The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-17

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Wednesday Morning Feb. IL. 1883.
The heavens were obscured yesterday by clouds
which threatened rain every minute. At this
writing the prospects OF q vet spell are good.
Business was not very active upon the landing
yesterday.
broke her shaft when near Alexandria. Capt.
Roots, with enterprise truly commendable,
chartered the Era No. 10 to take the Hopkns's
place, and will. rain or shine, leave tomorrow.
February Is, at P. NJ. for Jefferson.
Allthe officers of the Lizzie Hopkins will go on
the Era No. 10.
No change in freight to any point since our last.
The Lizzie Hopkins was towed to this port BY
the Frolic.
MONROE, Feb. Is, lss9.-To sinnott & Adams
Leave here this evening; win arrive Tuesday
night and leave for Camden on Wedn ssday, posi-
lively. Jno. W. Tobin, Steamer Gov. Allen.
The Lizzie Hopkins will be ready In few days
to resume her place in the trade between this
city and Jefferson.
The Dora. in consequence Of having some
necessary repairs to make. did not leave yester-
DAY evening. She goes sure to-day at 5 Pm.
The fine sidewheel packet Evening Star leaves
We were informed yesterday that the Grey
Eagle had changed hands. Messrs. g. L. Kouns
Bros. were, we understand, the purchasers.
Welcome, Capt. Chandler, leaves positively this
The Cornelia leaves at S p. NJ. tomorrow for
Camden.
The Enterprise leaves tomorrow. for Jefferson,
under command Of Capt. Fl. l.. Lee.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Annie wseley. Capt. Burton, from Washington.
ssluda, Capt. Taylor, from Bout River.
Lotus No. 2. Capt. =, from lower coast.
GulIv Cant King from l.OekuOrt.
San Nicholas, Capt. Sreck, fromlLafourche.
Flicker, Capt. -, from Thibodsux.
Dan Able, Capt. Gross. from Baton Rouge.
Cornelis, Capt. Blanks, from Camden.
Wild Wagner, Capt. Goddin. from Natchez.
Paynswck, Capt. Clark, from Lockport.
Frolic, Capt. Helm, from Nstchitoohes.
Lizzie Hopkins. Capt. Roots, from Jefferson.
Grey Eagle, Capt. Bsrsnco, from Bayou Sara.
DEPARTURES TO DAY.
DORA Going Positively To-Ddy.-At5 O'Clock
this large fine side wheel passenger packet. under
command of Capt. P. G. Montgomery, leaves for
Shreveport and Jefferson. Mr.. Heitt has charge
of her Office, which announcement will assure
every one that all business intrusted to the Dora
will be carefully attended to. She is q good boat
and her officers are competent and careful.
GOLDEN ERA.-This renowned packet, with her
ever attentive officers, is receiving for Jefferson,
Shreveport and all way landings to leave this
evening, at O'Clock. That genial, whole.souled
young gentleman, Mr.. J. w. Bryant will be found
IL
= will be found.
EVENING STAR. This side.wheel passenger
packet, under command Of Capt. Ben. Fulton,
with the courteous and attentive Mr.. Thos. Jacobs
in the office, leaves for Jefferson, Shreveport and
alLwsy landings this evening at 5 o'clock.
MAYFLowBR FOR 0UACHITA.-This swift and
truly splendid passenger packet leaves to-day at 5
p. M.-being chartered TO run all the season as q
regular packet-for oil landings up to Camden;
also, Bayou Bartholomew. Bayou d. Arbonne and
Lack Dfuar rpdar tha obi Ia mt If Ia
veteran Capt. Frank Keeling, who is well and
fsvorsby known in the trade. We venture to
assert that no boat can be found better suited to
the trade. Her outfit, accommodations, fare. etc.,
are first class and her officers gentlemen. Capt.
j. w. Smith officistes in the Office.
FRoLIc-Independen Weekly Grand Ecore
and NdtcRitoches Pdcket.-At P. N. to-day the
fine side wheel passenger steamer Frolic, COM
manded by Capt Jno. E. Haeberle, with the ever
above, taking freight and passengers for all inter.
mediate landings. Shippers and travellers can
rely upon her leaving regularly ever Tuesday, at
P. NJ. Until further notice the Frolic will 60
through Cane river, taking freight and passengers
term it--of Red River. Passengers will find the
fare Of the Frolic all that can be desired.
WILD WAGoSER.-This dashing packet, under
command of that popular officer, Capt. A. c.
Goddin, leaves at 5 P. n. to-day for Natchez and
all intermediate landings. Messrs. Ubano. Posey
and Miller are her clerks. The reputation Of this
clipper 10 too well known for Us to say sught in her
behalf outside of the simple announcement of her
departure.
Gov. ALLKN.-At s O'Clock this evening this
well known passenger packet-beyond doubt the
finest and fastest boat In the trade-leaves for
Camden and all landings intermediate on Qua
chits and Black rivers. Her fare and passenger
accommodations are unsurpassed, and her officers
are careful and courteous Capt. John w. Tobin
commands, and in her Office Mr.. Ed Ryland pre-
sides, assisted IN the discharge of his duties by
Mr.. Oscar Benedict. The Gov. Allen connects
with the following steamers: Salido, for all land.
ipgs en- Beuf river as high as Port Jefferson -
for D'Arbonne; Big Horn and Camden. for all
landings on Bayou bartholomew as high "a Port.
land.