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ppsscupSra Arrived.

FROM HAVANA-ln steamship Moro Css,le-N A. Ger
and lady Miss Teresa Carenot and H. Brown
and lady NJ Brmrner lady snd A. Y del Vale lady
and servant H. Mason lsdy and child Miss j. vlude r. d.
Ileys and lady, w Brush ?. Brush Mis-. Brush. P Eohe
verra sud LADY, Mrs Gribben. Miss ). West W. McLensr
and LADY, JAMES Melville aid three sons, II. Diekerson
adv. ehild snd servant, Miss W. Dickeron. @. II
Shaw and son. N. Trinb J. NJ. Dray. d Diaz II. Dis1
Partridge O. Partridge A. DIARY Z. rPine Clearer Of dis
patches Tor Poi, Or,eya Ortega, T.. Fisher A. Fisher
t. Mcdowell +. Cacora, J. NJ Buogolup. J. G. Budj: T.
samson r. Vega G. H. Dorne, ~ T. Davidson ). Poey Mi.
Cumming. and niece II. sedmer ~ Hsys q. de Arena,
J. " w stimson Dr. +. X. Bicks, J. ftnney, w
X. Havey NJ. Lawrence, y. +. Manson and servant
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Austria aud Prussis.

1t is stated that important proceedings in ref
erence 10 the relations Of Austria aud Prussia would
take place shortly in the Federal Diet.
The Prussisn Cabinet said 10 have discussed and
arrived at a resolution in regard 10 the Duchies.
large number Of the Prussans in the Upper Chamber
had presented an address TO the King ndorsng his de-
termination to maintain the rgbtful claims Of the Gas
ten denounciDg the course Of the Chamber
pr Deputies. and pledgiDg themselves 70 support the
King in any conflict.
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NEyVYORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY MARCH I6, 1866

and the Of their compromise on me chsmomle
flowers something $500
The plaintiff claims that the argument to afors'e wal en-
trey VOID the grounds that was signed oy one partner
ony without any power by the other that the ar
did proceed according 70 law and that the pa
t Brink, induced TO sign the agreement by misIepe
seuations W effect After argument the Cont heo the
submis-ion TO arbitration void. The case is still on: .
Charles Wehe and j. 7. Darlington for Ilaintrsi hiIsh
Coe and Wallis for defendants.
AN ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Israel Cowan agt Andrew Irvng-This was an action Tor
assault and battery. The defense general dena and
counter charge and that the trouble from the plain
tits children throwing things into the defendant: yard
The Jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff for 3D. ID
Morrison for plaintiff; Mr.. Patterson for defendant
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Seizure Of South American and
Spanish War-Vessels in
England.
Proceedings of the Jamaica Com
mission.
FRIGHTFUL REVELATIONS.
The Mexican Question in the
French Legislatif Body.
HALIFAX, Thursday. March Is, ls66.


The steamship Africa, from Liverpool on the
I'd via Queenstown on the 4h inst, has arrived at this
port The dates are two days later than those already
received.
The steamship Africa sailed at o'clock this after
ternoon for Boston, where she will be due on Saturday
morning.
The steamships Helvetia Damascus, Fulton ana
Peruvian arrived out on the 3D. and the Bavaria City
of Cork and Australasian on the Sd inst.
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The Principalitics

In the Principalities, order and tranquility
has net been disturbed since the abdicaton Of Prince
Couxs
st the Conference Of the Great Powers that the nhab
tants Of the Princpalities should select none but ma
tive O. their ruler.
Turtey had further resolved to station corps Of OBJ
servation on the Danube and concentrate troops II
Bulgaria
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-TNAL TERx-MARcH l3.-Befors
Justice MCNEIL
LARGE QUANTITY OF CIGARS CONSUMED.
Charles Brink and Otto Mecher agt. The New
Amsterdam Fire Insurance Compsny-This action was
recover tho amount Of o cigrs and chsmo
mile flowers by FIRE occurring the 18th Of May, l@a
The loss consisted OF cigars valued by the plaintiff at over
&l2 600 and chamome flowers valued st $4,000 The
defendants aeee that there arbitration to M the
Of The loss and th they habs szcs ioi the
Ansss hS>A b. w ssbtxseess somsvha1 ~ w. oAoo
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FIRE IN DUANg.sT.-Y Yesterday afternoon a
fire broke out In the auction Of Haggerty Co..
on the fifth floor Of Nos l22 and l2t Duanest. corner
iss ~ 1apsssd 70 ne aUoSnt q o30Q Insured.
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epaiu.

