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Maritime Miscellany.
BJ- See port arrivals and cable
The purser fthe stea mship ontario from Rio Janei
&c, has thanks for promptly forwarding files
and dispatches
Savannah for LysTpSoi Nov started down re
East ran Three op !sU; e.
3 e Sess S. aa 10 hs on and she
s fore ana
ne sIh inst haa strong NV sa1all Of short dura
BARK LEASpKR, Leeez, from Can,pcachy mot Cien-
fSsgos Gr London before reported at Southwest Pass
ScHR LEO (Br,. from aulnierville, Ns for Boston,
ak nS ns shSe Toy @ Is Cove
scnR PISrA tot New BEDFORD. Paddock, from Bangor
for Alexandra, while beca!med at Hell Gate Nov Il,
way boWs and carrying
Seer SARAH COLE which sailed from Tuxpan. Mexico,
from. was commanded BY Capt oide native of swe-
Sheaner both SWedes and Ignaco Kames, u Mexic u
MIR Carleton, wife and child OF Texas passen-
ScHR FANNY before reported, after striking was
run on the fats south Of the % oan s5one n where she
Narragansett Ferry and is partly insured wrec
her possible.
The 3,mased schooner building in Cartcrs yard,
niv,nssone. oAp' '"'Do"A' HES 0ee" n""ea the
HAvAsA Nov ls-rhc steamship Ponce esp,, with
in here for repairs to her machinery.
York Sey d bss n
near % WI be nearly S Her
94o bulls rosn.l
,Nnw new LONDON Nov % 2o-An .a nnSnqwn own schooner. W
lars
RIO JAsErno, Oct 25-on the 10Th a new government
onenea ts however. only go ice. long owing to The
enathened from 80 TO i2o feet.
WILMINGTON. NC, Nov l9-The Spanish bark Elvra.
since owed the shoals, opposite smithville on
vigorous effort will be made toward raising her
Notice to Mariners.
HARsoR
The Chamber OF Commerce received the following
letter yesterday from the Lighh Board in
of the buoys i'll the harbor during
approaching winter:-
TRasuRY DsrAhrxESE)
OFFICE OF THE LI;HrHoUsE BoARp,
- wAsErycrox Nov 10, sa
resauton adopcd 6v the cSm Ne@
YORK, relating to the etenon Of the iron buoy; IN the
inform that the Board at 1s meeting yes,erda de-
ing winter in New York Bay ana harbor and The ap
r9 ass IRON w RuGs S ret
moved and their places su2pliea q Si,h % spars s
To the Secretary the CHAMBER Of Commerce, New
WhaIcmen.
At Montevideo Oct 49, schr Lizzie Simmons Potts Of
Arrived at san Francisco Nov II bark Florence Will
Arrived at DO Nov ls ship st George Knowles of NIB
rem Xort pacc .aS Progress DowGsn Of
Sea-. Tasas from do; 2oih. Northern Light smith, Of
Nh. from do.
The oates Of the before reported by ship Ma
rengo san Francisco from the Arctic. are as follows
Sept barks Progress; l. onward 9th, Triton, Jos
MAXWELL ships st George l6th Jireh Perry. Josephine;
barks Java Cd. Jas Allen.
Bark Napoieon Jcrnerau of NIB. was at st MichaeIs
Oct having shipped l2e bbs sp oil by bark Amizade
(Porn bound a cruise the South Allan tic
/
Bark George h Mary. OF New London. has been nur.
cha sed by Bourne Jr and will itted the whale
fishery. She will be towed TO Ne " Bedford
spoken.
Ship Sarah Hignett Burweil from Liverpool Cal.
cutta Oct Is, lat II ), lon 81 l5 w. all well.
Bark Sta- King SaDborn, from Matanzas for AccrA,
Nov TO- lat 81 IS, Ion II A.
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beloved by many people. He resigned his pastoral
duties four years since. and for a year past has
been oedrdden with paralysis HIS funeral win
take place tomorrow, from the residence OF
MS son.ln-law. No. 1000 Bergen street, at one
O'Clock /. NJ
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IHE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER OF AMERICA
DARE CHANCE. E.-ADMINISfRATORS SALE Of
III TIE Clagett Brewery Property Baltimore CITY, MI
For the old established and well known Cagsu
Property of Lombard street AMI Jonsy
Falls, baltimore citv Nd ron.ln on Lombard street
30 ana GRANNY street about 30 tcet Win
q water Jones' Falls ~ fcct in tee; title
ndi spuable. The mproveme nts consist Of large Drck
ana brick malt house. frUntint Lombard
TWO large stone malt houses, brew house, large
dwelling mouse, brick Office, cooper and carpenter
nJps, shedding anu al other necessary orewery bum.
