True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

~ NO. VI 'fHVlCf street.
NEW ORLEANS 4 MOBILE. MAII.-IINE.
+. f-zf:aSJ Ga From and after this date the follow
.s y" Gar 's's vz t:'s"' ana passage WI" b.
Dry barrels f5c.
Wet barrels 81.
Bacon cnsk SO 90.
lIhis. Sugar 50 Is
Casks Glare s. 80
Measured goods, at IL cents per foot
castings, ~ per ton of 2G0Ulb.
tial, pcrbslr, 50 o.,
Coon, per blsllcl, 10 Sic.
Oats, per do l5c.
Tagging, SOC. per piece Of III yards
Rope, soc. per SObs.
kegs of Lard, per kes Doe.
KEGS of tiuttcr, per kes pc.
kcg Bar Lead, 81 90 each
Pipes of Liquor 80 Is each
Coti1c per bag 81 -
Horses per mead $I2
Sheep Sheep each ,5, ST. IIoggs s.
Cabin Passage SD. Servants So
Deck Passage So
1t will hc nfccssa for shippers 10 give ut the tmc
getting their orders, the marks and consguccs naal
as possible, that goods properly be Delivered in
case bills ladmg do notnrrve at the same timc.
TOuRNE and BECkWIfH
Agents, 3G Poydas Street
New Orleans Dec. 10. 1886,
UNITED SyIVES, E1ILr MAI LINE
FROM NEW ORLEANS To MonrLE.
~ Ste,cm PacfctS, no Carriages.
.. Ele .. { - &c. =
Thcoboyo line is composed otoui splendid -ieircrs
Steamer OlIACiliTN Crosse Master
n in11Tpls G s"9%"
SOUTH ALABAMA, Aldrich
he above boats are fitted up expressly for the Tn !,
aud commanded by able and experienced sconen. II
consequence OF the very light draugh ofho above bouts
they are enabled to take henner passages. conseGuent
y passengers escape the annoyance of sickness.
endant on the outside rOunt. The suctest attention
paid to the comfort nfpasscngers.
An arrangement has been made with the Florida Inc
by which passengers bound to Tallahassee, New York
Philadelphia or Norfolk, who do not like the delay Of
stopping in Mobile !. II be transferred the Waterman
and those Returning from Pensacola, by the Walcm0n
otle mail 'oat; afiordng great accommodations to per-
sons Travelling northwards, and parties OF pleasure who
may wish TO visit TIL, healthy city of Pensacola.
ThH mail boats leave the lake end of the rail road
Immediately after the arrival of the half past twelve
o'clock car, and Mobile at II A NJ.
For freight or PASSAGE apply to
TOiiRNE 4 BECKWI'TIl, Agents.
28 and % New Levrc, n Orleans;
aug 10 Of BURKE, Mobile.
N. IL. Passengers the above line have the pre-
rrenrc in mail lines leaving Mobile. Dinner will be
given on board the boats at three o'clock p. NJ The
above boats will receive and land passengers at all the
Intermediate landings.
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EYHE GRAFTON MISCELLANY; No 3, containing
IL Legends of the Conqest of Spain. By the
author of the sketch Book
IHE LIFE # George Washngton in Latin Wose BY
Francis Glass, a. NJ. of Ohio. Edited BY n Rey-
3 nolds.
JACK DowNISG's Song Book; containing selection Of
about two hundred songs, many of which new.
by Jack Downing, NJ. ID. NJ
Eun"lnEs Translated by the Rev r. Potter, NJ. 4.
Prcbcnday of Norwich. In 8 vols 1Smo being Nos
Is, IS and II of 'Inrpcl's Classical Library
Just received and for sale by WIN Msl[EAN,
move cor Of camp and com SITS
gAAlE'S NEW WOltk-Memoils Of celebrated
% Commanders; by } p II James, ESD author of
Dmmley Richciieu, Marstelton, The Gipsey, &c.; in
vols.
Nuts to Crack, or Quips Quirks, Anecdotes and F;-
cete of the Oxford and Cambridge scholars; by the att
thor OF Facec Cun,abrigcusis &C. &c.
Phillips on Insurance, va 9.
Juslrccciycd and for sale by
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
fISAl,ES OF A PHYSICIAN. By William H. IIar-
III rlson.
CIV! exceeding pardon in the aut;cly of the
attempt. sill Thomas BRuwS.
In . vols.
NlGrrs AT MISS. In vol
\ PiL4nIMA.E 10 the Holy Land; comprising rccol-
lcclions sketches and reflections, made during
tour in the East in 1S52-55. BY Alfonso lie la
MARITIME, Member Of the French Academy. 2yuiS
Euh FunGE in EngianA being sequel to Tie '.Fu,lsc
Family in Paris" By Thos. Brown the Younger,
author of the ''rwopcn,y Post Bag etc etc
Isl nca matcri;e RESPONDED musa iocose,
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