The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-16


0 wsdn.sd" 'i Sosniss. April Is. issS
Never In our recollection has the levee been -
dusty % il vas yesterday. strong east wind pre-
vailed all day, and the dust was frequently lying
view all objects. The weather vas cool and the
sky obscured all day BY clouds which. each mo-
ment gave rise TO expectations OF rains, which
were, however, not fulfilled; Il the CLERK OF the
thanks OF this reporter, and Also OF oil persons
reward.
yesterday-the arrivals and departures not having
The Evening Star IL loading for st. Louis, from
whence she goes to the mountains.
The ever attentive officers Of the Friday Shreve-
port packet B. L. Hodge No. 2. hAs our thanks for
Since our last the following named steamers left
port:
Annie wsgley. Capt. Burton for Washington.
Rose Franks, Capt. Dalferes. f4r Lockport.
New Era, Capt. Dugas, for Lkfpurche.
Mary Houston, Capt Dunhsu 4;1 70, L.T'vi'
Arrivals since our last have been - follows:
Consumer, Capt. Dufour, from Bayou des
Ella May. Capt R.do,ich, from Lower Coast.
st B: L; Hodge, No. 2 Capt S0ardmAn' rom
Vicksbure, Capt. feathers, from vicksburg.
uSsn Nicholas, Cspt. -, nom Lover Coast.
Mn" Simmer. Cspt. W. &. Grssthouss. from
wv. Strsder, Stein. from Cincinnati.
Vicksburg, feathers, from vicksburg.
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Weekly shreveport peckes z. ~; nooge 70. Z,
Pm. In port for above the Rfft, Steamer Right
way; for Jefferson, steamer lulu d I; for New Or.
leans, steamer Bart Able. L.hded o. =. L,sSa!e'
Scopiro, semy pesi a, " CncS.tss kvtc 1s'
kSos-naSpn '.s C nnE l,.rS Ecc,s nat stssms,
Frolic o moesn Osne nset - vIII0 ...a -
wreck gesmes 1onsoS ~ .ousssY@z, Ws.s 80
fmevnS. sne wO> - ~ ~ ~ 49, psv,;rs nat
soon n'Sg ns, :. Tstsss p,s(r;s - n o,c,ocS
steamer Nsuons, ~ Is"e ss., s,s J.VS Ho r.
ktns q epenisn Fofs :. o,e,ocn A. P. 80
vnan pc. ,. ~ a. ,.,. %e. rs.ss1 R.s"n
pnrr = o'clocr w. srrvsd n citv 4 81
ocoex H. 20 10y ous os.s,dsv sysr;r, for
sh,ss.,o,t bus mi Vs are iSiormed leave here
cn.sssk s.. T Sus 49, A. ~
e. ns, sss rsi,,s s..f..n, h,rtsansr Of tbe
wi H en..s -. ,..Tst 81. HodSs No has
ourt hsnss Iof me 9. ,a~ hsPs.ss on NC I'm n.
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~ u.s. 60, r.ns A u.vAov., Cart
): Y: Blanks. , = rsaoy 70 fece''e ns'sn' q '00'
Ths V;ckshnr. Cant IASfhsra leaves 70 NOR.
LILY ~. VIZ xrr~- ehS 4 rscsivnc AZ
the foot Of Canal street.
The Nina SHINES. Captain W. r. Greathouse,
leaves today st 10 A. \. for Bayou Sara.
The Myrtle. Capt. W. 8. Bassett, Leaves 81 noon
today for the Lower Coast.
The Golden Era will be ready to receive freight
this morning. She leaves tomorrow at P. n.
for Jefferson under command Of Captain Gus
Hodge.
B. L. HODGE, No. 2-Erpress Passenger Packet
for Shreveport Euey Friday at 5 p. N.-This fa-
NOUS steamer leaves regularly ~ above stated,
taking freight and passengers for all intermediate
lspdinqs. Capt w. 7. Bosrdmau commands aud
Mr.. Joseph A. Aiken has charge Of her Office.
Her fare and passenger accommodations are une.
Uusled. and her bar Is stocked with the best of
vines and liquors. Be on hand early, % she
moves to the minute.
NINA 6INrEs.-At 10 A. n. to-day this de.
servedly favorite steamer leaves for Bayou
Sara and all way landings. Her able
Commander, Capt. W. r. Greenhouse. is host
within himself, and her chief clerk, Mr.. A. Reid,
a ore of the most courteous young gentlemen
mon the river.
Cant. l.. H. Patterson's Zoe packet Rob Roy
leaves for BAYOU Macon and Tensas at 5 p. N. TO-
morrov.
The independent weekly Saturday Shreveport
packet Bart Able, Capt w. G. Harrison, will be
sesdv 10 receive freight this morning, and will
leave A. usual to morrow 1T Pm.
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