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DEATH FROM INTERNATIONALLY young
man named James Brown, son of Christie
pher Brown, residing on Broad street near
First, over-exerted himself so much in
playing base day before yesterday
that despite the efforts OF medical sklll he
died last evening. A post mortem exposed
the fact that bis viscera had become lnva-
ginated while stopping in catching the ball.
1t seems that baseball is not unattended
with danger. The young gentleman was
much respected in the community. tie
had been in the Confederate army.
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RECORDERS CoURT-RECoRDER REG
NAuLT PREsIDING.-Thef following cases
were disposed Of by the Recorder ycster-
day:
Ann Washington, colored, arraigned for
stealing coat valued at three dollars, was
remanded for indictment.
James Stevens, colored, charged with
assaulting and beating Henry Raleigh, was
discharged; as was Lewis Wright, charged
with trcspassing upon the premises OF Mr.
Wilson.
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"THg GERMAN REPUBLICAN CLUB IN THIS
CITY Under this heading we find In the local
columns of several papers Of our city tho rather
astounding announcement. to the large majority
OF the German citizens OF this city and State, that
German Republican Club, political one,It aid
IN further oppression of our adopted country, and
the submission Of our-through friendly and social
interuourse-endsared friends. No true and honor.
able German, that came here many years ago, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

REGIsTRATIoN.-In the past two days
the black majority in Madison Ward has
been reduced from 300 to Isl. The fol-
lowing is the result of the registration yes
terday: Whites, 1863 blacks, "a. Ma
iority for whites, SO. Aggregate whites,
1899; blacks, l,24O. Majority for blacks,
Isl.
In the Fifth Ward yesterday 6G whites
and II blacks registered white majority,
DO. Aggregate: whites, 425; blacks, 3O2.
White majority, 1913.
Aggregate majority for the blacks in the
city, ,457.
THIS Is THE LAST DAY. LET ALL OF OUR
CITIZENS REGISTER
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. James
Warrington, an old and respected clti-
zen. was found dead in his bed yesterday
morning. When he retired the previous
night he was in his usual health, which
had been feeble for sometime, and when
his room was. visited in the morning he
presented the appearance of one who had
gently passed away without struggle,
having filled up the full measure of three.
score and ten in the faithful discharge OF
ell the duties Of life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

MATCH GAME FOR THE SILvER-MoUNTED
BAr.-This afternoon at 31s O'Clock a
match game of baseball will be played
between the Olympic and Richmond Clubs
for the silver-mounted bat offered to the
champion club Of this city by Mr.. Suther-
land
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

W1ru r. HOE & Co.'s unrivsllsd Double Cy.
Under, two OF their large Cylinder Presses, and
two of Gordon's Celebrated Card, Circular, and
Bill. head Presses, with all the modern appliances
OF the art the DISPATCH PRINTING House offers
rare inducements to the public for cheap and rapid
nriuting. Send in your orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

CASE BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CON-
MTssIOSER.-The case of Mr.. Mordecai
Page, charged with defrauding the Reve-
nue. Department, was brought up before
United States Commissioner Chahoon yes
terday. There being no evidence against
the accused, he was discharged.
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auction Sales This DGy.

4. GATHRTGHT will sell at 1883 Main street COM
nencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, furniture, bed
ding, dry goods, clothing, boots shoes, Sc.
E. B. COOK will sell on the horse lot at 10
O'Clock several fine horsos, mules, milch COWS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Methodist Sunday
School Union will be held at Claystreet
Methodist church at half-past 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

Big MEETINGS of "Colored Republi-
cans have been held during the past
week in various parts of the city. On
Thursday on the Ga pitol Square; and last
night there were large outpourings at
Chimborazo and Ebenezer church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

