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STRANGE PREsEsrsEsT.-The Grand Jury of
Richland District 5. c., among its presentmsnts has
recommended the re6pening Of the African slave
trade They set forth its supposed advantages, and
even necessity, TO the South, and justify is humanity
and morality All this IL in entire keeping with the
RIGHTEOUSNESS of the application which they propose
10 make TO the General Government TO remove the
present restrictions on that trade.
We cannot wonder that men who hsve 80 little
10 propose such application should, in the
arguments by which they attempt TO support their
conclusions have supplied the Abolitionists with
munition enough TO serve them for months. We
never a indscreet paper, even from the pen
of an Abolitionst, than this of the Grand Jury of
Richland District s. c. IL ought never TO have
been written and still lees 10 have been Published.
Fayetteville IN c. Observer.
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The Hon. JOSIAH b. WILLIAMS, State Senator
from the Tompkins District, peremptoriy defines
the Know-Nothing" nomination for Canal Com
missioner
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ADvERrIsEnESrs for The Weekly 7ritun> th.
be handed IN to-day
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A brilliant complexion i. the browning glory of
p,.,,,,. ,o,c.l.ip Of human claw

Precious porcelain Of human clay
te.n.fp and .thOugb lady does Dot posses
ct Al. bv usrs PH1Loss P.PHIAS LorrOs Keep tbs
a., "a hands free recss and pimp..s and npeft
so ne skin Of the neck and Prepared and
81 by ~ PHaLos Nc ST Broadway (St Nicholas HDtsl
,nd No I7 Broadway, Of Deyst For sale by 81
spsetshle drnEFiss. peril mers and fancy deslsrs
WHAT Do PHYSICIANS Say Listen to the
tssnony Of nent physician 10 favor Of AL,sss Vrs
nuVeE which 10 universally acknowledged 10 De tbs
In members Of the medical faculty who
often opposed the d patent medene cannot withhold
their approval Of this invaluable remedy:
LIND. Starr Co, Ohio. Jan. 9. 1872
j have used DR. ALASLs WosA SPECIFIC my pr1vse
practice and prepared that the unparalleled success
with which have prescribed s both Or chi 1ren sn1
adults induces say the Ia its favor q spenc
Istent medicine before broush, ny notice I,c
mode Of the ntlness Of the doss and toe
certainty Of lis efotoons effects II In opinion Do
eded sovsntsse any other medicine of tho Sind before
the public
Purchasers viii be esrsf. to ash for Dr. aLAsEs eeis
brsted VrSsTUeE, ard take none else otner Nernl.
fuses 10 companion, worthles Dr. hL.s@s genuine
Vermfnse .so his celebrated Liver Pills can no oe ia
all respectable Drus Stores the United states and %
PANO-FORTEs,
Mauufsetpred bv J. P. wake Co,
No So Barclay st, Few.York
Fqusl in tore AID touch 10 10 the world in
snc large discount for cash or approved paper
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WINTER CLOTHING.-The undersigned will
dispose Of the balance OF Of first quality READY MADE
CLoTBfsG. psDg 0vercoss Business Goats Psntaoons,
Yeats wholesale prices with view Of reenterns the
new premises at the old stand No 81 Broadway the LIST
OF February ne 1t with entire stock
VIM IT. Jennings Nos. 7 and BarcaySt.
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No. 1896 BRoADwAY-Wholesale and Retail
Dealer In Gold snd Silver Watches Jewelry and sverware
WM. \. TARBELL,
Of the late firm OF A. G. Benedict X Co.
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FowLERs q WELLS, No. 3O5 Broadway, N Y.
To ouR Any PArRoNs-RICH EIIRs En-.

couraeed by patronage in this department Of Ladies Cos
tuning have Manufactured ION premses) from
prime skins for this seasons Retail Sales large assortment
ofLADfgs DRyss FURs comprising s the desirable patterns
qualities TO the Trade and will exhibit and offer
them sale TUESDAY Oct TO- Relying the intrinsic
Of the articles offered renders further COMMUNICATION full
some and unnecessary LEARY Co. Hstters
Ast1Y House Bfoadyay
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PIANO and Music DEALER selling at HIS Great Music Estsb
celebrated Pianos aud Meodeons in the United States 10
prices be had elsewhere Among them Pianos
r. Gilbert Co make with without the beautiful Eolisn
Pianos of HoKAcE WAIERs's greatly improved make
Beautiful Pianos which have been rented but for short tme
will be cold great bargains eeoh instrument warranted
To purchasers, monthly will be taken.
Cash nsia for accom-. hand PianOs Pianos 70 rent
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No 70 vs.ey Barclay directly in Of AstOr HOuse
RICH,s IMPROyEp SALAMANDER SAFE, WILD.

