The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-12
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Mary Stowe, Rankin, Biddeford, Lennox Burge

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
mss and Henry S %nsor 2s G Boston, with
steamer amer ntnresite n NJ & Greep "a hours from New York.
ran aronG2s nj Safes A days from with
Br Cairo Vance, days from Boston, in ballast O. g.
Scbr b s. oonant. -, days from Rockport Me-
with mdse to Knight & Sons.
sshr Maggie hI Van 1qssn; Compton days from Salem
Schr Mary I. Amsden, Lavender, days from Boston,
Schr f. NJ; Wright Freeman, days from Bath. with
Schr Anna Leland, Burnott days from Providence
schr NJ r Carlisle, Potter, days from Providence, in
sg6T zS9.Vf S6STt day from Magnolia Del, with
schr e. SinnoksOn, Winsnore. from Boston.
Special Despatch to The Erening Telegraph.
HAyRE, DE GRACE Md Oct l2-Sixteen boats left here
George of HSDson, witt with .1 lumber M to D. 2; Trump.
A Cahill and Revenue with lumber to Patterson Lip
Annie Milton, Gen. en- siege. and wOOlverton q Tinsman.
with um6eT to * Mo90erfSn. ton with coal 70,
Annie Blymire with grain to Hoffman Kennedy ''D
Clipper, ris with with lumber to A. j. Geiger. GSsSr
m Sylvan Stream and Renova, with lumber to Parker,
Charlie ard Carrie with flint to % Baeder Adamson Co.
Coal and Transportation Co. No. ll with COAL for Che.
sapeake.
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NE% YORK Or 0fiEICE Oct barges leave in tow
/ BAITIMoRE BRANCH 0FTICE, Oct. 1.-THE following
baTges leave in tow tonight eastward =
prey; E B Timmons Hope San Jacinto and ohard all
PnMGDELpHIA BRANCH OFFICE, Oct l2-The barges
Sarah Ann with coal for FoEt MSaenEy and j. j. VOL
[BY TELEGRApHl
LEwEs, Del, Oct. ll.-Passed out, ship Westmorelan
from Phadelpha for New Orleans baTaue Village Belle,
zas; barqne Abbie Thomas for Antwerp; 6sTque Kate
Sanction, for United kingdom brig Ambrose Light, from
Philadelphia for Malaga; and Sea Breeze,
West indies Passed in barque sodeo Gloria. from Rot
The brig Tubal Gain returned to Philadelphia leaking
six inches per hour
MEMORANDA
snip u Boynton, Waycott hence at Shields 29th ult.
Ship Virginia, sus or CampbeD hence, at Liverpool
Ship Alfred Burt from Liverpool for Philadelphia was
ship Thomas Harvard Strickland up at New Orleans
Steamship Brunette, Freeman hence, New York
Barque j. H MoLaren, Corning, hence at Shields via
sod Cleared s ON a 3
BaIque Frank Loyett Cam, hence for Rotterdam was
BerQne john Bright, hence, at Charleston Yesterday
bGrque Robert Porter eaton, hence for Alaska, was re-
Baraue KedaT OF Phiadeipha from Pensacola for
hayre $50 epored was spoken 9TH INST lat 81 TO- long
Baraue Mary Russell Milford Berry, hence, at stettn
big MARY y feisboH, Cay hence, % a. apobeS cot 9th inst
sohT Anna Stafford Powell, for Philadelphia sailed
Sehrs A. II, Cohn, Springer; Zeya, Crowell John
Prince, Niekcrson, and Aleppa, Munson Philadelphia
! cleared at Boston gth inst
scbr II. Darlington, Pateis for Philadelphia, sailed from
| Edgartown 9Th inst.
schrs o. G. Goodwin, Bishop from Providence, ane
Hattie Howe Howe from New Haven both Phladel
phia, at New York 10th inst.
Schr A. Tirrell Atwood sailed Newburyport Stt
inst for Rockport; to load for Philadelphia. :,
bchrs Ann y. Cannon, Cobb Pathway, Haley Wav'
Crest, Davis II. Brooke, Lore; and a Woolley, King
| hence at Boston 9th inst
| Sclrs Salmon, Washburn hence for Taunton and Geo
Nevinger, Smith, from New Haven for Georgetown d. o.
| passed He'll Gate II Tn inst.
Schr ROgtOn Stevens New Haven Philad sphia
q New York sth INST
Schr Pedro A. 0TaH, Lake, from Georgetown d. o., q
New York lOlh inst