New CARS FOR TIE STREET RAILWAY
A short time since Mr.. George \. Ainslie
went to Wilmington, DEL, where he pur-
chased two cars for the city railway. They
have been shipped, and are expected to
arrive here in O few days. They are
twelve feet long, but of the same width as
those now in use, which are fourteen feet
in length. The new ones will seat only
sixteen persons, and the old ones twenty !;
but the new ones re.siX hundred pounds
lighter, being constructed as light as could
be consistent with strength. They were
made by Messrs. Jackson & Sharp, Of Will
mington, Del, and when they arrive will
be put upon track which will be shortly
constructed to run to Hollywood from
some point on Broad street.
The City Railway Company have, despite
the many obstacles placed in their way,
carried on their road most successfully,
and deserve the. greatest credit for their
untirng energy in adding so many conVe-
nicnces for the comfort of our citizens.
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THERE was match game of base pail
on yesterday evening between the \ rst
nine of the Byron and the second nine of
the Richmond Junior, in which the game
resulted as follows: Byron, !; Richmond
Tupinr %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

FALSE ALARM.-There was no occasion
for the alarm of fire about O'CLOCK yes
terday evening not even a chimney was
burning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

REGISTER N BANKEuPTCY.-Mr. IL. u.
Bond, the register in bankruptcy for tins
congressional district, has opened his office
in the custom-house, and is ready to pro-
ceed to business
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Aithu}oltit Ilispatttl.
Is, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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MONEY SToLEN.-Last evening colorea
man named Robert johnson was arrested
on the charge of stealing s3.lo from q
desk belonging to Charles Fitchett.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-The Governor
on yesterday appointed Matthew IL. EMS li,a
commissioner of deeds for Virginia III Tile
State of New York.
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RICHMOND AND CHICAGo.-We saw yes
terday four large boxes OF mercnaniiso CT,
packed up ready for shipment to Cnicaso'
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The SOUTHERN OpINIoN.-Pollaro's ne"
paper is out this morning with an attfac-
tive table of contents, as noticed III an-
other column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

NATURALIzED.-The County Court OF
Henrico, George D. Pleasants presiding
Justice, granted yesterday naturalization
papers to three natives of the German
States.
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Marine N1teIliGence.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JULY 13, 1857.
un rises...,........ A4s Moon sets. ............ 2
un sets. ............. 7.l2 High tide, P. M. l.

mlNlATURE ALnANAC-JULY IL, 1857.
Sun rses.......... 44s Moon sets............ All
Sun sets. 7l2 High tide, P. M. l.5o
PORT OF RICHMOND, July le.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Maryland Travsrs, Baltimore,
merchandise and passer gers, ID. 4 w. CuTrle.
Schooner J. h. ocs wood, Lockwood, New
York, railroad iron, Colonel Dillon.
Schooner Tunis Depue. Cropper, New York,
merchandise. Curtis, Parker \ kiddick.
Schooner Mary Augusta, Wrotten, Baltimore,
iron, Treuegar Company.
schooner w. Frny.er. applegarh, Havrs de
Grace. coal, Lsrus L Cherry.
Schooner J. B. Krebs, Carlile, Philadelphia,
coal, Larus Cherry.
SAILED.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers s. Ayres Co.
Steamer g. Fl. stout, Ford, Phi'adelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum
MEMORANDUM
BALTIMORE, July n.-Cleared, brig Larke,
Hudging, for Richmond arrived, schooner Martha
Collirs, Groves, from James river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

WANTED, AGENTS IN EVERY
w county in the State to sell PATENT RIGHT
MANUFACTURES AN ILLUMINATING OIL for
family (simiar to coal oily, which can be pro-
duced with but very little trouble, and effect a
saving of seventy nve per cent. to the consumer.
The oil possesses greater Illuminating qualities
than the best refined coal oil, and Is preferable in
many respects. Persons desiring to purchase
county rights which We are Offering from $50 TO
$780, will send twenty five cents for sample Of the
oil and printed circulars. Address
DAVIS & KUHN,
65 Second street, Baltimore, nd.
i,,1 Inns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

