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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

vii a.t-, ssrs rns ih.y v'si Do away with ulelsa
rorrIyG TIE RauRo,Ds.
N1iill ven thE. ne Coma CJnni.tes 'gli hold
Deer N he Senst chgLhe- the afternoon % No1tsy
ue1t 70 rear tho-e conce-sci ~ the .u1- oi t5ln
hilir@et comr e;;n- With tla lals.
FELiTfvF T. CEIrrsars
ar BisHor irrrrduccd the following tii
AS Atl E 9 20 s asu. es-of e-zs .s e,rl-a eases
5tsIi's "S.ne'e! az Fssa .s BE- f.ni 's'y O. .ay
rat Of II, Revised ssis ard s s sr. 5r a., s.51i ts
o ie c-sI e. le cont befs rorl s--l F-'a az D. c'
lreh esss se-,enos suL Pe0l ihs s,s Poa To- ta q
,-r-l .tsl So, be Isi. ,t,r rs 20 . Is,-. ,
MAJ OF THE CIIT or NEW-TORX.
NJ WHiTMT brought in 6 bl - alter The I'p o. tie
City Of Now Y,-F. which referred 70 the Committee
ol The Whole Il srends the laws Of 1873 rla,ve 70
laying out the Central Prs, hy providing except 50
much 0f said piece parcel OF lad as has heretofore
Iurposes and ao 20 much iherecfss belongs 20 lie
Ieope Of tie State Of Newlo-k set apar for arsen-
xfwIoRs coLoHED HoHE.
Nr AUyEoL brought in a bill authorizing an aPpr5qria-
ou of loCO TO this Society. Il va a?.ro lr4.ej r.
f5-Ied.
TIE JOINS WOOD PARK ACT
TIE BIZ cI the repeal Of this artconiEg a. for it. final
Nh BEoox. moved It back 70 The Committee With in
.trucou totmend and consequently to report agansth
MossTa sFlscEE ard WHrIyrl briefly opposed the no
tor, end it cmng to vote the Senate sustained th-ir
lie reIealing act wa. then paced.
EIis PASSED
Fe,-'.,- 70 Eew York cerrcrs-i.a C---sel Fe-s.
Ase.5,5 s,5 ' cs.-S i,s OF i ,,s 5l Salem
IoThe ,e-ol by s-e p-oi Of CERTAIN oa-'s il .hs cy Of
10 le7es' Re Rssuo-a ceu-.7 lish'-,y l.-..
for doz- ''oi Justice oi .le Peace Ia zoe Iowa o.
Isr,ie esa,,sus',,,a .,Fl-'s,,a z, r1rooi'yn
I--a'-te 60 i-e Niia4e 80 Cf4eLo-sA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

DPvAprUL AYrBaT ~BIhHsSHAA- iHTee MH
Sto6Ied-Ffdny night, ebo1t y oco'k, AMI While me
tie community were tin ringing vita the details
~ be hore execution % Jewell the previous afternoon
an gffray occurred il Birmingham, in which three men
wee stiiLel-0Ie Of them il Is supposed iat2ly. NO
Waited The Gene # tie encounter s.grisy but atef
csrefuy uquire into q facts Of The cae aie4 20 az,
fer La causes shch edt 90 o. the tn3s o. t4o's ~
vior M uorr1 y ere inflicted Wat .i lsafa - A.
sruiy this Robert sd-cr John Rgbe-'s, f1on = ~ " y
Hfris and Morris Kelly, hlc been d1nalnE Fey Hssr
lI.,1v fJr ufrit srd aie tl9 threshold Oh a. ~ ~
bIt, from h'o1icaiiCn got Ito gaaTel - -
soIit rcarly opposite to eegno h,l.gI A. -
two Ge.Iaan sLoe makers Are8elsf hgnt ses -
VI singer received 40 e,fLgi7e - ,, 5n ~ a. ~.
Kot terts was stabbed ia the en s.te oaf M, ~ az
I'D III. III being c9lsi3ssed in go
Garcsr r. "a 5g at BE rss.e, % % s , . s-" =. ~,
L.- -, - IL forsboth baIy. tL0sgh not danger
opIv irr.d Tey were too drunk o. the e 70 Fog \. Z.
Tzethtr asssD hence the poce 0. ile D2rJ-s 80 ~,
- oble to make no arrests Tie pedes "o,N 20 .ls "
sa.e s.e -o-,, -o, Pittsburgh DisPsish, E''h
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
DEATH or THE LAST SURVIVOR OF THE
BATTLE OF LEXINGTON 90 TIE HOOSN
n
Boston. Tuosd,y. March 2s. ISL

