True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

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NEW ORLEANS q MOBILE MAI. LINE.
he fY96So h. Fro M and after this date, the follow
- slszEsEszs. - harged, viz:
@ Sssa n's esss Il 90.
Hhds Sugar 50 Is
Casks Glare 50 60
Measured e seds, at Is cents per foot
Castings, $40 per ten Of 2000lb.
tIay per bale, 50 0,
Corn, per bosfel, IL 3-ic.
Oats, per do l5c.
Begging, Soc. per piece of I6 yards
Rope, SOC. per SObs.
Kegs of Lard, per key 2Oc.
Kegs of Butter, per kcs 2oc.
keg Bar Lead, 81 90 each
Pipes of Liquor 50 rs each
Coiloe per bag 90 i-a
Horses pr head sl@
Sheep each ST. IIoggs 81
Cabin Passage $l2. Servants Sc.
Deck Passage So
1t will be necessary for shippers to give at the time Of
getting their orders, the marks and consgnees as near
possible, that goods properly be delivered. in
cuse bills lading do not arrive at the same time.
TOuRNE and BECkWITlI,
Agents, IS Poydas Street
New Orleans, Dec. TO- 1886.
OMITTED STATES EAILY MAIL LINE
FROM New ORLEANS TO MoRuE.
By Steam Packets, no Carriages.
kGs . kG~s k@z=z11s
oaboye line is composed of four splendid steamers OF
the first class viz:
Steamer OuACliiTA, Cressc, Master
M In2IIn,s Sutton Sutton,
SOUTH ALABAMA, Aldrich
The above boats fitted up expressly for the ira
and commanded by able and experienced seamcn. In
consequence of the very light dragh Of tho above boats,
they enabled take thenncr passages consequent
passengers escape the annoyance OF sea Sickness at
tendant the outside rount The strctest attention
paid to the comfort of passengers.
An arrangement has been made with the Florida line
by which passengers bound to Tallahassee, New York,
Philadelphia Norfolk, who do not like the delay of
stopping in Mobile IL be transferred to the Watchman,
and those returning from Pensacola, by the Watchman
to the mail ,oat afording great accommodations to per-
Travelling norhwards, and parties of pleasure who
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 at IL NJ.
For fright or passage apply to
90 and 20 New Levee, N Orleans;
augl9 orJ G BURKE, Mobile.
N. b. Passengers oy the above line have the pre-
ercnce in mail lines leaving Mobile Dinner will be
given on board the boats three o'clock l.. NJ. The
above boats will receive and land passengers ut all the
Intermediate landings.
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