American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-16

kets, paving tiles, seppia steel in bars, plates
or Sheets zinc, spclter, or teutenugue, II
sheets.
To pay 10 per cent ad raIorsm Ammonia
aranatto; printed books, magazines, pamphlets
periodicals, and illustrated newspapers; build
ing stones, canoes and mosacs, chIonometeTs
and parts, cocoa and cocOa-shels, composition;
of glass and paste, cork-tree bark, cream tartar
cudbear; diamonds, gems pearls rubes, anC
other precious stones, unset; engrayings; fax
hemp; and rape seed; fuller's earth, matters
iurs, goldbeaiers' skins, gunny cloth; hair Of al
kinds, unclaimed, manufactured; indarub
her, bottles, slabs, or sheets; lemon and lime
Juice, lime, music and music paper, maps anC
charts; nuX vomiCa, palm and cocOnut oils, or.
| Piment, palm. leaf, plaster of Paris, polishing
stones, pumiCe, quicksilver, rattans and reeds
rotten-stone, sal amoniac, saltpetrc, raw silk
soda ash, sulphuriG acid, tatton, marrow and
all other soap stocks, tearne TIN plates, Tin foil
TIN IN plates and sheets, tin plates galvanized
watches and watch materials, woad or puste
/ 10 pay per cent. adj UGiOrem. AlCOrnoque
barilla; bells, when old, OF bell metal; bleaching
powers; brass, in pigs or bars; old brass, brstles,
burr stones, chalk, clay, cochineal; copper in
pigs and bars; old copper, hints, grindstones,
gum Arabic, gum Barbary, gum East India,
gum Teddy, gum Senegal, gum substitute or
burnt starch, gum tragaCanth, horns, bones and
indigo, kelp, kermes, lac dye, lac spirits, mad
der, nation, nickel, paving stones, old pewter,
rags; raw hides, picked; saflower, saffron, and
saffron cake; saltpetre or nitrate of soda, or
potash when crude; seedlac, shellac, sumac,
terra aponica, or catachu; tin, in pigs, bars, or
blocks; tortoise and other shells, unmanufactur-
ed; tumeric; waste, or shoddy; Weld zinc,
spelter, or teutenugue, manufactured, not
otherwise provided for.
All articles not specially provided for shall
pay toenty per cent. ad uaEOreu,.
The tolLOloing 10 be admitted free Of dnty.-
-. Animals imported for breed; argol, or crude;
tartar berries; nuts and vegetables, unmanufac-
tured, used for dyeing; all dyewoods in sticks
crude birthstone; gold and silver bullion cabinet
coins, medals, and collections of antiquities;
coffee and Tea when imported direct from place
of growth in American vessels, or foreign YES
sells entitled by reciprocal treaties to be exempt
from discriminating duties, tonnage, and Other
charges; coffee, the growth of the possessions
of the Netherlands, imported from the Meth.
erlands in the same manner; gold, silver, anC
copper coin; copper ore, copper imported fol
the United States Mint; cotton, felt for sheath.
ing vessels; fish fresh caught; garden and other
seeds not otherwise provided for; goods, wares,
and mercha ndise, the growth or manufacture
=, Of the United States exported and brought
back to the United States in the same condi-
ton as when exported, on which no bounty oil
drawback has been allowed; green turtles, qua
no, household effects, old and in use of person
3 or families from abroad, not intended for sale
Sc; ivory manufactured, ivory nuts or veg
etable ivory, old junk, madden root, models {
inventions and other improvements in the arts
, nutgalls, oakum, spermaceti oil, whale anC
other fish of American fisheries, other article
produce of such fisheries paintings and statua
ry of American artists, other paintings and sta
tuary if imported as objects Of taste mother o
pearl, personal and household effects of citizens
dying abroad, plaster of paris unground, plat
ma, manufactured, sheathing copper, 40 by
ID inches, weight Ia to 81 ounces per square
foot; sheathing metal, specimens of natura
history, mineraogy, botany; trees, shrubs
!, plants, and roots; wearing apparel in use anc
other personal effects, professional books, i'm
plements and tools of trade
In any year in which there shall be def
cheney of revenue, 10 per cent ad valorem OF
tea and coffee, to take effect after the frs
quarter Of the ensuing year.
Instead Of the bounty on picked fish,
drawback equal in amount to the duty on sal
= shall be paid.
Goods in public store on the End December
) 1876, shall be subject to no other duty upor
) the entry thereof than if imported after tina
; day.
Goods imported from this side the Cape O
!. Good Hope or Cape Horn may remain in pub
lie store for one hundred and fifty days; and,
,, imported from beyond those Capes, one hun
dred and eighty days.
= On entry, an addition to tho cost or value G
: the invoice may be made by the person max
l ing the entry, so as to raise the value to I'll
= true market value in the markets of the c.Ju.
/, try whence imported, and to add all costs, 81
! Upon which amount so made Iuty shall be a.
: sessed.
! 1.-THE appraisers think the goods are unde
! valued with the intention of fraud, the gooC
may be taken for the use Of the United State
and sold at auction, and the proceeds placed
= the Treasury; the owner to be paid the amour
declared in the entry, and five per centum
addition. This is to be the law till LIST Janui
ry, lS4s.
All revenue and custom-house officers VII
{; are not now sworn, to be sworn faithfully an
u diligently to perform the duties of their Office
> respectiv ely.
All acts and parts of acts repugnant TO
> repealed.
DREADFUL CALAMITY Three Persons Bur,
6 10 Death. A most terrible calamity occurre
/ at Waterville, N. Y, few night ago A lie
r., ter says;
/ "The dwelling house of Timothy Leonarc
: near the old Dyer house on Tassel Hill, W,
g burned to the ground with all its contents, &c
l. gether with three wagons and two sleigh
5, which were under the wood-house. But tn
: sad part of the calamity is, that Mr.. Leonaf
!, his wife, and daughter of MIR. Woodard,