True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-30

light draft of wstcr and will at all times be towed up
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their nc
cOmm0daOns for passengers are very superior.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible for
my letter. parcel package, sent by or put board
of tlcnl unless regular bill of ladng be signed there
for, at the counting house of the agents
The rate of passage is fxe' at $70 wine liquor
BoGERT & HAWTHORN,
FEC No. 81 Gravicr street.
NEW ORLEANS \ MOBILE MAIL LINE.
BE- ffsso "a Fro nj and after this date, the follow
sss 1900 . gza harged, viz:
Dry Barrels 15c.
Wet barrels 81.
Bacon cask 81 90.
EIhds. Sugar So rs
Casks Glare 50 60
Measured .sds, at Is cents per foot
Castings, 10 per ton Of 2O0Olb.
Com, per b,shel, 10 &c.
Oats, per do l5c.
Bagging, Soc per piece Of Sc yards
Rope 5Oc. per 50lbs.
Kegs of Lard, per key Doc.
Kegs of Butter, per keg Csc.
Kcg BasLead, 81 90 each
Pipes of Liquor, 50 rs cach
Coffee per bag 60 10
G G9risS G pI6 head sl2
Sheep each 81. Hsggs 50
Cabin Passage $l2. Servants Sc.
Deck Passage 81
1t will be necessary for shippers TO give at the time Of
getting their ORDERS the marks and consignccs
possible so TINT goods properly he delivered i'll
case bills "ding do not arrive at the same time
TOURNE and I1ECkWITII,
Agents, Is Poydas Street
New Orleans, Dec. TO- 1886,
UNITED STATES E1ILf MfIL LINE
FROM New ORLEANS TO MonrhE.
By steam Pachets, no Carriages.
EG 80 t.!s g. 3 tz -
Thcm\oNe Tine is composed Of ioui splendid steamers of
Steamer OltCiiIrA, Crosse, Master
M r2JIn;s Sutton Sutton,
" SOUTH ALABAMA, Allrich
The above boats fitted up expressly for the ira l..
and commanded ny nbe and experienced seamcn. In
consequence Of the very light daught Of the above boats
they enaled to take theinnr passages. consequent
y passengers escape the of sea sickness at
tcndant the outside rount The strctcst attention
paid to the comfort of passengers.
An arrangement has been made with the Florida Inc
by which passengers bound TO Tallahassee, New York.
Philadelphia Norfolk, who do not like the delay of
stopping in Mobile III be transferred to the Wachman
and those returning from Pensacola, by the Watchman
to the mail oat aording great accommodations to per
sons travelling norhwarls and parties of 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 ut IL A NJ.
For freight orpasss &c apply to
ThTRNE & BECKWrTIl, Agents.
90 and 20 New Levee, n Orleans
augl9 orJ G BURKE Mobile.
erencc in mail lines leaving Mobile. Dinner will be
given board the boats at thres O'Clock =. NJ. The
above boats will receive and land passengers all the
Intermediate landings
washington Irving's New Works, &C.
ENHE CRAYoN MISCELLANY; No B, containing
Ill Legends of the Conqest Of Spain. By the
author Of the Sketch Book
The LIFE VI George Washngt sn; in Latin prose. By
Francis Glass, A. NJ. of Ohio. Edited by N Rcy-
nol,is.
JACK DowNISe's Song Book; containing selection 81
about two hundred songs, many of which are new.
by Jack Downing, NJ. ID. NJ.
EUnlpIDEs. Translated by the Rev II. Potter, NJ. A.
Prcbentlaiy OF Norwich. In 3 vols 1Smo being Nos
IS, Is and IL of 'Harpe's Classical Library
Just received and for sale by WIN M'KEAN,
uov2 cor of camp and com SITS
TAMF.'S NEW WORK-Nienoirs Of celebrated
ID Commanders; by J p II James, Esq author of
Danlcy, Richclicu, Mrster'on, The Gipsey, &c; in
. vols.
Nuts to Crack; or, ouips ourks, Anecdotes and Fa-
ccte of the Oxford and Cambridge scholars by the
thor of Facetie Cantabrigienss, &c, sc.
Phillips on Insurance, vol 2.
Just reccivcda aud for sale by
WIN M'KEAN,
oc,1 corner Camp and Common sis.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ENALEs OF PHYSICIAN. By William II. Har-
''W. crave exceeding pardon in the a,ulacty of the
attcnpt. "--SIn InoMAs BnowS.
In vols.
NIGHTS AT Mess. In 1 vol.
\ PILGRIMAGE to the Holy Land; comprising rccol-
lcclions, sketches and rcrections made during u
tour in the East in lSS2-53. BY Alfonso DE La
MARITIME, Member OF the French Academy. 2vols.
1nh FUnGE in England; being sequel to the 'tFudge
Family in Paris" by Thos. Brown the Younger,
author of the 'Twopcnuy Post Bag etc. ETC.
Isl mea ma'eri'c responded musa jocose,
''Nicimus Own
IlOTClIKISS & co,
oct 81 2i Charities street
LATE PUBLICATIONS.
FHNIIE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus
tratcd il. series of short and familiar ESSAYS,
originally published in the Banner of the Constitu-
ton"
CoBBETTs LEGACY TO PARSONS; or have
the clergy of the established church equitable right
the tithes, any other thing called church pro-
and ought there, ought there not, be separation
Of the church from the state lin six letters, addressed
to the church parsons generally including the cathedral
and college clergy and the bishops with dedication to
Bloomaeld, Bishop of London; by VIM. Cobbett, NJ. P.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTHAM.
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor, containing full account of the moneys,
coins weights and measures of the principal trading
u S. currency, weights and measures, translated from
the 9TH edition of Fluge with additions from the works
of Kelly Necebrochcr, Kruse Nckellush, anl others;
by Francis J. Grund, author Of Elementary Treatise
oil Plane and Solid Geometry" &c. &c.
TARIFF, or Rates of Duties frsm and after the 3D.
day of March, 1885, until the 3lst of December of said
year, inclusive, oil goods, nnd merchandise
imported into the United States of America, as es-
lal,shed by acts of congress.
Just received, and for sale by w. McSEAN,
nov Corner Camp ami Common street.
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