bC>lON, Iut.uiy, Mhrch -, l73l
The death Il jonah 4lbgtln the lst turyiyor Of
the battle Of Lexington who expired on Sunday was an
ncuucod in tie House Of Repres natives oday. end
committee app1in'cd to honor Lis obsoques which VIII
tsle place Ttusdsy Tie Governor has ordered ont
several military companies and tho Masoni brotherhood
will also attend the funeral The people Of Lexington
making extensive preparations for the ceremony. Mr
Harrington born in Lexington ard died there, ut the
age Of 90 years
TIE IIoo,ac funnel bli was passed to be engros.ed in
tie House TO day by Yeas loo 10 Nays Ills.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
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q" -l+r--Af I'D
,rrr -,-nnN ..tnN-lL n-rrn-a ?

AFTERNOON SESSIONS O'CLo-R 81
3r SHYERrLf brought IN o BIZ authorizing the New
ICrk lLsur7Lre COMPANY o. Gisc0a.n-e is business on
tht utual rCr and continue the joint stock
Comgfns. on flir ui.h tla G nt-o On alenin.n. of
.er charter 90 i4' eject. s-f procuring from ain Ger
tfcse Co Le eject that ir hes cash captl q a. a.
ID "a. .CD actually paid in an- invested, &.
U..r AIMED IIIlTSls or lrs-H HANr- coNPANfr.-
Mr. S.EsCER introduced the following bill
~ ACT rsve s1d lu.s g I-sl-alcs Co np,les
Section Iverv 'LsIrlu-e aTo11l f3r re ma
e tks cord1cet hs mutual prlco ole o-heFe
special Jaw q ts before .lc s DAY &C
sert ard ally t-rtaer sIa % b. pr7 shed i1r
* tsccr weeks N one pubic te"- per area n me comfy
l 1ch srrl -nmlstg CO assou at oe 1ca 90 ana n ne
tnd I'd aF -ue 0ttl OF
tl- 1Ieafref pescus cicc-s of o. - is rn ntefe o.
crel src ray urcn any 90 the stof bonds W Der
td ecre u sfd coran which 40 g. lite OF
such siatt sao ls.e "a unclaimed t7 o 7-
TO te me o ,vo 'es 'hoa neat f-ece
o-e tie VOID dyte1d sha -c9 s sc iss4ei Tor ul
Us ClTuII frcrtF
R.icrtd 10 Insurance Committee
IHE NLW YOEH ISyENTOE, COMPANY.
NJ BROOK, brought iI bill 90 incorporate John Pen
Ceitn Horace Andrew. samuel Colman md their asso-
atc under this title; the corporation 20 have authority
ard valuable invention O. test proposed di-cOyeues
I'M , tutry manufacture machines and patented art
" and for the pUT, hGse ami sale Of patent ghts, Nr
sc The capital Of the company TO be $4,000 divided
into Two thousand shares Of e2j each
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Totncuo the General Iusu5auc- low.
Toincorposlte the iHvsn.ors' sins COMPANY New York
Tie t for The better goNe Nemnelt o. me state prisons
fud he bill for an examination into the affairs OF state
prisons were debated in Comsee and the former was
ordered 10 third reading and progress reported on the
ether.
1Le lii requiring the old safety fund banks 70 call in
thoi circulation made tie special orde Tor to moro"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

culture than ia any sipge thing in the whole range o
sgricuuis mbs 'y DO seen upon almo.t every fagn
in AmtTiCG
We urge you 10 plan, treas Now IS the time Plant
itcm grow DO not take 70 much pains to s,aon your
oven wood
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
Telesr.ph