tuss IN compete order and good repair. with Largo
cellars uniar tho catlra BUILDINGS an lartS
and never wen OF good water IN rne brew
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bushels two large copper boilers capacity ot lO AMI "a
barrels copper coolers pumps. engine, tuns ana al tno
atcst ana most approved machinery ior brewlnr ns
and beer, with large supply U tskS, &C. rms property
has Dcen used brewery for cighty years AM
dong large this city the south AM else.
where IS well adapel 10 the present or anv iargo
manuncturns business. being sttutci on one o, ting
principal streets the very centre Of the CIT, 0t
baltimore, ND: convenient 70 all the ratrodl uapon
80. steamboat Ian iinss and ofsrs rare cnan,e 70
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ELEANOR B. DANIELS Adminisratrx OF Sohh y
Daniels, Jra deceased, at the bre~ary
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

TOWNSHIP MEETINGs.-B. A. Hancock, Esq.
Conservative superintendent for Chesterfield
county, has called township meetings for
August 1st to send, delegates to the Congress.
sional Convention in Richmond.
!. Each township will send the following
number OF delegates Matoaca, s; Clover
Hill, 8; Manchester, Midlothian, and Dale, 2
each, and Bermuda l.. The ward meetings
in this city have mol been called Jet.
The meetings to send delegates to toe
County Convention to nominate clerk will
be held August 9th. The convention will
meet at Chester August 10Th. The number
of delegates from each township not stated.
TIE SCHOLARS INsTlTUTE.-The exercises
of this body-a convention of all the teach
ers In this city and the county of Chester
field-will commence to-day ats3 O'Clock at
the Baptist ehurch-opening address by
County Superintendent Hancock; addresses
by Professors Binford and Ladd. There
will also be night session, and Tomorrow
night there will be mass educational meet
ing, 70 be addressed by Governor Walker
and others. .5 ...
s OFFICERS APPOINTED Coleman Wells, n.
G.. of Henderson Lodge, has appointed the
following officers: Thomas j. Waymack,
R. s.; A. d. ShotWell, J.. 81; T. w. Crow,
Con-; a., B. Waugh, warden Joseph Kidd,
Il. e.; H. H. Wrenn, o. G.; e. ID. Kirby,
T.. s. s.; j. B. Mbbs, {. s. s.. A. w. Brock
well, Y...G., has appointed W.L, Harding
e. s. and II. u. L.at.Ysts Il. s,
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Editors of the Dispatch I was pleased to
see from the late meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen that the subject of public parks
has been referred to committee to be here
after reported on. But of the many places
in our city suitable for park l know OF
none which has so many advantages as
Chimborazo Hill. It is in the eastern ror-
ton of the city, on high level plateau,
overlooking large portion of the city, and
commanding beautiful view of our noble
river and highly cultivated farms for several
miles. Besides, it can be visited in the after
noon without our faces coming in contact
with the hot sun. 1t contains about twenty
acres, and could be bought or condemned
for sum not exceeding, probably, 81 ,00C
per acre on an average. If the Council should
decide not to improve the three acres in
Marshall Ward originally purchased for q
park, the same could. it is believed, be sold
for sum sufficient to acquire title to the
twenty acres on Chimborazo Hill Tne
small amount of filling on Broad ald Thirty
first streets over Bloody Run gully, recently
ordered by the Council to be done. would
give beautiful access to this lovely spot
Besides, the location of it for a public parI
would greatly enhance the value Of all tho
surrounding property, the: additional take:
est on the investment. s.
The writer has no pecuniary interest in The
matter, but is governed solely by what be
regards the best interests of his native city
MONROE WARD.
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., July l5.--This is
the second day of the second meeting at
Monmouth Park. The first race was TOR
trial purse of $500, for all ages; entrance
money to the second and third horses dis
tance, one mile. Six horses started, Dono'
hoes Galway coming in winner by three
lengths, with Cottrell's Sallie Watson second
and Mckee s. Co.'s Minute Ace third time
1:4G.
The second race was for the Ocean Hote
stakes Of 81 900, added to the sweepstakes o
$50 each, play or pay, for colts and tillies
the second horse to receive 5000, and the
third Sl00; distance, one mile and three
quarters. Four horses started; McGrath':
Aaron Pennington winning the race BY
three lengths--time, $40.
