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The Nassau Street Casualty.
C0RONER's INQUEST.

Yesterday Coroner ODonnell held an inquest ct the
New York Hospital upon the bodies Of Alexander Burns
and Cornelius Sullivan, who killed by the falling
of the old building of Nassau street and Cedar,
on the morning of Monday. The arst witness placed
upon the stand William Van wart, who being duly
sworn depossd that he resided Ut No. "a Grove street,
d foreman to Amos Woodruff, master mason, and has
been employed by him for several years; has taken
down several buildings for him. had charge Of taking
down the mason part Of the building Of Nassau
and Cedar streets O'Clock yesterday, when in the
act Of removing bricks from tho second story Of
the said building Alexander Burns Cornelius Sullivan,
and others employed the floor, which suddenly
having given way The floor or the second story rested
the drst, dragging with portion OF the rear WALL
covering up three Or four mon caused the ruins to
York Hospital had just left the floor previous to it's
down said building; went around the bulcing every
day since commenced taking 1t down and every hour
sss examined II a. usual ON the morning OF the &C.
cdent and found nothing In the appearance OF the build
ing to cause any apprehension on my part as to its s
ing II had would not have allowed the men to work
upon 1t; there were large number Of men women and
boys always around the building gathering up pieces of
them away; have complained to tho police OF their
presence and they have repeatedly ordered them off,
Robert Minton sworn. Stated that he could corrobo
rate the testimony Of the last witness, and believed It
all be true had always the foreman at his post
MEDICAL TESTIMONY
Thos B. DASH NJ D., being duly sworn, deposed that
he was House Surgeon Of tho New York Hospi.
tai; Alexander Burns, the deceased, WAS admit.
ted to the institution at 10H O'Clock A. M.
on the $50 inst. in state Of extreme exhaustion from
severe injuries about the head chest and abdomen he
died .. falf past O'Clock p NJ. on the same day
mace pest norton examination, and POUNDS fracture
At the base Of the SKULL and laceraon Of the BRAIN
Cd examining the chest found Ave rios on thelright
side and four the left fractured; there was ALSO
rupture Of both lungs; the intestnes also found
to be ruptured In several places
A. henry Thurston, NJ d. being duly sworn, deposed
that be was attached TO the New York Hospital as
house surgeon Cornelius Sullivan admitted ysster
day morning, At about half past l0oclock exceedingly
prostrad he had marks Of external nj ures except
flesh wound on the right cheek; he died about Eve
o'clock in the afternoon; made post mortem exa nj
nation of the body Of the deceased and found
fracture Of the petrs and internal hemmorhase which
was the caus OF death
The then being given to the jury they rendered
verdict Of "death BY injuries accidentally received
by the falling Of old building ofNassau and
Cedar streets, on the 23d Of July, 1867
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Or cslebrate trium plant wicked ness

Or celebrate trium plant wickedness.
Though pesns ring, and peoples near and far
Pay their ovstions with the loud huxza;
No need Of praise TO power divorced from good,
TrsmpDg the law Of human brotherhood;
Or smooth apologies, In daintiest rhyme,
For titled scoundrels and for gilded crime
But Natures priest and truths the bard should BIO,
Upright In purpose and in spirit free,
Scornpg all bsseress, and in virtue strcng,
Wagipg unceasing warfare with the wrong.
And here the poet aIludss, eulogstic terms, to
P:erront as his beau ideal concluding his trbnts to
his merits ~ follows
And still, whers'er thy honest verse is read,
Thy prsite shall be-"We cannot make him dad"
As contrast to the true poet he treated his audience
to the following sketch Of the counterfeit
The amorous verse. wright, who, to Julia's eyes
Pumps from his trachea sounds that pass Tor sighs
And through some tortion OF his fevsIous brain
Mistakes for love h old oyspeptic pain;
And bent on verse; through song and sonnet drives
His creaking nouns with tender sdjectives;
Making with tropes incongruously mixed,
Nor sense, sor nonsense, but q cross betwixt-
Will shrug his shoulders at this plain advice,
And lay IL on the SHELF nice.
Perhaps it is; but this, in self defence,
At least, Pll say-'tis meant for men Of sense.
This poem concluded the exercises and after bsns-
diction the audience dispersed JIM.