ERs The subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they the only manufacturers OF WLDEEs PATENT
ed Wnders MI Wder and they their
TONERS dollars worth OF property has been
sumed lin twelve yeefs In Safe Of their mske They
sde In the faithful and secured with yonsss
Worlds Fair Lock Halle improved with key larger than
a two shihins piece Day g. Newes celebrated lock Yaes
nproyed any other that be desired large
uent wsys hand and for sae BY STEARSs MARyS Nos
nd LAG Msiet 10 Rich & Go.
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RUPTURE.-MARsn's PATENT, THE ONLY RAD
TESTIMONY OF THE HIGHEsr CuaR.Cr

lEStihVNt w IltOHf.SE NHARAtIER.-
The Hon Geo Soop. judge Of the District Court m Perry
BITrERs has been IN In place and 10
the sstonishmept OF has performed worders We NAV
notice few instances that have under al
observation Almost every who has stopped
catsd eounenanee ard debility that be could not live urh
Longer unable TO attend 10 his business aud for Inc
greater Part his copdned to as We -~cou-
him 10 the GHRMAS BIrrsks whish he
able 70 sftsnd TO business ard perform manual labor
The case of Henry AspeT stone mason. WHOM
posed would from the debility of his
was looked upon spproschns the grave TOOK eixht
min bottles BrrERs during the last winter snd th
the surprise Of all rho kDew his
sstopbns far reeacet a. 70 indece geo.
er bsief kst the alone would be bis only renedy Mr.
Lsckey recommended him to the hoofLA>o Skkss BIT
He appsrt nifty well man and able 20 do bard
dsS's ~os We could mehiop nspy other cases OF similar
character were necessary myself deisca inneh Ssy
net FOR your bens6t sooe but relieve suffering hn
mainly snd let PLEASED the happy
result To the effected we try them faulty and viii war
rant RELIEF
These Brrrss worthy the attention Of invsds posss
ina great rover in he restoration healthy acton Of the
Liver the glands giving the stomach and the
syaem, and bringing the system generally to
Fer sale In New.Ysrs BY A. b a sssu. No 100 Fulton
se, G. II. Rne, No. ice BrSsdwsy; hsyMssD HaKRAL 4
81; C. W CLicKESxR a Co, No 81 Rsrclaya Otcorr Nc
KisssS RosBxs No i27 Maiden lane; Mrx HAYES Brook.
iyn end ty druggists aud dealers OF medicine everywhere
II am dead at the top was the exclamation of
bald Indian II you would In Its full
natures choicest ornsmsn MLLEEs HAIR iSvIeoRro
Oaiy % per bottle Depot No IS Bswey Fer sale BY
Druggists seaersly.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR MILLINERs.- R

GOOD BOOTs l-GooD BOOTs There is no
place New York such excellent Doors be po.
cured WATKISss No. ia Fulton st WATKEss Boots
are ceebrsted for their beauty and durability.
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AsPINwALL's Tonic MIXTURE.-That mind
body subduiug complaint Ague and Fever Is Immediately
arrested by this preparation II reaches hs seat Of the
disease exPe and recruits the strength From one TO two
recipe By maxwell THOMAS, uccessors TO James 5. As
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DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES.-k0BERT NJ.
PATRICK the sole manufacturer In the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes and T. C. Collins lpenetabe Def
anoe Locks and Cross Bars Depot No 1872 Pear door
below Madenane; Mandatory Nos co. g. ca aud 66 Can
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To LET-The Store now occupied by us, stu
sted at No IL veseys and communicating through to No
Bssy Is BY 2o2 feet deep. fitted for large jobbins
also the second story Ion Of store. Possession
be given immediately IL not rented entire within short
will be turned into stores, each street. The
lease has five yesrs from the first of May next
n. D.,
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A New.York correspondent of The Ner- Orleans
Dtea, under date OF the esth ult has the following
paragraph:
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[coseLvpED, oa rogErn rAss.l
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EIGHTH WARD RELIEF MEETING.

