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From Albany.
AlDRnys
RAILROAD BRIDGE BrRSED-RFMAINS or GEN. VI

RAILROAD BRIDGE BURSED-RFMAINS or GEN VAN
fENssELAER, CANAL BREAK, ETC.
- hLBaSY April q. 1852.
The railroad bridge over the Mohawk. between Troy
anu Waterford was burned during last night by Gin
ders falling from the locomotive II is very serious
TO the company Some two months time will be required
to rebuild it. during which time the northern will
be by the way Of Schenectady.
The remains Of Gen. Solomon Van Rensselaer, re.
moved this morning from their temporary resting place
III the cemetery Of the Dutch Church to the family bury
ing ground in the Of his residence at Cherry ILL., and
there inferred.
The Rochester .7drs Of this morning says the canal
break at Albion is far repaired TO permit Of
sage Of packet boats and in day two loaded boats will
be able to Boats from the tile water have reached
Rochester
Boats are in from Lyons
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Items from Tcxns

BALTIMORE, April q. 1872
The Southern mall from New Orleans has arrived with
late Texas dates but the il much interest
James Fulherson Sheriff of Layacca county muir
derod by man named Charley from Mississippi. Tho
citizens took Sharkey from the Jail during the night
and hung him.
The steamboat Camden, descending the Brazos,
struck snag and sunk. She was loaded with cotton.
Eight hundred bales Of cotton were swept away from
the BRACES landing by the freshct.
The planters recovering from the effects Of the
late floods. The damage done to the growing crops Is
not 20 great as anticipated.
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Markets.

NV ORLrhNa, April 2J-Noon
The sales tlis morning 5000 bales cotton Mt full
prices. Strict mddllDg is at &c.
CHARLESTON, April 90. 1862
Salcs Of 100 bales 81 cotton have been made at sac
SEC. The market Is firm at full prices
CHARLESTON, April 81, 1852
The salos Of Gotten to-day amounted to 4S2 bales Mt
GO Saic The market continues very firm ana prices
full.
ALBAnY, April 81 1852.
Sales made to-day Of 2 600 bushels OF Gonesce
wheat IT 81 TO- Corn Il dull COCO bushels yellow round
old ~ 1Ec Barley-00o0 bushels two and four rowcd
charged hand at re
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BUFFALO, April IL 1897.
Dunkirk harbor IL still closed The steamer Maynow-
which wrecked last fall has been owed to Fair
port and will be the line shortly Boats arrive and
leave here freely.
Catherine Hayes gives her first concert here tonight
All the tickets sod this morning readily for
the Jenny Lind concerts
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Inter estlnC from Utica,

DEFEAT OF TIE TEMPERANCE PARTY-NURDER.
Urea. April q. 1852.
An election was held to-day In this city for six Com
ms'ioners Of Excise temperance and license ticket
were in the field and the latter elected entire BY
average majority Of :}OS.
Andrew Needer, a German laborer. to-day commit
ted for trial charge of having choked his wife
death on Saturday night last lie that she died in
drunken fit
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Liverpool the 9th inst bearded Sd whom
lat 49, by about dozen AIMED With axes from
bark supposed to be Greek Spanish who
plun der when the Pocsbontss Shields
IN sight, and sent boats crow g the assistance % tho
vessel and saii The rAte&l vessel was low op
with road white ports And white rad.
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. .Arrived-Briss Gsls. Wilmington, NC; Judge Whitm.n
Galveston; Empire Philadelphia schrs Elliot Rant
ssss kssme1s %.% and c s:s
Cieaied-SIips Stahordshire. sy~- right Nfork.
Orleans; barks Coeh,psta svana; Hazard south America
Cleared -Br!,ss Grand Turk. Warren ri; 9TH Tribe N
York. schr A Eth. Providence.
In the o1inp-Catharine NYurk.
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The Southern Steamers

SAEANNAII. NpflI .. 1S3Z.
The steamship Florida Captain Lyon. arrived here in
co hour. from New York.
CHARLESTON, April %, 1882
The steamship Union Captain Adams, from New York
on Saturday. Mt o'clock T. ~, arrived ut her wharf
here on Monday evening.
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Printers Indicted for Cnnsn,raex.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April ~. 1852
Seventeen iournt printers have been indicted by
the Grand Jury for conspiracy to prevent Andrew
Dunn from working in the telegram Office
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Baltimore Ward Meetings.

