The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

| sohr a. M. Edwards, Hinsen Norwich, Captain.
sba SpIai ~ ~ &0elancey, Baltimore, Lathbury wicker
str r. Willing cundin Baltimore A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
with grain TO Sg'lon 10 smith day from salem' NJ J
- Scbr Lucy, Townsend, day from Brandywine, Del,
win corn meal to Perot, Lea & Co.
C2}rrcpondence or ne Philadelphia Erchuge
yesse from Phladephs went ii 10 sea 4th lnstDshiP
ROAR ROAR star, Tor New York; barQues caro-, TOR Mooile
Restless. Tor Demerara; brigs AGENT, for Genoa; one
SphoLus ior Caibarien; j. Conill, for Wndsor samuel
and nd sehr Ida +. Wheeler, for IatSnsss.
Inc following among others, remain at the Break
from Halifax: John Chrysiai, from Mayague2; Anna
Vista Tor PTovdeace II Thomas WaPP or r' Noro S
nan II NETT, M. steeman, r. Miller for Boston; Lucy
laine. for Fa River Madonna for Portsmouth; Z,
sGEney' T. God 6T New oT Tedoas 9r for st.
showing JOSEPH LAFETItA.
MEMORANDA
ship Cumberland Parker, for Philadelphia, sailed
ship Aquia Mathieson, for Philadelphia, sailed from
ship W. A. Farnsworth, Williams, for Philadelphia,
ship Udsire sunde for Philadelphia sth, up at
ship Laura Hill, for Philadelphia was up London
Snip w. H. Moody, Durkee, for Philadelphia 18th,
was ~ at Liverpool I'd inst
ship Charlotte. Lindenstrom, for Philadelphia,
steamship Alexandria, Platt, for Philadelphia, sailed
steamship star OF the Union Cooksey for Philadel-
pela, cleared az New Orleans Sth INST. NC. ,,.,
steamship Norman Crowel, hence at Boston 10th
steamsp Mayhower, Robinson, hence, at George
Steamship Alliance Kelly, hence, at Charleston 10th
instant,
Barque J. Z. Ward, Landerkin, for Philadelphia, at
Brig Uncle jerry Norton, for sagua and Phlladel-
phla, sailed from Havana 7th inst.
Brlg Manzanllla, Magune for Philadelphia cleared
m. N, ".
Brig Chares'Albert. Hardy for Philadelphia sailed
schr r. Florence, Rich. from Boston, to load for
PhlladeIPhia at Salem l2th inst. . e--,
Schr W. g. Bartlett, Bartlett hence, at Savannah
llth inst.
Godfrey, from salem; and Mary 5. hunt, from New
6uryport all for Philadelphia at Holmes Hole 10Th
schr Halo, Newman, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Schrs. Casper Hett and Jessie williamson hence at
Richmond. 18th inst.
schr w. Bement, Penny hence at FAN River, 10Th
schrs Henrietta Simmons Godfrey, and Burrows
G, Turner, Tor Philadelphia, sailed from Salem, l4th
schr W. P. Phillips, somers for Little River, s. c.,
cleared at Charleston, 18th inst.
Schr Sidney Price stephens, for Wilmington, N c.,
cleared at Charleston, 18th inst
Schr j. w, Cadwallader Stevens, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Bristol, l4th INST
Schr John Beatty, Henderson, hence, at Pawtucket,
18th inst.
schr Joseph NAPLES, hence, for Providence, at New
schr G. l. Yandervoort, for Philadelphia cleared at
schr Charlotte Shaw from Mobile, at Cardenas, 9Th
schr sallle B, Bateman, hence, at Clenfuegos 4th
schr G. E. Elmer, Haley, for Philadelphia, sailed
schrs j. b. Austin, Davis; Sarah Cullen, Cullen; and
John Griffith Cobb hence for Boston, at Holmes
Hole, 14th inst.
MISCELLANY.
Nothing l is being done lone TO the ship Dashipg Wave,
yoTabe r oSeTao @ on her 9@ns the es s pfe
days. The derrick is anchored in the Horse shoe.
f g. 90 18th inst @ @TeP9Ts % 18th that on the
passed a schooner her beam ends; laid by her some
lime but finding her abandoned, he left her. She had
SHIP ocean Reyer SALEM S2a tons, built at Ports
washington Libby and others, Of Boston from Which
! port she will hereafter hail
| schI Gertrude Howes Carberry, which sailed rom
New London on the llth inst for the coast of Africa
via Cape de Verde is pound on codashng voyage
quarter from this country. market for the fish will
| s:schr Village queen AZ, Of Brookhaven, lG3 tons
new measurement, built at stony Brook l. l. in 1915
Port jefferson Il L. an and parties in Proyidenee. on
| dence under command of Captain Tuottson, late o
| schr James NJ. Bayles EsztsAs ga n -
NOTICE TO MARINERI NgsE8 4Es1
mo& gb ii is % %WSe ghf Of the Ts order eyy
ing in every minute elevated l6I feet above high
seventeen miles BY error, this light designated
Castle Yard is described red Mariners are there
N BIN Notice to Mariners. No 9-England, Eas
Coast alteration of light Lowestoft" thesxth para
In order to facilitate vessels in rounding the Ness by
head viii be masked from the bearing SW. by ". j
a9 irons one be oe eH RSW T be
feet below the light visible from seaward between TIN
se d. Vessels sh6d SRsa"G open 6n h5 Sa %
light OF the Lowestoftness by keeping to the south
ward, and when the North pier light opens run for
until the Low red light change, to to white I1i'
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board Wash
ington D. G., March s, 1867 .. -. ~