The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-19
CLEARED SATURDAY.

schf NJ g Hart, Hart, Boston, Caldwell. Gordon&Co.
sehr +. s. Reeves Gheen, Fredericksburg, Baugh &
schTWhite Foam, HOwes, Providence. Quintard, Ward
schr e. A. Bartle, Smith, Boston, Street & Co.
schr Mary Haley, Haley, Washington, Rommel &
sc6r hpqteTi o. +. Navlor. somers. Roston do ss==
schr II. simmons, Godfrey Salem, New and Schuyl
scnr KeokHR. Small, Boston. do
schr CoTneia. Carroll, washington Jones & Co.
sTRF sen g. r. so9 W. Co.
SIR New York; Marshall, AZ washington. do.
Tug T6os. Jefferson; Allen for Baltimore with tow
Tug VS Chesapeake, Mershon, Delaware Bay, W. P.
Ciyde q Co.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Brig A. NJ; Knight, Knight. from lnagua Aug. q
schr Frank Herbert, Crowell, from Boston, with
schr Access Moore, from Norfolk, with shingles to
''g sc6r siiIif H. simmons, Godfrey, from saem,I
schr p Bartle % Smith fs1TS IRON m Salem s,,. ~
sRE 81 GraRReT nm CEa6%sG t8% rom NoPGch
Schr W. Wallace, Scull. from Portsmouth.
sSRE shay E9syfs W, f1D@ from R89761 sSsGn'
schr G. f. Jackson, Babcock, from Boston.
Schr White Foam, Howes. from Boston,.
sebF E. s. Reeves Gheen, from Wilmington Del.
Steamer Philadelphia. Futz, from Washngton,with
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, from Richmond with
VIZ
Tug Thos JEFFERSON. Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow Of barees to w. P, Clyde d Go. p..
Tug Chesapeake, Mershon, from Delaware Bay
with peaches TO W. p. Clyde & Co. - -.
MEMoRANI A. - ~ spalsursH
ship Tonawanda, Julius, for Liverpool, al ST. Jonn,
ship British queen, Francis hence, at Quebec 18th
steamship Tioga Morse, hence, at New Orleans 18th
steamship Alliance, Kelly, for Philadelphia sailed
BarGue j. BouIton, Lindsey, tor Rio JaneIro. sailed
/
Brig S. P. smith, Norton. for Philadelphia, cleared
Brig Princeton Wells, hence at Rockland 18th Inst.
Schr James Nelson Hackett, hence at Taunton l4th
schr cyrus Fossett Harding hence, az boston lsth
schr w. L. Doughton, Tatem. hence, az salem i5Th
schr Problem owens for Philadelphia sailed from
schr Hannibal Cox. from CastIne for Philadelphia
schrs H. IL Read, Benson, and L. Beard Perry for
Schr s, l., Russell, Smith, hence at salem 10Th Inst
NOTICE TO MARIN 4sl11s.- is.ss. $50 80
The Newburyport bar, at the mouth OF theMerrimac
mouths many OF the rivers between here and Texas
me 9ther aay as was stated single storm tnrew uI
before but that diu not interfere with navigation II
stanty been changing since the waters irst ran dowr
from the New Hampshire hills to the sea. Now thai
island has gone; and Sunday vessel drawing four
teen feet OF water came over the spot where 1t had
been; Ihe depth not Of water varies no more here thar
fifty or hundred and htty years ago People at
distance Ouen ABOUT LnlS mater. Ine oar Is
| no trouble vessels drawing less than sixteen ol
seventeen feet of water, more than though IL was
across the stream at Concord N. H Instead of here
| -NclOJurypOTt Herald.
on and after the evening of October l. 1867 a mn.
order fixed light, illuminating of 225 degrees
! will be exhibited from the Assateague lighthouse
coast of Virginia, in place of the fourth order ligh
heretofore shown from this station.
The lighthouse situated in the position of the for
mer one. about TWO miles from the SW point of ASA
league Island. IN - I VssEsE 80
The tower is brick, natural color with Iant9rl
painted black. l25 feet high from base to focal plane
IL "a m dan p1If
be seen In clear weather az distance of nineteer
nautical miles. Hlalss dS1ADa IA
The centre OF Winter Quarter Shoais bears &C. by IN
a NJ (magnetic) H. nautical miles, and Oh ncOteagu,
| Shoals from s. to E.SE, five miles
Lat 81 "a 81 N, Ion. % 81 O4 w,
| BY order. w. Is. SHUBRICK, Chairman
1 Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board Wash
| ingtOn, ID. O., August l8, 1867