New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-30

a better boat by waiting month, aud they may
relyon being taken through ON quick time, and
enioying themselves. Capt j, W. Cannon, her
commander, and hessrs. smith, McNay, and Por-
Ter her clerks. are well known as efficient and
safe steamboatmen,
LADY GRACE EoR REp RIvER.--This justly popu-
lar and splendid passenger packet, in command
Of Capt. $. W. Hammond, with Mr. Charley Green
in the office, leaves at O'Clock this evening for
the above and way landings The Grace has first
class accommodations acd the most genial Off
GERS. We commend her and them to our friends
this evening" and assure travellers that they will be
will cared for and landed in good order"
OnfvE BRANCH FOR ST. LoUIs-Auantio and
Mississippi Steamship Con9pdng's Line-Ihe
very large and magnificent passenger packet
Olive Branch, Captain Lloyd 7. Belt, commander,
and Mfr. John Hinton clerk leaves this even
ing at o'clock for the above, connecting at
Memphis and Cairo with the railroads for all
pOints East and West. We assure passengers
that the Olive Branch is in every respect star
packet, her cabin is model of beauty, her state
rooms large and convenient, and her general an.
pointments of a very superior order. In point Ct
speed she is not to be beaten, while the we'll
known ability of her officers and her own inherent
staunchness establish her reputation for safety.
JoHN KlLGouR-RaiEroad Packet Line Tor
| st. Lonis.-This evening, at O'Clock, the
fayorite, fast and splendid ST. LOUIS packet, Johh
1 Kilgour. leaves as above Inc capih arrange
/ Tnents of the Kilgour are of the best character,
and no better boat floats on our rivers. we adj
vise Messengers to call on board and pay this
| steomer a visit of inspection, and we are sure
that they will engage their passage before leav,
4 ING. Capt Henry Switzer is in command, and
Il Mr. w. S. Foster does the honors Of the office
i SONORA FoR ATTAKAPAs.-Thi neat, light-draf
4 and conlmodous steamer, in charge of Capt H. II
A Broad with Mr.. A. P. Trousdale in the office
leaves as above this evening at S O'Clock. Be OF
board, as the captain is punctual, and will leave
at the above named hour.
"A MARY FOR MoBILE.-The splendid newlow pres
\ sure passenger packet Mary, Capt. A. L. Myers
commander, leaves as above from the lake end o
the Pontchartrain railroad at 4 P. NJ. to-day
Agent. O. Harris, cornerof Camp and Common
streets.
4 CAMELIA FOR THE WATERING PLAcEs.-Th
. new, fast and splendid low pressure passenge
packe leaves the Lake end, on the arrival Of tn
4 A. H. train of cars for the above. Capt. G.
/ Blakesleyis in command, and Mr.. John DIVA
the efficient purser.
X JIM SHARP FOR LAFoURCHE.-This fast an
+ superior passenger packet, in command of Capt
a. Dugas, with Capt. Jos. Dalferes in the Office
leaves for the above and all coast landings at J
I, o'clock this morning. The J. NJ. Sharp will con
ii meet with the light draft packet Thes. Powell q
i the mouth of the bayou, and will sign throug
:, bills to Lockport and all intermediate landings o
Lafourche.
IRENE FOR RED RIvER.-This fast steamer, III
] der her new commander. Capt Harvey Q. Hetl
i and Mr.. John w. Darby in the Office, leaves tn
evening at 5 o'clock, for all landings up to Jeffe
. lsson. The Irene is one of our best Red Rivt
packets having large capacity for freight and fir
: accommodations for passengers. We bespea
Il for the Irene good trip, and we are sure th
those who travel on her once will travel on h
: npain.