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residence iSI West Thirty third street, ct o'clock
In brooklyn, on Tuesday, July "A, sesss brief flnsss,
JAMES HOWARD son Of Robert ana Sarah R. Dven. sSed
year,, month. and days.
funeral service At their rssdsncs 81 CARROLL Strsst
South Brooklyn, ct O'Clock p. NJ this day (Wsdnes.
day,) without further invitation.
Of consumption, Mr.. JAMES Ike son Of the late Can't
Isverstt Lee, aged 10 years, months and IA days.
His friends and relatives invited to attend his fu-
neral to morrow Thursday afternoon, ct O'Clock
from the residence Of his sister, Mrs. Richardson i2a
On Monday, July rs, OF short but severe illness,
Hoctor.
Her remains will be taken from. No. Fourth street.
corner OF Division avenue Williamsburg to Evergreen
Cemetery, this day wednesday, At o'clock 7. n.
On Monday afternoon, July 23, after severe illness
ELIZABETH only daughter OF Edwin and jane VsndewAter
aged 8 years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents, at East Williamsburg, this wednesday, morn
ing, at o'clock Her remains viii DO taken to Hemp
On Tuesday, July "a, EIzABKru TERRY, only daughter
Of John T. and Eliza Barber aged year, months and
S6 days.
The funeral win take place this day, wednesday, ct
O'CLOCK p. NJ from this Church Of the Messiah, Abel.
phi street, near Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Friends Of
the family invited attend without further notice.
Suddenly, at Harlem July %, CArHAMSE PARMALEE,
wife OF William II Calkin, aged 40.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence 12lst street.
Harem near Second avenue this day, (wednesday) ct
IL O'Clock A. Her remains will DO taken to Pough-
keepsie for interment.
On Tuesday morning, July "a, MARY LOUISA, daughter
The remains viii be taken to birmingham, Mass.. for
ipterment,
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Naynl Intsllsuence.

THE Acting MIDsHPMEN THE PREpLE Tho acting
mdshipmen who have gone to the practice sh p
Feeble, are W. M Allen, +. M Bruce T. B. Mills, NJ
Blue, j. W. Harris, S. schryock. r. S. ColIum c. NJ
diet. Nathaniel Green, II. Howson, O L. Franklin, VIM
4. Kerr, l. Puhisn, A; F: Cooke, WIN. Brown, A.
Kantz W F. Evans, G. n. swasey, D. a. Pardee A. r
Merriam R. s NJ. Cook L H. Gibbs, George F. Perkins
George Iervty, James Ross, r. T. Bradford. WIN. II.
Vaughn, c. Philips, N. II. Farquhar, j. W. W. Davis,
A. s. Ashe, H. W. Miller, J. g. Moreley, George A. Saw
yer, L. ?. Ward, G. Merchant, John +. Wright. z. F.
MMhen G HIS 1inHa.o on Ssa
ssntvcord Anerew CaInes John Grim6sn, r. II. Yates,
william, We lcb F. S McCook, Leroy Fitch, c. Hatfield
J. A. Howell C. o. Judson, c. J. Mcl ougall, George A..
Bgeov, E. D. G. Wing, George NJ Badeett, G. B.
White, G. !; storrs, James Bishop, 7 Il Eastman, Z.
Smith G. b Cleveland, Roo Prentiss, r. Mallet.
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On Monday, July 49, ANNA KATE, daughter OF Esbsrt
C. and Caroline Cook, sged II months
Tho featives and irsrds Of the family are respect
fully invited to sttted the funeral from No TO West
Nin.eLih street, this a. rnoou, at O'Clock, without
further Invitation.
On Tuesdsy morning, July "a, Of congestion Of tho
brain, THOMAS LoCgBAr, Jun, OF TIE firm Of Lo:khart
4. Gibson, sged AZ years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
O'Clock in the afternoon from his late residence a3l
Broadway, TO Greenwood Cemetery
On TUESDAY, July "a, after short and painful illness
ANN TIzAB,TH, daughter Of John j. and Mary H. Myers
sred year, months an d days
Ire relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO att nd the funeral to- morrow afternoon at
O'Clock from The residence OF her parents IL Jones at
On TUESDAY, July "a, GEORGE KING, Esq, sged S.
years
tend bis funeral from the Bay State Hotel 40 Fulton
street this afternoon, July rs, at O'Clock, without fur
Their Invitation.
q. Tussdsy, July "a, JAxrs, second Of VIM Kelly,
sg.o ~ months.
