The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25
5F. EARIEE ISTEhEIGEHCE.
ALMANAC, JANUARY 20, isi =.
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PORT on RIfIHDdoND. JANUARY IS, 1875.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Richmond: Reid. New YORK, merenan-
d,se and passengers. G.. w. Allen GO.
chandse and passengers, L. B. Tatun, agent.
ARRIVED SUNDAY. =
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. merchan-
disc and passengers, Powha1an o'eaiipoat So'1
panY. ,n.v ~.t
Steamer Wedoyer, Skinner, Baltimore, mer.
chandlse and passengers, Pownatan o"1nio'"s
satr Brazelelra tGermanl, yachens Rio de ia
peiro $3.50 barrels Of Hour, Haxali, Cfensnam
IS Schooner John Rose Howell RIO Sraads DO su
075 barrels OF -four, Gallego Mills Manufacturing
oS Schoon.r j. T. Weaver, Gladdlng, Havana, car
aehooner William H. Travers, Baltimore, cotton
fertilizer Curtis Il Parker ,-..,,. .,,
l. schooner Judah Ware, -, Norfolk, seeking.
| SAILED SUNDAY. 49,.
Steamer Richmond. Reid, New York, merchan-
| disc and passengers, G. W. Allen q 20.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool December 2lst, bark fa"in'
From Liverpool January :, bark Lotion Vale'
0f Prom philadelphia January eth' schooner John
0f From Philsdelphla January 9th, schooner B. A.
'I From Boston January 18th, schooner L. & D..
fl From "H New York January 14th, schooner Sea
Fam Hoston pin Words Hole January 18th,
schooner Fannie w. johnson; outten.
From Boston January 10Th, schooner hehrs IL
From baltimore January 14th, schooner Robert
hea cay psit,rore January 18th. schooner Alice
Curtis, Phillips.
NEW YORK, January 2l.-Arrived: schooner
ood scbooners Wallie II. Lord, Foster, from Bos.
ton: Silver Dart, Littefeld; l.. ". Hannum' C1Su,
and John hye Wiley from provoen eesn " Wave We,
zelnff; Annie i. Carl, Brewer, from Virginia.
VESSEL ASHORE.
Schooner Charles 4. SCANNED, ashore at F ~ e
Cane is sunk in the sand 10 her rail- ana mere IS nc
prob Utility of getter her off Only small portion
of her cargo of sugar would be saved.
so Rn5t Of FaEe cape and is BADLY
well up on the beach, and mas sprung se'eI ,al
planks The water washes clear through her. slit
lamdrd I'm their own boats. The Sabra Is new YES
Eel, on her first voyage: OF Sol tons resl @ va
lued at about. $500 o; and ownedby +. W. Bar
''"' NOTICE TO MARINERS.
All The buoys iu the Lower bay, New York, art
; reDorlpd as having been swept away by the lce.1
The stepping Stones can-buoy. before reported
gone adrift. was seen off Ha,ts island on the after
NG The ice has carried away the beacon on Birt
island, boston harbor. ,,,
Two buoys have been piacen on nnRlIsn Danh
about lhree-quarers OF mile from the lighthouse
The buoy marking the north point of the bank l.
black, and the one on the south SIDE Is reu
VESSELS IN PORT.
The following is list OF the vessels In port on Sa
turjay, January 23d:
Brig Commodore iBrilish), Scrnteoey, dlschars
ing coffee, Lee. seldom 60.
Schooner Adair + Bonney, Kendall, loading corr
for savannah, Curtis & Parker.
schooner ). H. Hawcs, Fort, loading granite 10
Phi !adelphia. Gurus & Parker.
Ing. ,,,, a, e.
New York, Curtis Parker. , "
Schooner Caroline Hall, Abdeil, dlschargln
shells. Curtis & Parker. .
Schooner Miguonelte, Pacon, awaiting.
Schooner r. X. Wilson, Chopper, awaiting.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, January 23.-Arriyed: Manhattan
City of Galveston, California.
FoKT MONROE. January 23.-Salled: Brig Pa
trla, for New York: brig hpoo, for Philadelphia
bark Jane Milloy and brig Iompeer, for 10; hrl
Mary +. Dana, for Baltimore; and Il feet Of coast
ers bound north.