The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-16
MOvEMENTs OF OCEAN STEAM e as

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ssr Union Orleans Il Il
MissOuT York. Hava j
Guiding iS S
hbGrnssls New York .........sept 10
Malls are forwarded BY every steaDler In the regular
ns sssS%ss r., for or from Lverpool ca a.
Ie d The steamers for or from the C0at
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Scnr ~ u. Whilden, Robinson, Boston ]. .Rommel Jr
ecHf Sohn LJmburner, orcutt Bangor, Scott, Waiter
sohr M. J. Adams, Billings Portland. L. Audenred
scnr l, W. Hine, Lane Hartford. westmoreland Coal
Str 81, a,e f. L: Cav VI. Her Baltimore; A. Groves, Jr
Str BistO wallace New York. W. r clyde 9 CO.
.. ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
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O. Ser j. L. 70 Asaps Mss n Hsnaf H%er Miss
5ss and Nsressp Miss SGSp NJ
Scott MesInns s. s. ssnfstsI r. Roonson n y
" Wife y 9oSn Maelhntyre, aly, f. Remington vile
we yfSy aSy & Sns .ane %S SsrSeI e Ss1S $ssS
s6hp e. WSdeS se RSDnaan % sss0r s,S Fan
sshr VI TIne Lane oH fIo% Hartford. G% G"li River
H. safd eur' from
v Steamer % Ann Eliza Richards. "a hours from New
10Ik, Win nuee 10 w. Nj, Baird q Co.
with mdse. to W. M. Baird q Co. N'" AOiA'
s,,u po, MEMORANDA
CLEARED at Sew S5rague Sears, for Philadelphia,
sp Shp Leocadia, Wenke, hence, at BremerhAven alst
,as9 seip Jo yohn Bsr6our Chapman, for Philadelphia
snip Admiral Haesloop, FOR Bremen via PhIladel.
pnla; sS;n clesred esi, n at New York yesterday.
ony iSr sn Waiornia' was spoken 14th u lat. 80 N,
s!eamshin Saxon, Boggs, hence at Boston 18th inst
,pssatl tsnip oty' Fargo hence, at Providence 18th
B,SISue oR Black Brothers Perry sailed from Hevoet
BsIqpe scud, Warren sailed from Leghorn 9th ult.
BaIaue Tmperador Heard. hence was dischargtng
at Pernambuco i2th ult
cleared at New York yesterday. ''i ""e'pn'A'
Brig sunny South, Bailey, from Providence for Phil
Brig g. strout strout. for Philadelphia, sailed from
Brig J. w. Spencer, Spencer. hence, at swinemunde
Brig Clara P. Gibbs Parker. hence. at Genoa 8lst
Brig Anna, Morrow. at Kingston Ja, 18th ult. from
Aspinwali and ceared 18th for Observation-Disclosures and
Brig 8. q v. Welsh. Watson, sailed from Leghorn
Brig sea Foam. Ceombs. for Philadelphia. sailed
Brig George e. Prescott Mills. hence, at Bath llth
,schr ]. M; Broomall, Douglass for Philadelphia,
schr Annie f. Carroll Tiber, hence ior Boston, at
schr y r. s. Conant. ant Hammond, hence. at Portland
schrS c. 8. Watson, Edwards, from Nantucket;
S% SeaSns m 4 mo- q
bins from Norwalk; and Reading RR: No. Al. Bart.
lett from Port Chester. all for Philadelphia at New
sc6r Annie Amsden, hence, at Newburyport 18th
sehT Jesse B. Allen, Case, hence, at Nantucket 7th
schr Nellie Doe, Richardson hence, at Gloucester
schr q. s. Walton, Adams, hence. at Nantucket sth
saied lied from Providence 18TH inst. -,
schr ]. 8 shindler, Lee, for Philadelphia. sailed
schr Thss. clyde, scu!li hence at S Salem 18th inst
g. Runyon, Smith, hence, At Boston IaL1o i21h inst
Cesf, Heath from Bristol; Mary Price Garrison from
bG.a someT rom % 6orasfs asGs
BcstSn ElisAPeth a0TPss from Paw
Doron, Jarvis, from Boston and ]. B. Smith, vii.
liams from de-. all for Philadelphia. in Dutch Island
schr Lewis Chester. eookin. hence, at Boston 18th
schT t. @, irwin Avery, for Philadelphia. sailed
irs9 sehr 1.4C Myers Ewood for Phad sphia sailed
irS@ Snhr TSeoSore Dean, Phillips. from Dghton for
Philadelphia or Georgetown, u, O., passed Newpoft
schr Geae Fuller, Henderson. Cor Philadelphia.
hT JesepS seser Ellis hence for Daren; was seen
A. N. nth INST on Frying Pan Shoals.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
March 81 isss respecting ightvesse then abon 10
be stationed OF mouth OF the Eider river
that the lgh!vessei has been placed in position and
| The light exhibited
| the following bearings VIZ:
Ouier EIbe Eighty essel, 3. by W. Is w.
Elder light and pilot vessel; ID; by S. s.
South HeVer Beacon buoy f. by N, "a n.
Heligolapd lighthouse w. q e.,
position is In lat. "a 10 so NJ long II 20 E.
| from Greenwich.
The light is exhibited from the mainmast the
ghtvesse and Is elevated % feet above the level OF
The Illuminating apparatus is dIoPtric or by lenses.
The lightly essei is. painted black with the name
uHi n white m
WITH o black ball at each masthead
| In misty or foggy weather bell VIII he sounded,
and ships approaching the Elder Shoals ON a wrong
course will be warned by signal guns
The lightvessel will remain In both summer and
winter. and will only be removed when forced do
go by floating ce IT, under these circumstances the
vessel in position the light will not be exhibited
at the mizen.
Also that the position of the light and pilot vessel
at he mouth OF the Elder river has been altered.
She now lies In 34 iathoms with the following bear
a. Peters Church ENE.
BlhnuTt Beacon. S.SE Is T..
and her position Ia In lat, 5i16 ~ NJ long so A f.
The above lghtvessels ana the beacon buoy laid
B., and w. by NJ g N.
tAIi bearings are magnetic. Variation II degrees
nv command OF their lordships
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, photographer.
Photographic ONCE Admiralty. London aug. 10, 1888
LEGAL NOTICES.