The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-10

with mdse. TO W. H. Baird i Co. ''- w"
Schr Reading RR. No. 4s, Outten, days from
Norfolk, Va, with lumber to Collins Co.
Schr Tropic, Banks, days from Salisbury, Md,
with lumber TO Jos. E. Palmer.
Schr William M. Wilson, Brown, from Fall River.
Correspondence n TIE Eyening TsIsgrapA
EASTON & MCMAHONS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Dec. Q. - Eight barges leave
in tow tonight for Philadelphia and Baltimore,
Racket River with marble, for Philadelphia, and
T. L Moore, with barley, and Sarah Ann, with
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE Dec. s.-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight eastward:-
Frank Sheldon, Maggie, A. Newcomb, Thomas
MaloRey, G. g. Ash, Enterprise, w. Pattison, L. j.
Bennett, :: 7. Roe, and Annie Williams, ali with
coal and Elliott, with corn, for New York.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, Dec. TO- - The
New State and Emma, with coal for New York, left
c. B. Leigh and Harrison with pig iron for Balti-
more; and James Fraker, with coal, for New York,
will leave to- day. L. s. G.
tBy Telegraph)
LEwFs, DEL, Dec. ga. M.-The Cope reports that
brig Julia A. Halleck and schr Sybil went to sea
yesterday. Passing in, fore aud. aft steamer.
In harbor, Br. bark Thomas Swendsen, from Ha-
P.M.-Bark Gulona and brig Osprey went TO sea
yesterday; also, Others not reported. herm. brig
passed up early this A. M. An American bark beat
i In harbor bark Thomas.
Wind N. w. Thermometer, 80.
MEMORANDA.
Br. steamers Manhattan, Forsyth, and Virginia,
Sumner, for Liverpool, cleared at New York yes
terday.
Br. steamer Anglia, from New York, at Glasgow
Br. steamer Tripol, sewerby, from New York, at
Liverpool Path ult.
Br. steamer Ottawa Archer, for Baltimore, sailed
from Liverpool oath ult.
Steamer Cleopatra, Phillips, for Havana cid at
Steamer Cuba Dukehart, from Baltimore for Ha-
vana and New Orleans was spoken A. M. 5th inst.
Steamer Thomas Swan Hayden from New York
In ballast at Mobile Sd inst.
Steamers Mary Sanford, Chadwick, and El Cid,
Rlckerson, for New York, cleared at wilmington
Steamer hattlesnake, Baldwin, hence at Boston
sth inst.
Steamer Saxon Boggs, hence, at Boston yesterday.
Bark Meridian Lenz, for Philadelphia, was in the
roads, Bremerhaven, 22d ult
Bark Damon, Petrus, for Philadelphia, entered out
at London 26th ult.
Bark Susan Berger, Davis, hence, at Trieste 21st
Barks sancho Panza Wiley, and Ardour, White
sailed from Swinemunde 21st ult. for Memel.
Brig Amelia Emma, Carlcn, from Rio Janero Oct.
8, via Delaware Breakwater, at New York yesterday,
Brig E. c. Redman, Redman, from East Harbor
?. l., 10 days, via Delaware Breakwater, at New
York yesterday
Brig william Welsh, Snow, for Philadelphia, with
200,0 feet lumber, cleared at Pensacola list inst
Schr Paul Seavey, Lowell, for Pernambuco, cid at
Schr Lizzie Bennett, Nelson, hence, at Bridgeport
Schr 4. B. Wheaton, Atkinson, from Baltimore, at
Bridgeport 7th inst.
Schrs L. F, Smith, Crie, for Providence; E. e. Ed
wards, Lee: l.. & A. Babcock, Iane and Isaac Rich,
Crowell, for Boston, all from Philadelphia, at New
schr Reading RR. No. "A, Trainer, hence, at ston-
Sshr Emeline Haight, Avery, hence, at Fall River
Schr THOMAS Borden, Wrightington, from Fall
River for Philadelphia, at Newport 9th inst,
Schr Hannah Little, Crawford, cleared at Pensa-
Schr Mary d. Ireland, ireland, cleared at Charles
ton sth inst. for Jacksonville. ,,-., -.,
Sehr Archer Reeves, Crowel, at Providence 7th
inst. from Baltimore.
schr j. B, Allen, Case, hence for Pawtucket, at
Schr Dick Williams, Corson, for Philadelphia, sid
from Providence 7th inst.
Schr John Bird, Sleeper, from Windsor for Phila-
dephia, returned to Newport T. M. 9th inst.
Schrs Anna Myrick, Richards and S. G. Noyes,
Bradley, at Danvers 9th inst. from Newcastle Del
Schr Argo Taylor, hence, at Norfolk 7th inst.
Schrs Martin Wetzel, Jones, for Philadelphia, and
w. It. Sherman, Logan, for Brandywine, cleared at
Schrs Henry Croskey, Potter and Mary P. Hud.
son. Vaughn, hence, at Boston sth inst.
SChrs Amelia, Post for Philadelphia, and Emma
D. Phinney, McQuilen, for do. via New York, sailed
from Newburyport 7th inst.
MISCELLANY.
Passengers per steamer wyoming, captain Teal
cleared Yesterday for Savannah :-Geperal NJ. ID.
Lewis; James hitney and lady; w. w. Mcmahon
j. c. Alney and lady; Mrs X. Park D. e. Whlteside
John r. Toner; MIS- william d. M5eto Mbehaae' william
Steamer aliforna, Miller, cleared at Mobile 30
inst. for Liverpool with 2OOs bales cotton valued at
$203s16.
Bark Windemere, from Savannah 9th inst. for Am
sterdam, carried out 2266 bales OF upland cotton,
valued at Sl63, ,0S0.
Schr Lady Ellen for Philadelphia, before reported
ashore North Brothers, got off last evening, and
was put on the beach at Astoria.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice ia given that the first class Iron Can Buoy
placed to mark the Eastern Hue-andcry ROCK, en-
trance to Portland harbor, Me-, has disappeared 1t
will be replaced as che weather will permit.
Notice Is given that the buoys in the KenneoeC
River, above Bath, Maine, have been removed for
the winter season.