The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

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| Junk, old.
! Kelp.
| Kermes.
Lac dye.
Lac spirits.
Lastings, suitable for shoes, slippers, boots,
bOotees, or buttons, exclusively.
| Leeches.
| Lemon-juice.
Lime juice.
| Lnseed.
| Lquorice-root.
| Machinery exclusively designed and expressly
imported for the manufacture of fax and linen
| goods.
Nader, ground, and madderroot.
Manufactures of mohair cloth, silk twist, other
manufactures of cloth, suitable for manufacture OF
shoes, slippers, boots bootees, or buttons, exclu
sively.
Maps and charts
Marble, in the rough, slab or block, unmanufac
tured.
Marble, manufactures of.
Marine coral, manufactured.
Medicinal roots, leaves, gums, resins, bal5am5,
and all other parts of plants, in crude state.
Mineral blue.
the ants Provided That article or articles shall
be deemed model or improvement which can be
fitted for use.
Moss, and other vegetable substances used for
mattresses.
Music, and music paper, with lines, bound or un-
bound.
Nickel, ore and metal.
Nutgas.
Nutmegs.
Nuts, viz: almonds, Brazil nuts, cocoanuts, Ma
dera nuts, pecan nuts, peanuts, hlberts, walnuts,
hazelnuts, pistachio, and all other nuts used for
food, or for medicinal or manufacturing purposes.
Ochres, and ochrey earths, used in the com.
position Of painters colors, whether dry or ground
oil, spermaceti, whale, or other fish, Of American
Hsherea and all other articles the rOiuco of such
fisheries
Oils, palm, cocoanut, peanut rapeseed, Cola,
and olive-olive when pure, and not otherwise
Orange and lemon peel.
Osier, or willow, for basketmakers' use, prepared
or unprepared.
Palm leaf manufactured.
Patent moYdant.
Paving stones, paving and roofing tiles, and
bricks.
Pearls, set or not set, and mother-ofpearl.
Pepper, pimento, and spices Of all kinds.
Personal and household effects (not merchandise)
of citizens Of the United States dying abroad.
Pewter, when old and fit only to be remanufac-
tured.
Plaster of Paris, unground,
PlAsna, manufactured or otherwise.
Phmbago or graphite.
Polishing stones.
Prussiate Of potash.
Pumice and pumicestone.
| Quicksilver and its ores.
! Quinine, sulphate, and all other salts OF ~.
| Rags, of whatever material
! Rattans and reeds, unmanufactured.
Rotten stone.
Saffiower.
Saffron and saffron cake
Sage. =.
Sal ammonac, and other ammoniacal salts.
Sal soda Chloride of sodum,) and salts OF all
kinds.
saltpetre, Cor nitrate Of soda or potash,) refined
or crude.
Salts, Epsom glauber, and Rochelle.
Sardines, in salt or oil.
Seedlac.
sheathing metal.
Sheathing paper.
SheIlac.
Seeds, viz Hempseed, rapeseed, grass, mustard,
clover, canary, cardamum cummin, caraway, corr
ander and seeds Of all kinds for agricultural hort
cultural, medicinal, and manufacturing purposes.
| Silk, raw, with or without the gum, imported in
not being double, twisted or advanced In manufac-
| ture in any way.
Silver and its ores.
Skins and hides raw, of all kinds, whether
dried sailed, or picked, or in the hair, except
sheep skins with the wool on, manufactured or I'M
manufactured
States and slate pencils.
Smalts.
Specimens of natural history, mineralogy, or
| botany.
Sp0nges.
| Spunk.
Steel in bars, shear or German, and in plates or
sheets
StoIle's arcanum, used in the manufacture Of
sugar.
| stocks and soap stufs.
Tapioca.
Tea, from whatever country imported.
j Terne tin plates
Terra japonica, or catechu'
Tin, in pigs bars, or blocks, and ore.
Tin, in plates, or sheets.
| Tinplates galvanized.
Tobacco, manufactured.
Tortoise and other shells, manufactured.
Trees, shrubs, bulbs, plants, and roots.
Turmeric.
Type metals, and old types fit only to be remanu-
featured.
Vanilla beans.
Vegetables, fresh Of all kinds.
Waste, or shoddy.
Watches and parts of watches.
Watch materials of all kinds.
Wearing apparel in actual use, and other personal
effects not merchandise, professional books, imple-
ments, instruments, and tools Of trade, occupation,
| or employment OF persons arriving in the United
States and all materials Of instruction mporte for
learned societies and seminares of learning: Pro-
vided, That this exemption shall not be construed
to include machinery or other articles imported for
use in manufacturing establishments, or for sale.
Weld.
Whiting, or Paris white.
Wines Of all kinds, except limitations Of wines,
and adulterated Wines
Woad, or pastel.
Woods, viz. Cedar, lignumvite, ebony, box,
granadllla, mahogany, rose and satin wsod, and all
cabinet woods, manufactured, and 6re'wood.
Wool, manufactured, washed, assorted, and In
bales bags, packages, Of the value In the foreign
port at the period Of expectation Of sixteen cents
per pound, or less
Zinc spelter or teuteneque, in sheets or pigs, and
ore.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT UrIcA-At about eleven
o'clock last night fire broke out in the clothing
store of f. l.. Robbins h Brother No. 1913 Genesee
street. The flames spread with rapidity, and in q
few minutes the entire front part Of the building
was one fiery mass II is, OF course, impossible
now to ascertain the aggregate loss. The building
was owned by Arson Thomas, and was insured to
an amount nearly covering the damage. Messrs.
in fragmentary shape. Their stock was valued at
from IS 900 to So 600. On this there was an in
surance Of $500 in the following companies =
Hudson River. 81 500; Knickerbocker, 81 300, and