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

comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers who will
please take notice that berth can be secured until
paid for ut the Office of the consignecs.
These buckets are commanded by captains well cx-
pcrcncrd in the trade who will give attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will at all
times be towcd up and down the mississippi by steam
busts. ai the sufctest punctity observed in the time
of Sailing.
The owners of these slips will not be responsible for
hcm unless regular bill Of lang be signed therefor,
at the counting house of the agents owners For
'' 'e' r''' w '''|' "' j. d. REIN & A. COHEN,
April II No. II Canal street.
FOR NEW YORK.-(New Line of Packcts.l
"A 49,, ~ :: :. - :...:!5:! ~ };
- tons, to sal! February ODD.
Ship NASHVILLE, J. Rathbone, commander, 513
Ship KENTUCKY John Bunker, commander, s2o
tons, to sail March LIST.
Slip ORLEANS, $. s. Sears, commander 500 tons
Ship ALABAMA, c. c. Berry, commander, 474
tons, to sail January %.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, $40
The ships of this line will snil pnctually from New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
cut the season.
They are all of the first class, copper fastened and
oopperad, and were built in New York expressly for
this trade.
They arc commanded by experienced men, draw
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their nc
commodatons for passengers very superior.
rhc of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter. parcel or pIekas sent ny or put o." board
for, at the counting house of the agents
The fpassage is fixed at $40; no wine or liquor
furnished on board For freight or passage, apply to
BOGERT & HAWTHORN,
f2G No. 81 Gravier street.
NEW ORLEANS K MOBILE MAIL LINE.
b ff "a From and after this date, the follow
sn Gar fs's lz t:'s'' and '''''S" will be
Dry barrels 75c.
Wet barrels 81.
Bacon cask So 90.
Iihds. Sugar SO IS
Casks Glare 50 GO
Measured goods, at Is cents per foot
Castings, 10 per ton of 2OO0lb.
Hay, per bale, SO o.
Corn, per bushcl, IS 3-ic.
Oats per do l5c.
Begging, 5Oc rpecc Of &c yards
Rope, SOC. per oOlbs.
Kegs of Lard, per key 20c.
Kegs of Butter, per kess Csc.
keg Bar Lead, 81 90 each
Pipes of Liquor, 50 - each
Coffee per bag G2l-2
Horses per head SO
Sheep each 81. Hogs So
Cabin Passage $I2. Servants So.
Deck Passage So
1t will be for shippers TO give ut the time OF
getting their ORDERS the marks and consignees as near
us possible so that goods properly be Delivered in
TOuRNE and BECkWlTH
Agents, 36 Poydas Street
New Orleans, Dec. 10. 1886.
UNITED STA TIES EAILY MAIL LINE
FROM NEw ORLEANS TO MOBILE.
by Steam Packets, Carriages.
- EG 80! EG , EG~==z
Steamer OUACHiTA, Crosse, Master
hn3yj1is c sutton,
SOUTH ALABAMA, Aldrich
The nbosc boats fitted up expressly for the trail
and commanded by able and experienced seamcn In
consequence of the very light draugh of the above boats,
they enabled take theiner passages. consequent
y passengers escape the annoyance of sea sickness at
endant the outside rount. The srictest attention
paid TO the comfort of passengers.
An arrangement has been made with the Florida Inns
by which passengers bound to Tallahassee New York.
Philadelphia or Norfolk, who do not like the delay OF
stopping in Mobile II be transferred TO the Wachman
and those returning from Pensacola, by the Waterman
the mail boat; ntording great accommodations to per
G'ng III, and nSr a Of who
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.
T0URNE & BECkWl'rH Agents.
90 and 80 New I.eyee, Orleans;
aug 10 orJ G BURKE, Mobile.
NIB Passengers uy the above line have the pre-
crencn 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 at all the
Intermediate landings
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