Third Race.--Purse Of $500, for all ages,
mile beats; entrance money to second and
third horses. Only two horses ran-SurVi-
yor and Coffee's b. {. Caryer-both heats be-
ing won by Survivor. Time, 1:47l, 1:44.
Fourth Race.-Hurdle race, for all ages.
over eight hurdles: 300 to the 1rst horse,
SIS to the second, and $50 to the third-tWo
miles. Three horses started. The race was
won by Hiichcock's Limestone. beating Cor
della. second, and Tabitha, third. Time,
3.561.
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Police Court, WEDNEsDAY-.}ustice j. j.
White presidtng.- John Morris (negro), for
trespassng on the premises of a. g. Bah
cock and stealing tressels, was sent to Jail
for six months. Morris has lately been re-
leased from the penitentiarv, where he
served term for stealing ice from MIR. Bah
cock. aat
Fritz Miller, a sailor of the brig Advance,
charged with INSTRUMENTATION, was ordered
to be confined until the vessel sails.
The case of Peter Newly (negro), chnrged
with an assault upon Angelina Tyndai, was
continued until to-day.
John Young (negro), for an assault upon
Thomas BraXton (negro), was fined ~.
The case of Albert Oby (negro), charged
with trespassiDg upon the premises OF James
G. Smith and stealing lot Of iron, was con-
tinued until the 10th.
Austin Walworth, charged with being
drunk and trespassiug upon the premises OF
j. Wendlinger, was discharged with warn
ing.
The case of Anthony Cavedo, charged
with shooting a COW belonging to Dennis
Grady, was continued until the 18th.
Henry Holmes {negro), guilty Of an assault
upon bis wife, was fined $5.
The case Of Lima Henderson (negro1,
charged with unlawful possession Of cost,
was continued until to-day.
Elizabeth Jeter, charged with keeping q
disorderiy house of ill-repute, was discharged
with warning.
Martha Thomas was fined 81 for allowing
her cow 70 run at large at night; and the
negro driver OF an omnibus OF ~. i. Car
rlngton was fined pc for fast drtY Wing,
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Indiana. Democratic convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 15.-The Indiana De
mocralic State Convention assembled to-day
Every county reported full delegations pre-
sent. Governor Hendricks was chosen pre-
sidcnt. Resolutions were reported arraign.
ing the Republican party for corruption and
general inefficiency, and declare in favor OF
strict construction OF the Constitution and
tariff for revenue in favor of the redemp.
ton OF 500 bonds in greenbacks, and return
to specie payments as soon as the business
interests of the country will permit. They
oppose the Baxter temperance bill and Ii.
cense law they favor retrenchment and re-
form and economy in the management of the
State and Federal Governments; they de
nounce the practice of Government officers
using public money as their own, and op'
pose land grants and the loan of public ere
dit to the railroads; they also favor equalza
ton of bounties to sailors.
After the adoption of the resolutions the
Convention proceeded to nominate candl
dates for State offices. For Secretary O
State J. E. Nef, of Randolph county, wa
ch0seD
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.
TIE RECENT ATTEMPT TO AssAssiNATE Bis

Germany.
THE RECENT ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE Bis
aARCK.
KissEsGEN. July 15.-lt has been ascer-
tanned that Kullman was In Berlin fora fort.
night at Whitsuntide for the purpose OF as
sassinatng Prince Bismarck.
LONDON, July 15.-The Times special from
Berlin says Kullman, who attempted Bis
marck's lie, is considered mere tool. dc
confesses be was acting in concert with
others. Hauthaler, the priest arrested for
connection with the plot, belongs to the VI
Iage of Walchesse, in Austrian Tyrol. He
checked the horses OF Bismarck's carriage by
stepping in front of them at the critical mo-
ment. The Berlin press declare the at
tempted assassination proves the necessity OF
repressing ultra montane teachings.
Pans, July 15.-Some Paris Journals axe
feet to consider the attempt on Bismarck,s
life plot concerted by the German police.
England.
LONDON, July 15.-In the House of Com.
mons to-day the public emigration bill passed
its second reading without a division.
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CouNclL CoMNITTEEs.-At a meeting OF
the Committee on the Relief of the Poor,
held at the almshouSe. Captain w. j. Epps
was unanimously reelected Assistant SUI
perintendent of the Almshouse.
The Committee on Accounts and Printing
met yesterday at O'Clock: MeSsrs. Williams
and Spangenburg from the Board of Alder
men, Walker, Bright, aud Powers from the
Common Council. The first business in Or
der was the election Of chairman, which re-
suited in the choice of Mr.. William Fl. Will
liams, of Marshall Ward. After consider
ing the several bills presented the committee
adjourned.
