The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27

'oardines, and all other fish
preserved in oil.
Camphor, refined.
Cassia.
Cloves.
Compost on tops for Ia bles,
or other articles OF furni-
ture.
Comfits.
,Sweetmeats, or fruit pre-
served in sugar, brandy
or molasses.
Currants.
Dates.
Figs.
Ginger root, dried or green.
Glass, cut.
Mace.
scnEDCLE @ $50 PER
Under the new act duties
Ale, beer and porter, in
casks or bottles.
Argentine, aiabatta, or Ger
man silver, manufactured
or manufactured.
Articles embroidered with
gold silver or other metal.
Articles worn by men, wo.
men or children, of what
ever material composed,
made up, OF made wholly
or in part by hand.
Asses skins,
BalsaIHs, cosmetics, es-
sences, extracts, pastes,
perfumes, and tinctures,
used either for the toilet
or for medicinal pur-
poses.
Baskets, and all other ar
ticles composed OF grass,
osier, palm leaf, straw,
whalebone, or willow,
not otherwise provided
for.
Bay rum.
Beads Of amber, compost
ton or wax. and all other
beads.
Benzoates
Bologna sausages.
Bracelets, brsids, chains,
curls or ringlets, COM
posed Of hair, or OF which
hair is a mponent part.
Braces, suspenders, web
bling, or other fabrics,
composed wholly or in
part Of India rubber, not
otherwise provided for.
Brooms and brushes Of all
kinds.
Canoes, real and imita-
ton, and mosaics, real
or imitation, when set in
gold, silver or other
metal.
Canes and sticks for walk
ing, finished or un6n-
ished.
Capers, pickles and sauces
Of all kinds, not other
wise provided for.
Caps, hats, muffs and tip.
pets Of fur, and all other
manufactures OF fur, or
Of which fur shall be o
component material.
Caps, glovss. leegtngs, mits,
socks, stockings, wove
shirts and drawers, and
all similar articles made
on frames, worn by men,
women or children, and
not otherwise provided
for.
Card cases, pocket books,
shell boxes, souvenirs,
and all fimilar articles,
Of whatever material
composed.
Carpets, carpetipg, hearth
rugs, be3sides, and other
portions OF carpeting,
being other Aubussion,
Brussels, ingram. Sax
ony, Turkey, Venetian,
Wilton, or any other Tim
liar fabric.
rTiages aud parts Of car
riages.
Cayenne pepper.
Cheese.
Cinnamon.
Clocks and parts OF clocks.
Clothing ready made, and
wearing apparel OF every
description, OF whatever
material composed, made
mp or manufactured Who'll.
~ or in part by the tailor,
seamstress or manufac-
turer.
Coach and harness furni-
ture of all kinds.
Coal, coke and culm OF coal.
Combs Of sll kinds.
Compositions Of glass or
paste, when set.
Confectionery OF all kinda
not otherwise provided
for.
Coral, cut or manufactured.
Corks.
Cotton cords, gimps and gal
looms.
Court plaster.
Cayons OF all kinds.
Cutlery Of all kinds.
Diamonds, ge ms, pearls, ru-
bies, and other precious
stones, aud limitations OF
precious stones, when set
In gold, silver, or other
metal.
Dolls, and toys of al kinds.
Earthen, china and stone.
ware, and all other wares,
composed OF earthly or
mineral substances not
otherwise provided for.
Epaulets, gslloons, laces,
knots, stars, tassels, tres.
ses, and wings Of gold,
silver or other metal.
Fans and Ere screens OF eve.
~ description, Of what.
ever material composed,
Feathers and lowers, artif.
cial or ornamental, and
parts thereof, OF whatever
material composed.
Fire crackers.
Flats, brsids, plsits, spar.
terre, snd willow squares,
used for making hats or
boppets.
Frames and sticks for UNI.
brellas, parasols and sun
shades, finished or unhn
ished.
Furniture, cabinet and
household.
Ginger, grourd.
Glass, colored, stained or
painted.
Glass crystals for watches.
Glasses or pebbles for spec
tacles.
Glass tumblers, plain,
moulded or pressed, not
cut or printed.
Paintings on glass
Porcelain glass.
Grapes.
Gum benzoin or Ben amin.
Hair pencils.
Hat bodies OF cotton.
Hemp, manufactured.
Honey.
SCHEDULE p.-(25 rFr
Under the new act, duties I,
Btfax or tineial.
Burgundy pitch.
Buttons and button moulds
OF all kinds.
nhiEts, bookings.
T1anneis and floor cloths OF
whatever material com.
posed, not o,bers ise pro-
vided for.
Gables RnI eordage, tartd