SiuNAL TRIUMPH OF THE FILLMORE PARTY.
49, BALThoRE. April q. 1852.
The whig ward meetings held night to elect
delegates to the Wing Convention and to select delegates
to the National Convention. Eighteen wards elect Y
FILLMORE and is Scott and there are two wards to
hear from, electing ten delegates
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DIAPER HANG1NGS.-THOMAS FAYE & co, NO
1876 Pearl street, Madison, call tho attention ~
dealers md purchasers generally TO their extensive aor
ment Of foreign ard domestic Paper angnE of
riety and style, particularly their fine Oak Velvet ard
Gold decorations which they have arranged
TO show aglanco to tho most what
the effect win be when the walls. Tho public invited
10 all and examine this and unique arrangement The
most ntistcal worhmen employed TO hans the rsper
WINDOW SHADES AND CORNICEs, PApER HANG
w irgs Lace ana Muslin CURTAINS, Curtain Materials
and Trimmings Of every description with thing IN the
Upholstery line will be sold ny tho Suhsrher 20 por cent
lower than any .tLer establishment In the city.
a. N. & Il. DAVIES, Upb0lsterers, 2O0 Bowery
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MARITIME INTEL ENCE
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 81, 1852.

ALMANAc-APRIL %.
IN RIsKs.. .......b OF >. . morn 2 IL
in sErs. ............6 81 HIGH WATER morn 2 Vi
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THE North GiR0LyNA WING CONVENTION
DECLARED FOR
FILLMORE AND THE COMPROMISE.
Baltimore City Going for Fillmore.
HORRIBLE STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS,
&C., &c sc.
The Latest from Washington

The Latest from Washington.
MANIFESTO OF TIE SOUTHERN wHIGs-THE NICARA-
6uA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SETTLEMENT DE-
TWEEN ENGLAND AND AMERiCA-HoN. LUTHER
BRADIsH ArPoINTED ASSISTANT TREAsuR ETC
SPECIAL coRRrsroNDINcE or THE YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON. April q, 1@2
The Southern wing members who retired from the eau
have prepa protest and statement Of their posi-
ton. u will make about Fix columns IL is strong do
and r,anests disposition TO back out from
the ground ably maintained by the gentlemen in the
Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Champion in behalf of their
spt ctiyc Cove rnments. still occupied in efforts 20
bring about final adjustment IL the Nicaragua diff
Guilty. They aided by Mr. Nyke British Consul
General 10 Nicaragua. and accredited to other States Of
Central America vice Frederic Chatfeld recalled As FAR
che UniSd States and England concerned there
j. believed Ia exist great embarrassment in the way
Of satisfactory settlement.
IL il Understood has already been announced that
Mr.. bcT, The A rican Charge has found government
In the executive session OF the Senate to-day Luther
Bradhh confirmed Assistant Treasurer az New
York y. w
TIE MORSE AND o'BEILJY TELEGRAPH SUIT, ETC.
NAsiliNGros April n. 1852
In The Surr, me Court yesterday. Mn Gillette counsel
fr OF ey and hers in the telegraph patent APP
piled fer coninuaI Of the 10 the next term
the ground 81 the unavoidable abs Of his colleague
Hen. :. 4 Chase. n Ohio For Professor Nor Messrs
GiroId. e New York. and Cambci Harding Of Phila-
phih appeared council MIR. C8mlo stated that they
edy and dear argue the question, ana that
model hld prepared al great expense TO illustrate
the Invention 10 The court The finally con-
tinucd until tie nsx' tom.
The banks a. Washington Georgetown and Alexandra
Tue danfe. done by he frrhet 10 the Chesapeake and
Ohio Earal
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NE VS. BY TEL Z G. Il APH.
SHEECH OF SENATOR SEWARD
IN BEHALF or THE
CO ms st A Nj T. IS

