The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-09
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PORT OFRALTMORF. March 8

PORT OF BALTIMORE, March
arrived
Steamer Farmer Her, from Philadephia-mdse. 10 >.
. Shriver
schr Luther Child Keller from Boston-assorted car
Cleared. ~
Steamer Franklin, Culinary New YORK. A shriver.
Steamer George Peabody, Prichard, City Point. =
steamer Farmer, Her, Philadelphia. A. shrver. h
Bark Hadey, Kent, Boston-T. Whtridge Co.
Sctr. Ada, Deacon, Norfolk.
Schr Home Mcclellan West Indies DE Cordova, Hen y
tricks & Co. ,
schr Clara Belle, Phillips, Richmond-W. Applegarth
X Son.
scllr. Omega, Taylor, Petersburg-Wm. Applegarth &
schr Golden Eagle, Kelsey, stonington COnn.-W
Rhoads Son.
Ship Empress of the Sea- Wilson, Savannah, in tow of
Bark Hadley, Kent, Boston, in tow of thu steamtug
Lioness.
Brig B. Young, Eaton, Wilmington, N Gin tow of
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Steamer Georgianna, Travis, Richmond, 9th inst.
Steamer Joseph Whitney; Loveland, Boston, 9th
instant.
Steamship Baltimore Greene Havana, ooh ult
Brig Mary Jane, Crosby Cardenas, 2Sth ult.
CIearances for Baltimore.
Steamer Farmer, Her Philadelphia, 18th inst.
Schr. Hiawatha Hutchins, Charleston, 9Th inst.
Schr. Orion, Mace, Philadelphia 7th inst.
Schr. W D. Cprgill, Hawkins Charleston, 5th inst
Shcr. Ocean, Laron, Norfolk, 9th inst
schr Hugh W. Frey Marshall Orleans Sd inst
Ship Macauley, Rodgers, lfor Liverpool towed to
FIN Orleans, 2lst ult.
ship Howard, Rogers, cleared at New York for Mel
Ship W Fannin, Briggs, from New York. at Calves
Ship American Union, Hubbard, cleared at Mobile for
Havre, I'd inst
Ship Morning Light Thomas, sailed from San Francis
Ship Eastern State Kilburn from Shanghai, at N
York, Sd inst.
Ship West Wind, Baxter, from New York, was at San
Schr Sarah Sherman, Sherman, for Baltimore sail
al Ianpa inst
schr, Lacon, Bearsen, for Baltimore, sailed from New
Bedford, 9th inst
schr II W Morse Phillips, FIN Providence for Balti-
more, arrived at York, 9TH inst.
Schr Maria Anna Kane cleared Boston for Pernamb
CO, Doth nit.
Schr Isaac Clark sailed Matanzas for New York,
| 18th ult.
Bark American, Kenny, sailed fromHavana for Pha-
schr Sarah Baker, Love- cleared at Boston for Phila
schr. 5. Copes, Simmons for Baltimore, cleared at
Wilmington. I'd inst
Sohr U Howard, from Cardenas for Norfolk, arr at
| Newport, Sd inst.
schr. Pearl Brown, from Boston Baltimore arrived
at Newport, Sd inst.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Arr bark Eccolime Marian
race Bell Arroya Estele Galveston; Walter RneigG
Portland; Wild Pigeon, A Jamerson Diadem, Sea Bird
| Fred Brown. Vigilant Providence
folk ships Trumbnl Donaa and Delft Haven, Liverpoo
Sun shine Sunderland Heyena, p aaSre 1tiaanc
Ann Ezabethport; George Deering, do John ration,
Liberty, MesSina, Carlolan, Bremen
briggs Hummng Bird Palermo; John Chrystall, Indiana.
