Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
M ARlNE JOUR N AL
PORT or RALTEMORE.

hONDAfI MaTCl IoUOs
Arrived.
Steamship kingfsher, Rector. from New York
Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, from Norfolk
to j Birckhead, JT.
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her. from Philadelphia
mdse to j A Shriver.
Steamer State Of Virginia. Travers. from Richmond
-sundrles to Brandt Jr.
Steamship Pqtapsco, Nef from New York-mdse
TO Blaisdell. Jr.
to Blaisdell, Jr.
Schr Lookout, Lane from Portland, to Bigelow &
Hargent-copper ore. hake and mdse to sundry per-
sohr Eleanor T. Fookg, Windsor, n C-naval stores,
cotton shingles and sundries to Whedbee j. Dickin-
scbr ,Vesta, Dixon, from Newbern. N C-naval
stores &c. to Jas Corner Il Sons.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, Norfolk-M N Falls.
steamer George Leary, Brakeman, -No-folk-J.
Birckhcad, .Ir
Steamer Florence Franklin, Person Philadelphia
-mdSe to A Shriver.
Steamyug Tiger, Dawes James River, yq-master.
Brig Fannie, Trader, Cuba-Strling 4 Ahrens.
Brig Water Witch, Knight, st Jago de Cuba
Br sehr Lucy v, Alexander, Jacobson Port Spain.
schr Yankee Blade, Coombs Charleston-Pender-
Schr Ella Hodsdon, Hodsdon, Portland-R N Hes
len.
schr J Il Williams, Fooks, Williamson, G.. via
Nortolk-R Keeling s,,,.,
Bark Carioca, for Ireland
Brig Frances Jane st Johns. r.
Br sehr Lucy " Alexander, Port Spain.
TfelnOranda.
, steamer State of Virginia, Travers. at this port
from Richmond. passed 4th inst. at A. NJ, off No
3l5 P NJ, off the Bodkin schooner Francis Barron,
Ship Flora Mcdonald, MskelIy, bound to New
York, 18th mlt. The wind had been blowing heavily
from w w, and 5 w for the previous thirty days.
By telegraph to News Roon.l
New York, March ARRIVED 1870 A. NJ. steamer
Sea Gull Fish. from Baltimore.
Sailed 63O A. NJ. steamer Patapsco Nef, for Balti-
New York, March Brig Leonard Myers Wicks
arrived from Baltimore.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FoRTREss MoNRoE. March 5.
Arrived ri Norfolk. Va.
Schr Enoch Moore, from New York-salt.
Schr Mall from Phadelphia-coal.
Sailed from Hampton Roads.
Schr 5 Watson. from Newbern, G., for n York
Schr Two Marys, from Newbern, n c., for n York
Sohr Mary I RuSsels from Newborn, N c.. for
.Schr Louis Sturtevant from Wilmington, n c. for
New G0rk-tar and cotton.
ni sshr Lizzie Taylor from Wilmington, c. for
schr Z R Kirk, from Norfolk, for New York
wood.
Schr Ellen Terry, from Nansemond, for New Haven
oysters.
Schr Carrie Melvin, from Lockport for Norfolk
oysters
schr Curtis from Nansemond river-oysters for
Boston.
Schr C W Dyer, from Nansemond river-oysters for
Boston.
Schr Eunice P Newcomb, from Nansemond river
oysters for Boston.
Schr Leading Breeze, from Nansemond river-oys-
tiers for Boston.
Schr Eastern Light. from James river-oysters for
Boston.
Schr L A SWEET. from James river-oysters for
Salem. Mass.
Schr K Whitmore, from Alexandria-coal for n
York.
Schr Chas P Stickney. from New York-guano for
Charleston, sc.
schr Caroline Smith, from Washington. N c.
cotton for N York.
Sehr Jas 7 Haig, from Newbern, Cold iron and
cotton for Philadelphia
Schr United, from Newbern, N C-tar for York
York. '>'' -ioAn '@iiss iiFer-"oou ior
p sehg John Beatty, from Hatteras, Cshingles for
~ s g Three Twins from New York for Wilmington,
schr G Clark, from Baltimore, for Charleston, S
schr Eastern Belle, from St Marks, Hayti for Bos
ton-log wood. ' W. AOi Oo'-
6, ~ the arrival of the schooner Eastern Belle from
2. MARKS Hayh, (reported yesterday, learn that
of February for Philadelphia, with logwood. The
schooner LATHE Ross. also from there, with logwood
Tor Philadelphia, was in company with the BELIEF
in the vicinity of the Wndward Island and must have
encountered the same heavy weather that the Belle
experienced. Mn.I
sshs Planter was sold Of Norfolk to-day for $4,000