The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

modations of this splendid steamer are uaequalsd,
ara We can fancy nothing that would be more
peasant ss than trip on her up the q Father Of
Fen orAeHIr4: The popular steamer ws.ter
o Usnce ", D. Clarke. master, with Capt. A. j.
Dye Up the ONCE leaves positively for Alab ina
landing. Monroe. Trenton, and al intermediate
landings on the 0uachita. this day 1t px
FoR JIyFzRsoN AND sHREv xroRr. PoslrrvELy.-
The fine liRht-drafs stesmer Golden Era. (ia place
Of the Bart Able) leaves for the above and all In
termediste landings positively at r. \. today.
Capt W. g. Harrison, veteran In Red rlseF, will
% found in command Our old friend. W. Cal-
bsreon, Esq, presides in the Office, and viii make
all on board the Era feel perfectly at home. -.
For ST. Louisville fne passenger steamer
Commonwealth leaves 90 aboveat P. n. to-day.
Capt. Jas. Iioyd. an old favorite in this trade,
will be found in command. .41i il0ff SOL ~
Nick LoNevoRrH FOR Loursv1Lr. This new
passenger packet backs out at 5 o'clock this
evening for the above ana all intermediate land.
lngs- Capt A. r. Irwin and his clerk. Mr.. Chas.
Miller, win use their best endesvors to make {
trip on the Long worth an event long to be remem-
For LoursvrrLE.-Po Positively the splendid
steamer Legal Tender leaves today 10 A. N. for
the above port. taking freight and passengers for
All intermediate landings. When we inform the
public that Capt; ]. w. Roberts commands, and
Mr.. Condin has charge of the oice, they will feel
assured that all business intrusted TO this steame
VIII Dc attended 10 caTeIully. t.fr.tF. " 8 .
Fox OUACHITA RIvER--Going Stue--The Emma
No. 2eaves to- day alto r. for eli landings on the
river as high up ss Camden Capt. Mclaughlin,
perfect steamboatmau, commands and Mr. Frank
Moore. . clever and accommodating gentleman,
does the honors Of the office, and is ably assisted
BY Mr.. Gullett. the sffxbie second clerk of this
packet, who will leave nothing undone to secure
The comfort Of passsnesrs. and VIII give his par
ucuar attention to all freight entrusted to the
Emmas care. I'll q ID
FoR SHREVEPORT. = The light-draft steamer
Caroline, Capt. Bateman, leaves as above. at P.
N. to day. Mr.. Compere presides in the Office and
as he has served in . like capacity on Red River
for the past twenty years we deem all praise Of
him spperfiuous. His reputation is too widespread
for us 70 say anything which could add to
Magenta FOR VIcKsBURG. This regular packet
leaves as above at r. N. to-day. Capt. Tom
Leathers commands. which is, we think suffi-
Gent guarantee TO shippers and messengers that
all business entrusted 10 her win be promptly
attended TO. Mr.. Sam Ayles viii be found in the
Office i. ,.sr ..i -. - ,.,',-- ~ -
WEEKLY PACKET FOR ALABAMA L ANDsNG, Nom
ROE AND TRENToN--The famous Vicksburg is the
regular Saturday packet for the above and inter-
mediate landings on the 0uachita. She leaves az
usual to-day at p N. Capt. +. A. Blanks viii
be found on deck, and in the Office will be found
one OF the best and most attentive clerks on this
or any other river, Mr.. G. Press. Work.
WILD WAGNER, EXPRESS PACKET FOR NArcHEz.
This unrivalled passenger packet will leave
promptly ct 8 p. n. to-day, as above, taking
freight and passengers for all intermediate land.
ngs. The Wagner is In command Of that veteran
Capt. A. @. Goddin, ably assisted in the office by
our friends hesfrs. Libsno. Posey and Holmes.