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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-27
City Printer.
DE it ordained BY the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
ID Of the City Of Memphis:

DE it ordained by the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
Of the City Of Memphis
SECTION 1. There shall sunuaIly be elected By the
Board " Aldermen a City PriaJsr, whose duty IL shall
be to publish IN q daily paper the proceeding Of the
meetings held By the Board 1f Mayor and Aldermen,
the reports Ct the various officers Ct the city required
by Law, to be faruIshsd, the srdiusrces passed By tbs
Board Of Aldermen, and such other printing Is may be
orderedby the Board.
SEC. . The CITY Printer shall receive as a corpen-
sation for his services not more than the cost OF csupO-
Siflon for ru0.ishing the proceedings Of ths B ard o.
Mayor and Aldermen and the reports OF city officers /;
for printing the city ordinances not mofe than duy cents
hslf that sun for each 81 'sequeuU insertion Provided,
however that sach publication does net c1ntinus for
more than ten DAYS, ia which event, after the first in
sertlOn a deduction Of twenty percent. upon the amount
shall be made. Such other prutirg as my be ordered
by the Board shall be contracted for by the Secretary OF
the Board ana It is hereby mad7 the On yof that UHcer
to see that the charges made by he City Priufsr c1af0rm
10 those made By others Than the City Printer for SINH
lar work.
SEC. 3 The City Printer shan be requfrsd 70 givs
bond in the sum q one thousand dollars Tor the faithful
performance Of MS duties, and shall take the calh adj
minIstered to the other city C1cers.
seq The City Printer shalt present his scc=uut for
work month y, and shall make oath as to its correctness.
the amour, OF which shall be allowed and credited, as on
other accounts
SIC. 5. The Cts Printer shall supervise altbe print
ing OF the city for whatever purp0-e. and in 70 clse
shall another perform his d0ties, unless by his consent
Provided, that any ordnance or minute q his Board
may be Published in any or ali the city papers, Al the
option Of the Board
SEC s At TIE close O; each corporate year. It shah he
the duty Of th- Secretary II the Board TO prepare the
minutes OF the Board OF MAYOR aud Aldermen for uubll-
cation, and TO furnith them 10 the City Printer, whs
shall publish them la octave form with paper covers. for
which he shall receive pay a. the rate OF seveuty-fvs
cents per pags-the Secretary TO su2erIntend SAID publ
cation, prepare an index, etc.
SEC. 7 ThusOrdinaucs shall take Effect from and after
its passage, and all laws conflicting with it are hereby
repealed.
Approved August 1851.
L. R. RICHARDS, Citv Register T~.12s-I0t
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ONCE SUPPLIES,
DE It ordained 5y the Board or Mayor and Aldermen
D OF the City OF Memphis:

DE II ordained 5y the Board or Mayor and Aldermen
- o. the City OF Memphis
SECTION 1. That Il l. hereby made The duty q ths
beads Of the various departments u the city eOvernm-nr.
the Mayor, Tx Collectors, City Controller, CITY Regis
ter, City Attorney, City Engineer, City Jsllor. Chief
OF Police. AID all other officers, repairing the sana %
furnish quarterly an climate Os the amount OF blanks.
stationery, etc, required by them in The dlscha e a
their dutes aud submit the same 70 the Blar1 OF Nsyor
aud Aldermen, and when ths amount 10 be aiiowea snail
be determined, It shall be the duty OF the Secretary Of
the Bo4Id to procure them az n lowest prices asd csr-
tify 10 their correctness u1oa delivery.
SEC. ?. That tie Mayor be required to furnish % the
Board Of Aldermen. a. each regulsr monthly meeting
thereof, Cd estimates CT the quantity Of ice, furniture
and servant hire necessary for the use Of the Board sed
the various city o1ces, the quantity o. labor required
for keeping Court Square IN order. the an uat and
character OF harness aud food required for the mu IS and
horses be'onsIns 10 the city, and such other supplies az
may IN his judgment be necessary IN executing The lass
Of the city and special orders OF the Blar O OF aIisrmen.
aad theTeup01 the Board. II SUCH estimates IN ITS esti-
nation are proper and right. shall order the MEyor %
purchase the articles emb acsd therein.
SEC. g. That the various Officers Of the city, In sub
mi'tlng their reports for approval, shsI specify TIE
amount paid for stationery, etc, acd the Controller
shall keep separate and distinct the account Of the sx-
p~enditurss n each department fOr said articles.
SIC. 4 That the Mayor be and be Is hereby auth9--
lied from time 10 time, - Cause publications u be made
in any or all Of the city papers, Of his p-roclam4t'ous
closing drinking saloons on days Of election; directing
the proper observance OF thanksgIviHs Hnd fast dafs. and
sIch other public anuauncemsuis A. may be rgquired q
him by any law or ordinance Of the city.
Approved August. 1861.
Attest: JOHN PARK. Hsvor-
L P ~BIcHARDs CITY Register- Ts12s-Iot
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MESSAGE GF THE GOVERNOR OF
MONTH CARgEHNn
L~rscoLN's v1cTIMs-THEIR INHUMAh TAAAI
MENT.