The trends snd acquaintaIses Of the family are re.
specsfuy invited to attend his funeral at O'Clock this
cay, from his late residence, IS Ridge street
On tuesday evening, July "a, BLAscus IoTHER, tbs
,niy child q Arthur and Hannah Fitzpatrick, aged II
The relatives and friends Of the family are respsco
fully invtej 10 attend the funeral this day, (wednes.
dsy "a O'Clock r. NJ nom the residents OF her pa.
On Monday, July Is, lExxA FRANCES, adopted daush.
His fi NOS and acqusintances are respectfully in ,tsd
10 attend Der funeral from her late residence rhrd
avenue, at O'Clock this aft<rsoon.
ON 1uetday eInoen, after abort ilness MARY in.
FAINT daughter Of Ezra b. and CAthsrins Sweet, aged
Funeral service viii tale place this DAY. wednesday,
at O'Clock NJ, at % Watts street The relatives
and friends sre respectfully invited 10 attend without
fur, her invitation Tie remains viii be tAken TO Hack
enssek, N. j.. fer intsrntnt, en- Thursdsy morning.
On Ionsay July -. ii ,., elect t.osh,er Of
The u,eros and sequs'ttapess ~ the family ar. re-
fTet'tny r.td 20 attend tho funeral from Der late
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Theatres and Exhibitions,

BROADWAY THEATRE.--The new pieca called
"ILe Fairy Circle, or Con O'Csrolan's Dream
will be rereated to night. II ia received every
evening by The audience with great approx alton.
Mr.. Williams appears az O'Carolaa, asd Mrs. Viii.
lans a. Moss.ee. Tho amusements will com.
meSs WIN ,s s. ise Of Pssnce and perseve
faverite With everybody, viii appear In two era
rac:ers. As Mr. and Mrs. Williams are 30 ucc sesfu
we think The infringement ought TO prevail on them
TO plsy Tor longer per!oi. IL Is not customary at
thin feston OF ~ year to draw such large houses
proving decidedly ihs. they are great favorites.
NiBLos GARDEs.--ln consequence OF the con.
tnutd lIdsposii,n Of Mrs l.. p ne, who cannot
lossblJ spp.a. this week, and as tbs / imitable
performance Of Nj. Barton as Timothy Toodles has
given 80 much delight to the vsiters Of this thea re-
repeated requests having been made for its rep,.
TOD, 1t Will, there be given to night. Poor
PiLiccddy, another character in which Burton Is
oelsbla'ed, will conclude the amassments.
BowtRY THEATRE This evening the receipts
speIs's tsgedy q "Richard Ill.," the part of Glgu
cyskr by MIR. J. N. Cooke, Richmond by Nj. Hart.
Duke OF Buckingham by Mr. 7. Hamilton, q very
promnvsMS actor; Hans a. and and K,.ann" parody
after wbish Msssrs. McGresor and Pike will give q
Gene from "0thello." Various songs and, daness
viii follow, and all Will close with the "Gipe
Cook Of the Wilderness"
WOODS MMsrsELs;-.This company gives hue
entertain ment tc-nsht-negro melodies, various
dsrces ard Instruments, solos, and the sketch
col Led the Wandering Minstrel"
TUE Book CnIL DREs.-- These talented children
are giving their dramatic entertainments at the
watering places with great success. They are
very clever, and deserve extensive patronage.
News by the Mails.
Ole hutdIsd and eighty deaths occurred In New
oresns curing the week ending the l4th inst, OF
whsh forty four from yellow fever and eight from
rive prisoners made their eacsps from the Zsnesville
uaAd In
cemplsbpg their object were an old case knife and
.tp o. poplar board about two and half inches vide
sstus ,ofnns, resident Of the N. Y Central road,
persons who removed the spikes and rails from tbs
TRACK nesT syracuse on the night of the 10Th inst
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Brooklyn City News.

