The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-01
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PORT OF BALTIMORE. February %.

Arrived.
mdse. J. A. Shriver.
Steamer Belvdere, Kecne, from Richmond q hours
mdse and passengers to J. Brandt Jr Saw vessels
bound up.
Steamer Virginia. Fairbanks from Fredericksburg Va
-mdse and passengers to K. J. Capron Co.
Steamer George Weems, Weems, from Patuxent river
mdse. and passengers to Geo. W Weems.
Brig Mary Eta (Br.) Lawrence, from Richmond-bal-
last to W Rhoads < Son.
schr T. C. Worell, Dixon, dars from South Carolina
Cleared.
Steamship S R. spauding, Howes, Providence via Nor
Steamship Monticello, eager, New York-samuel T.
Pearce.
steamer Richard Willing, claypoole Philadelphia.
A. Shriver.
schr. Julia Newell, Trott Portland-T R. Matthews &
Son.
schr. Samuel Eddy, Patten. New YOrk-Georges Creek
schr Emma Jane, Phillips. Richmond-M A. Mitchell
Schr. Ashland, Graves, Richmond-W. Appegarto &
Son.
schr Extra, Watson, Petersburg-Wm. Appegarth &
schr Geo. Franklin, Tyler, Petersburg-wm Apple
schr W. Ruark, Ruark; Petersburg-w Applegarth &
Son.
schr Kate, Durham, Norfolk-wilam Applegarth
Son.
Schr Joseph Guest, Rainer, New York-w. Rhoads &
Son
Sailed
Bark Chase Rattle, Rio de Janeiro, in tow of steamtug
Lioness
Bark Adelaide wingate, Rio de Janero in tow of the
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Schr Geo. V. Scott, Parker, Norfolk, 9th instant.
Memoranda.
Ship NJ. C Stevens Etshberger, for Cape Palmas next
day, was at Grand Bassa, W. c. A. Dec. Both.
Ship Susan l.. Fitzgerald, Green, from Baltimore ar
rived at Valparaiso. 10th ult
Bark Foresta. Welsh, from Richmond was dischargng
at Bahia. Jan 27th
Bark Rival, Rouse, from Baltimore for San Francisco
leaking in her upper works. at ST. Catharnes Dec
n.
Bark Wvandotte Hoyt for Baltimore or Boston, ready
detained by head wind, was at Messina 2sth ut
Bark Clara, (Br.) -, for Baltimore, was taking on
BOARD the cargo brig Joseph Albion at Gibraltar, 4th
Bark Evadne Davis, from Callao for Hampton Poads,
before reported, was discharging at St. Thomas 9th
Ketch Mary Atwel, Askins, unc, was at Cape Mount
about Dec 25th.
Brig Atlantic, Johnson, cleared at Nassau for Balti-
Big Tasso, =, tNeap) for Baltimore, sailed from
Big Frances Jane, Kirch hence, arrived at ST. Johns
P 10th inst.
Brig onserrate, Crowther, from Pensacola arrived at
Brig Ellen Bernard, Bourne, for Cardenas, cleared at
Orleans, 23d inst
Brig Jas. Carey Coae Linden from Baltimore discqd
remained at Pernambuco 18th ult.
Bark Ceestia, Howes, for Baltimore, was at Palermo,
9th ult.
Schr Buena Vista. Robey, from Alexandria, arrived at
Providence 10th inst
schr Hugh W, Frey, Marshall, from Mobile, arrived at
schr Buena VISTA Robey, for Alexandria, sailed from
ara; arrived at Newport, oath inst
sailed from Holmes Hole, 26th inst
Schr Amytis Buker, from Portland for Baltimore arr
at Holmes Hole, eth inst.
Schr Mecca =, for Baltimore, sailed from Mayaguez
9th inst.
Bark Kedron, Farrell for Marseiles cleared at New Or
schrs Sarah, FOLSOM and Harbinger Edwards arrived
at Norfolk Y inst with cargo and materials from the
Spanish brig victoria Eastern por,.
