The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
MARINE INI.ELLIagNCB.
PORT of RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER H.
H,sA JFrI.r this day Thursday) % o'eieeI


ARRIVED,
schr. VIM. speare. Jones, Baltimore suano'
Schr Robert FRANKLIN speddin, Frederioks-
burg. rye. SteaIns "a Co. .y n
schr Extra. Wilson, Baltimore mdzs' W. DE-
sohr. /. T. Harding, Harris, James Rivsr,wheas'
schr Grand Spy, Dennis. James River, wheat
w H. fisasAnts' s.,,pp
Rrs S. P. Smith. -. Alexandra, via Port
walthal. coal. W: d. Colquitt Co.
schr. John Walker, Farren, Boston, hoIr' u q
schr' Almira, -, Baltimore, corn, Webb
Schr John II. Travers. Frank, Baltimore. light
Schr r. Merwin. Avery, down the river, iIsht.
BaLrIMoRE, Sept II Cleared, schr. Three Sis
ATsd es Moans
exchange ed signals Aug. 18th with an Amencnn
bark, probably Of k'chmond. showing hiae'white
CHARLEsToN, g. c.; Sept. Cleared, schr. w
s. Trip!ett, Richmond:
Richmond
Ships Pioneer, for CItv Point. and Scotsman, for
Alexandria. were loading at Liverpool 25th ult.
Ship HeIene ReseheR. from o CITY Point for Eu-
leaking about four riches per hour.
A ASSOCiATiON,-Al the member. OF
this Association are requested to meet punctually
at their Hall. III Mechanics Irstitute; THlS
tees appointed in June last and other business of
Importance. will come up before the meeting. 1t
'nOu'1 % ''''> J. & GkisWoLD, President
W. H. BLACKADAR, Sec. pro. tenn l3-lt"
- DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-The
IN ~ meet IN MiEGR4 6p IN
INST, at 5 O'clock WIN B. NEWTON viii ad-
dress the Democracy. The citizens invited to
''> L. ". GLAZEBRooK, President.
H itsSi G &. EGSa;ssos,S seo'y'. Sc 1875
L >MANCHEsTER BELL ANDEyE-
Club at the African Church, .Manobester,l FRI
DAY evening, l4th inst, AZ Z O'Clock MARIA;
co ~ 1q address ss the cut and
,s18-lt. 0''3 WI Il W. wEIsGGER, Pre.'t.
f% E0TsCE;-our store yin be closed
Sc 1875 O ]. MILLHISER { BRO.
@S THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL AG-
Guencs of the cost of the large and indispensable
Exhibition Buildlng which IS being erected upon
mttee have instructed their Soliciting AGENT. MIR.
JAMES CHAMBERLAl NE. 10 renew his efforts for
further subscription from those citizens of Rich
mond VINO have not granted assistance heretofore.
Mr.. Gu. MBssLAYNE will, in accordaqce with these
instructions, call upon those eferrsd to- and 1t Is
' &C. DIMMoCK,u
sc 2-3t Sec'y and Treas. Va. q. A. S.
- sEAMEN'S BETHEL.-As before
1>ia advertised unless the amount necessary
for the pietIOn Of the Bethel raised by OctO
Der 1st the work will stop with the finish of the
basement only. A citizen proposes to be one of
twenty To give 500 each; another, to be one OF
twenty to give $50 each another, to be of one
hundred TO give so each.
These propositions, II filled, with the payment OF
what is subs rbed, Will com plete the amount ne
cessary To meet the payments on the whole prop
erty otherwise the MANAGERS will be neeessitated
10 sell part OF the lot, which ud detract greatly
from the appearance ana value of the Bethel
property.
Subscriptions, payment on subscriptions,
be made TO Rev, F. J. BUGGS, Chaplain, or Mir.
Nm. r. TAYLOR, Treasurer. Sc ll-5t
- UNION PRAYER MEETING.--
49, Union Prayer Meeting OF all denom-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week, under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATION. in the Lecture room OF the
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Or,
H0ge's from S to o'clock. The citizens
rally are invited to attend, well as all stTan-
gers visiting the city Tau 20-lm
- RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
- PANY.-BoOks of Subscription for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
PANY not already subscribed for will, THIS DAY
be opened the office of the Company, over the
store OF Jas. w oodhouse Il Co, and al the offCe
of J. 4. Lancaster i Son.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
aus Sta JOS. JACKSON, JR., Pres't