Marshal 0'Donnel declares in the Cortes, it
"a stated that the state OF siege will be maintained till
tranquility Is completely restored and the Progressst
Party have ceased TO coDspre.
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Brazil.

Rio, Feb. S.-COffee, 7H20OG7H4OO; stock
30 600 bags. Exchange, pa.
BAHIA, Feb. i3.-Sugsr, 2FOOOS2H20O Exchange
&c 026td
PEREANBrco. Feb. N-Sugar, white 1920; brown
1880. Exchange, 24124td.
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IAdy-rtisementI

The BEST EDUCATION FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
Teach them that which they will practice when they be-
come men," For fnl information Of the Eastman System OF
PRAcrIoAL UssyEL EDUCATION taught at Eastman Ma
tiona Business. College, Poughkeepse " on the Hudson
AddYess H. o. Eastman, LII. d.. Prest College.
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MARINE COURT-MARcH l5.IBefore Judge ALKHR.
INTERESTING QUESTION FOR suB-TENANTs.

Margaret A. Wheelwrigbt agt. Bernard Bernard
This snt was brought for mallclously and fofclbiy
breaking open the plaintiffs front door, laying her damages
at $500 -
The plaintiff the Of the house No $50 Monroe
but did not occupy the whole premises bat rented the
second story old man named Wachnsky. -,
On the 18th ofast October Of their soDs being very III
in the western part Of the State, the old and his wife
he'd and went TO him On the 2st
the died and the father elesrapred to the defendant re-
quesng him notify HE friends and the Society OF whehhe
member that shey would be home with the body OF
their about O'Clock the I'D and 20 invite them TO
attend the funeral which would take place at that hour
Wien the corpse arrived the members OF the Society were
waiting the door the house but when they were pro-
ceedns to take the body into the house the pant smut the
door M their faces locked Il and refused them admission The
defendant tereupon broke open the door and the party
ceeded the and there held the funeral serv
ices For this act the plaintiff brought suit .
The Court held that Wachushy had the right to bring the
body Of his and have the funeral services performed
there and the plaintiff prevented them and shut the door
against him, he had the night break and II unable
himself to do IT, delegate his authority to the defendant
Thejury found for defendant ~ A. Chedey for plaintiff
G. A. Runkle for defendant
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90 TO THOMAS X. AGNEWs Nos. $50
and 2s2 Greenwicht corner of Murray and there you
vii, find Teas Coees Fish, Flour and everything else chsspe
than any store In New York. One price house.
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schr G. A. Fsrnworh tof Bsrbsdos), Lawyer, Ponce IL
r. rs days with sugar to T. 7. smith.
Schr VIM Jones, Monroe. Rochland for City Point W.
Schr Union Averl, Rocklend, lime.
Schr Corvo, Yeston, Rockland.
Schr. @. w. Glover, Holbrook. Rockand.
Scbr. Empress, Kennedy, Rockard
Schr. Ruth HodgsoD, Hall, Rockland
schr. Ruth Hodgdon. Hall. Rockland
Schr. Lncy Ames, -, Rockland.
Schr Life Boat Read, Elizsbethport fcI Newbuyyport
Schr. Nathaniel Chase, Godfrer, Boston
WIND-At Sunset Sc.
Below.
Ship Endymion Williams. from Liverpool, Jan. u.
Bsrks Ellen Morrison McCart, Ponce =. r.. c. u MinoA
Rogers Caberien; q. w. Holbrook, -.
Briggs Thos. Owen, from Neuvitss; Eclipse
Returned.
Bark Lota Br) Barber. hence for Shangae while eons
the bsr this struck snken wreck and returned 10
examination.
memoranda.
The brig San Juan still lies ashore Shark River Beach,
The steamtug Gladiator, Capt Hazard has gone her ~
sistance.
Spoken. .
Brig Robert Moore from Mayaguez, p for NewYork 6 a.
out-Of Hatterar.
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UROBBED BIZ PORTRR.-Jerome Louis
Pouk, lately porter in the employ OF DR.. John Z. Won
Eisenburg, No clio broadway was yesterday arrested
by Detective Freeman 1t is charged that on the 10th
ut the prisoner was intrusted with t6oo by his EN-
poyer for the purpose Of deposting IT in the New York
County National Bank. instead OF which he appro'
bowling committed the accused for trial
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-AAR 1
Before Commissioner STrLLwgLL~
COUNTERFEIT so BILL

The United States agt. Joseph Schultze.-The
prisoner charged with passing dangerous
felt Of the United States { ~ reenback. The note appears
done with genuine plate but the paper and ink
both Of inferior quality After evidence the
prisoner rcmanded for further examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