Gov. CLARKE, Of Moth Carolina, has pre-.
scented bis message to the Legislature now in
session at Raleigh. After reviewing The his-
tory Of the States separation from The federal
government, and cOngratulating the people up
on their unanlmIty in the cause OF the South,
he proceeds;
Il is meFtifying TO orr State pride to think
that we have hitherto been 30 dependent on
the Northern States for even The means Of de
tense, including all the munitions OF war; and
appreheHsions have been felt among US that
the want Of these might impair the means and
resources Of maintaining this war. But from
q recent survey made By cur able State Geolo-
gist, Pref. Emmons, am grstihsd to State
thaf we have in our midst, within a few miles
OF the North Carolina railroad, a most extern
siVe and valuable supply Of lead, now ready
70 Be taken up. And be further reports that
we have the material for The manufacture Of
g~anpowder. The most valuable ingredient Of
powder (saitpetsr,) is found sbundantly 10 the
limestone caves Ct Tennessee, Georgia and
North Alabama. A company is now engaged
in the western part Of this State for the manu-.
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RE.OCR ANE

Z HAVE az my place FOR sale % tuns Of Clover and
! Timotiy Hay al 81 IS per 100 lbs; 90 tuns ot Glover
at 81 per hundred; Is OF - tuns O. Sheaf Oats 81 81
per 100 lbs.i and plenty OF 1ae pastur1ge FOR hgr5es az
cattle, at one dollar per week. Terms cash 0nAdeliY-
cry. Ny residence Is three and a half miles east Ct
Memphis, on New Raleigh road. Also, 100 bushels Of
best quality Wheat foE seed. Send IN YOUR orders.
ty2s-Ims WEI. STRONG.
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B@sEGG'S Springs,
WEAR FLORENCE. kEARAMA.


TNHiS most celebrated Watering Place is now open
4 for the reception Of visitors, and has already a
good many persons FROM different parts Of the country.
We have engaged the services OF ths celebrated HOLD
ING BAND for the season, who are hard to excel on
brass or string Instruments. The advantages Of fishing
are admitted BY all wEO have visited this place TO excel
those OF any UJher watering place, ShOai creek being
only 4 uuHrter Of a mile, and Tennessee RIVER only four
miles distant, and We are supplied with fishing boats
or skis or the purpose. Our Ten-pin Alleys and Bill
lard Tables are il good order.
The waters 81 these Springs are By
more than two hundred Of the most eminent physicians
IN the surrounding country, Tor the cure OF s~crofuis,
r0psy, dyspepsia, liver complaint, diseases peculiar TO
females, sore eyes, chronic diarrhea, syphilis, and all
diseases OF the kidneys, urinary organs, and all sutE-
ntods diseases. Numbers Of the most remarkable
cures have beeE testified 70 By most respectable living
Witnesses
Col. James III rdoch, late OF Iuka Springs, assists IN
the management Of the house, and no pains will be
spared to make our guests Ia every way comfortable.
Our table shall be supplied with the best the country
sfords. and our ocommOdstioRs in every respect shall
be as good as those Of any other watering place in the
country.
Our st7g coaches will be at tia depot at Florence on
the sTrivai OF the cars, at all times, aud convey all pas
sengsrs to ami from the Springs without delay.
Our livery stable is we'll stocked with carriages, bug
gieS aud horses, for pleasure riding.
myI2-tf ELLIS * co, Proprietors.
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AELEGnAsY WATER!