Tides WANTED.
IL GREEN SLAUGHTERED HIDES,
SALTED HIDES,
DRY HIDES,
CALF SKINS;
for which the highest prices In cash will be paid
By conslgninS direct to commissions Will be
saved, and consignors may be assured Of full mar.
ket value and prompt payment.
HULST 4 KING,
Tanners and Commission Merchants,
Fourteenth street, near Exchange Hotel
je 7-dksw3m Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

REGISTRATION IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT
Of Chesterfield county commenced on
Monday last. At night, when the books
were closed for the day, the list stood %
whites to l35 blacks. Previous to the war
this district polled from 800 to 600 voters,
but for some reason not more than half the
usual number Of whites will be enrolled.
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THE REGISTRATION IN THE DIFFERENT
WARDS-REDUCTION OF THE CoLoRED Ma
JoEITY.-During the first three days in
Madison Mad son Ward '5 the majority of colored
and Friday that majority was reduced to
about fifty. Those who have thoroughly.
canvassed the ward, and who have at
tended during the whole period Of regis
tration, say that between 600 and 500
white men have not yet been registered.
If every man will do his duty, and will
exert his influence to encourage his neigh
bors to do theirs also, the white majority in
this ward will be sufficient to neutralize
the majorities in Jefferson Ward and at
Bellevue Hospital. In the fifth ward the
whites are decidedly ahead. If sufficient
evidence Of fraud in Monroe Ward can be
furnished, the registration in that ward
will be set aside and new one ordered.
Let all who are entitled to register lose no
time in having their names placed on the
registry book.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

MISCELLAEEOCS.
Secretary of Drawrs's Bluff Lodge. F. and A.
~ Sunday School Agency: Pastor Broad street
Methodist Church Elder Of the Colored Baptist
Church Minister Of ths Second Colored Baptist
Church Pastor of the Coored Missionary Baptist
Church w. ). P: l. j. F.
vEEsELS.
Davis. Wln H.. steamer Emrire Enap, Eufus.
Chadbou-ne, =. P, schooner Nellie Brown
suuirrs, JAS w. schooner Harriet Brewster: Nc
Ailister Capt. John, schooner II. 6. Ely Sher
wood, JuNus schuoner E: V Gloyer; Carer W,
fchooner J. ., Hess Owens John p. schooner
koion ALEXANDER SHARP, T. III.
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WANTED, Immediately, Il competent
w person TO superintend the removing OF the
distractions from the Chickahominy river near
New BRIDES, in Henrico county. To any one
coming with good recommendations and prevf
will be paid. Apply TO to
WILLIAM CHRISTIAN,
~ 8-lwk Richmond post office, box sos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

T ARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORT-
IL MENT OF FURNITURE.-We are now pre-
parad to exhibitto our friends and the public al
large the most elegant and complete assortment OF
FURNITURE 10 be- found In the South. Our spa
cious wareroolas, occupying three floors l6S feet
deep by IS wide. are stored with every article that
the trade can offer anywhere. We continue to cell
the very best and 1t prices 80 reasonable that
none complain. Calf and test the truth OF this
assertion. HABLISToN s. BROTHER,
Two admirsbie WAREHOUsEs on Cary between
Ninth and Tenth atreets, near the basin, saa
suitsd for any businSss, for ,sntloH. W-N
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST OFFICE


