The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-07
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEANISHIPs.
FOR AMERICA.
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England liverpool. New York Sept q
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China Liverpool. New Sept %
beutsehlan ndSouthampton New York Sept 3
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Idaho Liverpool New York .........S Sept SO
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9, Of New York u liverpool, via Hal Oct.
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9 New York orleans Gfsz i i
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steamers for or from the Continent call at Southamnoa
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Eappta p Brooks "a hours from New York.
with @Gse to 60 hours from Nc" York.
uE MI ed &6a a9n.s o from New York.
ste2ner w G. PierrePSnt, ShTopshire, "a hours from
SSbT Tls3 SiS soGf L RnisS
sSRr N Price: % jameson .SG from i Pro1idenoe dsiS"
Schr Il. Law, York, from Stonington
schr s. Morris, Seaman, from Portland.
oOrrespo49ssssTS T; e TIE & &Essins 1Szagyggh ur,r
tonight, for Baltimore, light.
BEa oSTS SF p6otdIphFfh o pFho following
barges leave in tow tonight eastward -
ton, With coal Tor New York. LIS. q.
MEMORANDA
steamship Pioneer, Barrett, hence, at Wilmington, N.
Steamship Norfolk Platt hence, at Richmond 5th inst
Steamer George H. Stout, Ford, hence at Georgetown
Barque f. schultz. RUSSELL was dischargng at Loghorn
Brig p Kirby, Barnard. was up at Charleston yoster
Brig Golden Lead, Dow, hence for Boston, at Holmes
Brgs Marshall Dutch, Turner and Abby Watson Allen
from Boston tor Philadelphia sailed from Holmes Hole
Brig Cosmos, hence for Boston, at Holmes Hole P. NJ.
Brig Abstainer from Windsor for Philadelphia, at New
SehT Adeq Foote, arrived at ths port Tuesday from
St John b. encountered very heavy weather 27th ult
ScRF Bosdng RF No i. B9Etist sailed from Rich,
mond 9th inst. for James river TO load Tor trenton
Schr d. A. French, from Newport for fhiladeiphla at
SchIs H. Seayey, Carrie Melvin, Matanzas, Deborah
Jones, Kate Walker, E. b. wheaton John IS. clayton
Schr j. V. Wellington, 5. b. Wheeler, and KestIess
from Boston for Philadelphia at Holmes Hole r. NJ Sd
| instant. ~
buTypor and j. Pharo from Gloucester, all for Phia
| del1hia, at Holmes Hole A. NJ 4th inst.
Ecbrs Uncle Joe, Baxter for New Haveni Nightingale
Beebe for do and j. Hotchks, Rackett for Pawtucke
| ali from Philadelphia, passed Hell Gate 9TH inst
Schr zze Batchelder, English, cleared at Savannah
sbT Robert Palmer hence New Bedford Sd inst
| MISCELLANY.
Passengers arrived per steamship Ionawanda from Sa
vHnnah vest erday-hr. NJ NJ RugRes, Hon Mrs. Nevor
ton Mrs Lawronce Mr.. Goldenburg, Mr. Domingo Bret
| tos, Miss NJ. Bird r. D,-..r
vse towed into Holmes Hole I'd inst. by steamer Cent?
pede from Salem for philadelphia The NJ q. touched
tbe Hedge the night OF st inst but hauled
| of by The Centipede supposed without damage.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
With reference Notice TO Mariners No o. dated I'd
Septemi err 1869 the position of the ghvesse at the
trance OF Para river which is moored in 10 fathOms
abont IL miles to the northwa rd of the Braganza shoa is
in lat deg 20 min % 81 long A deg % min. west of
Greenwich.
Official information has been received at this Office that
xed white light exhibited from tho old lookout tower
on the west side of the entrance to the OoatzocoaIcos
river distant half mile from the beach, the
mouth the river and may be seen in clear weather IL
miles from seRward. w :, e,,,rnn,c,, 80
reSsnry department, Office Lighthouse Board Washing.
ton, ID. o., SEPT ~, lo6g.