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bin, $40. seccnd cabin. 81.
~ blrth secured untii raiI fJr.
freight si Be CHARGED spacie bey,nj sn9un. for
perfDnal expenses.
An experienced surgeon On bSsri.
All lessgIs aai nsvs!sp,r, pass ;hrousa 81
orc.
T.rlrti.At or passage. apply %
h. GUARD Jr. - Broadway.
French. Ctrmas AMI other frcira gypis received aai
trougt with Bn.sh gooi. Ihryagl bills ,f
lsliug ase siveh In liavrc To- Nsu York.
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EvERr k0TDERs B0OK.-TUE YEARS or POvu1-
We snd she prospects, Of too large family Of ohitdrrn.
Preven, msny prsdent people from marrying but here
oosk tnst Will tell Yen msny important vboh WI
wsrco%s All so1h objectcns Price, 81 For sale By DI.
semcrado ~ tho Portuguese Agency, No. IL Ann ssvcsS
Letters directed so boz sCa Ncv fork Post once viii -
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ERoM TIE SUNDAY TIMes OF YEsrERDAY-DR
WAts Nervous Antidots-We have lately had some
conversation With Ir Atts concerning te Nervous Anti
the dsosrpwsst Of s & ss mas cause ,ns & pI0s %
10 the very midst Of disease and suffering the pov.
means o. to perfect th
knewecge and experience Of three snSs
that too out Of 100 persons asted with tbs
have Not ere has died. but all have recovered psreot
health from the use Of remedy hundreds allowed
to die weealy that might BE- ssyei BY timely oft
Nay 'ne who,o ~ % nave oseo objects MARTY
proof IL 10 impossible to add 10 the mass Sir hun
cred citizens cured snce last bulletin ars pub
cy hanging the depot at 0s Nassau street. ana IL
nothing but blind Ignorance and fatality that pespl
die of consumption or disease
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NOTE I'LL CgRED-DRs COOPER h MURPHY.
An ~ kooeve street. from their long practice NO
feesena snowedse, may be relied the those
hs cured cas 80 frequently the vt Of re
eoctors Lon oon IL ploma te the ohoe n
nntrapee No. the door affords the greatest privacy :,
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NLW MEDICAL BOOKS-A COMPLETE PRA CTICAE
work the nature and treatment Of delicate diseeses
and AL the Aindred afectionsustrated by great
Der ef auttly eoored plates large sslfeby Homer
Bostws M D. lecturer turgosy and diseases OF ths
edition prize so Extract from the Besop Medical and
Sury.ca. Joprpsl"It said fesressly 70 be equal
to heods Actions erks the family Of diseese
sd fsr superior to thing the kind published In
this country Author of Tbe Family Physician, prica
: ssnts Author Of work on seif Abuse and its Dep!o
81. For sale at the publishsrs STRiNGER T0WNSEND,
- b.oadNsl. ana bl the spther. 5uA Broadway.
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NoOTOR JOENsOS's CHOLERA CORDIAL Is In
~ fallibe in all cases Of Cbo Disrhoea Loossns
(hoc Fetulenos &c. occurring in persons Of sit ssss
The rapid aud extraordinary effected by it, wea
every other remedy had failed warrant he undsnisbls
serton that ii ID the Esost valuable medicine intro
duee' II contain, laudanum, other injurious
S,. -n M s & so esa .u s Pgni Pi i S 70 'ms XSSns0: X ~
the house and dose has been freauently tuown
allsy the most aiarmii tymptoms, family should b.
Without IT, Sold in bc.tles Containing eight Doses a L.
lad, by barclay q sens Edwards satton Col and an
the words Dr. Johnsons Cholera Cordial and ihe sigma
ture of the proprietors - Brown Co." the govera.
mens stamp Each bottle accompanied By directions fsx
rse-Lond0n, August IL, 1851.
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nR DEiANEY's PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE, x0.
~ 81 Lspenare street. noar Broadway Dr. Del. u .h<
snthor etevers Medical works. and uyoser cf those ngs
hors inssrvnen that cure .as dspofabls ccnscaucnce
early improper habits irsibly, without nodielnx.
Sent fast Of ths unsn Cozsulsto strictly e9a
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nR JOHNSON. NO. ~ DUANE STREET. so WE'LL
known In the treatment Of deliote disesses The Doe
tor reputation for sk in thos bsh that
ekssed for yssr pre- eminent cofsttutionAi wsa knoss
brought on by secret haiti. eacctvay cured Recent
eases cured IN four days. perfect charge
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MtDICAL-E0 CHARGE TILL CURRD-DR MOE
Az rison from practice Of thrsywo ycsrs cures cevta
Without mercury and recent three lAy,.
from the mprudence Of outh he invariably surss
Bee his London diploma his private on cs 2y Tri2ss
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8IIIPPINa.

