The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-11

dyeing, or in composing dyes, but NO article shall
be ciassed as such that has undergone any manu-
facture, ..ruG ..1l.... - ,l..p
Brass in pigs or bars. ... ..-, ..
Brass, when old, and fl only TO be remanufactu-
Brazil wood, and all other dye-wood in sticks.
Bristas, . go $3.50
Chalk, not otherwise provided for.
Clay unwreughL On,
Copper in pigs or bars.
tured. . .,- 80 49, 4,
Einls, CO.. r.,.l..
Grindsiones, wrought or unwrought.
Herbs, hom-tiPa, bones, bons-uPs, and teeth, un-
Ivory uDmanufactured.
Ivory nuts, or vegetable ivory. .s
Kermes.
Lac, dye "a .r. -.... -
Ls.tiogs suitable for shoes, boots, bootees, or
buttons, exclusively.
Madder, ground
Manufactures Of nohair cloth silk twist or other
masofacture ofcoth suitable for the manufacture Of
shoes, boots, bootsss, or buttons exclusively.
Nickel. o. wy. ...' - bot.
Nut-sals. .n. ...a r
Pesd, mother Of Ees 70. f.. ..Ha 81. ...l
Pewter, when old, and "a oaly y be rsmsnufao-
Ten In II y4a,.,., ~.,la.
WN,hides and skins ID6lbds, whefI dr.
ss9d. or picked, not otherwise provided at'7S'',,
IbApeps' or nitrate of soda, or. potash, when
.Seedlae.
lShellsc.
Sumar.
Tin in pigs, bars, or blocks.
Tortoise and other shelta
viTumerie. ~"
v Wssss, or shoddy.
$iWeld.
Zanc, spelt'r, or ssu,enegus, unmanufactured not
Otherwise proyidedP
SCHEDULE Is.-t Exempt from dsiy)
Animals imported for breed.
Bullion ,gold and silsssid' ~ .
Cabinets Of sOins' medks, and other Sections
Coffee and tea, when imported direct eom the
place Of their growth or production, in American
vessels or in foreign vessels entitled by reciprocal
treaties to be exempt from discriminating dutes,
tonnage, and other charges ..@
Coffee, the growth or production Of the pos.
sessions of the Netherlands, imported from the
Netherlands in the same manner.
Coins gold, silver, and copper.
Copper ore ..
Copper when imported for the United States
mint. %
Cotton.
Felt, adhesive, for sheathing vessels.
provided for. l...-.,... ...,. q.
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-
" has been allowed: Prgridsd, That all regulations
70 ascerian the Identity thereof, prescribed by ex-
istisg laws, or which may be prescribed by the
Secretary of the Treasury, shall be complied with
Household effects, old and in use, Of persons or
families from foreign countries, if used abroad
by them, and not intended for any othet person
Or persons, or for sale. - ...,... ...rr
Junk, old .r,.,.rs .-.. ..-.....-... ....s 49,.
Models, of inventions and other improvements in
the arts Provided, That no sticle articles shall be
deemed model or improvement which can be fitted
Cor use. s.a..,. ,,. I-a.oa l,p,a at f.s a.r9.art
Oil, spemaceti, whale, and other fish, of Ameri-
can fisheries, and all other articles the produce Of
such fisheries sit0cH r' ...I ,a.a, =, .sf
Paintings and statuary, the production of Ameri-
can artists residing abroad, and all other paintings
and statuary: Provided, The same be imported in
good faith objects Of taste, and not of merchan-
disc. b. y .,..s .... ~. - ... ,'H
Personal and household effects (uot merchan-
dise) Of citizens of the United States dying abroad.
Plaster of Paris, unground.
Platina, unmanufactured.
Sheathing copper; but no copper to be considered
such, and admitted free, except in sheets folty-eght
inches long and fourteen inches wide, and weigh
ing from fourteen to thrty-four ounces the square
foot.
Sheathng metal
Specimens Of natural history, mineraogy, or
botany .,...-... ...... .. .ly
Trees, shrubs, bulbs plants, and roots, not
otherwise provided for. .....- ,'....t.4 .f.
Wearing apparel in actual use, and other per-
sonal effects not merchandise professional books,
impements Instruments, and tools Of trade, occu-
patton, or employment, Of persons arriving in the
United Ststes Provided, That this exemption shall
not be construed to include machinery or other al
ticles imported for use in any manufacturing estab
lishment, or for sale. 20 r...'--
JOHN W. DAVIS,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives..
a.. 'a..t'. q. M. DALLAS,
Vice President Of the United States
.fnd President Of the Senate.
APPROVED, July 80, 1885, ,L.-
-'r ns.l JAMES X. POLK.
a.