True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

NEW olILtLANsb ~ ;Nc13IlIE MAIL LINE.
b. ffGSJAa From and after this date, the follow.
= Szf{=ss.sEszs harged, viz " w " "
Wet barrels 81.
Bacon cask SO 90.
Iihds. Sugar SO rs
Casks Clare 50 60
Measured & seds, at Is cents per foot
Castings, $40 per ton of 2000lb.
Hay, per baei 81 O,
Corn per blshel, 10 Sic.
Oats, per do loo.
Bagging, Soc. per piece of IS yards
Rope, Soc. per s0lbs
Kegs of Lard per key 2Oc.
Kegs of Buttcr, per kes 25c.
Keg Bar Lead, 81 90 each
Pipes of Liquor, 50 Is ouch
Coffee per bng 65 10
Htl s,,;s g1o head $40
Sheep each 81. Hogs 50
Cabin Passage SIP. Servants So
Deck Passage Sc
1t will be for shippers give the
getting their orders, the marks and consignces as near
as pessibe so that goods properly be Delivered in
case bills lading do not arrive Mt the time.
TOuItNE and BECKWTTH
Agents, IS Peydas Street
New orleans, Dec. 10. 1886,
UNITED STATES DAILY NAL LINE
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE.
BY Steam Packets no Carriages.
Eszz :. k GO. 800. zGs
Steamer OUACIIITA, Crosse, Master
- hn9NIoas c s"t'Sn
SOUTH ALABAMA, Aldrich
The above boats are fitted up expressly for the ira l.
and commanded by able and experienced seamcn. fr
consequence of the very light draugh ofhe above boats
they are enabled TO take tenncrpassages. consequent
y passengers escape the annoyance of sea sickness, ut
tendant the outside The sirctest attention
paid to the comfort ofpassengers.
An arrangement has been made with the Florida llnd
by which passengers hound to Tallahassee, New York
Philadelphia or Norfolk, who do not like the delay o.
and those returning from Pensacola, by the Watchmar
TO the mail 'oa affordng great nodaons to per.
sons tavclng northward and parties ofpseasure whc
may wish to visit the healthy city of Pensacola.
The mail beats leave the lake end of the rail road
Immediately after the arrival of the half past twelve
o'clock car, and Mobile st II M.
For fright % Fl P91sfSf sgrs1yE c Agents
% and 80 New Levee, N Orleans
augl9 or J G BURKE, Mobile.
N B.. Passengers oy the above line have the pre-.
erence in mail lines leaving Mobile Dinner will be
gwen on Board the boats at three O'Clock +. NJ The
above boats will receive and land passengers all the
Intermediate landings.
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ENHE CRAyoN MISCELLANY; No 8, containing
III Legends of the Conqest Of Spain. By the
author Of the Sketch Book
THE LIFE ST George Washington; in Latin prose. BY
Francis Glass, A. NJ. Of Ohio. Edited by J N Rcy.
noltis.
JACK DowNIss's Song Book; costaining selection Of
about two hundred songs, many of which arc new.
By.Jaek Downing, VI. ID. NJ
ErnlpInEs. Translated by the Rev r. Potter, NJ A.
Prebenla,y of Norwich. In vols lsmo. being Nos
Is, l6 and IL of sliarper's Classical Library,
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TAMES NEW WOftII--Niernoirs of celebrated
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