True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

W. VI N''Niei SuGe..
NEW ORLEANS \ MOBILE MAI. LINE
b O. From ald after this date, the follow
Ial4IaSs Wing rate of freight and passage will be
s!ss -. go ,hargcd, viz:
Dry barrels 75c.
Wet barrels 81.
Bacon cask s. 90.
IIhds. Sugar 80 rs
Casks Clare So 60
Measured g,eds, at Is cents per foot
Castings, $40 per ton Of 2O00lb.
Hay, per bale, 81 o.
Corn per buslcl, IS Sic.
Oats, per do l5c.
Bagging, Soc. per piece of 56 yards
Rope, soc. per COLDS.
Kegs OF Lard per key Doc.
Kegs of Butter, per key BIC.
kcG Bar Lead, 81 90 each
Pipes of Liquor, 50 rs each
Coffee per bag IT, l-2
Horses per head SD
Cattle $40
Sheep each 81. Ioggs 50
Cabin Passage SIP. Servants Sc
Deck Passage So
will bcnrccssary for shippers to give at the time oil
getting their orders, the marks and consignces
ms possible, that goods properly be Delivered in
case bills ladmg do not arrive at the same time.
TC9IIRNE and BECKWiTH
Agents, 81 Poydas Street
New Orleans, Dec. 10. 1886.
OMITTED Sta TIES E4ILY MAIL LINE
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE.
~ Steam Pachets no Carriages.
z g: = 80; z : !! 80! z 81!
Thcakovc line is composed Of four splendid steamers
the first class,yz:
Steamer OUACHiTA, Crosse Master
MAIEPPA Sutton,
" SOUTH ALABAMA, Aldrici
The above boats are fitted up expressly for the trl,
and commanded by able and experienced seamen. IT
consequence of the very light tlratgt of tho above boat
they enabled TO take the inner passages. CONSEQUENT
y passengers escape the annoyance of sea sickness.
trant on the outside fount. The strctest attention
paid to the comfort of passengers.
An arrangement has been made with the Florida Inc
by which passengers bound to Tallahassee New York
Philadelphia Norfolk who do not like the delay OF
stopping in Mobile y be transferred to the Waterman
ami those returning from Pensacola by the Waterman
10 the mail boat aorng great accommodations to per-
sons Travelling norhwars, and parties fpseasure who
ma. ,i wish to visit the healthy city of Pensacola,
immediately after the arrival of the half past twelve
o'clock car, and Mobile at ii A NJ.
For freight orpnssege apply to
TOI1RNE & BECkWlTIl, Agents.
28 and 90 New Levee, N Orleans;
aug 10 orJ BURKE, Mobile.
b. Passengers ny the above line have the pre-
ercnce in mail lines leaving Mobile. Dinner win be
gwen oh board the boats at thre2 O'Clock l.. NJ The
above boats will receive and land passengers all the
Intermediate landings.
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