CIRCUS Nor NUIsANcE.-1he Brooklyn Board Of
Health, which passed resolution Monday declaring
the booths and tents OF circus to DO nuisance and
dangerous to public health to the conclusion yes
tercay that they had been mistaken; to make mat
tiers right they adopted the following which offered
by Alder IN Gro veil
!" Resovsd That the resolution adopted at The last
MEETING declaring the tents and booths OF Mons Fran
ccns circus nuisance be reconsdered and rescindsd"
Alder man Bafnaud, the mover OF the original reso
Tut on voted in the negative being still OF the opinion
tia. tents and booths prejudicial to health.
FiRE = Ere broke out among outhouses and
stable situated within the centre Of tho block
about l2 O'Clock Monday night The Materials being
Of comousnbls nature shed brilliant light, which
could be seen from q great distance The damage
easianed vas about $780, Barney Carter was the o.
cursut
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SCPPotlD FATAL ASSAULT ON SHIpBoA ARD Tha
bnk kilby, Captain Benjamin Small, from New
York for Port Neuf, River 81. Lawrence, put ia
belov this port Yesterday TO procure edicsl aid
fer the mate, Mr.. William ThomYs of New York.
who bad been severely wour ded in the head And
shoulders by the steward Of the bark, Henry Arm
.norg, co.oied man, when OF Cape Cod, Jester
dsy forenoon. Etrly in the morning the mas or
dersd tie steward to tutn cut and make him soma
otMe; and upon bis refusing 10 do so, the IN Ate
dragged him out Of bis berth. Soon after the m IA
locked mo the galley, when the steward struck
gsshcs. The mate was conveyed TO the hospital yes
terdsy afternoon but he Is net expected to ne cover
Captain rsrlton, Of the harbor poli,e, went down
last eve ming, brought Armstrong up, end commit
TED INN Tor examination to-day.-Boston Post,
JUN a..
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Married..

AT Trinity Chapel, on Friday, July 90 by the Rev.
Alex. s. Leonard, HERMAN GKIPCKE, late OF Berlin,
rrussa to VICTORIA FRANCES, eldest daughter Of John
W. 1borne, Of this city.
On Saturday, July q. at the Metropolitan Hotel by
the Rev Dir. Mett JANE eldest daughter OF the
late VIM Bellins, Esq, Of Losteithiel, Cornwall and
Woburn, Pedfordshire England 10 H. f. EMERSON, Esq,
of uxbrdge, Mass.
saturday evening July 81 at tbs Parsonage Of the
NJhodiEt Episcopal Cnurch, by the Rev. Mr. Reid, Mr..
RICHARD MAYOR, OF England, 10 Miss JANET ESrwsrLs,
q the same place.
New Jersey papers please COPY.
On Wednesday July IS, At Eas. Lynne Ct, by the
Rev Mr. Burbank, GEORGE ". BOWERS, OF New York, TO
hsa MARTHA Letter, Of the former place.
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CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATION.
On the arrival OF any steamer from Europe the col
eccr required to detail experienced entry clerk,
who, with similar clerk TO be dsss natsd by the naval
officer, and assistant appraiser examiner, to be
detailed by the appraisers SHALL together with the in
specor board examine all the passenger baggage,
appaas the dutsble value of the same and the
duty any The duty thus to be entered by
the collectors clerk in record to be kept Of such
aton together with the value description Of the articles
and amount OF duty This Yeord to be kept checked
with tho initials of the three clerks and inspector and
the amount Of duty to be paid collected BY the collectors
clerk who required to deposs his book and the money
received with the cashier, the entry Of P.sensers
Of duties and entry Is TO into the cashiers daily
cepte in the same manner ~ any other entry Of mer
chs ndise for COZ sumption After the examination and
collector Of duty II any, the delivery OF baggage b
made to the owners by the board
under the general baggage permit 1t being understood
that the assignnt Mt OF the clerks above mentioned il
made under that permit and to see that this IL properly
executed and baggage with without special permit
except when authorized by this department. to be de-
1iveyed without examination by all these officers
Should passengers baggage contain dutabe articles
to the tne Of $500, they to be sent to the
appraisers store for regular entry and appraisement
as Provided BY law This regulation s issued BY the de-
to prevent delay from having
tman articles in their baggage which may be subject to
duty, and does not sppy to articles OF merchandise
uary packed or to tampe packages, which must in
all cases, 80 to the appra'eers' store.