An adjourned meeting vas held last evening at
Merritt Hall, in Sprng-s 70 consider what measures
are neces airy TO be taken for the relief OF the unem
.loyed poor OF that Ward. There was not a very
spired meeting. AT I o'clock, the hour appointed,
there were about fifty persons present.
AID Tucker being absent, JAS G. MoFFir vas
called 10 the Chair.
Mr. SIMPSON read the report Of the Committee APP
pointed ct the last meeting, which organizes Relief
Association.
Aid. Tucker coming in just row. was requested by
the CHAIRMAN to take the chsir, this being an adj
journed meeting.
Mr.. MCLEAS thought that it would be much better
to epgrs ourselves upon the Society for the Improve
ment of the Poor.
Mr. SIMPSON said We wanted visitors who would
look after those in want. who never will look them
selves after relief.
An Executive Committee Of eight appointed
and Collecting Committee Of one in each election
district OF the Ward, and Visiting Committee Of fodr
in each district.
AID. TUCKFR was apyoioted Treasurer.
IL YVES resolved 10 obtain location for Depot Of
Donations ard places where the poor can apply for
relief.
AID. TUCKER and several other gentlemen, stated
10 the meeting their determination 20 set no Neg
Years table but TO devote the amount thus saved TO
the funds OF this Assoclstion
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BERMUDA.

Co,re.poneen.e Of The N. Y Tribune.
BERMUDA Thursday, Nov. IT, 1884.
There is no political topic here of moment, to
call for lengthy communication at this time
The Admiral left for Jsmai,a and Greyt9wn
On the lth inst, in his flag ship, the Bosca ven,
20 guns aud other sbips-of-war have followed ia
his track. l. was reported that the Boscawen
would touch at the island of St. Thomas, where
the Admiral expected to meet the screw steam
two.decker Colossus 81 guns, fresh from Eng
land. What means this great naval demonstra-
ton before the Inflated town OF San Juan Is
Mr. Marcy seeking popularity by endangcrlng the
peace of Great Britain ard the United States
How is it that every Democratic Administration,
at Washington, conducts its foreign policy as to
incite fears in the public mind respecting the pres
erya;i,n Of peace between the Old Country aud
her daughter
Tie CurIew. steamer arrived here on the 18th,
from st. Thomas, and sailed again, on the same
day, for Halifax. She brought tidings from
the West Indies TO Oct. 20.
The cholera, in a sporadic form, fingers at
Barbados; but all alarm has disappeared, and the
disease is considered to have exhausted Itself
there. The like account respecting it comes from
st. Lucia. 1t has entirely lett Granada: but at
Trinidad it continues its rayages with great ma
Misunderstanding spread from town TO country.
The same scource has made sad havoc at st. Vim
cent: hut the last news thence indicates marked
abatement in its viruence and extent Deme-
rara continues quite healthy aud SO do the other
colonies, save those enumerated above.
Flour, meal and other breadstuifs appear TO be
wanted az Barbados, and at Antigua and Domln-
lea. at the former island it was selling, on the
Goth, at Sl2 80 per Dbl. TWAS worth also as
much at ST. Thomas.
The Barbados legislature has voted 600 to
aid in sending specimens of the products OF that
Island to the great Exhibition to be held in Paris
in 1855.
All the troops and army officials baye been re-
moved from the Island of Granada and other
small colonies in the Antilles; and further
duction in the army establishment at Barbados is
about TO take place.
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DISTRESS AT YORKVILLE.

