True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

10 No 81 Graver street.
NEW ORLEANS 4 MOBILE MAIL LINE.
b ffsao Frcm and after this date, the follow
har rs's wire is:s"' an" p'7s"s" wi" be
Dry barrels 15c.
Wet barrels 81.
Bacon cask 50 90.
llhds. Sugar 81 IS
Casks Glare 50 60
Measured ,eds, Mt Is cents per foot
Castings, $40 per ton of 2OoOlb.
Hay, per bale, 50 o.
Corn, PER blslcl, IS Sic.
Oats, per do 15c
bagging, 5Nc. per piece Of &c yards
Rope, Soc. per S0lbs.
iHegS OF Lard per key Doc.
Kegs of Butter, per key 25c.
keg Bar Lead, 81 90 each
Pipes of Liquor, 81 - cuch
l liorics Per mead $l2
Sheep each 81. Hogs 50
Cabin Passage $40. Servants SC.
Deck Passage So
1t will be necessary for shippers give at the time Of
getting their riders, the marks and consgnccs
possible, that goods cnn properly be Delivered in
cuse bills ading do not arrive at the sumo time.
TOuRNE and BECkWIrH,
Agents, 81 Poydas Strort
New Orleans, Dec. 10. 1886
OMITTED STATES EAILY MAIL LINE
FROM NV ORLEANS TO MoBnE.
By Steam P0chets, no Carriages.
$50! k9=zse : k&7;2e klzIEe
lhenboyc Line is composed OF four splendid steamers of
Steamer OUACIIiTA, Cressc Master
mA2EfrA Sutton Sutton,
-" SOUTH ALABAMA, Aldrich
The above boats are fitted up expressly for the rale,
and commandedb by able and experienced scamen. In
consequence OF the light dralg Of tho above boats
they enabled to take thenncr passages consequent
y passengers escape the annoyance OF sickness,
tendan on the outside roun The strctest attention
paid to the comfort ofpassengers
An arrangement has been made with the Florida Inc
by which passengers bound to Tallahassee, New York.
Phlladepha or Norfolk, who do not like the delay of
and those returning from Pensacola by the Watchman
10 the mail boat alordng great accommodations per-
sons tavcllmg norhwards, and parties pleasure who
may 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 II A NJ.
TdiRNE t&EfB7iE CKwrrH, Agents.
23 and 90 New Levee N Orleans;
ang19 orJ BURKE, Mobile.
N. B Passengers py the above line have the pre-
erence in mail lines leaving Mobile. Dinner viii be
given on board the boats AT three o'clock p NJ. The
above boats will receive and land passengers all the
Intermediate landings.
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