The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-27
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schr 2. w Locke, Huntey, Dorchester, Day, Huddell
schr Reading RR. No. IS, Anderson. Norwich. do.
schT = H. Allen, Seaman, Boston. Castner, stickney
schr q. L. M1rney, Murney. New Haven do.
schr O. Rankin, Rankin, Kennebunk, w. II. Johns &
schr J. J. worthington, Terry, New London, Rommel
schr W. B. Mcshan. Christy. Washington. DO.
Schr M Reiiiy Reiiiv Weymonth PTeston Coal "a
schr Lucia 3. Ives Bowditch, Providence, BOrda,
sc6F Bls6sEd Law; York. stonlngton, z. V. Glover,
Str MaydoweF, Robinson, New York, w PCiyde&Co.
str Fannie Eenton, New York w: M. Baird q Go.
OF barges, w. p Clyde & Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Melita, Sumner, from Liverpool sth inst.
Steamship Star of the Union Cooksey, days from
MeT Orleans via Hayana with mdse. to Philadelphia
schr susan r. Potter, Potter from New York, with
schr Gen: Grant, Colburn, days from Laurel. with
lumber oS spe a grain e Moore & = wheSsley
f8e fMeEnsy McRey d@ 5roP Fail M4sTen Ryer
sohr M. ID. Cranmer, Cranmer from Salisbury.
schr w. B. Mcshain, Chrsty. from Newark.
sehr N. and p. Henderson, Price, from Boston.
Reading RR No. & O &ndeson from New
New York, with mSse to y. N. Baird Go: O' -
Steamer ,e,n E. &c g Bddle h MSCge d q hours from New
Tug Thos Jefferson. Alien; from Baltimore. with
MEMORANDA
Ship saranak, Turley, Philadelphia sailed from
ship Westmoresnd. Is Hammond from Liverpool for
Phadelpha was spoken 2Sd inst lat Al o. lon So AZ
steamship Tioga, Morse, hence, at New Orleans oath
steamship Alliance. Kelley, hence, at Charleston
BaTque Pembroke, Potter, from London for Phila-
Barque Tulsko, Schumacher, for Philadelphia
Brig Tempest, wilson hence, at Bangor 22d inst.
Brig Ella, Fooe; hence, at ST. John n; ~, 2Sd IN lnst;
schr Reading RR. No. 40, Robinson, for Philadel.
schTs r. F. stockton, soper and W. G. Atwater.
Glover from Fall River for Philadelphia at Newport
schr Mary r.. somers. somers hence at Mobile 2lst
Steamer Old North state. swaine from Chowan
! river Tor Philadelphia, at Norfolk z4th Inst,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
been discovered almost in the centre
side between Maud Island and Wifred Point, i lies
SW. "a W., nearly three cables from the northwest
the Southeast Of @Ifred Point il near the
S ee OF sae s o
during the strength of either stream and II Is recon-
at slack water and to pass on the eastern side OF
Ali bearings are magnetic. Variation in 1867, 2s91
degrees easterly o1,nrr,on, roo.o+or,,
Trinity House, London, June 10, 1867.
The French Government has given notice that from
the 2eh day OF May sSI Light WI @ 1e Pn6i sInioiea @
trOm lighthouse recently constructed fOlnIe ues
DANES, the north coast of Noirmoutiers' Island.
The light is fixed white and red light, elevated III
feet above the level OF the sea- and In clear weather
the white portion of the light should be seen from
distance Of ten miles, and the red from distance OF
| seven miles.
The white portion of the light is visible from sea
ward round great part of the horizon and the red
portion from the bearing w. by N, or In line from
line about midway between the shoals OF Pierre Moline
| and Basse des Peres.
The tower is stone, rectangular, and huy-two feet
high; painted red the two faces south OF The
line 70 me steepe OF @ oe an% 5S E
| lat AZ O1s NJ, Ion. 2 l314 W, OF Greenwich
| BY command of their lordships.
| GEO. HENRY RICHARDS PHOTOGRAPHERS.
photographic Office, Admirably London, May q, 1867