an elegant and
noble packet uneclipsed in speed and unrivalled
in elegance. She enjoys character for regular
ity staunchness and safety which is peculiarly her
own, and which has given her just and constantly
increasing popularity among the travelling public.
Her staterooms are fitted up in the most comfort
able manner, and are supplied with complete ap
paratus. The attention paid to the =" inner man y
on board the Magenta is most noticeable, and
there are few boats on the river that can exhibit
such bill of fare as daily graces her table. The
Magenta is under the charge of the most worthy,
reliable and experienced officers. Messrs. Adolph
Martin and G. W. Grice are the clerks of the Ma
gfnta. The Magenta leaves to the minute, 5
O'Clock this evening.
SARATOGA FOR RED RIvER-The excellent and
splendid appointed passenger packet Saratoga,
Capt. John G. Dowty, commander, and Messrs.
Cuiberson and Dowty, clerks, leaves this even
ing at O'Clock, for Shreveport going by the
way of Cane river and Natchtoches. The Sara
toga has splendid cabin and as fine passenger
accommodations jas any packet in the trade, and
last but not least, Of her good qualities. are her
able, efficient and courteous officers. Those who
have occasion to visit any point on Redriver could
not do better than call on board and engage their
passage on the Saratoga. 4s'f 81 fa
NEW ERA FOR CAMDEN.-The new, comfortable
and very light draft passenger packet New Era,
Capt. Frank Keeling commander, and Mr.. M. n.
Wood clerk leaves this evening at O'Clock for all
landings up to Camden. The name of this packet
is suggestive Of beauty, neatness and comfort and
if any wish to realize the truthfuIness of the sug-
gestion we advise them to take trip on the New
Era. They will not be disappointed, but learn
that her speed and safety are equal to her other
good qualities.
FIcKsBURG FOR VrcKsBURG.-This regular pas
senger packet under the command of Capt. P. D.
Pratt, and Messrs. Work and Shaw in
the office, leaves at o'clock this evening for the
above and way points. The yicksburg connects
at Vckshurg with the frst-class packets for Mem
phis and Yazoo river.
CLEoNA FOR OpEL ousAs.-This fine and light
draft passenger packet, in charge of Captain G.
Pickett, and j. B. Schmidt in the office, leaves at
o'clock P. NJ. to-day for Opelousas and way land
ngs. ~ sH @E
j. NJ. SHARP FOR LAFoURCHE.-This fast and su-
,erior passenger packet, in command of Captain
Henry Streck with Captain Dalfares in the office,
caves for the above and all coast landings at S |
'clock this evening.
LAFoURcHE, q. S. MAIL. PACKET FOR BAYOU |
'ARA.--This fast and splendid U. S. M. packet, in
ommand of Capt. v. B. Baranco, and Mr.. P. 7.
linor in the office, leaves at her usual hour, this
v1niDp q MI forf ha aboya doll
lndings. les. g
ALABAMA-Erpress Passenger, Packet-At S |
clock this evening the splendid passenger packet |
labama, Capt. W. 7. Boardman, commander,
ill back out for Shreveport and way landings on
ed River. The passenger appointments of the
labama are of the most elaborate and superior
laracter; nothing is wanted to add to the COM
rt and convenience of guests. Messrs. Alfred
I'd Handy are the clerks of the Alabama.
CoTILE FOR BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.-This
Nv and unsurpassed passenger packet, in com.
and of Captain L. II. Patterson, and Mr.. William
ass, clerk leaves this evening ats o'clock for the
,oye and way landings. The Cotile has a neat
I'd comfortable cabin, with spacious state rooms,
i'd is under the command of the most prudent
ID competent steamboatmen. -
OhIYE bRAECH-ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI
CoMpANY's LINE-FoR LoUIsVILLE.-l
lie very large and magnificent passenger packet
i've Branch, Captain /. "a. Jones, commander,
ID Mr.. James R. Shaler, clerk, leaves at s O'Clock
is evening, for the above, connecting at Memphis
ID Cairo with railroads for all points East and
est. We assure passengers that the Olive
fanch is in every respect star packet, her cabin
q model of beauty, her staterooms large and
'nyenient, and her general appointments of very
lperior order, 5 II J
GREY EAGLE FOR VICKsByRG AND THE BENDS
his superior and regular packet leaves for
e above and all way landings at s O'Clock
us evening. The Grey Eagle is splendid boat, .
18th large and splendid cabin and is remarkably i
ell known for her speed, reputation for safety, !
ie attention Of her officers to the comfort and en-
oyment OF guests, and her regularity and rela- g
hity. Capt. J. M. White is in command and 4
4 ssrs. Ayles and McCrindell are the clerks. !
FOR THE W Altering PLAcEs.-lThe fine. fast low
pressure steamer Creole, Captain Charles Walker
commanding, and Mr.. Sam Green, clerk, leaves to.
lay on the arrival of the P. NJ train of cars s
'ontchartrain railroad. Agents, Leach n Per.
Tins, corner of Carondelet and Grayier straets
Shrine antelliseare.
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