V'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il Nail Steamships between New York and Liverpool
rect and tttveen Bestoa aad Liverpool the Boston ships
only ealing as Hslax - lai aai receive mails aal PaI
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he. fAWCETT 10 CoNgIDENrlALLY coNsuL1RR
~ 81 his oface, IL Dover cseases
20 cures without mcreagy Recent cured In fsw
days lila Balm Of 2ura for debility broushk bs
self abuse 10 the thst Disease
ever known In this copntty. No Zee tiil cured.
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medicine IN private dease perfectly successful after
III o,hsr remcoies have faed-henee the reputation
seeured ~ coon extcrmnates the worst sases "A
rev doses suppress recent attacks Sold In large vais ss
a. Nlth Ervste treatise BY Dr. Wsrd, 90 Canal strecA
oGfnsr oi Broadway. Be you procure It. Hundreds
whom ~ has cured, can be referred 70.
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De. wARRIH. 70; MOTT STREET. rs cossULTSe
cases cured 10 Eve days. DR. VS. sptoifo. resut a
thnYhye yssrs experience novtr fails ef Pdss
one dollar. ~ B. Beware OF poisonous Counterfeit -
sac BIZ qrrck IL Roosevels street. No fee till cured
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FRIEND.-GREAT sUCcEss lOog
bottles sold The most popular specific for prvats
ss.ase. In the world Cures tr. dsys without any hin.
drsnce from business IL monthly Stsrs
bottle, With book Depot Dr. Wards 80 Canal street
corner 81 broadwsy, Advice-give fees. Dr. W. r,-
ctivcs nope, and no doctor cures diseases better "
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NH. COOPER, IA DUANE sTREET, EAs Fo4 TB7
~ last nnetser years dew sod s practice 20 ths sas
s1t o. mercvrs sbd other dsesss He tks nos.
sfs,v,ted diseases snd mild osses noved In fow days
N D-Strsngers. DO not be deceived By noun Wis
perscns'es have not lef etrses See ms
diploma N my ofce with tkr fret In medicine AL
booAarge.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11
FROM HAVANA.

BY The arrvalyesterday OF the brig Mary Elizabeth
Capt. Mcconnell, we have Havana papers to the 2i
ut but find nothing in them Of Importance in addl-
ton to accounts previously received
The Dlarlo de la Marina of the 10th notices that a
movement 10 IN progress III Havana to erect monu-
ment to Gen. Emma,
The subscription for the relief OF the soldiers wound
ed in the recent battles with iopez's command and
for the benefit OF the widows Of those who were
killed, had reached, on the 9th ult the sum of s7
S57 So
A subscrpt ton has been opened in jail parts of the
island Tor the purpose OF procuring sword and sabre
OF honor to be presented in the name of the island 10
the army and the navy; the subscriptions not to exceed
twenty five cents from each person. Something like
the following lie to be inscribed upon the sword and
sabre: "Fron the Island Of Cuba to the Army and
Navy that defended it from the pirates in August,
1851"
We see no mention made Of the ten prisoners Of the
Lopez exped ton said to have been brought into Ha-
vana on the l9h.-N. o. Pic.
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HAMILTON TO MADISON.
PouGHKEEPsJE. SATURDAY.. Julv. 1888