At meeting of the joint committee on
finance held yesterday afternoon, Mr.. NJ. L..
Straus was elected chairman. The bonds Of
the Auditor, Auditors clerk, and Harbor
Master were approved.
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RETURN OF Personal TAx'LlsTs.-TaX-
payers should bear in mind that mo asses
sor or commissioner shall receive any list as
a sufficient return of personal property un'
less the same be suorn TO according to law,
under penalty OF $500 and removal from
Office" MIR. Edward Gray, the assessor here,
is constantly receiving by mail and hand re-
turns simply signed, and ottentimes not
signed at all. This gives the assessor, as well
rs the parties who are to pay state taxes,
additional trouble and delay. 1t is also very
important that all persons should return
their lists promptly, in order that the Com
missioner may make up bis books in time.
Tne'law says that the oath for aftirmatlon)
may be taken before the Commissioner OF
the Revenue or any other person authorized
to administer an oath.
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DELINQUENT FOR TAxEs.-One hundred
and eleven persons, who have failed to pay
their city licepse-taxes, were summoned to
appear before the Police.Justice yesterday TO
show cause why they should not be fined for
delinquency. Most of them appeared and
paid the sums assessed, or were lawfully ac-
counted for. Fines ranging from 81 TO s.
per day for each day Of delinquency from the
1st of May, and until paid, were imposed
upon the following persons: Thomas Sprat-
ley, Ellen Welsh, .. A. Duffy, A. Noise, Jr.,
Or. S. D. Shultz, Mrs. Emma Cobb, S. Tay-
lor EvauS, Henry EXall, John FL. Gilmer, j..
L. Hickman, james NJ. Mathews, j. S. Nor
son, Alfred Morton, Mrs. W. I. Powell,
Julia Retman, William Wall, John Gallagher,
and Flora Mackie.
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RESUMPTION OF BUsINEss.-The business Of
Messrs. Walter D. Blair & Co., which was
some weeks ago interrupted by fire,
which caused considerable damage to their
building, has been resumed. Their store
has been remodeued and replenished with d
large assortment of fine teas, wines, liquors,
and groceries. and their patrons may now
renew their pleasant relations with them.
In SO promptly re0pening their store Messrs.
Blair & Co. acknowledge the just and
prompt manner in which the Liverpool,
London, and Globe, the Imperial, and the
City Fire Insurance Company. of Rich
mond, shave made good their promise to
insure them against loss by fire."
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The RICHMOND INSURANCE COMPANIES AND
THE CHICAGO FIRE.-Of the Richmond
fire insurance companies the Old Domin-
ion is the only one having an agent in
Chicago. Its business there is very consid-
cradle, and its loss By the recent conflagra-
ton amounts to $4,000, which is an insig-
uiicant sum taking into consideration its
revenues from that city. The Virginia State
and Merchants and Mechanics Insurance
Companies had each few risks there, but
luckily none were in the burnt district and
they therefore sustained no loss.
The above Information was received pre-
yious to 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and
before any report of the breaking out afresh
of the fire was received. 1t is possible that
some other losses have been inflicted upon
Richmond companies. .
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JOHN ". WRIGHT, Sheriff city of Richmond, 10
A. NJ, at the residence of Charles NJ. Wallace
on CANDLES Hill, splendid library of 1000
volumes, and household and kitchen furniture
pictures, piano, &c.
COOK 6 &LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, for Messrs. A.
Cappcll & Co., the establishment known as Iy-
ler's Ice Cream Depot, No. Ola Broad street.
LYME 6 BROTHER, P. NJ, framed tenement
on west side Of Third between Duval al Baker
streets.
A. B. DUESBERRY, high Constable, 10 A. NJ, ct
store on Ninth street between Main and FRANK
I'm. an assortment of contectioneries, &c.
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REstGSATIoN OF A PAsToR.-ReE. +. M.
Baker. who has been the pastor OF Grace
Episcopal church since its organization. a
few DAYS ago rendered his resignation to the
yestry. and it was accepted. The vestry
passed resolutions expressive of their appre.
citation of his Christian character, and wish
ing him all success in the future. Mr. BAKER
has been elected to an important position 10
the Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia,
and will, without delay, enter upon lts du-
ties. The pulpit OF Grace church will be
filed by Bishop WhittIe on Sunday, and ar.
rapgements are being made to have the usual
services thereafter until regular pastor is
chosen.
