New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-12


making all the intermediate landings and conneo
ing With the railroads for all points East and Yves
: She has fine cabin and splendid accommodation
Mr. Henry Dietrich is tae attentive clerk. sh
: leaves positively tbs evening, at . o'clocl
Through tickets car be procured by applying a
7 the eompanyis ONCE, 104 Common street, opposit
City Hotel. md
! DouBnooS FOR Req IvRR.-This well knogg;nr,
justly popular passenger acketleayes this sdiate
at O'clock for Shreveport and bat oar,,a.
laadings. Her cabin is one of the m
TO our port, and appointments,
and comfort. complete ta1-a ,,r -, ,i,ao
senger packet is ensured, az, 4.ls ~
siss l. A., Sa,lin W. @. Harrison is in
command, and Mer-9' IVY "AA4 isi'ei "l' tie
CLERKS.
! yo,,;s Tgday at 5 o'clock, the new, splendid and
| sritf rs senger paeketMagnoIia Capt. W. D. Mar,
Shall. ommander, will leave for the above and way
| pats. The Magnolia is a large and oommodious
lteamer, and q very fast craft. Her cabin is
model Of neatness. Capt. Marshall, her commander,
and Mr.. AID. Perkins her chief eerk, are well known
as efficient and safe steamboatmen, The Magnolia
connects at Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis with the
Der the Magnolia leaves positively at o'clock to-
day.
ST. NICHOLAS FOR BAYOU SARA.-The semi
Heno in command, and Mr.. J. G. Libano in the
office, leaves positively at O'Clock this evening,
for all landings up to Bayou Sara,
G. A. THOMPSON FOR ATTAKAPAs--This new,
staunch and fast passenger packet, in command of
Ca,14 Nat Va Il, Eo,
Attakapas and intermediate landings. Mr.. Charles
Duchamp is the clerk of this packet.
CAMELIA FOR THE WATERING PLACES This
new, fast and splendid low pressure passenger
packet leaves the lake end the arrival of the 4
P. N. train Of ears for the above. Capt A. r..
Boardman is in command, and Mr.. John Otway is
the efficient purser.
J. NJ. SHARP FOR LAFoURGHE.-Thi fast and SUI
perior passenger packet, in command Of Captain
Henry streok with Captain Dalferes in the Office,
leaves for the above and all coast landings at 10
o'clock this morning
| IDAHoE FOR CAMDEN.-The very regular and
excellent popular passenger packet Idahoe, Capt.
Frank Keeling, commander, and Mr.. Eugene Elliott
| ID the office, leaves at o'clock this evening for
the above and way landings. We cheerfully com
mend the Idahoe to-day to passengers bound to
Camden as frst-class packet, uniting the quail
| ieations Of speed, comfort and safety.
GREY EAGLE FOR YIcKsBURG AND THE BENDS
This superior and regular packet leaves fol
the above and all way landings at O'Clock
this evening. The Grey Eagle is a splendid boat
with large and splendid cabin, and is remarkably
well known for her speed, reputation for safety
the attention of her officers to the comfort and en-
| joyment Of guests, and her regularity and relia
bility. Capt J. NJ. White is in command, ant
Messrs. Ayles and MoGrindell are the clerks.
CLEoNA FOR OPELousAs-Thi fine and ligh
draft passenger packet, in charge Of Captain G.
Pickett, and j. B. Schmidt in the office, leaves al
5 o'clock p N. to-day for 0pelousas and way land
ings.
/ CARRIE PooLE FOR TENsAs AND BAYOU MA
l.GoN.-Capt Lou. Greenlee will to-day, at 5P. N.
back out his neat passenger packet Carrie Poole,
| for the above and way landings. The Carrie has a
neat cabin, and can accommodate all Of her guests
with every comfort to make travelling on her q
pleasure. Mr.. Sam. Whyte is the clerk Of the
Carrie Poole.
LAFoURoHE, o. s. MAIL PACKET FOB Bayou
Sara This fast and splendid q. s. H. packet, in
command Of Capt. v. B. Baranco, and Mr.. P. z.
Minor in the office, leaves at her usual hour, this
evening at o'clock, for the above and all coast
landings. -
YIcKsBUEa FOR oUAoH1TA R1vER.-This new
fast and magnificent passenger packet, in com
mand of Capt. John W, Tobin, with Mr.. G. r
Work in the Office, leaYes at P. NJ. to-day, taking
freight fer all points up to Alabama Landing. The
| Vieksburg connects with steamer Alice for Macon
and Tensas, with steamer Idaho for all landings on
Bduf river, with steamer Swan for all landings on
Bayou Darbonne. Passengers who wish to avail
themselves Of her superior and luxurious appoint
ments and enjoy delightful trip on one of the
tirst-elass packets, should be on board punctually
as she will leave at the appointed hour.
M. s. MErHAM- Merchants and Peoples
L5se-For 81. Louis.-This evening, at O'Clock,
the fine, large and commodious passenger steamer
NJ. s. Mepham, Capt. E. Wood in command, leaves
Tor the above and way landings, connecting at
Memphis Cairo and st. Louis with the railroads
for all points East and West. No packet in the
trade presents higher claims to the confidence and
patronage Of the travelling and shipping commu-
nifty. The arrangements for passengers are ample
and complete, being all that is required for conYe-
nience and comfort, Mr.. o. G. Gates offieiates in
the office.
Louis DiOR FOR SHREVEPORT. THE swift and
fayorite passenger packet Louis Dor, Capt Chez
ney johnson, commander, and Messrs Smith and
Groves clerks, leaves this evening at o'clock for
the above and way landings. The Louis Dor has
Q large and splendid cabin, with all the modern
improvements. Her reputation for speed Is too
well known to require comment, while the widely
known character Of Capt. johnson as an old, tho.
rough and careful commander is a sufficient qua
rantee Of her reliability and safety. Passengers
will find her table spread with all the market
affords in the way Of luxuriant fare
FoR THE WATERING PLAoEs.-T fine, fast low.
pressure steamer Creole, Captain Charles Walker
commanding, and Mr.. Sam. Green, clerk, leaves as
above to-day, on the arrival Of the p NJ train Of
cars, Pontehartrain railroad. Agents, Leach &
Perkins, corner Of CarondeIet and GraYier streets.
LOUISE FOR MoBILE,--This new and fine low
pressure passenger packet. in command of Capt
Hopkins, leaves to-day at Al p NJ, for the above
named place, from the Lake end of the Pontohar
train Railroad. Agent, ]. G. Harris, corner Of
Camp and Common Streets
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