SEIZURE OF UHwHOLRsOMB MEAT. - On
Wednesday last Officer Van Ripper of the Fifth Pre-
cinct seized II carcases OF veal at the Chambersst
Depot OF the Hudson River Railroad. A portion OF il
condemned and sent the os yard at the foot OF
Thirty .eighth.st n. X. Six more unwholesome
carcases were seized By the officer at the Depot OF
the American Express Company IN Hudsoa'st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

THE RECENT SI,jOO,OOO RoBBBRY.-None Of
OF the o. 500 900 worth OF bonds lately stolen from the
Office Of Mr.. Rufus l.. Lord. No. % Exchangeplac
have yet been recovered the rumors on the street TO
the contrary Notwithstanding. The Police authorities
are eYertng themselves 10 the utmost but Of de-
cline state whether they have any clue to the thieves
or not Since the first list Of the stolen bonds has been
issued 1t has been revised and corrected. and copy
sent 10 all the leading bankers and brokers throughout
the United States the Canadas and Europe. The list
has also been published In Tns TRIBUNE and other jour
nails In this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

THE FRAUDS on THE GovgRSMEST-lSvEsTI-
CATION or The ILLICIT OSCILLATION BUSINESS CoSrN'
uKD-The investigation into the distilery frauds still
continues at the Astor House The services OF several
accountants have been secured and the whole matter is
being cleared up ms rapidly as possible. Mr.. Rollins
deputy Commissioner OF internal Revenue will be IN
town on Saturday The parties arrested in the begin
ming of the week will I've examined this morning In the
United States Commissioners Office.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises..6l2 sun Sets.....6.07 Moon Rises. 3:l
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 6:52 Gov. Island. 1888 Hell Cae.... sl
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lfalH.

On the LIST Of March the Italian army was 70.
duced entirely TO peace footing
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAxHgRs-MA l5-Before
tice lsGRAHAN
DECIgIaNa

Theo. Ross agt. Alonzo Dutch. Order appoint
Ing receiver granted The order in the above cause
granted aud filed on the 18th February, 1866.
Before Justice BARNARD.
Peter Morris agt. Henry ID. Storer-Motion de-
MED.
Ambrose C. KIngsand ag. Geo. II. Pota-Mo,ion granted
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lAdvertisementl

advertisement
SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
OvvIcR. No. IS Wslld.
YARD Nos 1853 aud 265 West Twenty hith.st.,
between Seventh and Eighth ayes
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CITY NE WIS.

FEyIAY MEETING POSTPONED proposed
charitable meeting Of the Fenians announced for Sun
day next u.s. by due notice given elsewhere, postponed
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Brig Robert Moore from Mayaguez, p for NewYork
out-Of Hatterar.
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Below.
Refufned.
memorauda.

Bark Lota OBJ, Barber hence for Shanghai while coins
the bsr this struck sunken and returned foS
examination.
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The brig San Juan still lies ashore Shark River Beach,
The steamus Gladiator Capt Hazard has gone her "
sistance.
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NOTICE.
Wy VIt y JI I II I.
CoIJMi<I\. June >, 1866.

tpli MiflA. juno -, lSOb.
DNOR the Information OF persons Who
i may be ignorant OF the laws of the
rlly, and to prevent any further violation
of said laws herein mentioned, the follow
ing Ordinances are ropublshed
BE 1t ordaued That it shall not be law
riage, or ride or lead any horse across or
upon any open brick drain, within the cor
poratc limits of the city of Columbia. c:l-
ccpt at the bridges or other places pro-
vided for crossing said drains, under a
penalty not exceeding twenty dollars for
each and every offence.
BE Il H1,lr0,H o,'iiG, J, That il shall not
be lawful t. drive anr wagon OF other car
riaSe, or ride. "r lead amy horse ur mule, or
snil,r them to stand upon amy pavement,
except IN eases of absolute necessity; and
ANY person utIcnC!in@ herein, sha! be sub
jrct 10 y ii:e o! not l,-+ than enc nor moro
than iiity dollars
Jane -, IilID. SiAhh. ItnN"T.
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TRI-WEEKLY HACK LINE

