The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-24
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Nelc8 see First P,

MAXINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,cs see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
Sun Sun tS HIGH HIGH WATEa ais SSs
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
4aSalS HHSS$$$$ihs HasD. COMMITTEE OF THE MONTE
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR AMERICA.
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O. of Limerick. Antwerp New York Sept
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O New York Spoo York via Sept Il
Ohio SstiWSTe Ss more Sept Il
Maa via Bo
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New New York York
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Prometheus, Gray Charleston, E. A Souder
steamer whiIlSin Fgsans Bsl@oSs GrGyes r.
sSSr XsR6iTk ISt %SiEsT MswseTn Y$Psap
sSRr SRr f. y. Benedict, Gafs. porehssteE;, - DO.
sSRT sSRT ssTsy H.
sohr Henry Croskey Potter, Providence, do.
sne Barge 3 reading lf kk No brHsssa New vO,k DO DO
%1SEs d.
Tug chesapeake Merrihew HavredeG Grace with tow of
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
eS sfErf BAIRD hours from Ne" York. with
steamer 6hsstsr Jones "a hours from New York. with
Salt @ V5lS1'
to MoFsRon
sohr Hszleten, Gurdinsr days from Taunton, with
sShr TEoQon Cooper, day from Smyrna Greek, Del,
n Fse dass dFs2 PPSn f Ta R9aen0e Rlysl
Tug Hudsop NS6olsop S6 from Baltimore. with tow of
YSPp gd 5T with
oor'poEfaHssT EHsTSS 5 re MoaaG9N MEfirG 5fgn gGLnrrrs
NEW York OFFICE, Sept. 23.-Four barges leave in
VIII SesT g.p, PRisdelRRa
bsRl. :sn FssnR
ali with coal, for New York -'N - u i'u''0ii'
9 6s%gss and T. L. Moor with coal, lett sfS'
MEMORANDA.
Ship S StadaeSna a. o cassidy hence at Londonderry 9Th
Ship Hercules, Lincoln. hence. at Oalao 25h ut via
2st ns "nr'"'no' SHERMAN nen'e' at Providence
steamshp Saxon, Sears for Philadelph,. cleared at
Steamship Norfolk. Platt hence at Richmond sst inst
York was spoken 18th inst lat 80 30 long 70 and was
supplied with provisions Capt Fitzsimmons died the
BaTqp9 q Jane "a Adens S HatsShi9s9n sailed from oarde.
EBarque Margaretha Hammond hence at Texe 9Th inst
Trough maa end as HSiS for S0
BaTque Normsna, ROer, fer Philadelphia, cleared at
BarQue Scud Crosby, hence. at Malaga 5th inst via
Barque Melbourne Horton, hence, at Antwerp 9th inst
Barque John B9ulton Lindsay, from Porto Cabeo via
brig Nellie Clifford, Lttlehed, hence. remained at
SEs Essss SSssIsP; SsP; hence s at EsIygst 9Th in inst
Rennedy Staples Senc az Bat tR gs inst
SGhfs pathway Haley and Mary Ella Thomas, for
q, Schr Mary e. Staples, Dinsmore hence at Portland
schr Holway Bryant, hence; AZ Portsmouth 10th inst
schr Arthur Burton FrOhOck hence Portsmouth slst
schr M F. Rankin, Fuller for Philadelphia cleared at
sS6r Helen II. Condor, Condor from Windsor, N. S.,
| for Phiadepnia, at Gloucester I'D inst.
sebE Kate Walker, Warren. for Philadelphia sailed
schr Addie BlasdeI Garfield, for Philadelphia sailed
| I ouglas hence, at Bath 2lst inst
| NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Danish Government has given notice that on and
after the LIST day of August, 1859, fixed red light win be
exhibited from the extremity of the north pier DraRo
harbo Baltic entrance to the Sound and will continue TO
be shown throughout the with the following
tons viz During the summer months May, June and
July and when ice renders entry to the harbor impossible
The light will be visible from NNE round by
SSW and in clear weather should be visible from dis
tance OF miles.
Also that during the month of October the following
alterations will be effected in the buoys marking Schultz
and Hsstens Shoals, Kattegat:-
The red and black striped conical buoy, with staff and
BALL marking the north end OF Schultz shoal viii be re
the floating Beacon with striped staff and red ball. mark
ing the south END Of Hastens shoa will be replaced by
conical buoy with white horizontal stripes bear
inga stan, striped red and white sumounted by rec
ball
BY order, w b. SHUBRIOK, Chairman.
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board Washing
ton, IL. o.. Sept 2, 1862