THIRD BEADING OF Bills.
Relative 10 the Police justices and CLERKS and tho Of
fcers cf Police Courts 10 Ses-lork
Pive 10 The nse,smeot collection Of Croon water rents
Authorizing the National Guard 20 erect armoIy
I-ccrroraiirs the Irebriate Asylum
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
NAN rROZEN TO nFATH.

Inv HI0HIANDs TUESDAY, Nl-II = I.JI-
msn ramei join Smith was foand this morning on
Iard Beach frozen death II is supposed he was ou-
cunning as tis dog and gun were found by bis side
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
EIpF EAST BOSTON.

Bos1oS Tuesdlv March %, ls-f.
The stables Of the Eastern Railroad Co at East Boston
were destroyo by Ere this morning Ten horses persn-d
H. tie flames
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
srvAroR rorGLAs nrNG IL EFFIoY 81

UIci Tuesday March -s, ISL
Senator DOUGLAS was lat u-ht hung in eii-y on he
s.sfoldirg al fhe new City Hall N Genesee 81 IL 'h
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

C.rr OF PorGYKzErs s,E--Ihe VI sgs Of Foag-A7sP'7
e boone iy Nov l-' t.s Pe'Ps ''- ., C-'
ria. Tie 6-st ci.-.sF election VII be held Oh i-'
IL q .-l
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
A1ivoSED

7beH M Joiastor5 Of Tret1on' u. rs
Tsb 10 end tie clsw lca3ed Ct AoE9.t l''D Z! '-'-
p,,.rf,t Sic vas ron Gacrg-;oWn : =. iof DoS''-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

large number OF vessels now due az this port but
1rs kept barkby the strong north Fest gale which has
Continued almost without in'ermssion for IL days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18
The Fire Department.
LETTER FROM THE OFFICERS OF ENGINE COMPANY
NO. IL.

NO. IL.
NEW YORK, June Is, 1854.
EDITOR THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SiR-In your paper of this date appears a communica
ton from stephen II Branch, accompanied by certain
documents from Alfred Carson Chief Engineer, on the
subject Of nsubordnation, &c. claiming their publca
ton the ground that said Carson had been misrepre
sented in relation to both weare not Of the mis-
alluded to- but certain we are that he
has made his scfjustfcation pretext for gross mis-
statements against the company with which we have the
honor to be connected.
lie asserts that for nsubordnaton he directed Engine
Company No II to remain in its district, but the
that Engine Company No. il be and they are hereby
authorized to do duty In the Sixth and Seventh districts
That the Common Council passed such resolutions rs Is
true that the said districts any other than their
usual districts is false BY garbng the pas
sed by the Common Council he would make IT appear,
and actually Asserts that they not only approved Of
company, but actually expressed their omca
of the same The resolution passed authorized I'm gne
Company No IL to do duty in their usual districts,
namely the sixth and Seventh Said company never
did duty In the Fifth district, but occasionally went
to Fifth district hres at the expressed requess o.
engineers one Of Carsons pets grossly assaulted VIM
Mc3ormick former foreman Of this companN for which
Mr. Nee as law abiding citizen, handed Him over to
The tender merces of the police in which legal act Mr.
Carson discovers gross nsu bordnaton and straightway
upon the unfortunate company the walls OF his
wrath.
The Common Council did not any order given
by the Chief Engineer but viii be by the resou-
ton simply authorized said company to do duty In their
usual districts. BY emitting the word usual and falsely
asserting that said districts comprised the fifth and xth
he manufactures fresh philippe against the late Com
Council and endeavors 10 excite the hostility OF the
present against Engine Company No IL, who have had
the daring temerty TO have opinions of their owp on GER
tain subjects and hgnby request, that they may be LETT
liver JOHN GUNsoN, Foreman Engine CO. II.
G. II. REYNOLDS Secretary.
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n Z WS BY TIE LEGR APH /.
GEN. QUIIMAN AND THE FIJIBUSTERS.
-~>~~~~~~~>~~~~>~>~~~
Important Bills Passed by the House.
~~r>~~~>~-~-1~~~~~~>~N>
TIE NAIL SERVICE TO CALIFORNIA.
>rNN~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~>~>
EXPECTED REVELATIONS OF the CONTRACT SYSTEM.
-NNNNN>~>~oS~>~~>~S>~~
SWINDLING AND FRAUD DETECTED.
s>->>~-~~~~~>s>,->s~>.>>>~NN1-
General Oyerhaullng Promised.
SURRENDER OF PEGITIVES AT CINCINNAN.
>>~>~s~N>~~~~~~>~>0~>~
Fhe Bunker Hiik Celebration,
TIE NAIL SERVICE TO CALFORNI
OF PHGITIVES AT CIsCINSAN.
From Washington.

