American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-16
MARINELIsT-PoRT OF BATTING
a SUNDAY, MARCH Is, 1876.
FRomrHE EXCHANGE REApING-RooM b o
CLEARED.

CLEARED, M
Schr Missouri, Groves, Norfolk, Petersburg Il E
Richmond, G Penderglst & Son. Steamer Cor
bur, Parrish, Petersburg and Richmond. The T.
Lady Warrington, and Oregon, were cleared i e
Pendergast x Son. 4,
Ship Roscoe, Kicker, London, G. Fl Newman II
Bril- Napoleon, CheesebrOugh, Rio de Janeiro II
a market, Thos Whitridge & Co.
Schr Blooming Youth, Evans, Elizabeth City
Edenton, N. G. master.
schr Jack Downing, Field. Philadelphia, Johni
Brown. a
schr Mary E.! Johnston, Howard, Frsdric ksi;
master.
ARRIVED.
Ship Richard Anderson, Bennett, from Liver
Feb. S, and "a days TO the Capes, salt, crates,
ware, iron, dry goods, sc: to Clark & Kellogg, u
bert Co, s Asbury, G H Amstead, Boury, ~
Brewn, Brooks, Cannon, Bennett & Co, Il CA
bell, J w Curley Co, Cortland & Son, Can't
Bro. & Co, Hickey & Sons, 8 George, Gill
ham & Anderson, Griffith, Fitzgerald Magru
G B Hoffman Il Bro, McIvaln & Williams, z i
kins x Son, T Mackenzie * Son, Turner & KIM
Larrabee, Lentz s Flack, lowering x Clark, VA
Marley, w & A Murdoch, c Mayer, Nor, II
Beatty, Norris * Bro, X Plummer, w r PennimaEli
Bro, II Pike & Ward, Russell, Mercer B. Co, M
Ramsay, Sehaffcr & Leney, Trust, II Thompson
Son, F Voss, and to order On the 9th inst. 1
M, lat "a so, Ion 81 90, passed the herm brig u
ward, Wolfe, of Phla da,, standing to the 8 E-y5I
w N w; 18th at 7 a. m, lat "a AS lon 72 spoke al
Edward Potter, from N Orleans for Boston; l2tf ~
a. M, Cape Henry, bearing w by N, dstaits
miles, passed the herm, br!G Princess Royal, OF Y
muda, standing in for the Capes. Hampton + =
reported the ship Herman coming into the Capes vi
the 10th inst. The Richard Anderson experience
veryrough passage. j.
Brig Ph@nix, Watts, from Kingston, Jam. via &
tune Island, Bahama, (Bahama,) I'd inst, salt, 4
mene, old iron, glass, hides, wool and specie TO !,
Mason, F. T. Mentell, and w. w. Spence s. {
Sailed in CO. with the Br. brigantine Thomas, Sta
ley, for Montego Bay, Jam. Left briggs George Hen
Blakely, for New York in days; schr Native Ami.
can, Goodwin, for Havana in 3 or a DAYS, The Pi
nix was detained at Fortune Island II days or
count OF the weather-eoul6 not load.
Br brig QuadTuped, Swan, 10 days from Bermu
in ballast TO Yates.
Brig Gardner Fl. Wright, Renton, IA days from
Orleans, sugar, molasses, pork, lard, &c., 10 He
derson x Co., and Others On the 18th inst. VIII.
off Cape Hatteras, Hugh Mcdonald passenger, di-
of consumption, his remains was committed TO t.
deep on the following morning. B
Brig Cesto, Bearse, 10 days from Apalachieoia, al
ton 10 order. :!
Schr Alvarado, Harding, I'm Mayaguez, P. R., 24sl
Feb, sugar and molasses, to q VIM & Co. }
Schr Floreo, Thomas, days from Providence d.
mestics, to Tiffany, Ward & Co., and Others y
Steamer Express, Whitaker, Philadelphia, J. T.
Shrver.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw .
thing.