la Thos Achorn Malaga Lincoln, Santa Martha schrs
Robert Baines Norfolk; VIM Tsdale, St; Mays
| PHILADELPHIA, March Arr steamships Virginia,
Richmond; Delaware, n York. brig Ella Reed, st. Jago
de Cuba ketch Commerce, Mayaguez; schrs NJ Carlisle,
Excelsior Mary Elizabeth, Antares, New York.-Cpd
steamships Keystone State Charleston; Kensingon Bos
tom brig Gov Bull, Cardenas; schrs Theresa, Whining
tom Arnon, Portland; Antares and Sarah Layinia, New
York; Smith, Providence Lady Ellen, Il Frink, and
BOSTON, March 6-Arr ship Exchange, Liverpool; brig
Sir Coan Campbell, BonaiIe schrs Swift, Gibraltar
Tradesman, St Martins; Fearless, AUX Cages; Spark
Tangier D W Hammond Norfolk; Neptune, Alexandria
White squat Philadelphia Eliza Francis and Louisa
Dyer, EzGbethpor Granite State, New " ork Rubicon
and Aldo, Rockport Abby GAZE, Belfast.-Crd brig
southern Ports
y NORFOLK, March 6-Arr brig Klnee, St. johns
- SAVANNAH March Arr ships Georgia and Garnet
Liverpool park Parn scr
r Cuyler Alabama and City of Norfolk, New York
n ships Southerner Bravo and Soullard, Liyerpoo
bark Elizabeth, Bremen; schrs VIM Smith and Enchan
is ress New York. Senator, Jacksonville; VIM Seabrook
:, % SAVANNAH March 5-Arr steamship Huntsville, y
York ships Ann Gray and Statesman Liverpool; Pill
J. grim, Clyde, sowamset, Geuoa olomond Liverpool Rol
ID Harding Fernandina; Daphene, Limerick; Moonbeam
i Havra Bcronda. Cardenas-CPd schr Virginia, Bos
d WILMINGTON, March Carr brig Faithful, Bristol
schr. Maria, Boston.--Crd schr George Smith, \
r. | York.
g CHARLESTON Marnh 5.-Arr ships John Ravenal an
es Lydia, Liverpool Patten How're; brig Mstero, Gu
t ba; schr Alabama, Philadephia.--- Crd ship Ann
,r CHAR. ESTON March Arr steamship Jas Adger
New York; steamers Catawba, Jacksonville; VIM Sea
sea@sbp 1sab Hayans shp Abu
Havre; briggs Superbe, and Albaros Gottenburg; sch
es Avance, Antwerp; Charlie Willie St Pierre; Hume
te Caracoa.
x MOBILE, March Arr ship Governor Langdon, L
yerpool---Cpd ships Barbadian and Ailsa Liverpoo
American, Havre Drgs Herald, Boston, Doleres BARGE
- Iona
N NEW ORLEANS March Arr steamships St Louis
de York. Gen Rusk and Texas Galveston; ship Merl
st Sir Allan McNab Rio de Janero; Baden Havre BARI
Maipo, Havann Cherokee Savannah Sarah Boston, br
d. Belle Bernard, Matanzas schrs Ida Clark, do Zuim
re Pensacola.
- Lighthouse Inspectors Office.
no Norfolk, Va, March l, 1860
@ The Upper and Lower Cedar Point Light Vessels Potc
let River Hooper Strait and James Island Light Vessel
Tanger Sound Chesapeake Bay will be returned to the
stations between the LIST and 18th insts
The iron Cop and Nun Buoys in the above name
rivers will be replaced at the time
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
on JAS. II. NORTH, Lieut., U; s. n.
ers L. H. Inspector, 9Th Dist.
Id, Notice is hereby given that the buoys marking Ra
nj Island Ledge and Negro Island Ledge showing the
proach Saco, Me-. have broken from their mooring
VI They will be replaced possible.
300 Notice is given that in the place of the fix
light hitherto shown from the Mole at Barcelona,
ge of SPAIN light would be exhibited from the
for temity of the eastern Mole, at the of the
in head, now completed.
The light is fixed white light varied every four mi
nut by red flash tits elevated 43 feet above the
level of the and should be visible in ordinary wealth
are from a distance of miles.
BOO The Illuminating apparatus is doptrc, by lenses
ma the fourth order
The lght-tower is octagonel and of brick color.
at stands lat 4l0 % 10/ N, Ion. @ IL IL East
to- Greenwich.
at BLACKwATER BANK
The lrht will elevated feet above the level of
sea and in clear weather should be seen from isar
OTIS of about miles This vessel will black
on at her manmast head.
Also that at the same date the fixed white light,
ket exhibited from the light vessel moored of
at south end of ArklOw Bank, will be discontinued,
tier henceorth revolving white light which will attain
at greatest brittany in every minute will be eXhib
ch from the vessels manmast The light will be eleva
SO feet above the level of the
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eral GiOBES
this re- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ADO
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
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