SPEECH OF MIR. STEPHENS IN OPPOSITION
TO THE WING CAUCUS.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

III commence class Of French convr'',n for thos.
srasss s.a as,s' a"e
ing Madam Barber can be every day, from 70
O'clock. at 565 Broadway Terms oaderate.
LIRENCu, SPANISH, AND ALAN LANGUAGES
DIT Professor Of Spanish and Italian
we'll own resdenee as at those Of ru.
III nnd in boarding schools or college, for both
that pupils may considerably improve in Of said Ian
tor Of time address post paid Dr. TSo
Herald office.
SING SING, WESTMINSTER CoUNTY.-MRs. PAT
ten age having for
those that favor her with their patronage that
her pupils win enjoy unusual means Of and
and edssatSn SIS pnssI eight above that age $780, Ap
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL IN THE. COUNTRY
Eight children only taken into the family Of an
teacher to board and Instruct. parea. care
to sa Raei
% s ss at N IL NAY r,
COLUMBIA coLLEGE.-PARENTs AND GUARDIANS
hnya a Na e snt M sss &
tween seventh and Eighth avenues boarding and Day
Studies Of they bavs
college They have concluded agreeable the Prssi
aen. Of Columbia coegs to accept boaders those wish
oneirg tier institution in readiness every morning
h In r@s aSsR the ssr "a. Hn
Of potent Greek nd Latin teachers
viii repeat and rehearse ali the lessons given them study
that day to have them perfectly prepared for their
next days duties at the College, and they WILL besides
have the advantage Of following the studies Of modern Lam
and also of gymnrstcs to he directed by masters In
the art be controlled by rules and regulations king
them in inferior t. those OF institution Circu
lars can he Of Mesr Bunnel Price III Fulton
street. ms above.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT HOBOKEN-TERMs, PER
French .aS 1Ss Studs Ss Sf %
Drawing, Fencing, and Vocal Music Da scholars mode
rate rates. Circulars at the Ini titution.
J.. DE GRAND VAL, No Hudson terrace.
CCHoOL TEACHER wANTED-ONE WELL QUAIL
~ bed-An American, n professor Of some Prutestant
religion temperate habits good moral character well re
commended will find good school, by calling the
tees q the Academy at Mariners Harbor Port Rich
mond Staten Island Garrett T.. Wright David Van Name
Jr. George Thompson, Trustees.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

