The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-26
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ARRANGEMENTS

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OR THE IsfEES EsTfRS sh6 H UNTIL
On and after wE6S EsbAY, March, 9Th 1861 the Steamer
slows Oap'sh JOHN KIRYIN will run her routes as
5 Leaye every SATURDAY for Cambridge Denton and
Eye5y Annapolis and West RTe surn
fHf haven, FeI oS5s PAY for APnaPo West Rve
fo P$ 81 faT SIC TGsf s RiG w.
' mb6 the same day, % 'i''e' r''e' fe''S'
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every Mfdneday until further notice ProceediSS as far
Returning, WIN leave HIrs Landing every Friday morn
O'Clock for sqiH eS At ~ t
on the River, also at Fair Haven Plum Poin
fs4-4 n. l. wEEMs, Master.
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FRIDAY ETENiNG at ococ and G SS f 1 RS anf
Passage, 6erths included 50 cents
Freight received daily until o'clock, carried
Fl R a@ed SS s for sf T be
The agent at Aayre de Grace VIII attend To- forwsr5
merchans consigned to him for any point on the Peanyy
yapia canals or will ship reghts intended for Baltimore
The Steamboat ~ NiGTA, Capt Fred Tomnson, ,s.
JOS las. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
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FOR THE SOUTH
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BAY LINE sEAB6SR6 SSq Ro&Y6k E RAILROAD
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rom New York to HH 6Tok sp TI FdII
" Weldon, n. C.. : i6 20
2S4 pgasss; ..! 5555SS
1at oatsohiery %
New SsR!i Orleans. g e % %
Philad to Norfolk and Portsmouth Va, . 20
T@ iia' to IN C., iIssGC
GGhsFssion. q q 80 20
{" Atlanta = 70
Noble, y' 81 90
Baltimore to NoSlSE and Portsmouth Va, q
q mnseu?n, y4o
Charieston, y o.
{. Raleigh, IL d
IaG asasPa. 81 S5 CO
AAt oagonaery, 3 z &c &c
9Pasengers and their baggage conveyed nee chGTr
es P 81 cts 99 the s6Ss nights
P9R 5Pf @ g By asSE From New Yor,
CHECKED from those cities to BAY B641s from wience
Fer further information and Through Tickets apply il
egeR Fsry e BGGmdRanys o Grs$t SS9hern RaI9Ga
Pearce g also at the New Jersey Railroad once foot Of
CORTLAND street No 229 Broadway Of BaTciay
ComPaGys Office corner Of SIKH and Chestnut a. s s
MORE at the Once Baltimore Steam Packet Conn.,
fheiarge and comnSdious new and 6eaStif,l amer,
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, replete win every com,
Line being nov composed q the SPLENDID steamers
having state rSdms and 6 Sata aec 4s
HT24 be E6si,I Or Raw line .,s.r,.. ~,
ny; wharf, UNION D0cK.'F00I o. CONCORD STREET
D''''' ''4'''y sSI SiSt ~ O'CLOCK. ?. M.a
III 53yes ey after YeF The a5y2 of EEFaEss TRAIN
Ls4VE. Ia ''' schedule LEAVE
New yorS, at O'Clock A. NJ Portsmouth at6 o,cIk N
baltimore ~ FIN Wilmington &c at 81 2 :. II.
ter Railroad now finished " ' :" ''e '''"'neS
The train from Weldon in the above scbedpa ,oes 10
Wilmington and Raleigh. 49,
Passengers for Richmond and PETERSBURG or spy otta.
points the James River connect with Jaes Rivr Taf1
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
81 Passengers for Edeuton, Plymouth Newberr Wash
ington, Weldon, GolGsborO Beaufort Warsaw Ralriy AMI
Wilmington, n c., will find il most PHEASANT drert ana
agreeable route. u n FSIIS ''
Baltimore, November 1860. In3-tfl President
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E4zzsEsEzS.-i1 Ma STEAM COMPANY
kEGU LAR DAILY LIN Except Sunday for PORT d &
| POSIT, HAERE DE GRACE. and TIDE WATER CANAL,
The steamboat "LANCASTERD Cart TomIinson will
her regular he season SATURDAY.
March End, ea.'ing WEST FALLS AVENUE EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATtfRDAY SETFRNtmN
| al 8 o'cloc Returning will leave PORT DEPOSIT ~ EPy
| MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNooV at
3o'clock and II VlE n Il Up m - ooi.i - ~ ~ ~
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