The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-25
ARRIVED YHsTERDAY,

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ARRIVED YESTERDAY r....Y
S with oIe sep ssrnes days boaaonderry
scbr j. p. Brasdon NewcomSS 3 dass from Boston,
scbr WIN. Washington, Hopkins. DAYS from Con.
cord Delu with lumber to Moore, Wheatiey Oottlng
schI 9 q Park, Cowgirl. from Rappahsnnock river,
In ballast 70 Lennox Burgess
river. with lumber TO Moore whestley q Cottins CHAM.
with lumber 70 McoTe Wheasey Uotf5sSs seo fVer
sehr Qliyia Fox day from Odessa, Del, vita grain
psf schT y0O01 Cooper gS ssy from Smyrna Greek
schr E,eemason, Fnrrosn, days from Indian river,
Dsa rI,h soEn wsSs,. e SUns Msson Co rom pos,on
YeTs wih A mdse a. 10 % EEST yas son from New
with mdse 70 W N BAIRD & 4 %. poO'' rom NE" lOfA'
with mSse sc%SPy % W sspa SourS from Ne" YORK.
has owea e. seS at eseTSs
ship ssrhpsk; for Mobile; saw AZ the B5sSkwateT
for ORDERS below ew Castle saw ships Aurora rom
KoiteIdam, and Abbe Thomas from Bristol Eng"
tow sqs se5SoP q W AeH from Baltimore wh
- MEMORANDA
w Snip Ismerlane sumner which eft New York on
ne GT 5 ibs same night
Htaty asy gaze OUTSIDE Would proceed as soon as the
steamship Pioneer, Cstharne, for Philadelphia,
stesmsh,M ~ mRRmnng,opp Rnrnag n o. yesterday
dau
,, steamship Wyoming. Teal hence for Savannah.
iosL per propeller at sea of the ghtshp. A tug
Raa been sent from ssvannah 70 tow her In. the
mare s. hef wharf yesterday morning.
rssieamshlp Brunette Howe, hence. ct New York Esd
Steamship Jgnista. Hoxey cleared at New Orleans
ior Phiadephia-Ellis A. Noe, L 8. Flckett, f.. Met
ZACH. C%go-275 bales cotton l4O bbs clay, and
BaTaue Myrs, Dix hence for Aspinwall, spoken
-, Brig Ida NJ Gomery Mclean. for Philadelphia,
Brig Eprus, Wiley; hence for ohariestown. at
oBrIg j: A. Deyereux, for Philadelphia. sailed from
Charleston Yesterday.
cleared 81 81. John, a. B., ssd Inst Inst ~ eipn"'
scbr b clyds Gage hence at New York M 2'd n, Inst
Bigley for Belfast, both from Philadelphia at New
ss6r Warren Blake Messervey. for Philadelphia.
scbTs fhos Borden, and J, H. Bartlett. hence, at
New London 28d inst.
schr Problem: C0rnwell, for Philadelphia, sailed
,schr Freddie l., Porter Small. for Philadelphia,
steamer Reselpte Baker, sailed from Norfolk 2ad
inst, for Philadelphia. with gunboat Seneca In tow
MISCELLANY.
Bsrque Adelaide Norris Reed at this port 2sd inst
reporsllth inst lat Al So long 4S 53 saw ship Sor.
pool. with loss mizzenma asst head Of manmast and
S steering ri s w9d at S sS the Sa3s ms
her course. l7th inst saw Ocean Pearl, steering E
Re @ ms h Sa
sch4 ioF arss
man, for New York. The captain and crew of the
spd carried @ The W. nv b
boom cutw ater, and head rigging carried away tore
head calls had all head rails broken. and sustained
other damage. Will temporarily repair and proceed
to Boston. The Eldiidge was reported sunk.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OIiclal information has been received at this office
that In sequence Of the decreasing depth OF
ses i BEEN
considered necessary TO move the lightvessels and
the intended alteration In their position to take
place on the 2th Of May, 1853. as follows viz The
Hermes llghtyessel was to be moored In 10 fathoms
wafer 120 yards southw west of her late position The
sanak nghtvessel was to be Inoored In fathom
water 66 yards to the northeast OF her late position,
By order. W. b, SHUBRICK Chairman.
Treasury Department., Ohice Lighthouse Board Wash.