Between ~Laurens and NeWberry.
ON and after MONDAY,
eesE >. g. the 18th instant, the HACK
stICIIlx:. ,3S will connect with the up
train or the Grcenville and
Columbia Railroad on TUESDA AVS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS; with the
down ii ain, on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS
Thus passengers can be carried through
from Columbia to Laurens in ONE DAY
arriving at Laurens by 8 O'Clock the same
day they leave Columbia. Passengers can
leave Laurcns at O'Clock a. M. and arrive
at Colum bia same day ut O'Clock.
Every comfort is afforded passengers
which could be expected on a stage line.
L. b. CREWS.
Laurens June l6 1866 June 20
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a Home Companion

Ecsiccs ;hc collection Of the cream Of
the news "f the week, Political. Financial
and the Markets. il viii contain :. large
amount of LITERARY NATTER, such as
choice Tales. Sketchr, and EueIrv. II
VIII embrace EIGHT PAGES. containing
FOiiTi-EiGHT COLI MNS, u, printed in d
form to bind, and thus scc,lc:, = faithful
record and history OF ,ias~in@ events
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"Costars Rat, Roach, &C., Exter's,
Is 3 paste-used for Rats, Nice Roonles,
Black and Red -iatts, &c, &c.
"Costar's' Bed-bug Exterminator
Is liquid or wash-nsed to destroy, and
also as preventive for Bed-bmgs, DC.
"Costar S" Electric Powder for Ins IS
Is for Moths, Mosquitoes, Feos, Bed-1ugs,
Insects on Plants, Fo'rls, AmInadls, &c.
as BEWARE of all worthless
limitations.
81 See that ''CosrARs" name is ON eacl,
Box. Bottle and Flask, before you buy
ss- Address HENRY r.. COSTAR,
4s2 Broadway, N. Y.
Rs- Sold in Columbia, S. c., by
ana all Druggists and Retailers.
1866.
INCREASE OF RATS. The Farmers
Gazette (Engiish) asserts and proves bv
figures that one pair of RATS will have u
progeny and descendants no less than
63l $50 in three years. Now, unless this
immense family can be kept down, they
would consume more food than would s,Is-
tain 81, 900 human beings.
ss- See "CosTARs' advertisement shove
1866.
RATS VERSUS sBIRDS-Whoever engages
IN shooting small birds is a cruel man:
q
benefactor. We should like some one to
give. rs the benefit of their experience in
driving out these pests. Weneed something
besides dogs, cats and traps for this bust
ncss.-SciehnJic american, n. Y.
sr See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
1866.
''COSTARS" RAT EXTERMINATOR Is
simple, safe and sure-the most perfect
Justification meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, will eat it, and every one that
eats it will die, generally at some place as
distant a possible from where it was taken.
Lake Shore Mich Mirror.
ks- See 'CoSTAR's" advertisement above.
1866.
A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking of 'CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant,
&c., Extcrminator-''mor grain and pro-
visions are destroyed annually in Gran.
County byVermin than would pay for tons
of this Rat and Insect Killer"
Lancaster His.j Herald.
nS See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
May 8 t3mo
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Notice to Creditors.

s. Il. Byors and Butler Byers vs.. Jane F..
Graddick, Jesse Graddiek ct Q'.- BH for
= Safe and Partition.
I'm pursuance of the tlecretai order i'm
4 above case, the COMMISSIONER in Equity
FOR Richland District notifies the creditors
of Samuel Byers, deceased, to appear be-
fore him and present and prove their de-
mands, Oh or before the. LIST MONDAY in
October next.
d. b. DESAUssURE, c. E. r. D.
June 2i ' th3rno
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A PATENT VAcc1NAroR.-We learn,
from the Scientific American, that
Henry Minton, NJ. D., contrary to
the practice of regular physicians,
whose practice it is to gice to the
world the benefit of their inventions
and discoveries, last week, procured
a patent for q vaccinator. The in
strument consists in the arrangement
of a puncturing tube in a barrel,
which contains a spring, in combina-
tion with plunger, passing through
the puncturing tube, and provided
with momentum spring, so that,
when the puncturing tube is filed
with the vaccination matter and drawn
back in the barrel, against the action
Of the spring contained therein, and
then released, after the barrel has
been placed on the spot where the
vaccinating matter is to be intro
duced, the tube punctures the skin
and the p1unger flies out, overcoming
the power of the momentum spring,
and causes the matter contained in
the puncturing tube to discharge into
the wound opened by said tube.
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Schedule over South Carolina r
TERWILL5GER'S
FIRE Il BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,