PoUGHKEEPsTE, Saturday, July, 1888
thank you, my dear sir, Tor yoursby the post Yes
terday communicated to Duer our situation, which
presume he will have communicated to you. Ii ms
exactly the same. No further question having been
taken, fear the footing mentioned to Duer is the
best upon which it can be placed but every thing pos
sibe will yet be attempted TO bring the party from that
stand to unqualified ratification. Let know your
idea upon the possibility Of our being received on that
plan. You will understand that the only qualification
will be the reservation of right to recede in our
amendments have not been decided upon in one OF the
modes pointed out by the G institution within certain
number OF years, perhaps five seven. If this can, in
the first instance, be admitted as ratification, do not
tear any further consequences. Congress will, pie
sumo, recommend certain amendments to render the
structure OF the Government more secure. This
will satisfy the considerable and honest opposers Of
the Constitution, and with the aid of them will break
up the party.
Yours, affectonately. A HAMILTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.--John Kirby, an old and re-
spectacle citizen of Tuscaloosa Ala, shot in the
Court House of that town the both ut A rencon-
ire had occurred in April last between Kirby and Fred
erck r. Hall also OF Tuscaloosa, in which the latter
VINO was unarmed at the time, serious y wounded.
Hal was hel to bail and appeared take his trial on
the Soth but on affidavit it postponed, when Kirby
asked permission 10 address the Court, which Judge
Walker refused. Kirby then drew pistol wheYeupon
Mr.. Newton l.. Whitfield attempted TO wrest II from
him, and IN the struggle it was discharged the ball
passing through krby's thigh, seyerng the femora
artery and causing his death in lew minutes and meme,
ratng Whitfeld's leg, nfiicng painful but not a
dangerous wound. A son Of Kirby's supposing that
his father had been shot by Hail fired at him but miss
ed-the ball grazing the loot of one of The urymen and
rsbounding upon the floor. Hall was arrested by d.
ecton of the Judge, who also supposed that Krhy had
been shot by him. Hail handed his pistol which
was still loade4 10 the Judge, and placed hinseH in
the hands OF the Sheriff. The proceedings of the day
were oil brought TO abrupt termination by the
occurrence III Its presence OF such terrible tragedy
w have CLEANED the above facts from the Tuscalooss
MONITOR Of the End inst
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The Highest Authoriiy,

We deem it important to reproduce the impor-
tant correspondence which took place between
Mr.. Madison and Alexander Hamilton, after the
Virginia Convention Of 17sS had ratified the Fed
eral Constitution, and whilst the New FORK Con-
vention was celebrating upon it.. The queries of
Hamilton and tho answer of Madison make it
clear, beyond all controversy, that the Union was
formed with no understanding, on the part of the
States, that they might withdraw from it at their
pleasure, and that Virginia and New York espe-
clally ratified the constitution with distinct I'M
Outstanding to the contrary.
1t Is little curious TO observe the change oil
terms which has come about, since the time when
the Federal Constitution was adopted. VIVA
was receding from the Union then is seeding
| now and, from Mr.. Jefferson's Paris lette
which we published yesterday, it seems that com
pulsion was in that day equivalent to the modern
| coercion
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11

The Boston Courier says tn at the Western Railroad
OF Massa chusetts lis now an established eight per cent
stock, apart from the per paid from the earn
ings annuay, into the sinking funds The corporation
which are undoubtedly too high for it's own Interests
and those OF the public" The Company has now an
Auditor Of Accounts at salary of $500, and the
Courier adds
If the last named officer had been appointed few
years ago, the Springfield deauer would hardly have
been able swndle the corporation out of some sixty
seventy thousand lars and escape unwhipped of
Justice nerey giving due bill for he difference az
though his adrotness in the art of sefappropriatons
had been simply lawful and successful financial ope-
ration.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF A BANK MESSENGER IN STATE
STREET.-We understand that the Messenger of one of
our Banks was robbed of two thousand dollars in gold
IN State street on Saturday, under the following cir
Bank considerable amount in specie which was de.
vered to him IN bags A small bag OF gold he placed
IN the skirt pocket OF loose coat The rest of the bags
the bag of gold in his pocket amounting to So 900
was stolen, probably by some adrut rogue on the
watch for some such chance.--BoSton Traveller
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II he has broken some OF the social and moral laws
which all just white men respect to rid himself of the
adnonIuon or chastsement a like violation of such
laws would bring 10 the white man. he flies beyond
terence, because the black population of the Tree
states s shown by all the criminal statistics to be
Astounding in crime. Our Jas, and PRISONS and pen
lentlaries are full of them. Now further Increase
OF such population is of ITSELF injurious to the State
ana the quicker we stop lis immigration thher the
better, therefore, for the State.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11
Ck.a'K AZ Il "A & gg =

The New ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE leave Richmond
after to night, SO that all who have not witnessed the
nlrnitable tertanments must avail themselves of tho
opportunity this evening. AS an nducement to visit
them SANFORD, the manager offers - pieces of lews
elley to be distributed among the spectators. We arc
pleased to learn that the Troupe have met with much
succ ess during their soioun in this city,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11
TIE BLACK RACE IN THE NORTH