JULY IL, 1857.
LADIES' LIST.
sruca, Mrs. A. M Hacher, Mr.. Bette
Blaukin-hip Mrs. I. J. Hancock. Miss G.. NJ.
SGker Mr, myron Htcks, Mi.sC.
Clarke, Mrs. +. II. Johnson, Mrs. Mary j.
Clarke Mrs. Frances Marin, Mrs. +. I.
Childress NJ RS. G. Moles, Mrs. 6. (.
Dunavani, 3lrs. L. W. Mack, Mrs. Y. X.
buEal, Mr-. : Il. Moore. Mrs. j. a.
Du Val, Miss Jennie POOL Mrs lice
Farley, Miss Sue Paterson, Mrs. II.
Farish Mrs NJ. E. fo) Pool, ars. w w.
Fore Mrs NJ. 4. Perpgnon, Mrs E.
Foster, Miss A. S.
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Brooks w. r. (2l Puryear, Robert
Barr James Puckett, William j.
Branch william Il. Scott Barnett
boiling, James Smith, A b
Goode, Prince Il. B. Summons. A.
Hancock, Il. J. Turner, W. b.
Iorjou F. j. Williams, A. B.
Monteiro. nr. A. tZ) Wright, +; H.
Nc.ae. Jordan Wallace, Thomas
Merritt, John II. watkins, II = ~
perplgnon f. } NJ. Mo"DA' T. NJ
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
IL p. J. CREW CO..
(suecsssors to G. Crew son,)
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE EMANUFACTURERs,
Hos. liz, l15, and 1T, Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now In factory large stock OF superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we offer to the trsds at such prices as will
make to the interest Of ell TO paronizs this home
mann factory. ie l1-Sm
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1--WE QUARTER CASKS V + 4 Y
L SUPERIOR OLD LONDON DOCK BRANDY,
per steamer Albemaals this day and for sale by
iy IL WEST Il ANDREWS.
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
Groceries, &c.

MERCHANTS B SUGAR, Cuba and
Nl Porto Rico Sugar, Coffee Sugars, G, 3. and
A.; Golden Syrup, Merchants Syrup. EpsIish
bland Molasses In barrels and hogsheads, prime
Rio, aguayra, and Java Coffee, for sale By
ty12 GORDON & CRIN6AN
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Vines, Liquors, dc.

v'EN CASKS GENUINE LONDON
l. PORTER direct from the importers to hand
per steamer day and for sale by
iy IL WEST & ANDREWS.
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WANTED, TO SELL T Eft r + N
w YOUNG MULES and eight FINE HARNESS
HORSES; among Them one Ans SADDLE HORSE
and two extra fine MARES, well broke to harness.
Apply at the Virginia Sta bles, corner Of Franklin
and Fitteenth streets, ie l0-Bt
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A GREAT BARGAIN.-Theu under
n signed, wishing to close their business, ,2nns 2Hss
for sale az greatly reduced prices . lot OF pkuSo
and MEDICINES. and many other articles usuTS rhSs
Kept In regularly established drug stors; , and
goods have all been purch hassd since the ZINC ~
all the furniture is new. ANY person " his ints
go Into the drug business win and Ia 20 are Wiling
to seil considerably lower than can pc Rurnoo ~
elsewhere. >. d. w. Pinesstla Va
La l4-lm -------------------
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, Il FEs
w MALE SERVANT, without incumbrance, to
do general homework. None but those who can
come highly recommended need apply.
w. H. CASkIE,
corner Franklin and Fourth streets
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a MAR
1 RIRD GENTLEMAN OF experience, ability,
and influence. to aid as partner or otherwise, In
the management Of q frst-class Female School
Address, giving particulars as to family, denOmi-
nation, experience, &C., E. D., box 4i3, P-ters-
burg, Va. jy lo-itN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

T0RETGN EXCHA NGE.-W are
s,Ls asen on Ss aI,nsips
IN sums s,a towns In England. Ireland, France,
Gsrm.ay Italy, and Russia. Also. on alexandria.
Sonu,snitnople, aud other points on the continent
~ Eurons and In the Orient.
v Wa sspeeially call the attention o. foreigners
and Others wishing TO- remit small snms Of money
to their friends abroad and At home 70 our facin.
lies for accommodating thom on bic terms.
THOMAS BKAaQH GO.,
~ le-IW BSnksn, Nc. 3eA Asln ss1ssss I
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-26

