The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-19
PRICE TWO CENTS.

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o. sk nof L1r eTte fabric; of description
is - sertlngs; types, old Or new and type metals
Vanilla beans; veIlup. vel vet n -, ,
yot cotton Or OF cotton and silk but of viii cotton
d inc component material OF chief value; vcrdgris vcr
Sc Waters; water colos walebone; white and red lead
ct white ytiol, or Sulphatc Of zinc; whiting or Por
N white; window glass broad crown or cylinder. oio
h and worsted yarns, and wooden stings wheel barrow
~ and hand barrows; wagons and vehicles Of every de
h SCHEDULE ID.
h (TEN PER CENTUM AID VALOREMD
Acids OF every description not otherwise provided or
cornoque, aloes, ambergrs amber, ammonia and sa
If ammonia anato, roucon orleans; Angora, Thibet
anu otier goats har' or mohalr unmanutactured no
otherwise provided for ansseed, antimony crude or
reguus of arga or crude tartar arsenic articles
IS IN dyeing and tanning not otherwise provided for
s. ashes, pot, pearl and Soda aSphaum, asSafoctida.
bananas cecoanuts pine apples, plantans ana
all other West India fruits in their natural state; bar
lila; bark of all kinds not otherwise provi for bark
Peruvian bark, guilla; bismu bitter apples; bleach
ing powder of chloride lime; bones, burnt; boards
planks savcs shingles aths scantling and all other
sawed lumber also Spars hewn timber of all sorts;
honeblack animal carbon, and bone dust; boiting
cloths; books printed magazines pamphlcs periodi
Gals and illustrated newspapers bound or unbound
not otherwise provided for books blank bound un-
bound borate of lime boraX, crude tncal; bouchu
| leaves; box wood manufactured; Brazil paste Bra
ATWOOD, braZilleto, and all dyewoods in
Ston STICKS orlstles; building stones butter burr
cabinets Of coins medals gems, and all collections Of
antiquities; camphor, crude canharides, cassia and
and parts thereof clay burnt unburnt bricks roof
ing tiles gas retorts and roofing states, cloves coal
COKE and CulT of coal cOchneal cocoa and
cocoa shells, cocuus ndicus, Codla or tow Of hemp
or fax, cream of tartar, cudbear, cutch
Diamonds, canoes, mosaics, gems pearls, rubies
other precious stones, and limitations thereof when set
IN gold or silver diamonds gIaziers set or not set;
Emery in lump pulvcrzed indigo extracts
and decoctions oflogwood and other dyewood not 9th
| erwise provided for extract of madder
Felt, adhesive, for sheathng vessels flax unmanu fac
tured haXeed and linseed; hints, and flint ground;
French chalk furs hattcrs dressed undressScd not
on the skin; furs, undresscd. when on the skin
Glass when old and fit only be gold
and silver leaf gold heaters skin; grindsones gums
arabic, barbary, copa East Indies senegal substitute
traEacanh, and other gums and resins in crude state
not other wise provided for; gUta percha unmanuCac
Hair, of all kinds uncleansed and unmanufactured hemp
manufactured; hemp seed, and rape seed horns horn.
tips, hone bone-tps, and teeth, manufactured.
India rubber in bottles, slabs Sheets unmanuactured
ndia rubber, milk OF, ivory, unmanufactured ivory
| nuts, or vegetable ivory.
junk old jute sisa grass coir other vegetable sub
stances unmanuactured, not otherwise provided for
| kep, kermcs.
Lac spirits lac sulphur and lac,dyc lemons and lines
and lime juice, and juices Of all other fruits without
sugar, lime
rough slab or block, unmanufactured metals, unman-
utactureG not otherwise provided for mineral kcrmes
mineral and btuminous substances in a crude state
bound and unbound.
Natron, nickel, nutmegs nuts, not otherwise proviiel
for; nut gals, vomCa.
| OaSum, oranges, lemons, and lines, orpimcnt
plantans plaster Paris, or sulphate Of lime un,
ground plana, unmanufactured; polishing stones,
potatoes, Prussian blue punice and pumice stone.
Katans ana reeds, unmanuactured hides and skins
Of all kinds, uodressed; red chalk. rotten stone
Salower sal soda ard all carbonaes and sulphates of
soda. by whatever names designated, not otherwise
provided for; scedac, shelac, silk raw, not ad
vanced in manufacture than singles, thrown
organZinc; sponges steel in bars, sumac.
Taow, marrow, and all other grease soap stocks and
soap stus, not otherwise provided for; erne tin in
plates or sheets terra ap0nica catechu cutch tortoise
or other Shells unmanufacured; trees, shrubs, bulbs
plants and roots, not otherwise provided for tureric.
Watches and parts OF Watches Weld woad woods, viz
cedar box, ebony lgnum vitH, granadilIa, mahogany
rosewood satin-wood and all other woods unmanulac
tureE
Iron in bars bolts rods slabs and rarold rails spikes
fishing plates and chairs used in ting rail
Maps and charts
Paintings and statuay not otherwise provided for;
Platina manufactured
Wool, manufactured, of every description
Specimens ofnatura history mineralogy botany
otherwise provided for
Leaf and unmanufacturcd tobacco.
SCHEDULE =.
GIVE PER CENTUM AD TALOREMj
Brass, in bars pigs, old and fit only to renauurac
tured; bells, old bell metal.
Copper in pigs or bars, copper orc copper when
fit only to be remanufactured.
Damouds cameos mosacs, pearls, gems, rubies and
other precious stones, and limitations thereof when not
set.
