True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-02-25


NEW ORLEANS \ Mobile NAIL LINE.
t1qka ing rate Of fregh and passage s will be
- - 81: - sSs' Inarged, viz:
Bacon Sss "'s enss $ os
IIhds. Sugar 50 IS
Casks Glare s. 60
Measured gods, at Is cents per foot
Castings, SIC per ton Of 2000lb.
Corn, per bpah-i, 10 3-ic.
Oats, per do l5c.
Bagging, Soc. per piece of sc yards
Rope, 5Dc per 8Olbs.
Kegs of Lard, per keg 20c.
Kegs of Butter, per kcs 25c.
Kcg Bar Lead 81 90 each
Pipes Of Liquor, 50 rs euch
Coffee per bug 60 10
Horses per head $l2
Cattle $40
Sheep each 81. Hogs So
Cabin Passage $l2. Servants Sc.
Deck Passage Sc
1t will be necessary for shippers give at the time OF
getting their orders, the marks and consignees
as possible, that goods properly be delivered in
case bills ladng do not arrive at the same time.
TOuRNE aud BECKWfFH,
Agents, 81 Poydas Street
New Orleans, Dec. 10. 1856.
UNITED STATES EAILY MAIL LINZ
FRoss Ns--s+oRI.ESEs TO MoRnE.
By Steam Packets, no Carriages.
E - E go E "a
heaboye line is comp3se Toaf splendid steamers Of
the first class, viz:
Steamer OuACHiTA, Crosse, Master
MAZEPPA Sutton,
Z" SOUTH ALABAMA Adrich
The above boats fitted up expressly for the tra1s,
and commanded by able and experienced seamen. In
consequence of the very light the above boats
they enabled TO take inner passages consequent
y passengers escape the annoyance of sea Sickness at
tendant the outside fount. Tie stricest attention
paid to the comfort of passengers.
An haap afle ha
by which passengers bound to Tallahassee, New York
Philadelphia Norfolk, who do not like the delay OF
stopping in Mobile III he trans erred to the Watchman
and those returrng from Pensacola by the Wa,chman
10 the mail oat atfordng great accommodations to per-
sons avelns norhwards, and parties OF pleasure who
nay wish to visit the healthy city of Pensacola,
The 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 IL A NJ.
For freight T fspfsstf sprSyl % e Agents,
90 and 20 New Levee, n Orleans;
augl9 orr G BURKE, Mobile.
N. b. Passengers oy the above line have the pre-
erence in mail lines lea.ing Mobile Dinner will be
given on board the boata at three o'clock p. NJ. The
above boats will receive and land passengers at all the
Intermediate landings.
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The LIFE of George Washington; in Latin prose. BY
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