A legitimate effect of the slavery agitation has
been TO draw Northern attention to its conse-
quences to Northern society and already some
of the Northern States have sternly prohibited
the immigration of negroes into their territory.
The statistics embodied in the following article
which we find copied into the N. Y. Express
are highly interesting and Important
The Buffalo Courier has a valuable article on the
facts disclosed by the late in reference to the
coored population Of this country Their position in
the free States has never been calculated to advance
their own interests or 10 elevate them in the estimation
OF those about them They cluster in tue pgrIieus of
our large citles living precaously and by the petorn-
ance oil the most mental labor or if they do dive into
the bush or squat upon the prairie, it is live in filth
and incidence, content TO chop wood by the cord or
to exact The means OF subsistence from the negligent
cultivation OF four or five acres OF land Parity no
doubt, in consequence of these circumstances partly
from their general unftuess for the climate and pursuits
OF northern atiudes the records show rate of nro
gress as to numbers which contrasts most STRANGELY
with that OF the whites by whom they are surrounded
and even with that which rreS alls amongst their own
race in the slave States The Courier shows that in
New England, where the social condition OF the negro
has the benefit OF fall measure OF abolonist sympa-
Thy, his race has not increased the South. While
the total Increase OF the whites in New England has
beel at the rate OF sixty live per cent within the last
thfty years. that OF the blacks has been but 6s per
notwithstanding the constant influx OF iugtves. AS
compared with the census of 1870 the census OF last
year exhibits an absolute decrease. In New Hamp-
runaway, the DECREASE amounts to about two-fhs of
the whole. The following table, showing the number
OF coored persons IN each OF the States at the periods
to which it refers, we cut from the Courier:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11

BEAUrIFrL ExTRAcr--Do trees talk Have they
leafy lungsId9 they not at sunrise, when the wind
blows and the birds are carolng their songs, play
sweet music Who has ever heard the soft whisper
of The green leaves in spring time on a sunny morn
ing, who did not feel as though rainbow CLEANS OF
gladness were running through his heart And when
the parent tree-when the morning glory like nun
before the shrine Of God, unfolds her beautiful face
and the mossroses open their crimson lips, sparkling
his Maker 2--IlrX
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11

a CoLoRED MILITARY CoMPANY-A military com -
pany composed ofcolored persons made target ex-
cursion from New York to Railway New Jersey, on
Monday. letter in the Philadelphia Sun says:
They dressed in black pants with silver
stripe down the side, white shirt, and over that blue
one open in front, like those by some of our fan
cy iiremen, and black cloth cap, with silver band; and
each soldier had his musket. And, would you believe
it, they were accompanied by a white band of musi
clans, that is the ir skin was white
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11

TRIp AROUND THE WoRLD.-R. S. Wade, Esq has
just returned from Europe to Boston, In December
last he left Boston for California, thence proceeded to
China in the barque George E. Webster, and thence
to England via the overland route from India, thus
months; stopping two months Of the time in San
Francisco, month in China, and at least a fortnight
in Enpland
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EXPORTS OF THE PRODUCE AND MANU-
EACTuRES OF THE UNITED STATES

In the annual report of MIR. Robert J. Walker late
Secretary 1.-THE Treasury, dated the 9th OF December
lS47, will be found the folio wing estimates the ex-
ports ofhe produce and manufactures of the United
States TO foreign countries:
"By table BIB, it appears that tho augmentation of
our domestic exports, exclusive OF specie, last year.
compared with the preceding, $49 856 S02 or up
wards OF AZ per cent; and the same rate per cent
per a1num OF augmentation would amount in 1919, per
table &C, to 1929 959,993"
In table &C of that report, the domestic exports of
the United States exclusive OF specie are stated and es-
| timated as follows ~ ~
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THE DOCTRINE OF PEACEABLE sECES-
SION REFUTED

