The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-06
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with indse, tq "; F. oyds n0a.s ''Um NoW '0Fn
sugar mOIassos S. W. WsishNvessei to Warren
BT sehr Adslia Toote IS days from St. John b. with
LUMBER o,I to r p Calvin CGgesol h to O. q Van Horn
Ms, with plaster to Smith Harrs-vessel to Mershon
sehr benjamin Reed, Gregory, days from Richmond,
with granite to Richmond Granite Covessel to Mershon
sehr Diamond State. Ipsley. 8 days from LAUREL Del.
sehr NJ. q. BuTnito, Durborow day from Camden DEL,
w sSh 4 e. Co. day from Dover D0
Tug Thomas Jefferson vad Allen from Baltimore with
s 6T Of bs4sss e. F. 66 SH CO. with
BELOW.
Barque Masonic, from st. Mary's Ga for PhIadephia
was the Breakwater Monday evening Reported by
tug America.
Special Despatch to The Euening 7tlegraph
HAvRE-pE. GRACE, Md, oct. S1Nine boats left here
this morning as follows,
Union Forever, light.
Maggie, with wood, for Manayunk
Rhododendron with lumber to Patterson q Lipnincott
VIM. Fisher with lumber to McIlvain Bush
4. u Hartman with lumber to Trump 4 Son.
I; w; Leyan, with lumber to d. :. Taylor SON.
damage Just below wrighsyiIlo which will make stop
page in trade for three or four days
MEMORANDA.
Ship MARTHA levin, hence. at Flushing 2ad ult for
SteqpshiP Hunter Harding, for Philadelphia. sailed
Steamship JAS S. Green, Pace at Norfolk Sd inst from
stePmer Gaymont Robinson, for Philadelphia sailed
Steamers Mars GEamlsy and " o PeErepont, shrop.
shs Ss PhdsGs MS S cleared oM a. New York %
remained at Colombo 2lst Aug loading
BaFaus hsHse Ssetn HSfe h a 0
Barque Satellite Turner sailed from Belfast 2lst ut for
Barquentne White Cloud Freeman. hence, at Salem Cd
Brig Birchard Torey. Pritchard, hence at Salem Cd
Brig Forest State, Shute hence. at Bangor 3Oth ut
Brig Ernesne, Knight, hence, at Liverpool 2lst ul
wilmington, n g., ID inst ''p-'A' 0'0Afou A'
Schr Minnesota, Phinney, for Philadelphia sailed from
SChr Paugussett, waples hence at Washington, d. O.,
sshTs Martin Baker, and Isaac Rich, orOwel for
sehTs Fred SpofiOrd Turner; Dirigo, Snow; and s. c.
Tyler steelm9n, hence At Boston Sd inst ~ -, oo.,
SchT CHARLES Cooper, Nixon for Philadelphia, sailed
sehrs HunteEdou, sbaneE, hence, and Edward Ewing
schr saran Reed Reed, hence, at Marblehead a7th
0s shs hPs Sa j. Of9 Fs6sr wenc Rice
Anne Leland, BgrTett and BaFley saunders, sailed
sE @ Hs H Ss ES t sa
sSRfs Js%ss mes Lildey Davis, for Ellsworth; p In
ag iaeqPor{ SfaiSn and iS %qTnSr boston
0 sd SSs n BsS He RS5e Rts 4i from Providence for
Philadelphia, at New York 4th inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS. &c.
The Italian Government has given notice that on ana
after the 10th day of August 1859 new light VIII be e6
hbited 81. VITO Point, IN the tiult OF
laramie The light will be white light, varied by flashes
minutes elevated 100 feet above the sea- and In
clear should bo from distance OF about
twenty miles The illuminating apparatus s dioptrio or
by lenses the third The is white octago
nal B feet hgh and rises from the centre OF the keepers
dwelling. The pot given is IN lat 40 20 IL NJ, long;
1885 r. 1he lighthouse is visible from seaWard In all
! leaving the Gulf of laramie.
Also that from the LIST day of August, 1869, light
Will be exibned nom building Cape Suyero, IN the
Gull q 81 kuiemia Ths light will be white light,
varied py uAshes elevated l feet above
the sea- ana in clear weather. should be from dis
lance ol u mileg The Illuminating apparatus is dopte
OF Dy lenses OF the fourth order The tower Is white oet
gons ana rises feet 9b9ye the keepers dwelling which
Is wnte rectangular building OF two stories The light
house IS visible nom in all directions and serves
asa kpae ior vessels entering leaving the Gulf OF St
4 Of1el, ( NJ. u. SLY BRICK, C!.lirnAn.
! Treasury DepartmenH Ofioe Lighthouse Board Washing
ton ID. o., bept II 1853.