DIAPER HANGINGs, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
designs just imported. by Francis Pnres Co., SIS
Pearl street. selected to decorate the interior
apartments Of the most costly mansions be put nj
bv superior workmen. offered at wholesale retail q,
the very iowebt prices.
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W cry IMPORTANT TO IRON AND BRASS FOUN-
ders-Csst iron and other metal vessels for house,
hold and other purposes timed the inside FERDI-
NAND Kraft 0l Elm street, corner Walker Orders
prs mpty attended to.
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sSN MECHANICS BUILDING AND mutual
-oan Association "A Special Meeting Of this S..a
WI be held a. the corner Of tic and rsss
on ednesdsy evening April 81 at o'clock The ohsx
he Assoc iatien will be explained at the and ~
opportunity offered to subscribe for shares A. Tn
orts OF this assoca ton have already about evhs
tc aclar and there has been but Tor
mako money TO attend this meeting and secure an In
ertst in is society There shares which the
trance fee has been paid but the
not Tho holders of those shares should pay their dues
this meeting, and save their hnes.
ROBERT T.. PERRIN, President.
JAMES ROBINSON, Woe President.
J. s. DxrnAN Secretary. Once 1856 Atlantic street.
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HoTELs-LEA & PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE
SaucePurchnsers will please take the precsution OF
seeing that the words Lea g. Perrins worcestershire
Sauce printed the labels ion pressed the patent
metallic capsules of bottle of the genuine All
others prepared after tho original recipe Of
Lea PERKINS, their left out otherwise substi
tuted. nil spurious. JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS, 401
Broadway only agents in the United States for Loa
rins' III nrcc e rsLirc Sance.
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- CoLUMBU', April z. I602
committee of twenty has been appointed to pre-
pare business for the convention viz Messrs Cheeyes
Richardson Seabrook. Butler Huga, Burnell, Evans.
Whitney, IL l.. Wardlaw, Frost +. H. Wardlaw Dankn.
buchanan Perry Gregg +. Beliinger, Pckens, Hayne.
liarlee Arthur, and McAuley,
Nothing else has been done as vet
The interest is Increasing
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NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE SELLING
at lar2ain ut No Spruce strcetSofas Couch Beds
Lounges OIL Cloth Carpets Looking Glasses office Desks
chairs stools Counters with drawers 450 Bedtcad TOO
husk and hair Mattresses Feather Bcds Hat stand pine
cherry and black walnut Tables IL dozen Chairs and
Rockers.
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MADAM BARBER, NATIVE OF PARIS. INTENDS
A TO commence class Of French convr'i,n for those
WHO have already some knowledge of .a suage and
who wish the practice of IT. also cass
ing. Madam Barber can be day, from 3 TO
O'Clock, at T5 Broadway. Terms nnderate.
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M ORTIZ kNOWiNG.-a LIQUID HAIR DIR Rs-
w gutrbF but one appiicstln (savinR tho time and
trouble 81 GONE over tho har with daee nL prspara
ousl has ueen discovered It n iustan ttn.ous a.
Nct rrudutinr IN nini' sbe black brown aor a. a.
ta receipt Tor making and directions Cor usins The
SAINT VII pe eps 70 kny sddress recrpt % 81 poet
Pae. ADDRESS hIlhNNK GUY, Analytical Ghor Boa "a
Broadway Post Once.
MIS-. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA TEN.
i ders her services TO the ladies Of ths
city N Ahtrpogy Love. ana Law Matters Interpreting
prenme Nc ~ I"oks and science, eonsteotIy rolled "
harrcou and W tell the o. the or eantIcr an
they will marry hio tho the visilars Readsnos
gu Greud street between Clinton end Attorney areess
Ladies. ntty Geuts. gentlemen. one doil.r
rs IoR sALEi YES TIE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
ninnttT That totally annilate. Rata Mice Roaohos.
Anita BOD bugf Noes, 20 prrohns Al Az Dro ID
way 9hc prorrio'or tMr COSTA M does NOT beoye IN
certcntet tut rer thoac Who wish know Of it
T. nrt heutce and persona ~ the city. inform ou
readers not 20 hoeve Ger oatcs puh Nv other, Int
- qc e tic ptraons named IN them, thea they viii not
- STORMS INDIAN DIPor NO. II KING STREET
y now relW.t reetuished md ready Tor dist but5n
WIN efer} ln" II sectabe medicines from Snuth AmerG
rrmltrpr 20 Tor ~ Kinds ~ oomnl.nts Ne brr a.,
family HrG nod to- Wahtod-a seoond had ain gie C,r.
fsios 49," herncca cnmpete TOP MON for 4 heb thn
each VIII - paid, ~ IL intrinsic ysloe - ~
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I LIGHTNING RoDs-A. NJ QUIMBY & SON, NO.
- w, East Twentyeyenth street. New York, pre-
pared g. execute with Dispatch orders for hcr
Lightning Rods for buildings in any part of the world At
places within few days travel from this city tho rods
erected under the personal superntendcnce Mr. Qumb
They are nut up IN neat and permanent and
reasonable price Qoiobys Rods have been general
IL aud have been completely successful pretcoting
buildings n m gbtnrg while the round rod has failed
often 90 have become utterly unworthy OF conidcnee
means of protection.
DOYERS LIGHTNING BOOKSTORE NO. 1856 BROAD
ID way-Boyors Patent Improved Rods sold aud put up
Of the Union All orders addressed Boyer l56
Broadway viii be promptly attended 60. Silver medal
awarded at tho Worlds Fair for best nt and rods
Roger. Fi.ty agents wanted immediatly.
LuuisyfLv JArusry 81. 1851,
The Lightning Conductors put up by j. Boyer, this
city on the plan ofJ Roger. to 10 very seyse
and IN point mechanical tton very host
II 60 DO hoped that tho az these
Rods become general ne IN important auxiliary dnos
against danger which must he regarded OF no
magnitude, 60 which all LuiJn 81 liable.
d. SILJNAN Jr
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT HOBoKEN-TERMs PER
- annum, $40 to $500. for full class Of Classical
French English and Mathematical Studies together
Drawing, Fencing and Vocal Music Da, scholars
rate rates. Circulars at the Inf titution.
L. DE GRAND VAL. No. 8 IIndsnn
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NEW YORK AND LONDON PICKLE, FISH, SAUCE.
and Preserve Warehouse 46 yesey street Tho great
est variety Of articles in the trade be obtained At the
lowest prices comprising London and Durham Mustard;
Pickles. ssnees kstehups hermeteay scaled Oysters,
Gurrie Powder, India Soy &c Also Pepper and
Tomato alnu and Mushroom Kechup, in style to
ages, at GEO RAPHAELS New Store i6 yesoy street.
tween Church Green streets,
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CCHOOL TEACHER WANTED-ONE WELL QUAIL
~ bed-Ap American, n professor Of some Protestant
religion temperate habits, good moral character well
tees u the Academy Mariners Hsrbor Rich
mond, Staten Island. Garrett T.. Wright David Name
Jr.. George Thompson, Trustees.
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q I00 TO SscO.-A PARTNER WANTED IN A
WfOO light and pleasant urng business,
neeted with genee and store business As the
that could be found elsewhere In this city Apply
at the store 2 Hudson street from ii TO IL A. NJ
BPM
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-03-12
REMARKABLE Dr., covERY IN VIRerN14