for similar sacrifice in the hour Of trial
VIII there be somebody, whom this people
must hear, 10 tell them as Hamilton told their
fathers, "That besides the motives of political
expediency, there are arguments that rest on
the immutable principles Of moral obligation:
and in proportion as the mind is disposed to
contemplate, in the order of Providence, an
ultimate connection between public virtue and
public happiness, will be its repugnance to a
violation of those principles"
We have now an enormous debt, and OPP
pressive taxes to provide for its interest and
Tor current government expenses. The evi-
dences Of this debt must, in the nature of
thing, work their way into the hands of those
who have capital to invest at interest. They
were bought for greenbacls at greater or less
rates of depreciation, but the least very con-
siderable; these bonds must rise to the par of
gold II their credit and value are not i'm
peached, and then we shall have some men
who do not know any better, and not few
who intend the worst, to raise the cry either of
payment in a deprecated currency, forced
reduction of the rate of interest, or total repu-
diation, for peace has dangers as great as
war. A national debt is not a national bless
ing, but it need not be national curse. The
vigorous endurance of a burden strengthens
the bearer; the dishOnorabe abandonment of
a duty paralyzes the recreant. There is no
burden so heavy as nations shame, and no
abuse OF reason so shabby and disgracetul as
an attempt to justify ito employ law and
equity in the revolving service of dishonesty.
The best that we can wish for the advocates
of repudiatiOn, in any form or degree, or
under any name, is the submission Of Jeffer-
son; and the worst, that they shall stand with
him in the pillory of history to warn the
next generation against the folly and weak
ness and political sin that they are commit
ting.
In the first year of Washington's admins
tration the Government was not able to pay
dollar of its matured debt, or OF the accrued
and accruing interest upon any of its obliga-
tions; but its god-fathers, who stood sponsors
for the, political instruction of the infant
nation, boldly undertook for it that it would
maintain the faith pledged in its name, and
from that day it grew in grace and favor with
God and man. owe have them for an en-
sample"
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goes before European Congress, it will be
claim back what has been taken from hi
net to negotiate the terms on which w
remains to him can be surrendered most &C
fortably to all parties concerned. The ii
has been when Popes, thus obstinately hos
to the necessary movement of politics, col
be quietly translated to higher sphere.
we live in other days; and though it is pl
enough that the living Plus XI is really
main obstacle to-day to some sort of a pra|
cal settlement of the Papal question, we
hardly imagine that a European Cong1
would now undertake to sequestrate an
manageable Pontiff, or the wiliest and NJ
diplomatic of Cardinals himself to harmon
matters with a dose of succession powdd
II, however, in spite of all the anteced
probabilities, kind of European Congres
the Papal question really is about to be b
and Papal nunoio to take his seat the
between the representatives Of the exc0m
nicated.. King Victor and of the disobedN
Kaiser who has put his concorddt into the hi
of the Protestant Won Beust, no other re3
can be looked for from such gathering :
the solemn and official proclamation of
already obvious truth, that no agreement L
belooked for between Italy and Europe on
one hand and the Pope as a temporal pr
on the other. The registration of this Il
as the OUTCOME of grand and general d
to disprove it may possibly be of service I'd
cause of European progress 1t would at
make it easier for the Emperor Napole&
withdraw, as there are all the reasons
world for believing that he wishes and
to withdraw, from his own exceptional andf
perilous position as the protector
power which he has repeatedly conde
in principle, which has laughed for tv
years at his counsels, and by which
has Just been brought to the verge
senseless and fatal conflict with that
Italy which he had done more than any
to redeem and reoonstitute. Next to
settlement of the Roman question b.
assembled wisdom of Europe, perhaps ths
thing to be hoped for is the abandonme
that question to the drift of things, bt
assembled wisdom of Europe. The i
and reckless onslaught of Garibaldi upo
Pope, which was in truth rather a re
tionary attempt upon the Italian mon
than an honest attempt to free the RoI
has compelled the Emperor Napoleon iri
Intervention which he cannot with safl
himself and France prolong or repeat.
assembling of a Congress may release
once from this awkward and disagreeable
tion. But it will be a wonderful den:
from the traditions of the Roman Court 4.
Pontitcal authorities themselves put
their own hands to help the "Eldest 81
the Church" out of a scrape which. no
annoying it may be to himself and to f
has great practical advantages for the 4
rulers of Rome.