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Our Port Spain Correspondence.


PoRT SPAIN, June 26, 1866.
Dulness of Trade State of the Markets Marine
Nesos, &c.
We have had several. arrivals from the United
States lately. The stock Of f,Qris now over 5000
bbls. in Hrst hands. Consum 2tion IL limited, owing
to tho high prices and the dulnsss Of trade. Corn
meal being cheaper, is wanted at quotations. Mess
pork, tobacco and cod fish would find quick sale at
given rates TIE folio arc the current rates for
small lots, duty paid:-Flour, SIS $l3 so; corn
meal, Sc SC SO; HAMS $l4 per 100 lbs; corn, per
bag. 90 rs; B. q. peas. 81; mess pork, $22; beet,
halt bbs ,sl2; butter IS SO per keg; lard $2s per
To-; rice. IS per 100 lbs; candles, talloW, l9c.
for Hulls; pitch pine lumber, $2s, dull; slaves and
shocks ur saleable; q fcWW. o., with ea1ings,
would sell Oh arrival.
The sugar crop is fully Is 900 hhds. short. This
is hard on planters, as we'll a. on the laboriog
classes.
Amongst the latest arrivals from the United
States are tho STANDARD from Baltimore, Magnet
frcm Boston, Transit from Baltimore, Lady OF the
Lake from do, Ohio from Philadelphia the latter
2lst mat. Others since 18th inst. PLANTER.
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MRS. ROBINSON AT PRAykR.-rwo sympathisipg
ard Christian Ladder, as we lesrn called at the Al,
dayor two since, and requested to see Ms. Robin
sod. Permission being granted them. they entered
Losed prayers. No objection beiog raised, the 70
ladies, together with Mrs. Robinson kuelt d,yn.
ard each OF the former By turn fervently address,
ed ibe Supreme Being, after which they requested
fir st rastd tone objections, but upon thei, insist.
ing, finally do as they desired: bu. mad not su,-
cee6ed In utteIing but few WORDS Hhen she burst
on. Tito loud and hearty laugh. The ladies Looked
surprised, and no doubt were mortified at such M
ssemly conduct. In answer to their inaoir az look
Mrs R,binfon begged them to excuse her, as the
circumstances reminded her so forsby Of her girl.
hood, when she ard other children used to erect an
altar, and kreeing round 1t make believe to pray,
tha' she could not help laughing The attem Of was
then given up, and Mrs. Robinson was not agsio
hsitd 10 pray during that interview Troy Budget,
yrip 20.
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Stock Sa1ea.

PhILADEIPHA, JuLY a. First Board %, 600 Camden
Ambcy RR Us 49, IS; 80 L.te schuylkill RI, sos;
Peaver MEADOW RR So eco Schuyl Nav 6's '52, 7os4
300 Lorg Island RR 1873 Iebish scrip, 6oa&, Bank
Of N America, lee 80 schuyl Nav prei'd, slM 1000
Allegheny Co 6's (Steuben), 75l 1000 Beaver Meadow
RK 6s l04 20 Locust Mountain Coal Co, AZ; 500 City
RR 6's, pa ii North Penna RR, 800. Second Board =
Man Nech's Bank, 33; s DO, 50; Lehigh Nav, 7e;
FeEna RR. 447s; 1000 Allegheny Co 6's (steubsn)
75h; Beaver Msadow RR, b2h; Locust Mountain
Coal Co e's AZ 1000 PenDa IS p, ss2l 10 Penna
RR, B 4; 100 City 6's, e3X ,oco City RR 6's P RR
"a; leo Reading RR, 44X.
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morning
Herald Marine Correspondence.
KEY WEST July IL, Eve We understand from Col Pat
ssIsep that survey held this morning. OF which
IN h' sSs rss Gts e laying
le.ky condition making inches in 80 minutes They de-
sir S ss' "
s M AZ Rs e hss sn .. ssss
may be called bsrkantipc.
