The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-12
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inst and saeS no. Vance hence, at Norfolk 9th
ion ~ q 81, P,0seer CanaTine. hence. at Whining
s eamship siar OF the Union. Jones, hence via Ia
vana at New Orleans 5th inst. '-' 49,"
Gibraltar 2ad u Tor dibTatnr hence' cleared at
BsI9ue So, Peter. Goodwin, for Philadelphia cleared
Brig Haze n3sM.i hence, at Providence 10th inst.
Il iBTE Lesnder, Warkmeister hence for Pllau, in
Brig Ellen P. stewart, Holland, hence. at Genoa
81 Brig Nellie Move, MerrIman sailed from oporto
Brig Harry Vrden. Collins. sailed from Queens
toS9 Iig 1gfh ~ MI T6Cri for ihiveEpoS,i
,ois & a. ~ 81 Lnorin' MerriInsn cleared at Portland
BIiss isabella Bourmsnn, Kennard, and Abue,
sailed lron Newport Sth Inst
schr alengarry, Yates, from Marseiles, at Messina
scbr Wake. Candy from Newport tor Philadelphia
returned stn inst in consequence OF head winds.
Sn Schr Alice y. GraVes. S,cnrst' for Philadelphia
Scbr Mary Patten, Cummings hence. at Bangor 7th
scnr Lady Emma. Harding. hence at New Haven
schr Julia Elizabeth Candage. hence. at New Bed
scar Hannah Blsckmap, Jones. for Phiadephis,
Scbrs J. S Terry Raynor. from Providence. and II
Nsyl9r, Maylor. M from Boston, both TOR Philadelphia,
schrs Farrsgut Clafk, from Calais: and D p Dixon,
from Newburyport, both tor Philadelphia, at New
schr Ida i. Wheeler, Dyer, hence for Portland at
schIs Minnie Monroe Monroe for Boston; Caroline
Terrell Clark, for Taunton; and M. Z. Spaulding
WiIks for Stonington all from Philadelphia, at New
schr Charm. starr. hence at Alexandria 9th Inst.
schr J. H. Wright, Morton. hence, at New York
sohr Hamburg. sprague for Philadelphia. sailed
scbr q. steelman, Adams hence. at Portsmouth 7th
'Is sohrs L. Maull, Beulah; May Munroe Munroa: and
9 Loeser laws, hence. at Boston 10th inst.-the
schr Magnet smith, hence. at Salem 9th inst
schr David E. West, Dale. hence, at Norfolk 9th
sc6r Sarah A Hoffman, Hoffman, hence. at VIII
sc6r Joseph 81 cCarty hence. at Portland 7th iust
schr AID for Philadelphia. sailed from New Lon.
SO scbTs Greenwood; Paul Thomas; Florence Nowe,l:
Ernest; ana p. NJ. Wheeler, hence at New London
schrs u. A. Conklin. Bennett R; P, Chase Taylor;
ger Mott; Alabama Smitn; +. Rewards, shaw; and
OrioIe. 81 Res al from Boston Tor Philadelphia At
scars May Esakia. tTo% NJ Harehsm; A,quzar.
| do ano May Ann. Adams from Norwch, ali Tor
Sps xGGF or Ssh s.
Ns% BedapIS Mapi iStn Sence ss at Halifax 9Th Inst
| scbr Nellie Treat, hence for Machiasport, at
soSr LIZZIE TSbnu for Philadelphia. cleared at
srhys Maiis Louisa Snow. and O. Edwards, Corson.
| hence at Boston 10th inst the former TOR Lynn
q NOTICE TO MARINERS
the French mel % has sS noce that
Of the Western lefty a. the entrance of the river
Ine lisht Is Il led RED Light, At an elevation of IL
should be seen rom distance oI niles 'N'ae'
The loTsT Is Of iron pa,ated whie ana 81 feet high
26 min. 80 sec. II. OF Greenwich.
Also that during the month of October. 1858 light
| will be exhiDted from tower recently erected on
Cape Matfou in the province or Algeria, north
The light will be fixed white light at an elevation
| tber should be seen from distance of ten miles
The illuminating apparatus Is oioptrc or by lenses
tSTeT o. 81 east Of Greenwich ape 10 lat
| "a miles to the eastward Of Aigeri lighthouse.