The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-21
Shipping Sntsliigenfa.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, March 10
ARRIVED

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Steamship Patapsco, Layed 81 hours from Charleston
mde nS to brS Samuel er1 Pearc p rese at NJ Friday the
land Capt thinks she lies and the weather had
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Howes, Boston-A L. Hug
:, Steamship Thos. Swami Ramsay, New Yorl-samual T
Steamship Patapsco, Layfed, Charleston-samuel T
Steamer George Peabody Pritchar City Point-J Bant
schr. Elizabeth Eleanor Lane, Providence-w Rhoads
Steamer City of Norfolk, Parker, savannah-wm Ment
Sehr Exchange, Irving. Sierra Leone-w. C. A, R. H. At
y schr Marigua, Lane, New York;. s. Williams &
schr R. W. Troto, Johnson, New York-W Rhoals &
Schr Alabama, Bonner, Charleston Charles Fender
Schr II. Colson, Colson, Bath-C Kidder.
Schr Joseph Edwin Son. Leevre, Norfolk & Petersburg
'Ss.MWm a., Applegarih Son
Sehr A R. wetmore, Bogert, New York-Morre Ran
schr Fred Dyer, cOttrel, G9ftqn-Dobbn & warfeld
schr, Exchange Irving Sierra sitiiiiI Leone.
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Steamship COMMERCE, eager, Savannah 10th inst
EatseH Sxan1a 1 sF R R inst
SIP wd RoRer mpSf Mnmfsy AeEnd Y 18th lSA a inst
Steamer @ Belvedere i Kesne, ,, Richmond; ist6 inst
SR 6eean aS Aaron rfRP RcRmoR% Rf@S2d 4S d 18th inst
s'hr baGP2Ef GE&h&4GfE hfs fShhTGqf Fish B2f4&oRH fR P
ssteams ssamen ocmse %pe %dS6 1d 10th inst
SteS,nor W;iJ;,,r Inst
brig THsfHR% $S$To 'a INST
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dam dam Rrs Aakapas Sarah St ago Pen
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heeu ST. '"so NaGSla- EaHi; II TIaEan2 aEaY pop,c
we'll AND Wm en aage ew sch RS caa
New York ship j. & Boynton Cowes pol Rosita HaTa1a fT
sesT sET AR9 I9& ! ST Susan HaScN Msw York
eP% G, SsT {GEt a9 9 G 1 GT jos
aroy Boston brig Ellen Hayden, aVana schr E. webG, i
voI MOBILE ~ Narsh E Pr ;c4 Queen Of the South New
vdence 40 N ~
Ships Arey Wilson. from Eide Island and Carous Mag
Ps REodGo from h cpea E sland boh before reported Hampton
sehr II v Morse, Burt for Baltimore, sailed from New
Ship Kate lIooyer johnson, for Havana was at whampoa,
Ship China Davis from Liverpool, for Baltimore put into
ship Trenton Thompson for City Point for load
to TbP br py Ss SsSSofpn sT1p @ Of @namqg chartered at cad
spoken by the steamer Weser The 9th inst going into
Bark Leighton spreights for Rio de Janeiro cleared at n
Bark Mountain Eagle Yates from Rio Hache for Queens
Brig langdon Gilmore, Chase, cleared at Savannah 18th
Brig Amoe Leonard, for Baltimore was at Rio de janet
Brig Peter G Warwick Lanare, from jacksonville arriv
Schr Red Wing for Baltimore naxt dap was left at
sehrs II T ! Hin, Rich, and Mecca Edget for Baltimore,
We're at st. SOhns ?. L., lst inst.
scr Emily Kerr Martin, for Porto Cabello cleared at N
Schr Bengal Hicks, for Richmond sailed from Rockland
schr White Foam, Mtlikn I'm Baltimore for Providence
Schr Fulton, Perkins for Baltimore, sailed from Newbu
chr Laura Francis, Higgins from Richmond arrived at
NOTICE OF MARINERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MAJoRCA-LIGHr AT VILLA
HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE, ADMIRALTY :
IT. LONDON, Feb I6 1889
Inc Minister of Marine at Dad has given notice that on
anu aef tie 2lth OF February, 1882 harbor Light will
be exhibited from the lighthouse at Vaioyosa in the
province OF Alicante, when light present shown will be
The new light will be a fixed white light placed at an ee
Vaton OF ~ feet aboyo the level of the ordinary
weather should be visible all around horizon from dis
tamce Of miles;
The illuminating apparatus disoptrc or by lenses of the
The light tower of rectangular FORM about 80 feet high
and coored white 1t stands orhe eastward old tower
ana III lat $50 n Ion. o ii Is W af Greenwich.
, LIGHT AT FORT soLLER MAJoRCA.
d 1SO f that on ana aiter the same date light will be exb
western point ot entrance Fort Soller northern
The light will he fixed white light placed at an elevation
OF S feet above the level of the should be seen in
ordinary weather from distance of Is miles
le Illuminating apparatus is dopc of the fourth order
The light tower is circular and painted white with the
bands and coce ed and rises 53 feet above an danng
small square ar bading Its position is in lat 80 As O5 \. lon
By command Of their Lordships.
JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrograpiler
This notice affects the following Admiralty Charts:-Med
terranean general No 25S Spain south coast sheet No
S7 Maj2ca lore No I6 Also Mediterranean Lights List for