From Washington.
p.SCOkI0 EPIsrLs PROM GEN. QUrTMAs.
WASHINGTON, June IT, 1854.
The UrS>n of this morning publishes the following
despatch, rseeived by Hop w p. Harris from General
Qutman in'reation to the statements connecting him
with the Glibusters:-
NEw ORLEANS, June a. 1854.
Tell tho ediSor Of the Union that is authorised
to speak for me but myself. Publish this.
(Sgned) j. A. QUITMAN
TIN PACIFIC NAVAL STATION.
The Secretary Of the Navy is engaged in making pre-
parations TO order the necessary officers to the
naval station on Mare Island, San Francisco Ina
provements and buildings at once to be put up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18
From Cincinnati.

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE cAsE-RAILROAD COMPETITION
CINCINNATI, June II, 1854.
The nine fugitive slaves captured here three days
ago were given up to their this evening and
taken to Kentucky. There was excitement.
Great competition exists between the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton, and the Little Miami Railroads
The former reduced the fare to Buffalo to-day to ~ In
cludng state rooms and meals the Lake The
fore has hitherto beeu As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18

CHARGE or nEFRAuDEG CAiuoRNIAN.--0 -0thceT Martin
yesterday arrested man named Charles L. Moss charged
with selling spurious ticket for Calfornia and obtaining
therefor si25 from Edward Thomas, OF Ohio who camc
to this city for the purpose of embarkug Tor the gold
dgengs. The ticket purchased by him purported to be
good Tor passage board the North star out before
the vessel rot Sandy Hook the ticket discovered
% be spurious, end the complainant was set ashore IA
court The case Is stin peudrg before Justice Osborn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18

Wearing apparel in actnai use, and othar personal
effects not merchandise professional books, imple-
ments, instruments, and tools OF trade occupation
or employment, OF persons arriving in the United
States Provided, That tn exemption shall not be
construed to include mach ne.y or other articles i'm
ported for use in any manufacturing establishment
or for Gale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18
Celebration Of the Battle Of Bunker aill.
THE NEW YORK CeNTINENTALs IN BOSTON, ETC.

bUsIUS- June IoO4
The anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill OBJ
served to-day in Charestown by the firing Of cannon ring
ing of bes and general turn out Of the military The
stars and stripes also displayed prominent points
in Boston, Chelsea Cambridge, Roxbury, Lexington and
Concord, in honor of the day.
The New York Continentas, with shelon's band, ar
rived here this morning. and the guests Of the Bos
ton Veteran Association. The two companies paraded
the principal Streets and dncd in Faneui Hall day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18

