The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-12

VIcKsBURG, Jan. lO.-To 6innott & Adams
MIL be IN on Monday evening. to leave for Cairo
Wednesday. j. F. HICKS, Steamer Magenta
The Wild Wagner will be ready this morning
10 receive freight at the foot Of Customhouse
street.
Memoranda of steamer Era No. 9:
Left Tuesday, January 9th; at 6 P. NJ: uassed
Golden Era and met Mittie Stephens az Wilson'S
Packery wednesday, met Cuba No. at month
ofCypress Bayou, Selma and Enterprise in Twelve
Mile Bayou at 2P.M. Left Shreveport on Thurs.
| cay, TN. at IL NJ; in port for New Orleans Bart
Able. Sth, met Lizzie Hopkins at Bayou Kincv AZ
3P.M. 9Th, met I. d. Hine and Judge Fletcher
ABOVE the rails at A. NJ; left Glide at Alexan.
dra met National at Compton's at 81 AM
Memoranda Of steamer St. Marys:
Left Camden on Thursday, January 9TH. at
O'Clock A: NJ; same day met steamer Rob Roy at
Moro; laid all night at Pigeon Hill. sth. met
steamer Camden at Morehouse Point, Gov. Allen
LightwoCd at Trenton. 9th, met steamer Wei.
come at II. Wilams's, Tahlequah at Castor. and
Idahoe at Wright's. River bank full. Heavy
rains above.
DEPARTURES JAN. l1rH.
Nina SHINES, Capt. Greenhouse, for Bavou
| J. M. Sharp, Capt. Aucoin, for Lsfourche.
Rose Franks, Capt. Joe Dalferes for Lockport.
mos. Powell, Capt. Dinvant, for Donaldsonyile.
Cornelis, Blanks, for Camden.
mississippi Green, for Cairo.
hoot Burns, -, for Cincinnati.
Lizzie Gill, O'Nesl, for St. Louis.
DEPARTURES JAM 10Th.
sully, Capt. King, for Bayou Lafourche.
Grey Eagle, Capt. Baranco, for Lobdell's
BOATS DUE TO-DAY.
Wild Wagner, Capt. Richardson. from Natchez
Golden Era, Capt. Hodge, from Jefferson,
Bart Able, Capt Harrison, from Shreveport.
Hov: Allen; Capt. Tobin. from Ouschita river.
Mlttle stephens, Capt Kellogg from Jefferson.
Annie Wagley, Capt. Burton, from Washing
ton. -
Aloe, Capt. Wood, from Lower Coast.
ARRIVED SUNDAY, JANUARY lOrH.
Emma No. 8, Maratta, from Cincinnati.
Continental Yore, from st. Louis
Dan Able, Green, from Bayou Sara
Lizzie Tate, Stinde, from Red River
Carrie Poole, Withers, from Saline river.
.; NJ. sharp. Aucoin. from Thibodaux.
Glide, Muse from Grand Ecore.
Frolic, Haeb ere, from Grand Ecore
Era No. 8, kouns, from Jefferson
Frances. Blakesee, from Mobile
Rose FRANKS, Dalferes, from Lockport
Lotus No. 2, Landry, from Lockport.
ARRIVED MONDAY, JANUARY llrH.
r. E. Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
Richmond, Neal, from Louisville.
r W. Suader, Stein, from Louisville.
City of Alton, Thompson, from St. Louis.
81. Mays, Carlton, from Camden.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bavou Sara |
Thos. Powell, Dinvant, from DonaldsonyiIIe-
Mary Carroll, from Mobile.
J. G. Blackford, Pickett, from Washington.
uubecI, JeduIreau, from jump.
Crescent, Everidge, from Lower Coast.
For cargoes see marine column.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
KoBT. b. LEE-EIpreSs PASSENGER Packet |
mis- magnificent passenger packet, who, from her
well known passenger accommodations. uuriyaIed
III, ape great Ielgnt capacity has earned the
tltie OF Champion Of the Southern Waters,D
leaves at p M. to-day for Yicksburg and all land
lDgs intermediate, under command Of that veteran |
and experienced officer, Capt. John W. Cannon.
q der cnief clerks Messrs J. 7. Roberts and Alex
McVay, are ever ready to attend to the wants of |
ner passenger guests-whilst her table, under |
charge of Archie Campbell, is always supplied
with both the substantals and delicacies OF the
." vrisans market. such boat and such Off
GERS need but few words Of praise at our hands.
LIZZIE TATE-Under command of Capt Chas.
w. Stinde-this well known packet leaves at 5 p
4: to day for Mnden. Capt. Ed. Groves and Mr..
y aiter farker are her clerks; and her saloon is
lnder control of Mr.. Chas. CarvelI We recon.
mend heartily the Tate to all parties bound to Min
len.
GLDE.-Weekly Grand Ecore Packet-Capt. I
smes r. Muse, has at length furnished our mer. {
hants with that which they have long felt the |
want OF. viz: regular Tuesday Grand Ecore 9
Jacket, one which he promises their assis- 8
keep running during the entire year and
ot only Tor month or two. In fact, ne has en- 4
cred the trade with the fixed determination IN | b
lerlt the patronage Of all, and if success crowns
is undertaking, land no one doubts but what II b
MI, ne VIII at all times have good boat run.
ing. should the increase of business demand it q
e Will, during the business season. replace the | "
Tide with fine side wheel packet. He has our
est wishes for success, and we recommend the | p
Tide TO our readers as a staunch, fast packet.
nth good passenger accommodations, and cour.
,ous ana competent officers. Mr.. Lou Clayton
as charge Of her office. r
BIcHMoND-For Jeferson.-This light draft :,
acket, ever fsvorite with shippers and travel h
rs, leaves at P. NJ. to-day for Jefferson shreve.
OFT and all way landings, under command of 2;
o.. J.B OdrCma0. and |
accommodations are unsurpassed by those of any w
'at OF ner Glass; and her officers courteous 10
'nTelul, consequently trustworthy gentlemen. Fl
hcHMoND-LOlC Pressure Express PASSENGER | pI
dcket Tor L0uiSude.-This unsurpassed passen- 9
II packet under command of Capt. j. Slut Neal or
ayes for Louisville at p NJ. to-day. Her repu- -
lion, as well as that of her officers, are too well m
own to need praise, even from the press -
essrs. voolfolk and Lodge are her clerks. ha
The following, from the Memphis Avalanche. ia '1
well deserved compliment to one Of the finest W.
ckets afoat: W
: The famous low pressure steamer Richmond tei
II be in port this morning on her way 10 New a.
leans and all way landings. The Richmond. for "II
eed, comfort, and even luxury, may be truly Pm
TO stand at the head OF the list. She is off, Me
red BY gentlemen experienced and in every way ~,
allied for the many and varied duties attendant md
Oh them. The accommodations for the travel. Il 7
public are superior to anything of the kind \
I /, oeIore attempted. The tables fairly groan Fl i
rene style in which each department il con. OF SiN
ted cannot fail to fulfill thedemand of the most IT,,
lidious. To one and all who either travel for N p
asnre or business, We say that in the Richmond ! q
Will find elegance. comfort, speed and In her So
GERS, diligence and attention. Captain Wool, 4
!, renowned for his sfabity and courtesy. has No,
rye OF the office, and that alone is guarantee No,
every requirement Of the travelling public will Son
4 with that attention for which he IL 40 de- ~
Iedly popular. The Richmond viii leave at n :
q to-day" ~
command OF Capt W. d. IL .
eman, this regular packet leaves at5P.M. as p
az for Jefferson, Shreveport and intermediate Fral
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