The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-25
Shipping sntsIItgenfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, June "a.

by steamtug Loness.
menmdse and lSs passengers to Gerdes Buling Wehr
Brig J. W a applegart6 pr Collins from Pernan buco 9th
nlt-to VIM Applegarth Son; sugar to Kirkland, Chase
frg Golden Rule, (Br Winsor firm Demarara-sugar to
Spence Reid and R. Il H. K, Tucker.
Barkentine Chas Keen, chattin from Bird Isand via
schr. W f. Rutan, Rose from staatsburg, N Y.-mOuld
schr Eliza Crowe from Boston-ice to Thos J. Cochran
schr. Geo W. Grice Palmer, from Wilmington N C-na
Va chp s.pff r e em
last to master
RETURNED.
sGhr 0spray Bragg, which sailed hence on Sunday last
for Washington, N c. put back this morning having been
into Wednesday night above Smiths Point by steam
away bowsprit &c and sprung aeak Jas Harner ses
man. Of Maryland lost his right leg and had the left badly
List of Canal Boats from Havre Grace per Ports
mouth, June "a, 1889
Boat American Eagle Captain McCarty-lumber to Red
Boat Libbie and Alice, Ceptain Long-lumber to Haw
Boat T. Bowen. Captain Hines-lumber to Barnits and
Brinton. 4.-'-l
Boat Mary Ann McConkey, Captain wnters-pig iro to
Boat John Immell Captain Hochlander-pigiron to Nc
Boat Jacob Fesler Captain Fosten-coa Strauss and
Boat Native, Captain Eckman-coal to J. G. Mccullough
CLEARED.
:, Steamer Thomas Swami, Ramsey, New York-samuel j.
Retch Comet SBr) Hill, Bermuda-4J; A Yates Dc Co.
Brig Samuel Francis, Brown, Chareston-Charles Pen
dergast. EF
Schr. AImira, Pedrick, Philadelphia -stckney & Co.
Sloop Mary, CAM do..do
schr R. H. Iiuntey, Hammond New York-Dobbin &
Warfeld
SAILED.
Brig IT, Sawyer keed Boston, in tow of the steamtug
Schr. Francis Merwin, Avery, New York.
MEMORANDA
Ship Emperor from Cardiff for Baltimore, spoken
schr VIM Henry, Passapea arrived at Norfolk from Bal
schr I; p Peters, arrived at zaza, Cuba) from Bal
schr LeRoy, Osborn, arrived New York FIN Baltimore
schr Mary Frances, spauding arrived at Richmond fm
balt1moEe atm E2 I'd al inst s,a po,,,os oo,r0 -
schr Elizabeth Jones, Smith, for Baltimore cleared at
Sehr, augustus Holly Davis cleared for Baltimore atRch
schr. Augustus Holey, Davis, sailed for Baltimore,
Schr Mary Frances, spauding arrived Richmond fm
sehr Germ, Wilson, cleared for Baltimore St john N
Sclr John Griffith conklin arrived at New York from
schr. Maud, Gates arrived at Newbern, N c. from Ba
more, 18th inst
EASTERN PORTS. w gN
ba Peter anw ponce sap bp aa hangha
Schr. Pollux, Rio Grande,
City do Roanoke Columbia, Charleston Star Of The
NEW YORK June 23-Arr. steamship Chas Morgan N
Orleans; Thornton and Baltic, Liverpool; Red Gauntlet, Ma
CID steamship North Star Aspinwa; ships J. W. Paine
june New orleans bark Leighton and Flo
resta Rio de Janero brig Canton St Bar sch Florence
Cid. schrs Effort, Charleston; W. Kennedy and David
hf!f fAbEnFa Mafhnf!Rn June 2ca sers Ida Mccabe
NJ A. Bromley, Olive Pandora, Embark and Emily Ann, all
BOSTON, June 2l-Arr barks Fruiter Port au Prince;
Gopant ienfuegos Julius, Leith Famngo, Gottenburg
Crd. ships Leapng Water London; W Fisk New Orleans;
brig 9nesG %e Of the South, Wilmington N c. -.
Point and Richmond. .-r
- - SOUTHERN PORTS.
scSr ian. lyme A E a sehr Mist Rockand Lake
,RIcHM3Np, June 2l-crd. schrs Isaac Rich, Phadel-
RICHMOND June AT sehr. Alexr Law, Rockland:
NORFOLK, June 22-Arr. schrs S. 6. Jones and Ocean
ses Bld aSG ce New Hsr brig China BRAZIL sohrs
june 81 2l-Ar schr. Mary Greensh, Boston.-Crd. brig
-WfLMiNGToN, June 22-crd schr C. T. Strong, New
CHARLESTON, June 22-Crd steamship Marion, New
CHARLESTON, June 2o-Arr steamship Nashville, N.
Cd bark Modena Providence schr Richard Bullwinkle,
SAVANNAH Juns 2O-Crd. ship James Guthrie, New
SAVANNAH, June ls.-Arr. steamship Alabama, New
Crd steamships Augusta Huntsville, N York; bark
Talinah, ( Liverpool; schr May, New York
Philadelphia; Florida New York. schr. Olive, Grand Cay
New YORK 18th, Robert Hsrdns, tiVsFpool @ 10Th
NOZZLE june is" CID bark SUI Sunrise, Barcelona; brig
Pzarro New York t. -,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OoNFiNuTTNs Tstss,sy brpaRTSsIr 5aGMTs5
ofhee Lighthouse o., Board June 10, ls5e
slant recommended that the following named lights dis
ST Groix River lighthouse Prospect Harbor do, Beauch
%m, Pier Mss Pon
6sisSa;s s%5R fsn T5ssia
Island lighthouse North Carolina Mount Pleasant do, s.
fSs RSa Sn Y S h h
Gago TayIosrspo5 Pert Clinton lighthouses, Illinois South
Wisconsin shoalwater Bay lighthouse, Washington Terri
therefore ordered and directed that all the aforesaid
with the esSp9n an @ 9 & the light Bay
that the last mentioned light be discontinued and
the first day of September next. -s.s
By order Of the Secretary e sRMn 5R MSnfaspsy Secretary
3 ;t's -si % ss.ss,a-' .i s.' Lighthouse Board.
} tit ftZ5 EAST COAST OF AFRICA. 81 j3
REBUILDING OF LIGHTHOUSE AT THE MOUTH OF THE ST.
5s1--lss I:ja fT&E6 sEIE1S flffH LIGHT. aii-.
Official information has been received at this office from
Captain W. H. c. Whiting, Corps of Engineers Engineer
the 9th Light house District that the light ouse the
mouth of the St Johns rve Florida has been completed
The tower is the frustum of eone and is surmounted
by capt. al watch room, and lantern The color is reddish
stFFf -ri9f
The focal planet rs feet above the level of the sea-
The illuminating apparatus lens of third order
the system of Fresne show ing fixed light of tie natural
color which should he visible in good weather from the
deck of vessel IA nautical miles. Esl-
The tower is sitnated 4 yards from the old tower and
sunset Monday the first day August next will be
kept burning during that andeyey night thereafter until
further notice. s.=
BY order of the Lighthouse Board:
-'ts y if'.tt W. b. FRANKLIN, - 4r
Secretary.
saGFo Treasury Department,
Office Lighthouse Board.
June ii, 1859 r - -
Information has been received by E. Il G. W. Blunt New
that the lighthouse the Great Iaaces is ready to be
lighted and orders will undoubtedly be received from Eng
land to light it Immediately.
New York, june 1859. = Vi. Ia a .r.7-r-rrf-r
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