The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-03

Bue ~ snslasSj hsn bhusi hour OF sulpuufi FRANK
fort black French chalk; fruit green or ripe, not
otherwise provided for; Eliminates, or Illuminating
powders; furs dressed on the skin; gamboge; glue;
gunPowder; hair, curled, moss sea weed, and all
other vegetable substances used for beds or mattress
SEES; hams; hats Of wool; hat bodies, made of wool
or OF which wool shall be component material OF
chief value; hAtters' plush, composed of silk and
cotton, but Of which cotton is the component ma
terai OF chief value; hemp seed inxeed and rape
seed OIL and all other oils used in painting; Indian
corn and corn meal; ipecacuanha; iridium; iris or
orris root; ivory or bone black jaap; juniper ber-
res lac sulphur lampblack; lard; leather, tanned
bend or sole; leather, upper of all kinds; lead in
pigs, bars, or sheets; leadep pipes; leaden shot;
eeches; linens of all kinds; iauoriee PASTE juice or
root; liharge; malt; manganese; manufactures Of
max, not otherwise provided for; manufactures of
hemp not otherwise provided for; marine coral un.
manufactured medicinal drugs, roots, and leaves, in
crude state not otherwise provided for; metals I'M
manufactured, not otherwise provided tori mineral
ana btumlnous substances, in u crude state, not
otherwise provided for; musical Instruments Of all
Kinds, and strings for musical instruments of whip
gut or cagut and all other strings of the same
rali nitrate OF Lead oats and oatmeal; oils heats
foot and other animal oil, spermaeet whale, and
other fish oil, the produce Of foreign fisheries;
opium; oranges, lemons, and lines; orange and
lemon PEEL patent mordant; paints, dry or ground in
oil, not otherwise provided for paper hansings and
paper for screens freboards; pearl huled barley
periodicals. and other works IN the course OF prH
ing and republication in the United States pineap-
pies; pitch; plantains; plumbago; pork; potassium
RUSSIAN bluei pumpkins; putty; quilts; red chalk
rhubarb; rice, or paddy; roll birthstone; Roman ce
ment; rye and rye -four saddlery, common, timed
or iapannedi sago; sal soda and all earbonates OF
soda, by whatever names designated, not otherwise
provided for salts, Epsom, glauber, Rochelle, and
all other salts and preparations of salts otherwise
provided for; sarsapsrla; shaddocks; sheathing pa
per skins, tanned and dressed Of all kinds skins
OF all kinds, not otherwise provided for slate pen
ellis; smalts spermaceu candles and tapers spirits
OF turpenunei sponges; spunk; squisi starch; stea-
rlne candles and tapers; stereotype plates still bot
toms; suphate of barytes crude or refined; suphate
OF quinlne; taow candles tapoca; tar; thread aces
and insertngs type metal types, new or old; va
nllla beans; verdigrs; velvet in the piece composed
wholly Of cotton; velvet IN the piece composed OF
cotton and silk, but Of which cotton is the compo
nent material Of chief value; vemlllon; wax candles
and tapers; whalebone the produce Of foreign hshe.
ries; wheat and wheat -four; white and red lead
whiting, or Paris white; white vitriol, phate Of
zinc; window glass, broad, crown or cylinder, wool
len lstlngsi yams.
SCHEDULE T.
Arsenic bark, Peruvian bark, Qulla; Brazil
paste birthstone, crude in bulk cork tree bark I'M
manufactured; codilla, or tow Of hemp flax; dia-
monds, GLACIERS, set or not set dragons blood; flax
manufactured; gold and silver leaf mineral kermes
silk raw, not more advanced in manufacture than
singles tram and thrown or organzine; erne tin
plates tin foil; tin in plates Sheets tin plates gal
vanized, not otherwise provided for; steel in bars
cast, shear, or German; zinc speer or teutenegue,
in sheets.
SCHEDULE F.