REMARKABLE DI>c.vERY IN VIRGINIA.
"A letter in The Richmond Times states
that few days ago, while several men
we're engaged in blasting out limestone
near Buchanan, Botelourl county, they
discovered cave, with an entrance Of
some six or eigh, feet in height, and up
wards ofon hundred long, with two apart.
menis. In the first they found some
eanhen Ware and a large stone cross;
on lI,e cyoss there was some carving, but
was so much defaced by the hand Of
time that it was scarcely discernible. A
number of citizens, with lantern, subse-
qnen,ly entered the second apartment,
where they found skeleton seated on
a huge iron chest, with lis back resting
against the wall. On opening this ches,
they found it to contain gold coin, perfect
iy smooth Or one side and cross with
some characters on il on the other. The
gold in the chest by weight is wor,l
seven hundred and eighty three dollars.
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ave Jay it down as rule Of business
from our experience as well as feason,"
ssys the Philadelphia Ledger, ",hat he
who aduertises judiciously and extensive
", can afford TO sell TO his customers TO
better advantage than he who does not,
because he adopts the correct mems to
multiply their number and secure @ him
self much larger amount Of business.
He who does the largest amount pf busi-
ness can do it a, the least per cen age OF
profits"
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ONE Of our exchanges, we don't know
which or we would give it credit, thus po
etizes the sneak who don't prepay biz
letters:
The man whonow.a-day vii write;
And not prepay his letter.
Is worser than the heather are,
What don't know any better,
And If YOU take q fine. tooth comb
Ard rake down oil creation
You couldn't find meaner man
10 this ere mighty nation.
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G Whe, lne Grauu Jury was being
empanneled at Cambridge Mass, last
week, juror asked to be excused on The
ground lha, he was deaf of one ear, and
could only hear on one side. Judge
Hoar replied that lie did no, appear 10 be
suHicien, excuse, sinceJ as Grand
Juror, he ,oas only erpected to hear one
side!
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TEAS.

As the names OF the different kinds Of
Tea relnte TO the time their being
gathered, or TO some peculiarly in their
manufact,re, we have ihongh, brief &C.
comt of tIen would not be inappropriate.
1t is general rule, that ali tea is fine,
| in proportion to The tenderness aud I'm.
maturity Of the leaves. The quality and
value Of the different kinds diminish as
they are gathered later IN the season,
un,il they reach the lowest kind.
BLACK TEAS. soon as the leaf
bud begins 10 expand, il is gathered TO
make Pekoc. A few days later growth
produces what is here called Black Iedped
Pekoe. The next picking constitutes 8
Souchong; rs the leaves grow larger and
more mature, they form Congou; and
the last and latest picking is Bohea.
Bohea is called by the Chinese, Id-cha,
Qarge Tea. on account of The maturity
and size oflhe leaves; it contains larger
proportion Of woody fibre than other teas,
and its infusion is Of a darker aud coarser
flavor.
Congou, the next higher kind is
named .rom corruption Of the Chinese
Koong foo. (grea. care, or assiduity. y
This forms the bulk Of The black tea i'm.
porled, and is mostly valued for lis
strength.
Souchong. Seaou. choong (small scarce
sort) is the strongest black tea, with >
leaf that is generally entire and curly
It is much esteemed for its fragrance and
ine favor.
Pekoe. is corruption Of the Canton
name, Pak.ho, (whle down) being the
first sprouts Of leaf.buds, they are cover
ed with white silky down. II is de.
licate tea, rather, deficient in strength,
and is principally used for flavoring olhel
teas.
GREEN TEAS. The following are the
principal kinds: Ituaukay, Hyson-Skin
Hyson, Gunpouder. aud Young, Tyson
/ Young Hysnn (when genulne) is del
icale yo1ng leaf, called in the original
language Yutsien, (before the rains
because garhered.in in the early spring.
Hyson, from the Chinese word, He.
tchu,le, which signifies fourished spring.
TINS fbe sert'of lea Is gathered in The
-eaflySpar,sof the season. There is cx.
IRENE care and labor used in iherprepara-
ton of Ibis. tea; each leaf is picked
separately, apd upped off above the
peiiole or orfoo'stalk, and every separate
leaf is ,wisiedsand rolled by hand liit
much esteemed for its agreeable favor.
Gunpowder, as it is called, is nothing
but Hy.on rolled and rounded, to give i,
the granular appearance whence il deri
evs its name. The Chinese call i, Choo-
cha Pearl ,Tea.)
Tyson Skin is so named from the orig.
inal Chinese term, in which con. ion
the skin means the ratuse or nfe rior por.
lion. ln preparing Tyson, all those
leaves that are Of coarse yellow or i'm
perfectly twisted appearance are separa
ted and sold as Skin. Tea, at an iuieri,1
price.
Twankay is the last picking of greer
tea, and in addition TO the leaf b"iua
older, it is not so much rolled or twisted
as the dearer descriptions; there is alto
ge,her less trouble bestowed on its pre-
para,ion.