The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-20
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CLEARED SATURDAY.
steamship UtIity, Fargo Pro 1ideSce Ds stetsonS0o
steamship Norfolk, Vance Richmond. w. p. Clyde
Big MOONLIGHT, Bourne, Boston j. e Bailey q Co.
Brig u a BLOSSOM, Chatheld. Bsrnsable, QuintRrd
schr CLARA Muiiofd Medicfd Tyier Co. o. iep'ier
scor A. Fields PeIlit, Cambridge, Cashier stlckney
sShr TeIilISSnt Potomac Coombs. Bangor. do
schr L. p. Pharo, Collins, Washington, Scott Waiter
schr John Csdwalader, steelman Salem, do
Schr j. r. cake Endicott Boston, Van Dusen, %. &
sc6r Lucy Church, Adams, Nantucket, Hamme It q
scbT ] B. Myers, Elwood, Boston, do.
sohT Z BSsse smith Lynn nssin sipnicE,on %oh
schr Aooie Pman, m hsm9nro' p, ,q Boston oapta'h'
sS!g S{aSi FS5%; %%sSingSa ST Glide CLYDE Co.
s T. GsT eT 6e a. ,b tow
TSF Sapres Gs % eyds co. with
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
ship othello rlnkham, "a days from Giverpool with
Steamship Roman Baker, 4a hours nom Boston,
With md5e SDd passengers to- to IL aS whSor S Co on
BIT. beIque Ada, Muruhy, from Liverpool May 2
Os in Sf6Sns 6Ssst hSs' TO c'' from Ne"
schr Lucy Church Adams, from Nantucket
Schr Gustie wills n, Floyd, rom Hiugham.
Schr A Fields Petit, from stoningtou,
@ cnT 4R SSss 5S@ GTsenRST g11 saem
scnr Potomac, Coombs. from righton. III,
Tug Thos JeiIeTsop Allen, Allen from rom Baltimore with
''T Tug g. CSesspeske MeTsRon rom Baltimore with
tow OF barges TO w. P. Clyde d Co.
ARRIVED SATURDAY. ,,.
with mdse 10 D s. slelson n z Co. g., p,,,u,,,,,
and w wnfz de Sy MoHS r Clyde 5Eo& 60
- sGhr n Jsmgs Young Wilson, II days from st. John
sehr j 6 Curtis, Hiwood' 8 days from Boston, with
scbr John Tyler. Cook. IS days from Bangor, with
fcSe SeF Ell C Morton oT0p Gq rom New York with
STAYS, eo., to captain: ,o-u ,.or, rro,v r,.vor
in oRi SaIast ffo.Iof 10 T. % BsHey Co. e"yo w oo '
= scbr sS' O. Fithan, Tut day from Port Deposit,
% scbT wv W fT p PniiIlSs sJ someTs on Msdtord
S6r SSr M + GSyne CAIN rom
schT Kaeofh TTnyers % from rn pToSaence
sS6r = Cake EpGGOt K%pE Gm 150B Bos,on sSson
sc6r SR carrie O. nf1 Sy nsht snda@s from BOSTON,
schr =. Miller. Miller, from ,L8rs Boston: 3Gs,on
sS5r i l. smlth smith, tTom I1as9 salem.
schr OarS Mnora, iro@ n, salem aera from New York
wiIb mese HSVSty TO % M BAR Baird & GSafS GO.
steamer New York Jones Is 5o@ GvSe %"Sncs'on 3 co an"
YORK, ri,'55it With m mdae 't to v. P. Clyde Co.
steamship Wyoming. Ttsl, tor Philadelphia, sailed
from Savannah 18Th inst.
| Stebnhhp " WnriWlnu, Geer, nehCe' Nv A'O'4NohC7
Brig Wm H Parks for Philadelphia, was leading
Brig speed Lsrkie, ior Phiiadelphia cleared at
schr Emily. II Tay lor,, Taylor sailed from Gardl-
schr Georgia, Brier hence, at Portland l5th INST
Schr Georgie Deeriug, Willard, for Philadelphia,
schr F. A Baird Ireland, for Philadelphia, cleared
schr Hattie GIchrist, from Bangor for Philadel-
| phiR at Beliest 10Th INST - ,.
schTs James w wilson, Plumer: A. Il. Martiu,
Buell., and Admiral Steelman hence. at Salem l6th
schr George FaIes, Nokerson, hence, at Providence
| SchTs Daniel Holmes, Haywood; Nellie II. Beue-
dict. Ellis; Stephen HOtChktss. HOdsdon; ana j.
Clark Fowler, sailed from ProVldenSe Io'h lhsI ior
sohrs Benjamin Strong Brown, Francis Bgrrilt,
| Glover; f. V. Glover, IugersOl j. :. Clark, Clark:
and Hannah Blackman, Jones. hence, at PrJviGence
schr Westmoresnd, Rice, for Philadelphia, sailed
schr Lotte Beard Perry, hence for Salem, vt New
Schrs r. w, Brown, Rodman; Archer & Reeve,
Ireland; and Sarah Btueni Adams were loading at
Schr Argus Eye, Mayhew, for Philadelphia,
loading at Charleston 18Th inst; ,.-- Co. ,-.,,
Schrs W, Bradshaw, DIX ana Rebecca Seauri Tall,
hence, at Richmond l6 n inst.
Schr Henrietta simmons, Godfrey, for Philadel-
phia, sailed from Salem 10th inst,
Schrs S. Watson, Adams. from Nantueket Julia A.
Crawford. Buckley, from Newport VIM. Gillian,
Hartford; Cora Kelly from do Maria from Wes-
terly Tor Philadelphia, at New York I7th inst
schr f. 4. Sylvester Sylvester hence at Gloucester
schT EverRlade, Leland for Philadelphia, cleared
Establishments are In progress at Savannah tor the
raising Of the schr Lewis Audenried, whcn is lying
sunk with cargo OF coal opposite Fort Jackson, AT
high water her masts alone are Visible
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Captain Johnson OF the steamer Drigo reports that
the bell of the Pollock Kip Lghtship Is broken, the
only warning in thick weather being a fog horn