FS1HE undersigned have been appointed
IL agents for these superior SAFES.
These Safes are made with three flangcs
all other safes have but two. They have
Powder Proof Locks, and the locks and
bolts are protected with plates of hardened
steel, which is the only protection against
the burglars drill and the insertion ofpow-
der. Also, warranted free from dampness
While these. Safes have no superior in
quality, they arc furnished at modei ..te
prices at least 25 to 33t per cent less than
Herrngs and other makers, while the
quality cannot be surpassed.
sample Safo can be seen at our store,
and orders will be taken at New York
prices, with expenses OF transportation
ADDED, and no charge for forwarding in
Charleston j. T. Y AGNFW
Nav q
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WHO WAS THE THIEF?-The whole
sale plundering of the White House,
after the assassination of MI Lin
coin, has prompted the creation Of
an officer to be known as the steward
of the Presidents household, who is
responsible for the plate, and who is
to give bonds for the faithful dis
charge of his duty.
Boston CoDsnercim.
Who viii dare to tell tho truth
about this ''wholesale plundering?"
Who loaded those boxes by the
score and let them down by a
fall, rugged at the back Of the White
House? Who had those packages
put up which Mr.. Stanton ordered to
be returned? Who had the linen of
the White House cut up for under
clothing? Who packed up and car
ried off those handsome vases of the
Blue Room? Who stole the gold
spoons purchased in MI. Monroe S
administration and safe until Mr..
Lincoln's? Is it disloyal to tell?
Pete1'S6uy Mder.
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~ H. CLEANER

Is published every Wednesday morning.
II Is the desire. and VIII lo the object of
the Proprietor, t" make this equal to- if
no: th" best, FAMILY NEWSPAPER in
the South. In fact. H. il- naltt,. indicates,
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FOR sHERIFF.

p. n. b.. SnULER is ,respeossffs1iiiiy sss-
nounced as candidate for sHERIFF OF
Richland District, at the election TO be
held on the third MONDAY in April next. :
June 8 Tia MANY FRlENDS.
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Grain Cradles, Grain Fans. &c.

AZ the Sign of the Golden Pad Lock.
4 Full. supply of GRAIN CRADLES,
N Grain Fans, Scythe Blades, Scythe
stones, Fan Wire, Riddles, &c, in store
and for sale low for cash
May 26 JOHN c. DIAL.
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TEA.-A CHINESE SECRET. Recent
ly man in New York, where every
body prizes into everybody else's bu-
siness, notified the Board of Health
that another man was extensively
engaged in the manufacture of wheat
bran tea and in buying up damaged
Paris green. The Boards inspector
visited the place against which COM
plaint had been entered, and the fol-
lowing extract FROM his report, which
was presented at q meeting Of the
Board Of Health, shows the result of
his Investigations:
Henry Joseph Jameson's business
is that of buying tea damaged by
shipwreck and by water at fires. AZ
ter submitting it to process by
which it is deprived of it's damaged
appearance, he puts it into the mar
ket. The damaged tea is first placed
in cistern of cold water, where it is
allowed to remain several hours, so
that the saltish or other foreign taste
which it may have acquired may be
removed; it is then dried and sifted;
the coloring matter is then added,
and the tea removed to revolving
barrel, where the color is thoroughly
mixed. The tea is then moistened,
and dried and sent to market. The
proprietor informed me that he paid
q Chinaman 81 600 for the secret of
coloring, and he declined to impart
the secret unless peremptorily order
ed to do so. He assured me, how
ever, that no poison is employed in
the procass, and invited the most
rigid tests. I. took, specimens and
tested them, with the following re-
suit: The coloring matter, tested for
copper, yielded none. Marsh's test
yielded no trace of arsenic. 1t is
composed of sulphate Of lime mixed
with some organic substance and a
small amount of iron, probably an
impurity of the gypsum. The tea
marked sco1ored, digested in water
and tested for copper, yielded none.
The filtered liquid has distinct blue
tint, probably impaired to it by the
solution of the organic matter.
Tested for chloride of sodium, only
traces of it were discovered. Some
green tea from respectable uptown
grocery, submitted to similar tests,
yielded both sulphate and carbonate
of lime. In these Investigations I
had the services of DIR. Arthur Du-
berceau, formerly assistant to Pro-
fessor Doremus in the New York
Medical College. Concerning the
accusation of using Paris green or
other mineral poisons in the coloring
of his tea, it is my opinion that the
man, Jameson, is entirely innocent.
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Book AND JOB PRINTING.-T Phpnir
Office is now fully supplied with cards.
c"ored and white paper, colored ink, wood
type, ETC., and is in condition to execute all
manner Of book and job printing in the
shortest possible time.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.- The Post Office is
open during the week from 8 n. III. to D.
m. and from 81 p. IN. to 7p. m. On Sun
day, from to a. m.
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