The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-30
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Senmdship d IGpite Brooks 81 hours from New York.
folk Wit6 mdse " p Gyde co. 80 hours from Nor
with mdse 46p o ' p cde g. q hours from New York.
& Sss%GE %9e B7sg {1 " TpGSG SIS "a hours from New York.
Steamer Black piamopd, Meredith, 81 hours from New
SEbT B. e RsSyGs Thompson days from New York. in
Schr r. j. Conner Pardee, day from Magnolia, with
grain 10 Jas. L; Bewley Co WIZ"
sehr Olivia & Fox day from Odessa, Del, with grain
ssPE RSRq SR c Beat BIEst KS from BSsS0 Boston
Sehr =. Davis, Weeks, from Boston.
schr Pathway q Haley, from Boston.
Schr Louisa Fraser, Steelman from Boston siCiiO"
SsT S 5SSyyb Fl GSy bsmnP hSns 4eSne S% BG9 2aS Ro,n
Scbr ". II. TiOrs, GifCrd, from Boston.
@ Nary Ea Tfs%"s from 5H pqT}s@ontb SGss10
$SsF SsF 7 GPTo StSP sBoTls Tao l O
cRT r Rop i%Sam s%S G from PPGGydenso
schr ii. ReinhaEt, Hand, from Providence
SSbr g. GeTro r. 4sS STfS PBT5SBi BnSS from SgGp
Sohr Ha2eton, Gardner, , from Taunton.
Tug Thomas jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow TT5 aE0s cgd6 TG Co. with
speciu, Despatch to The Eooning Telegraph.
HAyRE-pEGRAcT; Nd, Oct. 3O.2Eeven boats left here
Mamie and Magge, with timber to Nicolsou Paving Co.
Der to Watson, Malone i 90 O'' WIN '''"''
S. NJ Grans WITH lumber to Patterson ppnco apo and
Senator and Mary Ickho with lumber Taylor& Belts.
j. h. Harms, with lumber, for Schuykill.
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NEW YoRK OFFICE, Oct 2a.-Fivo barges leave in tow
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barges leave in tow tonight eastward =:
wsinhi Minnie Rsp2eF AIvi5 ClaTk wv YubS; alpha Harvey
coal for New York. L.. &c.
PASSENGERS SAILED.
dar M B es @ @ for %n Mrs d
%Serfrast % two d@Sshters and SON j IT, anderson s. W
FHass Tis
,LEwEs, Del, Oct 29,The Steamship Ann Kennedy
bound to BGston Her Beam broke downs alter
20 s Win Se Se %
made the Delaware Breakwater at P. NJ: the sSth
due her ocors for the skill displayed in bringing the Ves
sci safely in.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Saxon, Sears, hence at Boston A. NJ yester
for SPOKEN "a ins s @ So r g.
Brig Edith Hall Snow, hence at Savannah 25th inst
, Brig Catawba Havener for Philadelphia sailed from
Brig Eta NJ Tucker, Tucker, from Havana, at Matan
from g Sms Sa q Hos S Gmoy hence for Boston, sailed
6s "e ns o Portland
schr O Q. Brooks, Brooks, for Philadelphia, sailed
schr 9. S. Adams, Baker; Lottio Wells Wells; NJ. p
Smith Grace; and A. Falkenburg, Trre hence, at Bos-
ton 9th inst.
Schr G. Whlden, Fennimore cleared at Boston 9th
inst for Ianesville, to load for Philadelphia.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Oan Buoy marking the south point of Goat Island
Newport harbor before reported out of place. still
mains in that position half mile from its proper
ings.
The channel known Cumberland Channel, entrance
Fernandina Harbor having been recently buoyed out
the following gives the bearings and courses,
Sea Buoy: perpendicuar stripes, Second Glass Gan.
Bearings South Point Cumberland Island, Southwest
half West; Amelia Island Lighthouse South half East
Dungeness House. Northwest half West Course to Spit
Buoy Southwest by West.
Spit Buoy red Third Glass Iron Nun. Bearings-South
Point Cumberland Island, Southwest Dungeness House.
Northwest Fort Cinch Flagstaff South. Course to Fifty
Fifty Cent Shoa Buoy Third Glass Iron Nun. Bearings
South Point of Cumberland Island, West Northwest
East.
Vessels entering this channel, when in five fathoms
water should bring the Sea Buoy to bear Southwest and
steer for II, passing either hand.