To he Editor Of The ". Tribune.
You seem to care for the poor. Allow me to call
the attention of your readers and in particular those
of Yorkvle, 10 a case at their doors. While at
breakfast this morning my little boy told me that
widow woman near by had gone yesterday some three
miles TO procure washing, and had returned uusuc'
cessful. vent 10 see her, and took something for
her immediate relief as he informed me they we're IN
great want. I found her in a shanty. for which she
hes TO pay a. month, and lsaky besides, with ave
children, Of from 10 10 years Of age But what des-
titution have Eever seen the like before, think;
though oh re doubtless have who make II their bus
ress TO hunt no the poor. The children ragged, the
bedding meae er ard the most of it, should judge,
mere rage. One cot for bedstead, and two large
boxes into which the little ones or some of them must
be packed at night; with not even, believe, straw
bed under them, and only rags over them.
The husband of this womsn has been deal some
four years and che has been struggling ever since
with her lit;le ones; and she caHqot gel rork.
A bible lay on the 5. eff, from which sue no DOUBT
obtains consolation when al otner fails. Bat boe
will not feed those CHILDREN pu, clothing on them
Bless them how their little eyes sparked when
presented them with what had brought-an article
or two of clothing some change, and plate OF hot
buckwheat cakes. The can he found in
shanty on the north side OF Eightysixhst., between
the Fourth snd Fiitt-avs Or il any wish to aid her
through me- they can DO so by calling At No. 1874
Broadgay | Will see all they hand in faithfully ap-
piled. Respectfully, Nd.
Eioh.p .sirh.s g., Dec. o. 1884
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WEST INDIES.
We have received later west India rvs by way

We have received later West India nc IS by way
OF Bermuda:
Barbados dates are to the eth of Nov. The Barba-
dians were egitaiDg the question OF incorporating
Bridgetown. The island was perfectly healthy.
Trinidad papers inform that the cholera nad LETT
The towns OF Port Of Spain and San Fernando, but it
fingered in rome Of the country places.
Antigua was healthy. The place had been enliyened
by q great Industrial Exhibition
ST. KRIS. Nov. 1.-THE CholerG-The direful
pesiilence, whose appearance among us was an
iouncod list week, contDues-we lament TO say-to
prevail and with fatal Lightly, not only 10 Bsss9-
ierre and its immediate neighbOrhood, but also at
Palmetto Point, Old Road, and Middle Island lso-
lated cases of cholera and of chOlerac disease have
AFRO shown themselves on other parts of the lslant
but the great virulerce OF the epidemic would SEEM
tt present, 10 he conhned 10 the localities we have
named. The Board of Health assemble daily at
noon 70 receive the reports of medical officers to
devise means for checking if possible, the progress
Of the disease rig atiDg by ana'ory regulations
its magnanoy, ard 10 afford assistance in every pos
sibe to the poor patients and their distressed
families. lGtzeue.
ST. VINCENT, Nov. CO. The Choiera.-There are
s,il occasional cases Of cholera TO be met with in
various parts of the Island but on the whole, We are
glad TO say the public health is rapidly approach
ing to that state of perfection which Is na'uraly de-
sired after the severe visitation we have had lately
DExERARA, Nov. 25.-The dry season hiss been
short one compared with ordinary years but il has
been mere intense and destructive in its operations
than the drouth of any other year can remember
Ground DIVISIONS have suffered the most severely,
and their price has risen accordingly. We have had
an occasional arrival Of few immigrants and one iu-
portsnt departure. Tie Sanford sailed the other
cay, carrying away 25l Coolies, possessing, among
them, DO less a sum than s2l 900 in silver money,
after five years residence They must have been
industrious and saving, OF course, TO have boarded
.uch sum, and it is to be presumed that the panta-
ton on which they were employed benefited in pro-
portionate ratio. The advance on the price OF sugar
and at home has Of course, cheered the colonial
heart but business still remain. dull although stocks
are not diminishing. The Colony is healthy:
lGsyett-
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HOW TO DISTRIBUTE AID.

