The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-06
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Saturday Morning. June 6. 1893

The warm, dry spell holds out WELL Yesterday
was q regular sc0rcher.
The dust upon the landing is daily increasing;
fortunately We bad but little wind yesterday, and
as friend Of ours remarked, it caused the dust
TO resemble our city eurreney-n was not In
general circulation.
We would respectfully call the attention Of the
proper authorities to the condition Of the crossing
leading from the foot Of Common street 60 the
wharf II Is In a wretched condition from end to
end, and Is really dangerous.
Mr.. II. r. Eppler, of the Mite stephens, has
our thanks for kind remembrance.
Business was not as brisk on the landing yester-
day as could have been expected on Friday.
Our thanks are also due 10 hessrs. Morris and
Breard, Of the ldah0e.
The monitor Milwaukee arrived here yesterday.
We are informed that she is to be converted into
The W. Z. Arthur, from St. Louis, is due to.
day.
reported.
ardson, will be found at the foot of Grayer street
this morning ready to receive freight.
The A. G.. Brown, Capt. Bassett, left at noon
for the forts, with fine trip.
The Nina Simmes Capt. Greathouse, for Bayou
Lafourche, and New Era. for Bayou Sara, got of
at their usual hour, 10 A. NJ, with fair freights.
The Magenta left at p. NJ for st. Louis, with
avery good trip Of freight and passengers.
The J. ~. sharp, Capt. j. W.. White, left for
Jefferson with fine trip.
The Alssksfor Cincinnati left at P. NJ, with q
fair trip.
By private telegram from Shreveport we learn
that the Monsoon, Captain James Tucker, left
there yesterday. She viii arrive on Sunday and
leave on Tuesday next, the 9th inst, at Pei for
Jefferson.
The Idahoe, Capt. J. W. Blanks, Is ready to re.
ceive freight for Camden and all intermediate
landings on Ouachita river. She leaves on Tues
day, 9th inst, on her return trip.
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nom Bayou Sara with bales Of cotton and sun
Mr.. John Sawyer. of the regular Jefferson
packet Bart Able, has our thanks for full file OF
Mr.. fhos. Howard, of the Magenta, has placed
us under many obligations for favor which we
appreciate highly.
idshOe, Blanks, from Camden, with IL bales Of
cotton and sundries.
The regular Ouschita river packet vlcksburg
Capt. y. A. Blanks, leaves promptly at P. NJ
to-day for Trenton and Monroe, taking freight snd
passengers for all landings up TO Camden, will
privilege OF reshipping ON the fine steamer Irene
at Trenton. Messrs. G. Pres. Work and Charles
Routh are her popular and courteous clerks.
The Gen. Quitman, Capt. Leathers, leaves a
5P.M. TO day for Yicksburg.
The st. Nicholas, Capt. Dowty, leaves TO
Campte and intermediate landings (going through
Cane riverl at P. N. to-day.
The famous Wild Wagner, under command o
Capt. w. b. Richardson, will leave az o'clocl
this evening for Nstchez and all way landings
Messrs. Libano, Posey and Miller have charge o
her Office.
The Grey Eagle. Capt. Barsnco, leaves at
O'Clock this evening for Bayou Sara and interme
date coast landings. Messrs. Bsyhi and Hodg
kinson are her attentive clerks.
The Richmond. Capt. j. SUIT Neal, leaves tai
evening at O'Clock for Louisville and nterme
date landings. She has superior accommodations
and offers the very best Inducements TO person
bound up the river. She Is known 70 be withou
rival as 3 packet. Captain j. s. Voolfolk Ia
charge Of her office, and We are satisfied that b
will do his best TO make the guests Of the Rich
nond feel perfectly at home. Passengers ha
better make early application 70 Capt. j. 5. Wool
folk, ss be will be sure 10 have cabin full 0
people.
The fine passenger packet Mittie Stephens
Capt Kellogg. leaves at P. NJ. 10 day for Jefer
son and intermediate landings.
The arrivals since our last are as follows:
Mite Stephens, Capt Kellogg, from Jefferson
With 81 bales cotton and 267 head cattle.
Richmond, Capt. J. Slut Neal, from Louisville