The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-11
ARRIVED THIS MORNING

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with mdse. to v, 7. Clyde 4 Go. -''" io'"'
with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr: nD' if0" Baltimore
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topGaliantmast5 ma 5 miS1entopmast and rocsved other
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New York in ballast last to I've l. &%esteggaard o. no"
ballast HnS tf.r to Peter Ger WTisht "a Sons :"
schr Problem, Marshall days from James river, with
sobT W Bqrnes Robinson days from James river with
sSbr Train A9kyOrth Whetloy days from Salisbury,
sehr Anna Myriek Richards days from Proyinoetown
Tug Thomas {ssrsSp eEd Allen, from Baltimore. with .
Tug Hudson, Mishos9n from Baltimore. with tow Of
fs os S Ss4sss e W. Sas CO. with
CLEARED YESTERDAY
stss%Shp wyGnsns O TSS1 Savannah Philadelphia and
scSr oSn a. e Grifn Foser oS st. Thomas
sSRt I SS SSrdoTy STsS9 BarSsSos Stossons Co.
scbr Bertha souder wooster St. Marss Ca do
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
via sssf9 e a%ys ie3 sen: BRISTOL Eng
STEAMSHIP, ii Aries Wiley q hours from Roston with
SssnI iS% a M
6rs nss s SSy
III r. S pSSs G5sSE Saas Est 6srgGs coming
Steamship RegTlat9r PennipstOn "a hours from New
Steamer Mars, Grumiey ii hours from New York. with
Ss ssasT % a Iovs To- cav Webb I hours from Baltimore With
PASSENGERS SAILED
Per steamship Wyoming, Teal for Savannah to-day -
Mrs John Buiitt TIVE children and servant William
Mss SSTneS; WIj%sft5 6Sarss Sas
Thompson; Mrs Walters two and infant j. Builder
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NEW YORK ORR OFFICE Dec l0-No boats left for Balti-
BAaT%9rE @ BHAFCI "a s oEEFIcE Dec rhe following
Schuyler; Nishtingale; senstor Wade; VIM. wart
s6adE Run; PaTFi$Sss Mary a1Se
al with coal for New YORK '00'ia ana DreAdnaush
RSNr. " De w Witt nnGS for %i%PingSn W. Ph
leave this day for Baltimore among which loaded
with anthracite coal. l., s. O.
from fiveSpcol 18Th uit "'A0i0fu '"''e'
Ship Ocean. Jones, for Philadelphia, entered out at
West%oreand hstoSTnaH cur cleared at New Orleans
Steamship Hunter Harding, hence, at Providence STD
Steamship oaymont. Robinson for Philadelphia sailed
Steamship Saxon, Boggs, hence at Boston yesterday
B S pa & Ssds Ps. e.
BSraue Iversen, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Hoffnung, Wallis. hence at Stettin 2ith ult
Brig W. N a., Herman sailed from Kingston, Ja, Iith
ult Tor Milk River and Philadelphia.
schr Eva May Richards, hence at Matansas LIST inst
Schr j. w. Wilson, for Philadelphia sailed from Charles
ton Yesterday
Schr Ellen Holgate Golding hence, at Newbern N o.
schr Golden Eagle. HOweS hence. at New Bedford stb
schr j. b. johnson, Smith, hence. at Warren 9Th inst
sc6r s. g. MORTON Morton for Philadephia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Gross Ledge Lghtvessel No 10 will be retained
her station the Delaware Bay during the winter unless
compelled to leave by ice.
nv order of the Lighthouse Board.
w. H. GARDNER, u. q. N,
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District.
December II, 1869.
Information has been received stating that tho Egyptian
has given notice that the 10th inst, tho
fixed Light at Alexandria will be replaced BY revolving
light
Until definite information has been received,
mariners should be cautious in approaching port
By order, w. Il. SHUBR1OK, Chairman,
Treasury Department, Ohce Lighthouse Board, WAsina
ton, ID. O. Nov. ~, 1863.