BANGOR June H. 1854.
The tannery establishment Of Daniel Covell at East
Arlington was entirely consumed by FIRE last night.
The loss is estimated at from - 600 to $1,000. No
insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18
Movements OF Steamsh1ps.
THE KNOXVILLE AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH juno 16, 1854
The steamship Knoxville arrived here this Fridayl
afternoon, from New York. in 53h hours, being the
shortest passage on record.
THE soUTUBRNER AT CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, June IL, 1854.
The mail steamship southerner Capt. EVAN, from
New York arrived here at O'Clock this Saturday
morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18

(Tweafy per centuu ad vdlorum.)
Alabastcr and spar ornaments.
Ale, beef and porter, in casks or bottles.
Almonds.
Anchovies, preserved, in pickle salt, or oil; sar
dimes and all other fish preserved in oil.
Argentine aIabatta, or German silver, manufac-
tured or unmanufactured.
Articles embroidered with gold silver, or other
metal
Asses skins
Balsams, cosmetics, essences, extracts, Pastes,
perfumes and tnctur es, and either for the toilet OF
for medicinal purposes
Baskets, and all other articles composed Of grass,
OZin, palm leaf, straw, whaleD0ne, or Willow, NOT
otherwise provided for.
Beads, of amber, composition, or ware, and all
other beads.
BenZ0ates
Bologna sausages.
Bracelets, braids chains curls, or ringlets, COM.
posed Of hair, or of which hair is comp part
Braces suspenders webbing or other fabrics COM
posed wholly or in part Of india rubber, not other
wise provided for.
Brooms and brushes of all kinds.
Buttons and button moufds of all kinds.
Canoes real and imitation, and mosaics real and
imitation, when set in gold, silver or other metal.
Camphor refined
Canes and sticks for walking finished or un6n-
ished.
Capcrs pickles and sauces of all kinds, not other
wise provided for. .
Caps, hats muffs and tippets of fur and all other
manufactures Of fur or Of which fur shall be a COM
ponent material.
Card cases pocket books, shell cases, souvenirs,
purses retcules and all articles worn or carried on
The person as ornaments Of whatever material COM
posed
Carriages and parts Of carriages.
Cassia and cinnamon.
Cayenne pepper.
Cheese.
China, earthen and stoneware, and all other wares
composed Of earthly and mineral substances not
otherwise provided for.
Clocks aud parts OF clocks. !.
Clothing-Ready made and wearing apparel Of
every description, Of whatever material composed,
and all otler articles worn carried on the person.
made up or manufactured wholly or in part either
by the tailor, seamstress manufacturer, not other
wise expressly enumerated and provided for.
Cloves.
Coach and harness furniture Of all kinds
Coal.
Coke and calm of COAL
Combs of all kinds.
Comfits-Sweetmeats or fruit preserved in sugar,
brandy alcohol or other spirits molasses or in their
own Juice and confectionery of all kinds.
Composition tops for tables or other articles OF
furniture.
Compositions Of glass or paste, when set.
Coral, cut or manufactured
Corks
Court plaster.
Cray yons OF oil kinds.
Cnlants.
Cutlegy Of all kinds,
Diamonds- Gems pearls, rubies and other pre-
cous stones aud limitations OF precious stones, wnen
set in gold, silver other metal, aud all inanufac-
lures Of agate, coTneian, other precious stones,
and all articles Of jewelry real imitation nclu-
ding GOLD and silver buttons.
Dolls and toys OF oil kinds.
Epanlettes gallons laces knots, stars. tasses,
tresses and wings of gold, silver; or other metal;
ever material composed. .
Feathers and fowers-arti6cial or ornamental and
parts thereof, Of whatever material composed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18

ALBANY, June IL, 1854.
The break in the Illinois and Michigan Canal, previous
y reported had been repaired and boats to pass
Wednesday last when teegraphc despatch received
Chicago reported another break in the immediate neigh
borhood of the first, and much more disastrous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18
1TuERNER AT CHARLESTON
The shin CamiIIus Ashore

CHARaEsroS, June IL, 1854
.hp, supposed TO be the camillus, from New York.
for Charleston Is ashore six miles south Of 0cracoke
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yaxt.ntson OF the ohio.

