The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-12

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Company, L. 3. Tafura, agent. - 8 !
a. - SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, baltimore, ruerchail-
use ana passengers u: b Tatuu1, AGENT.
pa. sraei,s als 8 Harns Phads
Schooner ice Curtis, Phillips, Baltimore. ,ner-
chandise, Curtis d Parker. ~
Sc Schooner Ashland Mitchell, Washington, coal,
,.sloop Rurbs Eitchett. Chiekaholniay, merchan-
disc, Walker 6 Saunders. 81 z, - & -.
SAILED SUNDAY.
=, Steamer Isaac Bel. Brakeman, New York. Iner-
Company. 81.
CLEARED FOR THIS POET.
ec From Baltim2re. on the 9th, schooner Thomas J..
From Ii. rpoo'. september 10, Norwegian bark
From Liverpool, July aS.h, brig Nancy Brsson,
From LiserpooL September 2al, schooner Ar
From New York, September 80, schooner Paul
From Baltimore, October 9th, schooner Eueie,
From New York, October 9th, schooner Al. Ia
From Philadelphia, October 5th, schooner Benny
From Philadelphia, October 9th, schooner Major
William H. Tantum, Shoe.
From baltimore, October 9th, schooner E. A.
From Philadelphia, october l, schooner G. P.
Stickney. Maltus.
From Philadelphia, October 2, schooner General
From Bath, Me-. October l, schooner Ressie E.
dickinson, Dickinson. h
From Philadelphia. September %, schooner Viii
liam Donraly, Hopkins.
From Easrport, september 2l, schooner Charles
From Philadelphia, September &c, schooner ohm
From Portland, October l, schooner E. E. Stint.
son, Randall.
From New York, October 6, schooner II. L.
Bethel, Steman.
From Philadelphia, October z, schooner Rose
McDcvit, Muller.
MEMORANDA.
At New York, Friday, schooner Flcetwing, Ken
sinton, with lime, for Richmond Va.
Ocean Bell Minis: Windsor, N. g., for Richmond
Schooner Ella II. Barnes dropped down to Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio wharves on Saturday afternoon to
load coal for New York.
VESSELS IN PORT.
The following is list of the vessels In port on
Saturday, October 10th:
Bark j. ). fontopidan, Peterson, loading 1our
for lilo.
Bark Americn Eagle, Ken1rick, loading timber
and slaves for the Mediterranean.
Brig Marie Augusta, Boiling, loading flour for
Rio.
Big Bertha, Kuhne, loading flour for Pernam-
buco.
schooner Louisa Bliss, Strong, loading tobacco
Schooner George P. Hallock, sharrett, loading
machinery for Curdenas.
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald Steelman, di:charg-
Ing coal.
Schooner j. H. MARVEL, johnson, discharging
corn.
Schooner Milton, Applegarth, discharging scrap
iron.
Schooner William Oliver, JOKES, loading stone
for Baltimore.
Schooner j. B. Anderson, Simple. discharging
Schooner Robert Franklin, wheatiry, awaiting.
Schooner Ella H. Barnes, Larder, loading coal for
New York. S.
Schooner Virginia Dare Dold, awaiting
Schooner Mary j: Fisher, Lawrence, loading rail-
Schooner Caroline Hall, Abdell, loading railroad
Schooner W. d. Van Name, Holmes, awaiting
Schooner Lizzie Major; Temple, awaiting:
Schooner Willism f. Green, Garrish, awaiting.
Schooner Hattie Combs, Melville, loading coalfor
New York.
" Schooner George A.. Twibill, McDevltt, loading
granite for Philadelphia.
Schooner P. Boice, Higbee, loading coal for New
York.
Schooner X. Mcnamara, Mcnamara, dischargng
'C Schooner Carlista, Magoe, dscharging timber.
Schooner William l.. Hearn, Booth, loading ma
nure for Norfolk.
Schooner Georgiana (oysterman) Guy, left Pun
colleague creek, Accomac county, Va on the som
nltmo for the purpose of Undergoing thorough re-
pair. Shortly after sue left violent Storm set In,
and from subsequent events 1t Is feared she founder
ed in the bay, and that Captain Guy and bis crew
me, watery grave. The vessel has not been heard
of since, but the iaffrail OF schooner, with the
name Georgana painted on IL, toeetner with
trunk q yalise, pair of boots, clothing contain
ing Two gold watches, some greenbacks, anu W In
gold all Identified as the property OF Captain Guy
and his crew, have been washed ashore. The wreck
of the Georgiana has since been seen floating In the
bay In twelve feet Of water, only some TWO miles
from Opancock creek. Those on board the ehoon-
or when she sailed were Captain Lloyd Guy,
Charles Joynes, his mate, and two colored Sailors
whose names are unknown. The entire crew are
supposed 10 have either been picked up by an our
ward bound vessel or all drowned.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Distinguishing Signals Of Vesses Employees In
Notice is hereby given that vessels empioyeu III
having down or taking up telegraph submarine
cables will carry The following distinguishing Sig
III In daytime, two black balls, one over the
other, at the fore or fdetopSai yard arm
i2J At night two red lights tlanterhsl, one above
The other also at the fore foretopsail ysrd-arm
y he While light usually carried win be dispensed
with while the above gl Is are displayed.
Sunken Wreck In Long Island Sound.
UNITED STATES STEAMER BACHE,
NEW YORK HAkB0H, October o, 1881
Notice ia given to mariners passing through Long
Island Sound that there Is a schooner sunk IN
eleven farhoms of water oil Eaton's Meek, tne
lighthouse bearing from the wreck SW oy s.s sne
mastbeals are sbout eight feet out OF wafer, TOP.
masts aud gaf. topsall set. This wreck lays about
u miles from shore, and Is dangerous oosLruc-
lion TO navigation. ioSEhT LLAtt,
SPOKEN.
September %, latitude SO, longitude 81. brig
Isis, Anderson, from Richmond, Va.: for Trieste
(by bark II Vero at this port October 2, from MAI
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, October 10.-A1rived: Ashiand'
Magnolia, Terry, Richmond. Arrived out Server.
FORT MONROE, october 1O.-Passed out: Bark
Palo Alto, from Richmond for Rio.