NEW YORK, Feb. N-Noon-Arr ship Far West N
Orleans; barks Magda'ena, Aspinwall; briggs ] Means
Cienfuegoes Mazatan do; Santiago. Port Platte; NJ
A. Forrest. Bahia; Chas Adams St. Domingo CITY:
Monte Christie, Rio de Janero; Stka, Attakapas: W. A.
Brown, Pensacola schrs. Mary Alice Ponce; Samuel Ro
tan Port Lavacca; W. C. Mershon, Mol ile;--Cpd
steamship DeSoto. Havana; ship David Crockett San
Francisco; bark Lycurgus Trieste; brig Storm King
NEW YORK, February 2S-Arr ships Tropic Singa-
pore lnvincibe, Liverpool briggs Nathan Mazanilla;
Kathadan, Pensacola; schr. J. L. Bowman. Mayaguez
Gasrpa sp n e. Sonh ,bins
Antwerp; Eleanora. do; Margaret Eliza Sidney brigs
African Port Pri ce Arcadian, New Orleans Maria
Johanna, Amsterdam; schrs Life Boat, Port Maria;
Also arr. bark wm Woodsde, Trieste; briggs Umpire,
Cienfuegos; Grace Worth ngton. Zaza.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.--Arr steamship Boston, New
York; bark Belle Boston; schrs R L. Tay New York;
Horizon, New Bedford; Harriet Sarah, Wilmington;
r. H. Shadnon, Mauricetown.--Clds steamship Della
ware, New York; vi ginia Richmond; brigs Triad King
ston, Ja: Mazoni, Matanza schrs White Saua Boston
New York; Harriet & Sarah, New York; R H. Shan
non do
BOSTON Feb 25-Arr Herald, wicasset; Napoleon
Westport Laconia, saco Lamartine, do.-Crd ships
Mary E. Bach San Francisco; Lepano, n. Orleans; In
diana. do bark W. Andrews, Cenfuegoes
BOSTON, February 81 -Noon.-Arr bark Gemsbok
Algola Bay; schr. W Mitchell, Galveston-CPd ships
Old Dominion New Orleans Richmond, Savannah; schr,
Feb 2s-Arr banks B. Fountain N Orleans. Isnardon
Mobile; Carib, Trunile. " -'A'0-'
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 26-Arr schrs Minnesota and 7.
H. Deputy, Alexandria, Almra t, Mary Halves and s.
Southern Ports
AJFXANDRIA Feb - sehrs ua,.,. =, -
Harrington, and Carolina Anderson New YORK: = n
Brown, Providence 80 -
NORFOLK, Feb. 27.-Arr schrs N. Van Name and Sea
RICHMOND, Feb. 27.-Arr brig Com Stewart, Matan-
zas; schr. w Baker, Chareston--Crd bark Conrad,
WILMINGTON, Feb 27.-Arr bark sulotte, Cardenas;
CHARLESTON. Feb 26.-Arr steamship Nashville New
York; ship Minnesota, Liverpool bark PALMER Cna-
dalupe brig Hayward, Havana GID brig Eliza,
Havana.
MOBILE Feb 2s-cpd ship c. HAYES. Liverpool. G. 7,
Preble, Galveston; Martha Ridout and H. H Boody
NEW ORLEANS, Feb a4 Dos,Sn sbins A,sx,ndr,,
Rotterdam Rd Morse, Hav al bark sLeland Boston Fray
seph, Clark, B. Sumner, aud Aldanab. Iivern,ooi
Uhante Cremen; barks Gerhard Bremen Indian oneen'
Gibraltar; brig Ellen Bernard Cardenas scr j. j. Cake
Cardenas
Notice TO llariners
Notice is hereby given that the buoys marking Ram |
Island Ledge and Negro Island Ledge showing the ap
proach to Saco Me- have broken from their mornings
They WIZ be replaced as as possible.
IS now given that in the place OF the fixed
ng. M shown from the Mole at Barcelona SOUTH
tremty of the eastern Mole at the centre of the Mole
head completed. " Wv $3.50, " ~ 1A'N
The light - hxed white light varied every four min
ute by red fash Its elevated AZ tot ahove tho
level Of the sea- and should be in ordinary weather
from a distance Of miles '' "N'
The illuminating apparatus is diophic or BY tense of
the fourth order. - " -SA' -
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