HE .s;' ~;ss
20 sa sSe VII ;. .sRs ss additional news
1ts s,,l Psse, clin.oa h., cem~sncsd ai.oh.rn Eve
ss:y.s u. ssu is'o'' .'.1 *
The ,bie Nary Hale Capt Ho1 n. irsm Nsy Orleans
stss ssh she was s.:.ssa b the v.sasr Who took out
for .sse Is. s:is
Hsr being placed o. on board card
Smith, MAtaBlas
PORT OF EDGARrowS July l9-Arr sohr Sea Breeze
xI.s :oss ckrs WIN Brown, Holbrool. NYorh; Lam
Ien DtAn Dimkwater do; Minerva. Beckwith, Philsdel
InIor sd the above and schr Aivarad for New Bedford
pi r,nIIth ls Jsl, q IMArr steamer r.n.e
men A days; trss Martha Kinsman Eowards Estansss,
aSsy a rss .s, Ps.sn sa ::s..
f. snRs v.r 1 JSD ne. BEDFORD Ellen gu'h Eat''a
Asi ~ osss sdsS k;s big:
Sss: Islss g; S:ris.s, Sr.hsS BAN; M.assssu.,
Bailey Portland; schrs John Harris Jermon, Truro; Ellen
Rsh Efichson, Boston; In dependence, Higgins Ports
mouth.
Disasters, sc.
~ See port srvassr ccrrespondencc; alec whasmen-
BRIs wIronp rfsHsR Lost ~ Cape Race, NJ, D
AZ vessel of@ tons register bnit ~ Eastrot Ne In 1884,
Were che Owned, valued at about 5000 and supposed in
tured ~ the Eastward.
vyssx painted biAcs Is feet broad, with "Maseonom m.
lMarbeiesd with white ball IL, the STERN was
towed In artor Buffet NF two three weeks ago. sup.
posed he OF the kafbei cad fishermen the bank
Notice 90 Mariners.
Cowge, July t-CAptain Lindstom Of the Swedish schr
Terpchere arrived here TO day from Rio Janeo reports
that the 2sth June, N6 Pm In lat Is N, Ion q W.
b. ehrcne meter be passed ,och about cables lenssh
SW, that he and the efhosrs could clearly with
spy between the three pointed the
water which they suppe sed in eAhcr might OF
thu der water Their attention dra 70
Atove by seeing very large whale Jumping high out
sbd remaining the spot and there
Alec great quantity Of sea birds around the place The
going about knot, 81 the time with the
ns the rock With boat On The 2lst the
VS. % TIofes and the n July BY tts Lizard aad ON
both found the cbro perfectly correct
the latitude might be ttiee our minutes north from
the tides running in INV direction.
Whalemen.
cid ~ rev Bedford I'D bashs Henry Taber (nsv Vs1
tor Ever Pacific Ocean, Pacific Sherman Indian oo.sn
Arr 81 Zanzibar March 10 (psr letter from Vim MHusa
Esq Ccpsuit Alton. Archsv. NIB, no bbls On ana
bpntsek oil land sid SLIT 90 cruse sst Uaitcd states
Hlsis wsstPcyt 90 tslssp oil and iss smberris' n.
r pot Arsi ssafcss, hsrtoa- hB, aD bbIs 90 oil On
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I.t..satlnv to DRUG Importers.

10 carry fully into effect tina provisions of the act OF
June 26th lsi8 'to prevent the importation of aiul
teretbd and spurious drugs ard medionss collectors
OF cutoms viii require, in all cases Of entry Of drugs,
med iciptr, nsdcinsl preparations including medical
essential OILS used wholly or in part msdlci1e either
.or warehouse or consumption, that all the articles
named in ts entry, and accompanying invoice or in
store or some convenient warehouse, there to bs all
fully extmnsd and tested BY the examiner OF drugs 10
the manner required in said act return is required
to be msce BY that officer and approved by the apprA
ters. that the goods have been examined and found
for medicine before the duty accruipg on said
goods can be received By a4s collector or, the
be wsret oused before tbecan be for trans
portaton or consumption.
II ,heee trpps, &C. form part OF an invoice separate
entry msy be made Of such portion and the remainder
tnteIe under the usual provisions Of law 10 avoid
the DELAY required IN the examination OF this drugs
Should the drugs, &c or any part thereof, exami
nation provided in rbe act referred TO- be found unat
Tor use medicine, the entry of such part, or ths
whole IL all be so returned shall DO charged to the
warehouse form and the goods be exported from
houe or destroyed by the collector provided in said