The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-07
ARRIVED YEsTERnAv

steamship konan Boggs, 40 hours from Boston, with
CO. ohsn Miss
@ NJ N 1oF NSs Addo 4 6ss
stonSS PaTS OF %n Mr. M s. Tod uS and wife NJ
French Mr.. B; II. Browning and wife Mr.. Rockfeilow;
s dtSG capt Ewe Fl eRtEsHR anG Ro MF M f.
Duncan &r seSwst M Mr. NanrB bangs Mr.
Steamer Diamond State. Webb. is hours from Balti-
wS %Gss s 3 T%fsg R5I5 hours from New York.
Steamer VULCAN Morrison "a hours from New York,
Norw Saraue PdentS ia eTndsen from Boaon in
ballast TO l. 'Westergaard& 4 Co. ' 'O1' ."
with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Covessel to j. f. Baz
Brig ,; Young, Clifton, from New York.
Sehr Mary Mckee, Sharp, days from Boston, with ice
scbr Loo6iel Haskell days from Bangor, with lumber
to GsS fRasp%nk RRp G river
Sehr Fanny X Shaw Watts, from New York, in ballast
Sehr Martha Nichols, Small days from New Haven, in
schr Cherub Fletcher, from New York. with salt to
Sshr John whitby. Henderson day from Odessa, Del,
with grain to Christian 90.
sehT W S. Mason Lacey, day from Milton, Dell with
SebT Aurora, BRTtis, day from Fredorca Dol with
sehr zQuav9g, Short: day from Magnolia, Del, with
schr 9: L. vandeTyOort Kelly from New York.
| Schr J: Griffith. Coombs, from New York.
SRr %ses from nao New NIT GaVen aH'n
Schr hr SoA A. Hoffman, Hoffman a from Providence.
Schr NJ. f. Rankin, Fuller, from Boston
SShr hr f Wheaton TUS fnJoh Johnson SON. from Boston
sSRF BOssc@ BBSn sS% Boston
S Schr Restless, Baxter from Boston;
SsbT STPps
sehr J. Ricardo JoVa. fttie, from nHiSt Portsmouth
schr L. B. ives, bow BoSditch itch rom from Norwich
ssned e f. Karsen 4h inst from London con
Special Despatch to The Erening Telegraph
dla " t;H Sept THE following boats left
VIM; S. Boyd with lime for Chesapeake.
Revs BE S9ta a,C With it lumber Gd to }G OrdST dSTto
Tq;J q:J.ls kbS9ds, si; ,1 VIII naPsr p to oTdSr
Cumberland, with grain and bark to Hoffman & Ken.
R. II. Hurst, with lumber to Norcross 4 Sheets.
C9rrepondnce Of The PAiladelphiq Exchange
o Pe SeP M NJ Louise % Mi MeE from sSgua
TGm T for York spoken the oapes
| to-day. LABAN L. LYONS.
MEMORANDA
laSephal sailed from Boston 4th INST . ~ r., w.
d nst ERSdsphiaY Tas S still detained there
Steamship Fanita Brooks hence at New York 9TH inst
Steamer Glaymopt Robinson hence at Norfolk 81 inst
Barque Blair AthSl Haynes for Shields sailed from
Brig Martha A. Berry, Chase, hence for Portland,
schrs Mary Ann Mccain, Webster Kelley, Ida F.
sa clara 6%Sdson o1f
Locke Mary, j. b. Vandusen, Francona, Deborah Jones'
Matanzas Angeline Vancleaf, and others, sailed from
| Holmes Hole Sd inst.
Schrs j. A. Little, Little, hence for Lynn and A. F
Stafford Powers, hence for Pawtucket, at New York 9th
| instant.
Sch s. T. Baker, Brewster from Boston for Philade
phia and Stafford. Powell hence for Pawtucket, passed
| He'll Gate 9TH inst
| schr Bell Halliday, for Philadelphia, sailed from New
London 4th inst.
Schr W. S. Thompson, Yates hence at Richmond 4th
instant.
Schr ReddiDgon, Gregory, sailed from Richmond 4th
| inst, for Philadelphia.
Schrs Henry HaIteau, Jones, for Middleton Ch9s E
Vance, Boston; Barnes,
Pawtucket Sophie Ann, Baker; John Crockford, Davis
Thos Borden, WrightinRto for Fall River all from
| Philadelphia, at New York 4th inst.
MISCELLANY.
Br barque David McNutt cleared yesterday for Liver
pool by Messrs. Peter Wright Sons, takes 1852
bushels wheat, in bulk; 1854 barrels flour; and 20 hhds
| uuercitron bark
Schr D. S. q L. o. Adams, cleared yesterday for Liver
pool by Messrs. ID. 5. Steson Co., has board 942
| bushels wheat.