The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-29
ARRIVED YESTERDAY


m nnd KSS Bsf # IL hSuTs Boston, -
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, "a hours from New 1oIN
with ssbT %dse SrriS to McpiH NJ n GySe et3. Ce from, G.
sshT H A Hunt -, from Richmond, Va with granite
Schr Cornelia Noyes days from Nanticoke river with
sehr ?, 9. Armitage, Adams, days from Nauticoke
Scbr Samuel Croft sSeiton SaEs Tem Cbesapeae
City, with grain to Christian Co. D''' 'O 0"'''p9A9
with grain to Jas T. BeTey 60 iio" iOan r''0r' Dell
with grain to Hickman cottinsba% nays from he"e'DeA
Tugs Hudson, Nichols from Baltimore and Commodore
P. Clyde GO. ('ia''' WIN "''' '"'s9' " '"
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
or GRnS Ss Re following boats left
MaTRs dS MSC9n6fy with wheat S and 70 oatte
William Simpson, with lumber D''''''
Young Irwin, with bark.
o0rr'soHd.sgsTS T 9S THe N NESsgg{ gs,sggag4 r,
NEW YORK OFFICE, june ssSeven barges leave in tow
A. " Joslin and G. O. Satterlee, with ice for Philade
De witt G. Fox, with spikes for Baltimore
bait BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, june 2a-The following
Zogave Jas. Lotghney; Peter Tanney; Yu5a and Alvin
Clark all with coal for New York.
MEMORANDA.
pool was Spoken nth inst lat a. L. long s s5 'O
SbipMaggie Hammond, Evans, for Philadelphia, cleared
Ship John O. Baker, Miller from Liverpool 18th ut for
Philadelphia, spoken 9th ult lat. 81, long A. s
Steamship Prometheus, Grey, hence at Charleston
terday
IBsTgus RryadeP Gahrsen from London for Phi!ads
for Ps TR 5d ns
Brig Prairie Rose Low hence, at Cardonas 18th inst
Brig Tangier, Ross hence, at Savannah 23d lust.
Brig Long Reach Hutchns hence, at Boston Goth inst.
Brig j. IL. Brown, Baird hence, at Boston a7th inst.
Schr H. T. Adams, Nickerson, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston Goth inst.
Schr Salmon Washbtrn, Staples, from Taunton for Phi
Schr H. Benedict, Case hence, New Bedford Goth
Schr Cerro Gordo, Hodgdon, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Pawtucket 25th inst
Schr War Steed Nckerson cleared at Bo ston Goth
seIr Eo1iof, York, Holmes
Schrs Il. ID. Endicott Endicott; w. G Bartlett Bart
lett and Emily and Jennie Grace, from Boston; and
M. Aldrdge, Fisher from Lynn, all for Philadelphia
sailed from Holiness Hole A. M 26th inst.
Schr p M. Wheaton, Wheaton, from Savannah, at Jack
sonville Goth inst.
Georgetown, d. O., and sailed Goth for New York
Scbr f: G. Irwin Atkins from Georgetown, S. c., at
Schr s. 4 E. Corson Brewer, from wilmington N c., at
Schr g. O. Morris, Art at Jacksonville 18th ns from
Schr M NJ Merriman Babbitt for Philadelphia cleared
at Georgetown, S. c. 18th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
We learn from the Portland papers that the plans and
estimates for Lighthouse Halfway Rock have been
accepted at the Treasury Department and returned to
and the appropriation becomes available which
will be in July, the work of getting out the material will
begin The Lighthouse will be similar to that Minots
Lodgea solid granite base of block oveailed together
the Sides beds and top in the most substantial
The tower will be of same matera 80 feet high %
in diameter at base and II feet at the top The stone
supersructure will begin early in the spring and it the
favorable the tower will be finished and lighted