SION REFUTED.
Correspondence bet,oeen ladiSn and Hamilton,
pending the ratification ofthe Federal (onsti
tuition By Ne,c York, and after the ratification By
Virginia
From lst. vol. Hamton's papers, published by au'
thory Of Congress:
HAMILTON TO MADISON.
July 9th, 1888.
My DEAR SIR: feliciate you sincerely on the event
in Virginia, but my satisfaction will he allowed if dis
cover too much facility in the business oil amendment
making | fear the system will be wounded in some
| of its vital parts by too general concurrence in
very inudicouS recommendations. allude more par
icuarly the power of taxation The more consider
requiSitiOn 10 any shape, the mo re am out of humor
with it, We Yesterday passed through the Constitution
To day some definite proposition is to be brought for
ward but what we are at a loss to Judge We have
good reason 10 believe that opponents are not
agreed, and this affords ground OF hope ID fler
ent things are thought o-COnditioas precedent or
lprevlous amendments, conditions subsequent or the
proposition OF amendments, upon condition that if they
| are not adopted within im ted time the State shall
be at liberty TO aDithdralD from the Union and lastly
| REcoHMENDATORY AMENDMENTS. In either case
IcoNsTRUcrIvE DECLARATIONS will be carried as
| lar as possible. We will go as far as we can
| in the latter without invalidating the act and
for our opponents. We informed there has been
a disturbance in the city of Albany, the 4.h of Ju-
Ily, which has occasioned bloodshed. Tho Anti
Federaliss were the aggressors, and the Federasts
the yicors. Thus stand our accounts at present.
we trust, however, tho matter has passed over and
and tranquility been restored. ours ahec ouatey,
| A. HAMILTON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11

LOOKING FOR WoRk-A white man, who gave hfs
name as John L. Gregory yesterday brought up
from the cage and introduced with all the honours
to his Honour the Mayor. The watchmen stated that
they found Mr. Gregory lying i'll the street, near the
Scale House, the previous night and as in duty bound
provided lodgings for him in the cage. The Mayor
asked INN where he came from, and what he was do.
Ing In the street drunk2 Gregory replied that he
came from Buckingham county, and was looking for
work What a pity the city does not own work
house Here we see able bodied citizen taking
lodgings IN the street, simply because he could not
obtain employment. Gregory told his Honour, how.
ever, that he would instantly leave the city, work or
no work, If he would only grant him leave to do so
As the man had committed no serious offence he WAS
discharged from custody
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11

1t ought to do, to the last eXtremties before would
execute any OF its powers which are disagreeable."
Letter from Paris TO e. Carriuston, dated Aug. "a
1907. FId. Correspondence Vol. IT, page 203
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g4F Thursday evening last, whilst officer Tyler
was at the cage he happened to look oone of the
windows on 18th street, to whether all was well
round about the lookup, when he discovered negro
fellow belaboutng another negro, within full view OF
the precincts of the cagel OF course the officer lost
no time in essng the distance between the negroes and
himself; but the fellow who had beaten the other took
to his heels the moment he MIR. Tyler. The me-
gro ran and the officer ran; and the boysran TO see
the race-away went the negro and on rushed the Of
hcer; for awhile the contest seemed Involved in some
doubt-the negro evidently widened the space between
the officer and himself at the outset, but he wanted
bottom, and after running square or two it became
evident that the race always TO the swift
The officer fairly ran him down, took him back to
the cage and yesterday brought him before the Mayor
In consideration of the offence as we'll as the race
his Honour sent the fellow below for severe punish
ment.
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2,7o4 729 2,2l2 ,l65 1888 $40 63s ,435
Increase of Whites in Ne,e ENGLAND.
Total increase of whites

Total increase of whites
in 30 years. 066 1874 or IS per cent
The disclosures OF the census relative to the docy
and insanity of the colored race the North and lis
comparative exemption in the South equally start
ling In Maine every fourteenth coored person an idiot
or lunafic. In Ohio there is Just ten colored persons
who are idiots or lunatics, where here is in Ken
lucky. And in Louisiana, where large majority Of
the populatoni is colored and tour.iths of them are
slaves, there is but one of these unorunates to ,309
who are sane; in Massachusetts i'll 43; Connecticut
in 1856; New York, | in 257; Pennsylvania, IN 256
Maryland, III l.074; Virginia, in 800; North Ca.
rolina, in l,2l5; South Carolina, in 2440 Ohio,
in l05; Kentucky, in 1858
These facts go far exhibit the holIowness of many
OF the ideas which aboonist orators are fond of in.
culcating, and at the time furnish cogen argu-
ments in favor of African colonization.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-11
DESTRUCTIVE WIPE.

LOUISVILLE, October 7th.
Brook street Methodist Church, together with a
stable and or two frame buildings, were burnt this
evening, entang d loss of $4,000