The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18
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PORT OF RICHMOND. sEPrKMBKa IL. 8
ARRIVED.

Steamship Manbatiaa. Kelly, New York, merchan.
use am passengers. 9. w. Allen & Co.
disc and Messengers. ,. W. MeCsrTick. agent.
steamer Ariel, G,BDrd. Norfolk. Uaited states
msll, mtresaadise and passengers, l.. o. Tatuns,
SteamerTiger LliJ, walthsp. CbIckshonluy. aler-
~chandise aud passengers, W. A. U. Cole. super
schooner Sandy Hook. Joahsou. Ne~ YORK., rail-
noadlroa for x: johnson q Co.. and tute bats for
schoo aer Carolise Holmes. Jackson. Ph,lsaelphia,
railroad material, Richmond and Allegheny Rail
road Cempany.
schooner Jennie Middleton, Thompson, Phlladel-
Dhia. coal, :. Y. LathFop
Schooner Mars K. BaJsr Camp, Albany, lumber,
T.. H.. NhitiOCk.
Schooner Johs D. Conyers,- Kenrebec river,
Ice. Richmond ier fnmpany.
Scaooner James Ponder, Roolnson. New I"rk.
Blair.
Schooner @ ~. Fsbers, Conrey, Woods Hole, GU
a"S' iona 5 hAox' s,urr
schooner u. 9. Terry. Hyer. Providence. coal.
Ihesapsass and Ohio Railway Company; vessel,
Schooner Lille FsIkcuburg, Lovelsnd, New York
via James river, wood. TO master.
LlME-LADEN SCHOONER ATIRR.
The schooner D: u; Tug,ahsm, Greeley master,
up 10 CITY Point yesterday aud let there vi b her
cargo aire. The schooner c.. n. ksbefs, rom
graham OF delaware Breskwatsr, he latter vessel
being then sdIe I'm her hold aud the crew driven on
deck by the heat and smoke. Her katfhe were
closely blitened down and the Ore was confined 10
the hold. The Fsber hii by her ana rendered al
necessary assistance until The canes were raised,
when the tug Oliver RcOn, Captain Chase, or Nor.
folk, took both Ia tow and brought them, tOgslhsr
win three other vessels, up the river.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board that
range lights Will he exhibited for the nrst time on inc
evening Of Saturday, October 4, 1881. for the pur-
pose Of aiding vessels in pas Ing through Horseshoe
Bend. Delaware river. The iights are IN two groups,
each group consisting of three lghts-a rear light
fixed wbitel shown from a detached tower OF open
framework aud Two font lishis tone fixed white
and the olher dxed rtdh shown from small frame
structures ten feet high corresponding In color 10
the color OF the lights. The FIRST, or lower OF these
groups, Is on bort Mirlin reservation and about half
a mile above the fort. The stcODd. or upper group,
Is In HOweirs cove. about tNo miles below GiOucet-
ter. n. j. Whcn lhese lignts are exhibited the
present Fort Min llght ts required by law) VIII
viii be removed about 800 yards from liza present
position and directly opposite 20 the dock al Fort
Ahflin.
LIGHTHOUSE OF TIE WORLD.
The number OF lights In the Brifisa Stands on the
lst Of January amounted To 1875: over The whole
stood at 800 and 1887; In 1861 a. 400 and 2,Asb.
Tine number OF lights over ihs nayigable globe has
thus more than doubled In the last twenty years.
IN HAMPTON ROADS WIND BOUND.
schoonsrs f.. T.. Dow. Riley, for Galveston Iabe
Mckenzie, Bristol, r. 1 TnOn as CLYDE,
Fisher. Portsmouth, W H.; Ann Dole, Bidckman'
New Haven.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE Cleared 18Th Bark Traveller tBr.
passed.. for Richmond.
NEW Y~oRK.-Cleared 10th: schnone S Lena NJ.
COt,inglam. Campbell, for Richmond. and Lizzie
ID Small. Warwick, for Petersburg.
PHILADELPHIA CLEARED 1871 Sohooners star
Spangied Banner, Mullen, for Richmond.