Ammonia; annatto, Rancon or Orleans; barilla
books printed, magazines, pamphlets periodicals.
and illustrated newspapers, bound or unbound, not
otherwise provided for; bleaching powders chic
ride Of lime building stones; burr stones, wrought
or unwrought canoes and mnsaics, and limitations
thereof, not set; chronometers, box or ships, and
parts thereof; cocoa; cochineal; cocoa Shells COM
positions of glass or paste, not set; cudbear; dia
monds, gems, pearls, rubics, and other precious
stones, and limitations thereof, when not set engra-
wings or plates, bound unbound; hempseed, lin
Seed and rapeseed, Fuller's earth; furs, hatters,
dressed undressed, not the skin; furs, undress
ed, when on the skin; goldbeaters' skins; gum
Arabic; gum Senegal; gum Tragacanh; gum
Barbary; gum East India; gum Jedda; gum sub
sttute burnt starch; indigo; kelp; natron; terra
japonica catechu; hair of all kinds, uncleaned and
manufactured; India rubber, in bottles, slabs, or
sheets, unmanufactured; lemon and lime juice; lime
maps and charts; music and music paper, with
lines, bound unbound; nux vomic; oils, palm
and cocoanut; orpiment palm Leaf, unmanufactured;
polishing stones; pumice and pumice stones; ratans
and reeds, manufactured; rotton stone; sal ammo
MIA; sapetre, Tor nitrate Of soda, potash) refined
or partially refined; soda ash; sulphuric acid or oil
of vitriol; allow marrow, and all other grease and
soap stocks and soap stutfs not otherwise provided
for watches, and parts Of watches; watch materials
Of all kinds, not otherwise provided for; woad or
pastel.
SCHEDULE O.
Acornoque; argol, or crude tartar; bells, when
old, or bell metal, fit only to be manufactured;
brass in pigs or bars; Brazil wood, and all other
dye-wood in sticks; brass, when old and fit only to
be manufactured; bristles; chalk, not otherwise
provided for clay unwreught; copper in pigs or
bars; copper, when old, and fit only to be remanu
factured; fints; grindstones, wrought or unwroueh
her used in
dyeing, or in composing dyes, but no article shall
be classed such that has undergone any manu-
acture; ivory manufactured; ivory nuts, vege-
table ivory; madden root; nu,gas; pearl, mother Of;
astngs suitable for shoes, boots, bootees, or but
tons, exclusively; manufactures of mohair cloth,
silk twist, other manufactures of CLOTH suitable
for the manufacture of shoes, boots, bootees but
tons exclusively; HORNS horn-tips, bones, bone
tips, and teeth, manufactured; kermes, lac dye;
lac Spirits madden, ground nickel pewter, when old
and fit only to be remanufacured; rags, of whatever
materia hides and skins of all kinds, whether
dried, aalted pickled not otherwise provided for;
satfower; sapetre, or nitrate of soda, or potash,
when crude; seedac; shellac; sumac; tin in pigs,
bars, or blocks; tortoise and other shells unmanu-
factured turmeric; waste, or shoddy; weld; zinc,
speter, or teutenegue, manufactured, not other
wise provided for.
SCHEDULE II.
Animals imported for breed; bullion, gold and
silver; cabinets of coins, medals and other collec
tons of antiquities; coffee and tea, when imported
direct from the place of their growth or production,
in American vessels, or in foreign vessels entitled by
reciprocal treaties to be exempt from discriminating
duties tonnage, and other charges coffee, the
growth or production Of the possessions of the
Netherlands, imported from the Netherlands in the
same manner; coins, gold, silver, and copper; cop
per ore; copper when imported for the United
States mint; cotton; felt, adhesive, for sheathing;
garden Seeds and all other seeds, not otherwise pro-
vded for; goods, wares, and merchandise, the
growth, produce, or manufacture of the United
States exported to foreign country, and brought
back to the United States in the same condition as
when exported, upon which no drawback or boun-
ty has been allowed: Provided, that all regulations
to ascertain the identity thereof, prescribed by ex
listing laws or which may be prescribed by the
Secretary of the Treasury, shall be complied with;
guano; household effects, old and in use, of per-
abroad by them, and not intended for any 9TH
CT person or persons, for sale; junk, old;
models of inventions and other Improvements in