PTrIsBURo, June I7--Noon.
The river now measures four feet three inches by the
pier marx, and is falling The weather Is clear and
warm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1854.

Gunny cloth and gunny bags.
Gunp0wder.
Hams.
Hats of wool.
Hat bodies, made of wool, or Of which wool s.lal
be a component material.
Hemp seed or linseed, and rape-seed oil, aud al
other oils used in painting.
Indian corn and corn meal
Iris or 0rris root.
Iron liquor.
Ivory or bone black.
Juniper berries.
Lac spirits.
Lac sulphur.
Iampblack.
Lard.
Leather-tanned, bend or sole.
Leather-upper of all kinds.
Lead-in pigs, bars or sheets.
Leaden pipes.
Leaden shot.
Iiguorice paste, juice or root.
Mtharge.
Malt
Marble-in the rough, slab OF block, manufac-
tured.
Marine coral. unmanufactured.
Metals-Dutch and bronze in leaf.
Metal--unmanufactured not otherwise provided
Mineral and bituminous substances, in a crude
state, not otherwise provided for.
Needles-of all kinds, for sewing, darning. or
knitting
Nitrate of lead.
Oats and oatmeal.
whale, and other fish oil, the produce Of foreign
fisheries.
Osnaburgs-unhleach and uncolored.
Paints-dry or ground In oil, not otherwise pro-
vided for.
Paper hangings and paper for screens or fire.
boards.
Pearl or bulled barley.
Periodicals and other works in course of printing
and republication in the United States
Pitch.
Plaster Of Paris-when ground
Pork.
Potassium.
Prussan blue.
Putty.
Quilts.
Red chalk.
Rice or paddy.
Rolled birthstone.
Roman cement.
Rye and rye flour.
Saddlery, common timed or japanned
Sage.
Sal soda and all carbonates of soda, by whatever
names designated, not otherwise provided for.
Silk, advanced in manufacture, but not further
than singles, tram and Organzine in the gum, not
otherwise provided for.
Skins Of all kinds not otherwise provided for
Slate pencils,
Spermaceti candles and tapers.
SpHnges.
Spunk.
Starch.
Stearine candles and tapers.
Steel in bars, cast shear or German, and in plates,
sheets or otherwise.
Stereotype plates.
Still bottoms.
Sulphate of barytes-cru de orrsAned.
Tallow candles.
Tapioca.
Tar.
Tuklenburgs.
Type metal.
Types-new or old.
Vanilla beans.
Verdigris.
yelvet-in the piece, composed wholly Of cotton.
VerMiion.
Wax candles and tapers.
Whalebone-tho produce of foreign fisheries.
Wheat and wheat -four.
White and red lead.
Whiting, or Paris white.
White yitnol, or sulphate Of zinc.
Window glass-of every description, inducing
broad, crown, cylinder, sheet, rough glass, and
not otherwise provided for.
-unmanufactured, not otherwise provided
for, and firewood.
Wool-unmanufactured
Woolen listings.
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Teni tin Plates.
] Tin foil.
Thin plates or sheets.
Tin plates galvanized, not otherwise provided
| for.
| Waste or shoddy.
Watches aLd parts Of watches.
| Watch materials Of an kinds.
Zinc, spelter, and teutenegue, in sheets.
SCHEDULE E.
(Fire per Centunp ad vGlorem)
AlcorDoque.
Annatto, rancon, or Orleans.
Barilla.
Bells, when old, or bell metal, at only 10 be re-
manufactured.
Bleaching powder, or chloride OF Iims.
Books-prmted magazines, pamphlets, psriodi-
calls and illustrated newspapers, bound or unbound,
not otherwise provided for.
Brass, in pigs or bars.
Brass, when old, and fit only to be re-manufac-