To The Editor ef The ~ Tribune.
SIR Much has been said Of late in your excellent
columns about assisting the poor. And am very
glad that you have not been backward i'll urging this
beneyolen. object. And think you have beea very
iudicious in recommending the best channels for
derng such assistance.
But there is one otLer channsl which think, Yen
have not definitely specified ard to which beg leave
to call our attention. aude to . City ussiOn,-
"ries" or persons who are sustained by Churches or
benevolent individuals in social or general
mission abors If q missionary is kind and faithful,
he will So commend himself to the conid5nce Of the
roor among whom be labcrs, that ne will become ac
Quained with their uusee7 out no less actual, wants
and suiferinps; end thus be will have opportunity -
relieve the most worthy, ana can often do Il more ju-
dciousls than can, perhaps, be done through larger
organizations.
spesk Sir from observation and experience.
have been laboring in this gJodly City OF Brooklyn
for two yeqrp past rs T. Missionary, and | come in
constant contact with I'll distress which is and II
tbr kl should be, hid from the public gaze AMI eye.
IL the very Kind of suffering which deserves relief
! ought 70 be. AID am thankful for the kind sym
patty and aid which have received 10 my field Of
labor; but still there great Gumoer AZ this press
ing season who might be relieved of pinchng want,
if / had the meaLs aud | believe it is 50 with roy
brethren.
Let me. then take the liberty to call the attention
of your bene voleDt readers 10 this channel OF help
TO he needy See TO IT, my friends, iii you wish =
90 good;l see 70 IT, thar your mission aries are sup
Tlied with the means 10 feed clothe and warm the
deserving poor. Thus they may be the almonere OF
ycur bounty. 10 thousands ready To perish. :. b..
Warm M,son, BROOKLYN Dec q, 1854
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While he had power in the case, he should seize upon
il with pleasure.
But such proceeding was legal set, and could
not spring from any sympathy or euotioo, but must
be based on facts. IL was to him satisfaction IN,
deed he regarded it the croSnng at OF hi. judicial
course that be had set aside two verdcs Of murder
in the fret degree. lie WAS ready TO do 50 in this
case if thing should appear on which to predicate
such action
This is a mouruful duty, said the Judge. | have
10 discretion in the n.;ter. am the the mere mouth
piece Of the Law, formed by the people. In closing
ny judicial course this act is like the pangs that pre-
cede death.
II lie the sentence Of the )urt that you, Wm. ARR
son. be tax zen hence to the Jail Of Hamilton County,
and there safely kept anti the 18th day OF May next,
and that you be- taken by the sheriff Of said county TO
son proper place. and between the hours of 10 and
on said day, be hanged by the neck ustil you are
dead.
APPEARANCE OF THE PRISONER.
Arrison remained shOy unaffected during the
whole time, preserving TO the eni the same uncon-
cerned manner that he has manifested during the
whole of the exciting Trial, though his brother shed
tears copously. The crosd preserved the strlctes1
fience, and calmly dispersed after the sentence. Inc
prisoner Immediately taken TO jail.
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HOW TO HELP THEMSELVES.

To re Ictt0r ~ The v. d. IrtOrle.
SIR: In these busy times find myself crowded
with more than my usual occupation; but, as it is the
fashion OF tie time, submit; and, having no body
to be out, bear the strain upon my and
spirit better than NY mental brethren. hear Of Dis
tIess dra sufering end, though cannot sympa;hize
from feeling can what misery is as read il in
the faces q those among whom roam.
have been locking into and reasons and,
aside from tie spirit speculation and extravaganza
the effects Of which you have sufficiently Sc, forth
! have looked for and found some evils among the
employed as well as the employers. They may seem
sutl-tui the sco'c1 prov-rb Is true Many mickles
"Teke muckle; AID sixpeuce day 70 each msn
Is about So ear, and 10 400 men, $40, 0oO
In M Wal derings entered room, The home Of q
family. All Na- neat ami tidy, but the furniture was
scsliy, ard mother and children looked mearer and
WON. TIE father came in, and the wife asked for
money for the upper receiving from him tao shi,-
iiuss, as Il it we're all lie had. With this toe small
supper vas bought al the n.aress grocery Soon he
stepped out for 3 moment aud following him I say
another shilling 90 into the grocers till for chear
ne drink. lie returned quite bright and cheerful
his sfe looked sad - the oior BETRAYED hun. ana
could lot Sc that bic children we're anv b,nnier
while FED and clothed though he mi ;bt for the
Eomert be IN better mood | gdei int, another
room, al saw the sane aspect Of poverty ynil. the
Dir was sitting with az odOr quite oyerpo gsrp, IN
ny ETHEREAL nature. | kIex tobacco; who does not
who has spent day in this City, But in the street
can soar above ~ wherein | ON favored above NOR
iAs. In this room, through the gloom and darknes,
disoerned man and bis wife seated. irwin, to bs
c'niofatle and both putting l.Ae volcanoes This