The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-29
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s1fII saw f HNN Au
GEoRGEs CREEK,
vu,,..., Capt l. vii
WEDNESDAY, August 20,
at 3oclock, p ~, precisely
No f ftsigh 1t Revived after O'clock sailing
bs OF adng signed after departure of the steamer
sAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
p.,..., lie Spears wharf
dfpaRFs Rs be
aHFA L H LIE STON
THRoUGH IN FIFTY HOURS.
re h'''''A'' '''sT Io 5tstS fh POINT,
NV, Capt D. French
On SATURDAY. September LIST.
at 3oclocS, F. NJ, precisely
NO Bills OF adng willhe signed after the departure ofthe
Forfreight only apply to
sAMUEIT. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN W CALDWELL stE soN a'
Punetuaity in her departure be relied au2s If
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
-rEh ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
$780, STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE,
Touching at st. Johns, N. +.
Carrying the British Mail and Government dispatches
The STEAMSHIPS comprising this line have been approved
'''s wv IK,GsN SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
LENsTER TONS burthen
MUNSTER. .i,A0 tons burthen.
LISTEN. ..................4 400 tons burthen.
viii ~ 10 tons burthen
FARANA, Captain Ieenan, TUESDAY, August 2s, from
coNNAUGHT, Captain Leitch, TUESDAY, September
II, from New York.
Rates of passage any part of Ireland on a railway and
to the princr al cities o; En- gland and Scotland:
5 nedng co 90
o rom On Galway to Boston or SsT York class 81
England and Scotland So ~
Children under Il years, half Price; under year free
class to urnish beds and tins
sailing from Boston, will receive free passage from New
The steamers Of this Company have been constructed
with the greatest care as regards safety and comfort
waer-tight Compartments They are confidently expected
to supass in speed and rough weather qualities any
sells ever built and erepete with eegances and
| An experienced surgeon attached to each shin
wishing to send for their friends obtain return
'"' "sSf HS 81 fassSfs apP RSSfpNwAL Agents.
"a and 50 South hi street StD,,
orto JOHN O. A HERRING,
At the eficc Of the Adams Express Co..,
au2l.f lSi B sal!inGT5 sfEsf Nh
LINE S 81 LSTTGEASERs BETWEEN
NEW w YORK.
n,rmr,xll leave Spears wharf,
|
| and
| NEW YORK. from Pier 49, NR,)
| ON SATURDAY, P. NJ,
Delyerng goods in Baltimore early Monday ornings
points, have their Goods promptly forwarded
| this line free of com mission
Apply to SAMI T. PEARCE, Agent
ortoH B. cR 81 SFEff,s G e.,
| IS WEST STREET,
| au2Ou New York.
| 1GTS TO IRELAND, AND AM
TIE ATASTC R aS fY NAT STEsM Va G4M4K
COMPAN1 > new and magnificent screw steamer PRIMO
l4th, from Pier 49, foot of Beach street. New York, an
touch at ST JOHNS to receive the Royal Mail govern
| ment dispatches.
This steamer has unequaled accommodations for
| gers.
Passengers by this steamer will have free ticket (ghic
must be procured when engaging passag) from Galwa
to any OF the principal cites in Ireland and Great Britain
Rates of passage-FirSt class $T5 and S9O-accordnr
Third class $50 class
furnished cooked provisions but provide themseye
| with bedding and tins.
| For freight or passage, apply to
| ROWLAND Il ASPINWALL.
| 81 and 30 South street, n. Y.
| Or to JOHN q. A. HERRING,
| ,.,, Adams Express Office,
! a4t-G VA l6i baltimore street, Baltimore
! @M% BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
sszasz The new and magnificent side-wheel Iron Ocea
| steamers s. K SPAU lDING, Solomon Howes command
| naely ' ' ~
The accommodations for passengers are of THE FRS
| Fare sl2, including Meals and Saterooms
FOR freight or passage apply to
| a. L. HIGGINS, Agent
WHARF FOOT Of LONG DOCK.
5altimore. May 18th 1860, myl6-tf
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