tured.
Bristles.
Building stones.
Chalk, NOT otherwise provided for.
Clay unwr0ught.
Cochineal.
Cocoa.
Cocoa shells.
Copper, when old. and fit only to be- re'manu.
factured.
Cudbear.
Flints
FulIers' earth.
Gold beaters' skins.
Granilla
Grndstenes wrought or unwrouQht
Gum Arabic and Gum Senegal.
Gum Barbary.
Gum Copal.
Gum East India
Gum Jedda.
Gum substitute, or burnt starch.
= Gum Tragacanth.
Horns, horn-tips, bones, bone.tips, and teeth, an
manufactured.
Indigo.
Ivory unmanufactured.
Ivory nuts, or vegetable ivory.
Kelp.
Kelmes.
Lac dye.
Lemon and lime juice.
Lime.
Nader ground.
Nader root
Maps and charts, not otherwise provided for.
Natron.
Nickel.
Nut gals.
Nux vomica-
Oils palm and cocoa nut.
Opponent, palm leaf, manufactured.
Pearl mother OF.
Pewter, when old, and fit only to be rcmanafac-
tured.
Polishing stones.
Pumice and pumce stone
Rattans andreeds, unmanufactured, not otherwise
provided for
Rotten stone.
Rags, nototherwise provided for.
Raw hides and skins Of all kinds, whether dried,
salted, or picked, not otherwise provided fog.,
Saffiower.
Sal ammonia.
Saltpetre or nitrate Of soda, or potash, refined,
partially ra6ned, or cured.
Seedac.
Shellac.
Silk--raw with or without the gum, imported in
the condition in which it comes from tie cocoon
not being doubled, twisted or advanced in manu-
facture in any way.
Soda ash.
Sulphuric acid or oil Of vitriol.
SUmac.
Taliow, marrow, and all other grease and soaps,
stocks and soap stufs, not otherwise provided for
Terra japonica or catechu.
THIN pigs. bars, or blocks.
Loat9sce ~-s other shells unmanufactured, no
Tumeric
Woad or pastel.
Weld.
Zinc, speler, or teu' 'enegua, manufactured, not
otherwise provided for.
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Acids-acetic, acetous, benZoic, poncic, cnromcl
citric, muriatic white and yellow nitric, pyrongne
Gus and tartarlc ana al othel aciag Oh every
ton, used Tor chemical or medicinal purposes On ior
manufacturing, or in the hne arts, not osnerwise
provided for.
Aloes.
Alum.
AMBER.
Angora, Thibet, and other goats ha'r or monalr'
unmanulactured.
Anniseed.
Animal carbon.
Antmony, crude ana reguius o.
Arsenic. -, :, ....:
tanning, not otherwise proVidea LOT.
Assafotida.
Darhquiila'
Bismuth.
Blue or roman vitriol, or sulphate OF copper
Boucno leaves.
Brazil paste.
Breccla.
Birthstone, crude in bulk
Bromlne
SaGmuM.
Calamne. ,,..,.,
Cameos and mosalcs, ana lmitat'ons tnefeoi not
set:
Cantharldes.
Carbonate OF ammonia
Cassia buds.
castor Oil.
Chstoium. . g.,
Chronometer, board ship or parts Thereon.
Codllia, or Tow OF nemp or max.
Comp0sltions OF glass, or paste not SET.
Cork tree, bulk, manufactured
Cream OF tartar.
Cubebs.
Dragons blood.
Diamonds, gems, pearls, ruDles, and otner pre-
cious stones, and limitations thereon not set.
Dried pulp.
Emery.
Engravings or plates, bound or unbound.
Ether.
Extract OF indigo.
Extracts and decoctions of legwood and other
dyewoods not otherwise provided for.
Extract OF mndder.
Furs, hatters, dressed or undressed, not on the
skin.
Furs, unceaned, when on the skin.
Gamboge.
Gold and silver leaf
Gutta percha.
Hair, curled, moss, sea- Tweed, anu all otner VeSe
table substances used for beds or mattresses. =
Hair of oil kinds, uncleaned and unmanufactured