The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-27
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship savannah,
with cotton rice etc. to Philadelphia and Southern Mail
Steamship 90 Experienced strong head winds from Oapi
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blgs qnkn9xn of Morris Iistons passed sohs Mary e.
Troyatqre from Sasus' off Pea Patch, brig Mountain
Steamer G My Renear 2@G hours up from New York.
with cement to Whitall Tatum Go.
mSse o Baird Co. "a hOurS from New York. with
with railroad ties and shingles to H. 0rosSey 60. '
Schr John H. Perry, Kelly, 3 days from New Bedford
schT NJ q MossIy TFGnEE p, from Daren, Ca, with um
SChr Lena Hunter, Perry, from Providence, in ballast
schr Fawn, Kelly from Boston in ballast to S. Lath.
scbT Nj. vasscr, Horriok, from Providence.
sSRr A G1rIisGn 6 Smith 6 rn from pToyidense
Schr Admiral, Steelman, from Salem.
specia, Despatch to The Eeeni1g Telegraph
HAvRE pE.GRAcE, Md, Oct 27.-rhree boats left here
Black Hawk, with lumber TO Watson, Malone & Go.
John Haldeman, with lime, for Chesapeake.
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NEW York OFFICE. Oct. 26-FOur barges leave in tow
W y. Crawford with hay, for Philadelphia
gsTS ii tGT yR an Mary
Senator Wade, all with coal for New York.
MEMORANDA
Ship Progress Simons, for Philadelphia, remained at
Steamship Roman, Baker, hence at Boston 25th inst
Steamship Promeheus, Gray, hence, at Charleston yes
Steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, hence at Savannah
Steamer Mars, Grumley for Philadelphia, cleared at
Steamer Centipedo. Beckett, for Philadelphia, sailed
Barque Thomas DaIett, Pike, was loading at Curacao
Barque McNiel Lawson, cleared New York 25th
BaTGue Acadia, Larsen for Philadelphia. remained at
Brig Aitaveia, Reed, hence at Wilmington, N. O. ssd
Brig Estole, Dolnp, for Philadelphia, sailed from Hell
Big Minnie Traub, True hence, at Portland ath inst
Brig H. O. Brooks, Briggs hence at Charleston 25th
Brig yls stord Martin, at AreoibO LIST inst for port
@ Heath WsErea n1s 3 from Bangor for Whining
phi passed Heil Gate inst 'Ov1sl'o 'of rD"u'i
Brig Nath Stevens Saunders, from Calais for Philadel
phia put into New York 25th inst on account of head
Brig Caroline & r &Kely Adams hence for Boston, sailed
S% Sehr Sns Br G Mnnson 1 ,s Tom st. john NJ Phi
Iadephia, sailed from Holmes hole 4 Nj; 98d inst. "
and GgsrG FO o " @
IS seh5s @@, X Thomas %ihs@oro and AitRea, Smith
both for Philadelphia put back to Charleston 25th inst
scbr TsaSoT, Henley sailed from Portland a3d
| Bangor to load Tor Philadelphia.
sehr W. D. Moshane, Adams hence at Norfolk a3d
schr Sarah Hammond, Wiley, for Philadelphia, sailed
rS SGhF Prdydence 1ds 9TH INST L0r or sailed
Schr Coy Burton Ludlam, for Philadelphia, sailed from
sehrs Benz Reed, hence for Boston + J. TEafton, from
| from Portland for do and Arthur Burton from Bmgo
| for do at Newport p. M. 22d inst.
.Schr Billow Wright hence for Bangor at New YOrl
26th inst.
| Schrs Essex, Edgerton hence for Providence, anC
Salmon Washburn, Cook, hence for Taunton, at New
York 26th inst. 49, -
! mOnd Bolden IL. E. Metcalf, Rogers; Earle, Nichols
| and Skylark, Simmons, from Boston for Philadelphia
passed He'll Gate 25th inst.
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Capt. Cooley, of the Atlantic Submarine Wreckin
Company's steamtug LRokawanna, reports Oct 49, tb
Highlands bearing n by W. distant Is miles, passed tn
wreck sunken vessel with topmass about IL feet
water The wreck lies in dangerous position for
sells going coming from the southward.