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+ PAINFUL AccIDEsr.--James Clayton, em-
ployed at the car.shops of the Danyille rail-
road, and residing on BainbFidge street near
Ninth, stumbled and fell while at work yes
terday and broke bis arm.
DEPUTIES ApPorNTED.-Thomas NJ. Bott
has qualified as deputy clerk of the County
and Circuit Courts Of Chesterfield.
MINOR TorIcs.-The anniversary exercises
Of the Methodist Sabbath-school were so sue
+cessful that repetition is asked by many.
Justice s. T. Hancock has presided at the
Police Court this week.
The Methodist Sunday.school had their
picnic yesterday at Rev. Mr.. Jackson's, near
Providence church. ,..,.......
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Cotton Statistics.

WAsH1NGToN, July 15.-The cotton report
to the Departmect Of Agriculture, in accord
ance with the COZ ditional promise of the
June report, shows an increase in the condi-
ton OF the plant in every State. The per-
centages of the average condition are higher
than in June by the following figures :
8 in Louisiana; 4 in Alabama; 6 in Florida /;
7 in South Carolina; 8 in Mississippi; 10 in
Alabama; II in Georgia; y in Tennessee
and Texas; Is in North Carolina. The fol-
lowing are the State averages: North Caro-
lima. l02; South Carolina, SS; Georgia, 81;
Florida, SO {; Alabama, 92; Mississippi, 81;
Louisiana, 73; Texas, 1872; ArkaDsas, o.
Tennessee, 81. As compared with July OF
last year The condition is higher except in
Florida, Louisiana, and Arkansas, though
the difference is slight in Tennessee and
Georgia and not very wide in Mississippi
and Alabama. Lice infeSt some fields. The
caterpillar has also appeared in some Of the
States
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIL
RICHMOND PosT.OFFlcE JULY 10, 1874
John Carry, No. 423 Eighth street between
First and Second avenues, New York Miss
Carrie Ellis, care L. T. Ellis, Ashland, Va.
Charles w. Fellows, Harrisonburg, Va.
Elizabeth Fl. Martin, care of Andrew Welsh
Southern Express, Richmond, Va; Mr.. a
X. Pryde, Second police station, Richmond
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REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS OF all kinds can be
had very cheap at LEVY BROTHERS..

BowLBR's CREAM ALE AND PoRTER.-The
steady and increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced MIR. BOWLER to
arrange with the well-known firm Of w. D. Blair
& Co. to supply his family trade. Mr.. Louis Euker
700 Broad street, supplies Bowlers Ale and Porter
in bottles. Orders from the trade to HENRY Bow
LEK, Spring Park Brewery, promptly filed.
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IRON MoULDERs' ISTERNATIONAL UNION.
The Iron Moulders' international Union
yesterday rejected the report of the commit.
tee recommending the establishment of a
national cooperative shop. The report of the
committee on constitutional amendments
was discussed until the hour of the adjourn
ment. 1t is probable that the business of the
Union will be concluded late this evening or
early tomorrow morning.
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Murder aud Suicide,

Sr. LOUIS, July 15.- Mrs. Smith, wife OF
P. q. Smith, living ten miles east of Kansas
City, while laboring under tit of temporary
gave heavy doses of strichnine 70
her daughter, aged six years, and her baby,
aged four months, aud then took q large
quantity herself. The mother and baby have
died, but the little daughter will recover.
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VIOLATION OF CITY ORDlNASCE.--Yester
day Messrs. Dugap, Williams, Richardson,
and Taylor, huckslers in the Second Market
were before the Police Court to answer the
charge preferred against them by the clerk
of selling after market hours. They we're
fined So each. -,
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ELBcTroN OF FOFFIcERs.-The German Con-
servative Club of Jefferson Ward, was re-
organized night before last, aud the folio w
Ing officers elected President, William Z.
Cree Vice President, Charles f. Schmidt |;
Secretary, John A. Kratz Financial Secre-
tary, Hignan Hutzler; Treasurer, G. c.
Thon; Trustees, e. thinner, Joseph Semon ;
sergeant-at-Arms Henry Burkhardt; Door
keeper AdoIph Mertier.
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rho Atlantic Cables,

PORTSMOUTH, July 15.-The shore-end Of
the new telegraph cable was successfully
LANDED from the steamer Ambassa at Rye;
Beach at 3 O'clock this morning.
LONDON, July is. The Atlantic cable laid
in 1865 was successfully repaired yesterday
afternoon, and Is now IN perfect working
order. ~