The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18
SCHEDULE L.
(FrCc.)

All BOOKS, maps, CnaftS, nlatneHldtlcdi, naubiCHl
instruments, philosophical apparatus and all other
articles whatever imported for the use Of the Uni
ted States: Provided that when such articles are
imported under contract for the United States they
shall not be exempt from duty unless it shall be so
expressed in the contract, and so certified by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
All philosophical apparatus, instruments, books,
maps, and charts; statues, statuary, busts, and
casts, Of marble bronze alabaster or plaster OF Pa
ris; paintings, drawings, etchings; specimens Of
sculpture; cabinets of coins, medals gems, and all
collections Of tiquites-provided the same be
specially imported in good faith for the use OF any
society Incorporated or established for philosophical
or literary purposes, or for the encouragement OF
the fine arts; for the use or by the order OF any
college, academy, school, or seminary OF learning
in the United States.
Animals imported for breed.
Bark-Peruvian.
Berries, nuts and vegetables, used exclusively in
dyeing in composing. dyes; but no article shall
be claimed as such that has undergone any manu-
facture.
Bolting cloths.
Books, maps and charts imported by authority Of
the joint Library Committee Of Congress, for the
use of the library of Congress: Provided, That IT,
in any case, contract shall have been made with
any bookseller, importer or other person, for books,
maps or charts, in which contract the bookseller,
importer, other person aforesaid, shall have paid
the duty or included the duty in said contract in
such case the duty shall not be RENTED.
Brazil wood, Braziletto, and all other dyewood in
sticks
Bulien-gold and silver.
Burr stones-wr0ught or unwrOught
Cabinets Of coins, medals and other collections OF
antiquities.
Coffee-from whatever country imported.
Coins-gold silver and copper.
Copper ore.
Copper, when imported for the United States
Mint.
Cotton.
Felt adhesive for sheathing vessels.
Fruits and vegetables, green or ripe, not other
wise provided for.
Garden seeds, and all other seeds for agricultural,
horticultural, medicinal and manufacturing pur.
poses, not otherwise provided for
Goods wares, and merchandise, the growth, pro-
duce, or manufacture Of the United States, expor.
ted to foreign country, and brought back to the
United States, in the same condition as when ex-
ported, upon which no drawback or bounty ha
been allowed: Provided, That all regulations
ascertain the identity thereof prescribed by exstin
laws, or which may be prescribed by the Secrctar
Of the Treasury, shall be complied with.
Guano.
Household effects-old and in use, of persons or
families from foreign countries, il used abroad by
them, and not intended for any other person or per-
sons or for sale.
.unk-od.
Leeches.
Models Of inventions and other improvements in
the arts: Provided That no article or articles shall
be deemed model or improvement which can bt
fitted for use.
Oakum
Ofl--spermaceu, whale, and 0ther nsh, OF Ameri
can fisheries, and all other articles the produce o.
such fisheries.
Orange and lemon peal.
Paintings and statuary, the productions af Ameri
can artists residing abroad and all other paintings
and statuary Provided The same be imported in
good faith as objects of TASTE and not Of merchan
disc.
Personal and household effects (not merchandise)
of citizens ofthe United States dying abroad.
Plaster of Pars-unground.
Platina--unmanufactured.
Salt.
shesthing copper; but no copper to be considered
such, and admitted free, except IN sheets Q, iolt
| eight inches long and fourteen inches VIDE, ano
weighing from fourteen to thity.four ounces th'
| square foot.
Sheafhing metal
Specimens Of natural history, mineraogy' or DO
t0ny.
Tea, from whatever country imported.
Trees, shrubs, bulbs, plants, aDdroot9, not otne'
! wise provided for.