The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-16
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 10, 1873.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer'
chaudise and passengers, l.. b. .lalnm. agent.
Steamer Wcstov-r. skinner, Baltimore, merchan
disc and passengers. l.. Is. Taluln, ugent
Schooner Frank Lamar. -, tos'on, Ice, BAD
cock. ,.,, -,
ano, j. :. Knox.
Schooner seventy-six, Tell, Boston, No. 5 BLOCK
coal. Gervas Storrs, agent
Schooner Lucy d., Handy, coal and slate, Boston
Schooner IS. l.. Hcarne, Watson, Norfolk, bar
Schooner Martha. Gayng, Kelly, smishfeld, bar
Schooner PENNSYLVANIA, Ewing, Philadelphia,
granite, Currle Il Co.
CLEARED.
From Philadelphia OIL The 18Th schooner ". f.
From Baltimore on the 18th, schooner Alice
Curtis, Phillips. ~ ~
From Boston on the l3th schooner H. W . 1p"h-
SIND, Townsend.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Viola iB itishl Trafton. from Windsor,
" - with Il cargo OF plaster for kichnond, Na.'
arrived Tuesday at New York ana porls mat on
The morning of the 10th struck on Pollock KIP
ShoaiS which caused the vessel 10 leak 500 strokes
per hour. Captain Tration thinks lie can keep her
free until he reaches New iol k. ,
The schooncrs L. G. Schulz Thompson: u. L.
,IaiIock, Sharratt, were Loading at New YORK on
Tuesday FOR Richmonu " r
Schooner Z. A. Sanders, from WARWICK. va, Iol
New York. with II cargo of pine wood, put into
Nerfolk eptcmber 18Th, full Of water. ,
schooner Major W. II. Tantum, shoe. from Rich
mono, was at Philadelphia on The 14ih.
SoTIcE'To MARINERS.
Bnrnegat Inlet.-Notice Is hereby given that the
following changes have been made IN tiie puoSase
- The buoy on the wreck of the Idaho has been
ehsnEed Tm ,ca sRadT b ia pe
spar buoy, painted with red ana black horizontal
stripes, has been placed on ne~ly-dlscnFerG1 on
sructlon about !y yaTas ~ WI t o, 1i has i ben
placed In the chinDel. .
There s about five and quarter feet OF wafer at low
water between The obstruction buoys, ana ABOUT
four and half feet at low water ON line between
the sea aud bar buoys.
The inlet changes frequently, and strangers
should exercise great caution In attempting 10 run
!" The lighthonse bears from the sea buoy 8. ". I
w. The following are the Searines Dt me 6 "t 70
SW.: 30 8 q SG: 4, =. \. W.; No. 4 10 No. o.
"" 1he Teo Iiglhouse at Curituck Beach The
Lighthouse Bard gives nolice that on and AFTER
DECEMBER l, 1873. a light will be shown from The
lighthouse recently erected at Currituck beach.
lie light will be liked white, varied by red lshcs
FV +. every minute aud hal. ne liiumlha.
ting apparatus Is cata, ioptc OF tne hrst otoef r
phne Is $50 feet above the ground ana 100 leet
above mean low water. The light should ne seen IN
clear weather. from The deck OF vessel tleen Ieet
above The sea, eighteen nautical miles. The struc-
Iure Is Of red brick, with high white sand bill TO-
the north and south There ire no other prominent
objects in The vicinity, The approximate position
of The lighthouse, as taken from the Coas: Survey
chart. lis as follows: Latitude 36 FL go longitude
rs 1920 w. Magnetic bearings and distances OF
prominent objects as follows: Cape Henry llgnt
& nv W thirty-two nautical miles ; BODY island
light, g by E. y f., thirty-four and half nautical
miles.
(By telegraph.
NEW YORK. September 15.-Arrived out: Nex-
ford, Calirorna, Vile DE- Paris, Donan.