True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-20


NEW 't.GNNt : Il ,i,.lI VI Nj. LINr
h f-fsasSJ o. Fro nj and aftcr tAs date, the follow
IsJ II Wing rate of freight and passage will b.
Dry barrels 15c.
Bacon hs, ""' c".S s. 90.
IIhtls. Sugar 50 rs
Casks Glare 81 co
assured ,ads Mt Is cents per foot
Gaslnss, : 10 PER ton Of 2OOOlb.
tla,, perl lie, 81 Ov
Corn, PR b ,slrl, l8 Sic.
Oats, per do l5c.
Bagginr, 50c. per piece Of aG yards
Rope, SOC. per d0lbs.
Kegs of Lard, per key ?Oc.
Kegs OF Butter per kcS 46c.
kes Bar Lead, 81 90 each
Pipes of Liquor. ;! Is each
Horses per- ncad ST.
Cattle $40
Sheep ench 81 lIoggs s.
Cabin Passage Sl2. Servants Sc.
Deck Passage So
II will be necessary for shippers give at the tine Of
getting their orders the marks and consignccs as noar
as possible so that goods properly be delivered in
case bills ladlng do not arrive at the same time
TOuRNE and BECKWTTH,
Agents, So Poydas Street
New Orleans, Dec 10. 1886
UNITED STA TIES EAILY MAIL LINE
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE.
By Steam Pochcts, no Carriages.
800 .. k4ze $50 80 :
The above line is composed Of four splendid steamers Of
the first cass,,iz
Steamer OUACHiTA, Cresse Master
MAZEPPA Sutton,
SOUTH ALABAMA, Aldrich
The above bouts fitted up expressly for the ira H.
and commanded by able and experienced seamcn. In
consequence of the very light draugh the above boats
they enabled take thcnnr passages consequent
y passengers escape the annoyance of sen Sickness
tendant on the outside foun The srictest attention
paid to the comfort ofpassengers.
An arrangement has been made with the Florida Inc
BY which passengers bound to Tallahassee New York,
stopping in Mobile y III be transferred the Waterman,
and those returning from Pensacola, by the Waterman
TO the mail 'at alorling great Odations per-
Travelling northwards and parties of pleasure who
may wish 10 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 NJ.
For freight or asSr apply to
ToI'RNE 4 BECkWl'TH, Agents.
% and % New Levee, n Orleans;
aug 10 orr G BURKE Mobile.
IN is. Passengers ny the above line have the pre-
erence in mnil lines lca,ing Mobile. Dinner win be
given on boarh the boats three o'clock T.. NJ. The
above boats will receive and land passengers at all the
Intermediate landings.
washington irving's New Norns, &c.
HNHE CRAYoN MISCELLANY; No 3, containing
IL Legends of the Conqest of Spain. By the
author of the Sketch Book,
lHE LIFE vt George Washington; in Latin prose. BY
Francis Glass, A. NJ. of Ohio. Edited by n Rcy-
nOl,s.
JACK DowNING's Song Book; coAtaining a selection OF
about two hundred songs, many of which are new.
By Jack Downing, VI. ID. NJ.
fCnirinEs Translated by the Rev r. Potter, NJ. A.
lrcbcn'lay OF Norw ch. In vols lSmo. being Nos
Is, Is and II OF Sharper S Classical Library
Just received and for sale by WM M'kEAN,
now of camp and com SITS
AME'S NEW WORk-Memoirs oi ccIebr,IeI
% Commanders; by ] p r James, ESQ., author o,
Dunley, Rieheeu, Mars,e,ton, The Gipscy, &c; in
2 vols.
Nuts TO Crack; or, Qups Quirks, Anecdotes and Fa
cete of the Oxford and Cambridge scholars by the a-
thor OF Facec Canlabrigcnsis &c &c.
Phillips Gn Insurance, ", :
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OCT corner Camp an, Con,mnn sts
NEW PUpLCATlUNS.
'HHALES OF a PHYSICIAN. By William H. TIar-
u rison.
''W: crave exceeding pardon in the ausacty of The
attempt. Sin Thomas i5uuwN.
In , vols.
NIGHTS AT MISS. In | vol
A PILGuIMAGE to the Holy Land; comprising rccol-
lcclinns sketches and reflections, made during
tour IN the Fast, in S,'2-55. l,v Af.use he Ia-
MARITIME. Member of the French Academy 2yol.
I'm FuDGE in England: being Il sequel to the sFudgp
Family in Paris" by 1hns. Browa the Younger
author OF The 'Twopcnny Post Bag, etc. etc
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