The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-22

lost iibboem, msrtingaIe. cathead stove buiwarks,
Brig gsoTEs Amos: Hal, Is days nom g. John n
b.; With lsths 90 p 7. Calvin a co.
with fumS % 70 j. Bailey SHSo %. from Jacksonville
big 3, iDgnecs Gray from Baltimore. in ballast to
BTir giIssssi.n. sasker days from Boston. in bal
s.is iS Hasis y ssSop seser. from Boston.
h .,a pc creed u DAYS from VinAlhsven,
schr Helen, Carey 10 days from Norfolk, with lum.
schr ". 8 Th9mgson. Yates, days from Norfolk,
schr Mary and Caroline. Fowler. day from Leip
sie Del, With grain 70 Jos Palmer.
schr 8. II. Gibson, Bsrtiett. from Boston.
schr ]. Ponder. Hudson. from Boston.
I schI A Adolph IHpgei; ROblpsop, from salisbury.
schr Gatswamtesk, snow. from ProvIdeuce.
schr B. Thomas: Crockett from New York. NJ,
tmore with mdse, 10 Il. Foster.
MEMORANDA
out st 1eEn nse 1 Daley, for philadelphia entered
ship Lancaster. Jackson, from Liverpool for Phla.
delphia Ida % was OF Great Ormshead P M: 5th Inst
ton. N. O.. yesterday,
al usntss%sbg Saxon BOsgs for Philadelphia, cleared
o. steamship Fanita, Freeman. hence, at New York
BaIeue MyIa Dix hence for Aspinwall. wss spoken
BaTque Able Thomas, Raymond, from Bristol for
Philadelphia was spoken 18th inst lat 30 %, long
& Bsrqps Z; shu.5. Russell, hence at Aspnwal 9Th
BaIque Savannah. for Philadelphia, was loading
sulphur ore at Nevis 9Th inst
Bar que Diana Michaelis, from London for PhIIadel
Baroue James Csmpbei Locke from TeiRnmouth
for Philadelphia sailed from Falmouth sth Inst.
Barque Lady Stanley, Harrison, from Leghorn for
Philadelphia, sailed from Gibraltar 10th ult
Bsrque Margaretha wittenberg, for Philadelphia
Bsfque Bessie HaTris Allen. for Phiadelph sailed
Bar9ae John Il. Pearson, Taylor, hence, at Trieste
Brig Helen, Doane, hence at Kingston, Ja lst inst
RI 10 inq
from Mirmichi, N. g.. and sailed 10th for Phadel.
Brig ]. W. Spencer, Spencer, hence at stettin lst
schr Kipgbird, for Philadelphia, sailed from Wash.
scST skyiark Loring, hence. was waiting orders at
sohIs snes Reppelee, hence, and Foam. from Tren.
ton, at Norwich 18th Inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice has been received at this office that from the
LIST day OF July 1868, the following alteration would
take place In the lights at Ancona In the Adratic
at @ the Ha se Of
sea and Visible In clear weather at distance of nine
miles mill 800 II Is placed i6i yards from the OLD red light
q fixed white light to be exhibited from the north
end of the south mole break 80 feet above
sea. and visible from distance OF nine miles.
The old red light in the fort will be exhibited only
In bad weather, when the green light cannot be
shown; and berth OF nearly two cables should be
bell buoy lies $50 yards to the northwest of the
light, and vessels should pass westward of It,
In rounding the green light on the mole the white
light the breakwat viii he seen. which is to be-
kept the starboard and at a distance Of at ieas
half a cable.
Also, that green light has been established on 8
little MOLE ON the southeast side OF enran ce to The
inBsi By order. '' u D W. B. sHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board. Wash
ington. d. O.. Sept. l. 1868.