The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-18
S s :; Ireland, stilwell New York, 10th inst.
S 3cr Lizzie Russell, Bennett, Aspinwall oath ut
Schr Mary Willis, North, Richmond, 18th inst
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.

S SI :; Ireland, Stilwel, New York. 10th inst
Sur LIZZIE hhzie Russell, Bennett, Aspinwall, oath ult
S Sn, oflenda Doughty, New York, 18th inst.
'oehr hary Willis, North, Richmond, 18th inst
81, , CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
ochr south Wind Mitchell Norfolk 18th inst
on, MEMORANDA.
eonIP alexander Balm for City Point, sailed from Ly
park May Queen thport from Demarara tn
llth inst lat 80 20 lon 1855 brig with double topail
steering N f. by E., and showing blue and white sig
MAJ with white star in the blue.
Brig Napoleon, Colby, from Baltimore arrived at Bos
'oS 18th inst, and proceeded to Quincy
rived at Holmes Hole 18th nst and sailed again mex
day. $40
Schr ANGELA, Leman for Baltimore, sailed from Neu
Steamer Joseph Whitney, Howes hence at Boston at
a. m, 10th inst
Bark New Light Speights from Rio de Janero arrival
at New Orleans, 18th inst.
Ship A. N Lawrence, Claypole, for Chincha Islands
sailed from Caao, 4th ult.
Ship Carrier Dove Monte for Chncha Islands IN load
for hampton Roads, at SIS per ton sailed from Caao on
Ship Alexander Bartlett for Baltimore was ,o,dina o,
lquque, Jan. 18th. ~ Ae at
ship Sportsman Thompson for Baltimore was loading
Ship Andausia of Baltimore III tons built at Balti
more IN ls4S was sold by auction Caao 9Th u for
Bark Palladin, Wilson, hence for Montevideo went to
Brig Ocean Bell, Williams uncertain, before reported
Tor Baltimore was at Kingston, 9th uIt
Scnr; RUSSELL Green, for Carthagena was at As
Schr Lizzie Russell Todd for tho coost o,ao,oa -. A.,
pinwall, oath ult ''N''' '''AeN CT ms
sehrs Sarah NJ Sherman, Sherman for Baltimore and
y Martin Harding for Norfolk both from Providence
sailed from Bristol, 18th inst
enrs Mary Peavy, Eingwood for Baltimore sailed FIN
schr Sea Mark, Sherman, from Bucksport for Balti.
MORE sailed from Newport, 18th inst.
ochrs Minerva, Winslow, and Rich Borden, Arnold FIN
Alexandria, and J. c. Homer from CITY Point ar
rived at Fall River, 18th inst
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, March 16-Arr. schr E. W. Harrington
Robinson, Baltimore; schr E. A Hopkins Phillips East
ern Shore, Va. CPD. steamer Elizabeth Mclaughlin Bal
nmorei steamer Locust Point French Baltimore steamer
Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA; March i.-Arr. steamship Boston
Sellow, from New York schr. Maine Law Packard from
Georgetown. s. G. CID. steamer J. S. Shriver Dennis
Baltmore brig George Whitney, Baker, Cenfuegos; schr
bohemia, Clark, from Chesapeake City.
BOSTON, March 16-Arr. Brig Napoleon, Colby Balti-
more proceeded to Quincy. CID. schrs Angelina Tunga-
Ia and revenue cutter so1Ir lanes G n1p
NORFOLK, March 15.-Arr schr South Wind Mitchell,
for Baltimore CID. schr scioo, Hopkins for Antigua,
RICHMOND, March 13-Crd steamer Bevidere Keen,
Baltimore. '
DISASTERS &c
ship Avondale, Ruark from Liverpool for New York
10Th ult, was totally lost on Arklow Bank 2sth The
was built at this port in 1883 is 727 TONS rates
AeRoUND.-Brig Aavela Gilkey, before reported be.
from Attakapas with cargo of sugar and molasses
for a lighter ~
schr Joseph Ffeld from Norfolk for the West Indies
went ashore oil Haeras on the Sth nst and lost with
her cargo. Crew saved.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Five FathOm Bank Lightship (o the Capes of the
Deaware has parted her mornings She will be replaced
as soon as possible of which due notice will be given
BY order of the Light House Board
EDWARD NJ. YARD
p,,.,,, - Light House Inspector.
Notlce Is hereby given that the buoy on Mark Island
Ledge at the mouth of Harpswel Sound has disappear
ed IL Will be replaced as soon as possible
BY order of the Light House Board
THEODORE B. GREEN
Light House Inspector, First District
Philadelphia, March 10, 1858