Guano.
Iron, in blooms, loops and piss, and iron ore
Manures, and fertilizers Of al sorts.
Paving stones paper Tor printing newspapers, handbs,
Sheatng coppr-6u no copper to be considered as such
except in sheets IS inches long and II inches wide and
weighing from II to 81 ounces sheahfng metal Who'll
or IN part OF iron sheatAing paper, stave bolts and
shinge bolts.
Tin and tin in pigs Or bars.
Zinc spelter, or tentenegue, unmanUfacturcd.
SCHEDULE r.
SPECIFIC DUTIESA
Ice-two dollars per ton. Tea-four cents per pound:
Salt, ground blown rockthree per bushcl Of
fty-six pounds per bushel.
SCHEDULE &.
tENENPT FROM DUTY)
Bo oks maps, charts, mathematical and nautical instru
mentS, philosophical apparatus, and all other articles
whatever, imported for the Of the Confederate
States books, pamphlets periodicals, and tracts, pub
lshedby religious associations all philosophical appa-
ratus instruments, books, maps and charts, statues
stauary hUSts and casts, OF marble, bronze aabaSer
or plaster OF aris PAINTINGS and draw inrs etctngs
specimens of sculpture cabinet Of coins medals gems,
neciay imTorIed in ood fait fr tbe s ' f ann M
ciety, incorporated established for philosophical and
literary purposes, for the encouragement Of the ae
arts or for the use or by the order of any college acaI
school, seminary of learning in the Confederate
Co6s f5s.s s6G GaIn Silver s9a 9ba 'na so,n silver
ported for the mint of the Confederate States
Garden seeds and all other seeds for agricultural and nor
tculral purposes; goods wares and m erchandise the
growth, produce, manufacture of the Confederate
States, exported to a foreign country, and brought
back to the Confederate States in the same condition as
when exported. upon which drawback has been al
lowed, provided that all regulations to ascertain the
quantity thereof prescribed by existing laws which
may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury
shall be complied with
Household effects, old and in use, of persons families
intended for any other purpose or purposes, for
sale.
Models of inventions other improvements in the arts
provided that no article or articles shall be deemed
model which can be fitted for
Personal aud household effects, merchandise ct
Zens Of the Confederate States dying abroad.
Specimens Of natural history, mineraoSy botany pro-
Vidcd the be imported in good faith for the Of
any society Incorporated established for phoSCph
CAL agricultural or historical purposes, for the
by the order of any college, academy, school, or semi
nary of learning in the Confederate States.
Wearing apparel, and other personal effects mcrcan
disc professional books implements instruments, and
tools OF trades occupation or employment of persons
arriving in the Confederate States provided that this
exemption shall not be construed to include machinery
other articles imported for use in any establishment
for sale.
Bacon, pork hams lard beef wheat -four and bran Of
wheat aour and bran Of all other grains india corn
and meal barley, rye, oats, and Oat meal and living
animals Of all lands, not otherwise provided for also all
agricultural productions Including those of hc orchard
aud garden in their natural state, not otherwise pro
vided for
Gunpowder and all If the materials Of which it is made
Lead in pigs or bars in shot balls, fJr cannon,
kets, rifles pistols.
Rags, of whatever material composed.
Arms, of every descriptions for military purposes, and
parts thereof munitions Of war, military aecoutremgnts
and percussion caps.
Cotton.
Ships, steamers, barges dredging vessels machinery
pile jetties and articles to be used in the con.
strucon of harbors and FOR dredging and improving
On all articles not imported direct from tie countries
where produced, or from their colonies additions
duty of five per cent shall be levied
SEC. =. Ind be ii further enacted That from and after
the first day of May next, there shall be levied collected
and paid on all goods wares, and merchandise imported
from foreign countries and not specially provided for by
enumerated in Of the schedules of this Act duty
of ten per Centum ad valorem.
SEC. 3. That there shall be levied, collected paid
each and every nonenumeated article which bears 81
miitude either in material quality, texture the
to which it may be applied, any enumerated article
Chargeable with duty, the same rate Of duty which is
levied and charged the enumerated article which il
resembles any of the particulars before mentioned
and if any non-enumerated article equally resembles
enumerated articles which different rates
duty chargeable there shall be levied collected and
paid, such non enumerated article, the rate of
duty is chargeable on the article which il resembles
tured from two more materials, the duty Shall be
sessed the highest rates OF which any OF its poncnt
parts may be chargeable.
Sec L. Aud be It further enacted That all goods wares
and merchandise, which may be in the public
unclaimed in warehouse under warehUusing bonds
the st day of May next shall be subject entry there
of for consumption to such duty if the had been
imported, respectively, after that day
Sec 5. And be 1t further enacted, That the entry Of
goods merchandise, imported after the
the Customs at the port of importation and entry
their liability to duty exemption thererom shall be
final and conclusive against the owner, importer con-
gnee agent Of any such goods wares and merchandise
unless the owner, importer, conSignee agent
shall, within ten days after such entry, give !
notice to the collector in writing, Of his dissatisGac-
ton with such decision, setting forth therein dis. |
tnctly and specifically his ground of objection
thereto and SHALL within thirty days after date of Hch
decision appeal hererrom to the Secretary of the Treas
ury, whose decision such appeal shall be final and
conclusive and the said goods wares and merchandise
shall be liable to duty exemption therefrOm according
l act of Congress to the contrary now thStandng
unless suit shall be brought within thirty days after such
decision for any duties that may have been paid may
thereafter be paid said goods, within thirty days
duties shall been paid in where such