The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-18
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER H..
Arrived

Arrived.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, from New York, mdse to
Saul T Pearce,
Steamer Elizabeth Culinary, from New York, mdse to
J A Shriver.
Ship Edward Everett, Cunby, from New York bal
last to John Henderson Co. Towed up by steamtug
Ajax.
Ketch Ella Shanks, from San Andreas 23d ut ivory,
nuts, cocoanuts, &c to Friend, Ricketts, Co Expert
enced a continuance of N and winds, with heavy
seas from lat % aO Ion 50 so W, SS so n Ion "a
so W. Towed up by steamtug Tiger.
Brem bark Maryland Hellermus 40 days from Bremen
mdse and ZIG passengers to VonKapf Ahrens; towed
up by steamtug Hector.
Co;-Mary Ann Hetty, Jones. fm Petersburg, grain
to Malcom 4 Co.'S Samuel, Jones, from Cumberland
+ BRINE Sons.--Curlew, Cunningham, FIN Cape
Sable, fish to Kirkland, Chase Co---Peari, Drown
I'm Boston, fish to -.-Sea Nymph, Dawson. from
Providence, ballast to Phillips Co Five Bows,
Jones from Newbern, c. naval stores to James Cor
ner Sons.
At Quarantine
to Stirling & Ahrens.
Br brig Lnnet, from Havana.
Signalied.
Bark Maryland (Brem), from Bremen
Come up.
Brig Martha Washington, H before reported at
quaarntiue, from Guaynia, r, to Stirling Il Ahrens.
Bark Talisman, Baldwin, from New York, to Morton
Stewart.
Cleared.
Person NeT York
Riehd Willing, Caypole, Philadelphia, do,
Thicker.
schrs Edward Thomas James, Petersburg, Va, W Ap-
plegarth Son!--Water Witch, Hull, Boston, VIM
Rhoads L Son.
Sailed
Ship Conquest Sears, Liverpool in tow of steamtugs
Bark John Brune, Gayle, West Indies, in tow of
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Bark Blue Wing Burnham, New York. l1th inst.
Schr II b Metcalf Hull, Providence, 18th inst
Schr Windward, Carson, Richmond, 18th inst
Schr Pearl lank CharIpctOO met
Schr j Hill, Wilmington, n c. 18th inst.
Schr Murat Sullivan, Alexandria, 18th inst
CIearances Tor Baltimore
Schr c 7 Strong, Liscum, New York, 18th inst.
Schr G Adams, Fiske, Boston, 14th inst
schr Emma Amelia: Harding Roston 4th inst.
Memoranda.
Ship David Stewart, Prentiss. I'm New York. arrived
Ship Truro Cox from Richmond, arrived at Halifax,
10th inst.
Ship Maria Stephenson entered for ldg at Liverpool
eth ult
Ship Rose standish, Hutclins for Sunderland, ready
at Rotterdam, 9th ult,
Ship Johanne Wilhemine, Thiernan, hence arrv'd at
Bremerhaven, est ult
Bark Gen Stricken, Leonard, loading at Carlenas
5th inst, for York.
Bark Pursuit Sanford, for Shanghai, sailed FIN Kama
wa, July 18th
Bark Agnes Thompson, hence for Cork put into Nor
folk, 18Th inst, leaking in her upper works.
Brig Gmor Meredith, Edridge, for New York, log
at Marseilles, Goth ult.
Schr W A Crocker, Endcott for Alexandria sailed ful
DightOn, 18th inst.
sctr Lightning, Daniels, from New York, arrived at
Oporto, 2lst ult.
Sehr Cohasset Tobey I'm Fall River for Baltimore was
at Newport 18th inst.
Schr Townsend, Oakerson, for Alexandria, sailed
Providence, 18th inst.
Schr Saml Eddy, Patten, from Alexandria, arrived at
Fall River, 10th inst.
sehr Petrol, Nelson, hence, arrived at Havana, I'd
instant
Eastern Ports.
BOSTON, September 13-Arr steamship Massachusetts
Gharleson barks osmanli, Algoa Bay; Oriental, Sun
uepLanG;"CId panGi schr searsville, Cape Haytien.
PORTLAND, September l4-Crd bark st Jago: Haya-
ma; brig T Curtis, Matanzas.
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, September 14-Arr bark Petreo, Liver
pool schrs Anderson Wareham Charles GaskiIl PhiIa
delphia; Tram smith, Fall River; Helen Mar Brookham
brig AndoAer, Boston; schr John Warren Newark
phia-Crd bark Texas Portsmouth, f.
RICHMOND, September 13-Cld schrs C johnson,
a 9 nd David Hale New York; Pheger, Philadelphia
CHARLESTON, September 11-Crd steamships Nash
vile; New York Keystone State, Philadelphia; schr
Stanley New York
SAVANNAH, September 12-Arr steamship Alabama,
New York,Crd steamship Florida, New York; schrs F
Satterly and Waring, do.
Treasury Department, Office !
Lighthouse Board, Washington Aug. 90 I
Official information has been received at this Office from
Lieut. W II Stevens, Corps of Engineers that Light
hoase ON pile foundation has been erected the
shoal and position heretofore occupied by the
lightvessel on Merrrs Shell Bank.
The foundation is square in plan, and is composed OF
iron sceew piles is surmounted by wooden superstruc
ture with lantern above its centre
The height of the local plane is about 45 feet above the
sea level.
The illuminating apparatus of the 4h order of
the system of Fresnel showing fixed light the natural
color which, in ordinary the weather. should be
visible from the deck of vessel 10 feet above the water
about IL nautical miles.
By order of Lighthouse Board,
r. SEMMES,
Engineer Secretary