Br brig Princess Royal, Getty, 10 days from BERN.
fa, hides and arrow root, to Yates. {
Brig Henry Woods, Chamberlain, Is days from n,
Orleans, moIasses, pork, bacon, sc, TO VIM G HAIRS
son, Hancock s. Mann, w Howell 6 Son, r Ca4
son, J Sullivan, G & t Cassard, T F Andrews
SchT Stranger, Bush, days from Charleston, lum,
Der, to Jos. Turner s. Sons.
Schr John Murray; Devereaux, 4 days from Proyl'
lence, domestics, to the master
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw nSt
ng bound up. Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, hence 10
Providence, was al anchor at Seawell's Point. I
Steam towboat Relief, Sanner, returned SATURDAY.
Afternoon, from below, having tOwed the ship Rosea'
nut as far as Swan Point, and then let her 90 with
strong breeze. H.. ..... -
SAILED yesterday mor.-Ship Roscoe, Kicker, To-
London; barques Iris, Dillingham;, Bremen; Lagrange
Wendell, Arecibo, P r.. Maryland, Cowell, Boston
rigs Abrasia, Poterield, Montevdeo Oliver Tn nsp
ION, Pote, ST. Thomas; Frances Jane, Gardner. ST,
Johns, p. r.; schrs Mary, Rowland. Providence
Gardner, New York. Briggs Viciorins.
Forrest, Orleans; Tweed, Hands, Richmond ,
.... MEMORANDA.
Advertised at Liverpool, 10th ult., ships Stephen
.urmah, Bryan, for BALTIC, lth inst; Grace Btown
Meyers, for do, 10th; barque Louisa Gait, unc. Tn.
'arque Chenango, (of Baltimore snow, was loading
It do, for Rio de Janeiro -.'0I
Barques Chesapeake, Parker, from Cardenas, and
F. w. Paige, Taylor, from Baltimore arr we'd at Bes
on, 18th inst.
Brig Chipola, McLennan, for M0ntevideo, was LET
4 Rio Giande, Dec. 81.
Brig Sebago, before reported at Cardenas for Balt
nore, has since sailed for Portland
Schr Elizabeth, Baker, hence at Fal River 9th ia
tant. ....
Pilot boat Virginia, at Norfolk spoke 9th inst near
0 the Cape brig Phoenix, bound to Baltimore
Brig Sarah, Wood, for Baltimore, soon, was at Arr
ibo, about 25th ult.
Ship Mataseeket, Wadsworth, from Baltimore, az
ved at Havre, LIST ut,
Ship Scotia, Leslie, from Rotterdam for New Or
cans, was spoken 10th ult lat. 46 80, lon. 40, a.
Barques L@titia, Lewis of Baltimore, As days from
no de Janeiro, arrived at New Orleans 4th instant
arque Home, Sanner, cleared al de- same day for
baltimore.
Barque Maria, at Boston, signazed ID inst. lat a.
IN "a, bafque Chesapeake, Parker, from Cardenas
lr Boston.
Brig Joseph Balch, Parker, from Baltimore, arrived
Boston llth inst. Brig Dover, PercyaI, cleared
t do. 18th for Baltimore
Schr Mary Anne, Shanklin, from Baltimore, jas.
rived, was left al st. Thomas about 26th alt.
Schr Averado, Harding, from Mayaguez, p. Z. for
altlmore, was in Hampton Roads l2th inst.
Schr Sarah, Eldrdge, from Mansanilla Cuba, ar
we'd at New York 18th inst.
Schr Tiger Perry, for Baltimore, cid at Charles
IN llth inst.
schr Mary, Small, for Baltimore, sailed from New
urypOrt 9th inst. .... en-
A correspondent of the Norfolk Bacon, writing from
cfacoke under date of 9th inst. says: ''There is u
atnore schr ashore ON the beach about IS miles
'uth of Portsmouth, Iadan with sugar and molasses
sale to take place on Monday, 10th inst. a
SyHE EGERTON'S IN THE FIELD