WI have just received a large supply Of the absvs
w celebrated Mineral Water, fresh from the Springs.
1t has gained 4 me reputation with those who have
visited the Springs or used the Water at home, and we
take pleasure in T~ecemmgading It 70 iHvalids rs an a.
terative and suti-dyspeDtic Mineral Water, which is
u~nequdled in its curative powers. It is also slightly
purgatl7e IN maGT cases, aud msy therefore be used as
q substitute fer the Saratoga water" and with the
above additional properties, II il more valuable in the
majority OF cases. We would invite a trial o. it's viz
tues by those Who suffer FROM Indigestion or other de-
engagements CT the digestive organs. 1t is put up in
quart and half gallon bottles, carefully packed in boxes
Containing one dozen, which NAV be safely transported.
A discount 70 the trade. All orders promptly flied by
S. MAESFIELD 4 co
tyf4-2m Wholesale Druggists, Memphis, Tenn.
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THE NEW

AK ACT 70 PROVIDE REVENUE FROM OmMOD
TIES IaIPORTED FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
SECTION l. The Congress Of he Confederate
States Of America do enact. That from and after the
thIrty-hrst day Of August next (; aduty shall be imposed
on all goods, products, wares and merchandise imported
from abroad into the Confederate States Of America, as
follows
On all articles enumerated in Schedule h, an dd "a
loren duy Of twenty-five pei centUm. On all articles
enumerated ia Schedule T, an I'd vGIorem duty Of TWEEN
~ per csurum On all articles enumerated in Schedule
G an Gd UGlOrem duty 81 fifteen rer centum. On sll
articles enumeJ atrd IN Schedule d, al dd UalOTem duty
OF ten per centHm. on all articles enumerated in
S,bedBle E, an Gd UGlOTem duty Of five per eentum.
And that all articles enumerated in Schedule q, q Spe-
cIac duty Is therein named. And that all articles emu
merated in Schedule g. shall be exempt from futy, 10
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SCHEDULE 4.

TWENTY-FIVE PBR CENTUH AD VALOREM)
Alabsster sRd spar olna- Cordials, absynthe, srrsck,
meuts curacao. kiUschauwasser
Anchovies. ~sar5ines, and all liquors MARCHING, Tarsna,
other fish preserved in and all other spirituous
oil beverages Of q similar
Brsudy aud other spirits. character
distilled from grain or Glass, cut
other materia S not other nuIacfures Of cedar wood,
wise provided for granadilla, ebony, nahog-
Billiard and b~agatelle Ia any, rosewood, and satin
bles, ard ell sthsr tables Wo,d
o. Lizards On wlIgh games S~csgiOls tops for tables OF
are played other articles OF fuTni-
Composition tops fer tables, ture
or other articles Of fuTni- Cigars, SNUFF, paper cigars,
ture and all other manCfEc-
Confectionery, comgtsy lures Of tobacco
Sweetmeats, or fruits Wines Burgundy, cham
preserved in sugar, mo- p2ErR, Clarets, madeira,
lasses, brandy or other port, sherry, and all
liquors other wines or limitations
q wiupz-
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FREIS LINIdEET, unlike ordinary applications, Is o
Perfectly transparent liqUit-Fin not soil the skin
Of tne lost delicate individual, and warranted 70 be the
oast lo9a. -pplicati5a ever offered 10 the public. It's
powerful p,~7 etgatlug q~UslitieE adapt it 20 every form OF
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, snd pain Of every character.
For eale by Ward = kcClelIaud and Chandler & 90,
For ssle only by
WARE s. M~cCLELLAND,
CHANDLER < CO.,
DEAHING s. VETHERILL,
H. = FARNSWORTH s. 90,
TALBOT x DAECY,
SEEGSTACE 81 1. and
s. o. CREIGHTON & co.,
Druggists and Chemists,
sp'A-ts BraI street. Eemnhis. Tenn.
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z Z.
GIVE PER oENrUM AID vALoREx.)

GIVE FER OENTUH AID VALOREg.)
Articles used in dyeing AID sheets, unEauufactur Cd
tanning not otherwise! India rubber, milk Of
provided for IIun6, old
Brass. in bars or pigs, old. Plaster Of Paris or salphate
and 1t OILY TO be re-man- OF lime, ground or III
ufGciured ground
Bells, old bell metal Raw hides Of ali kinds, IN
Copper ia Ligs or bars, cop, dressed
ercre .Sbesihing copper-but no
Conner, when old and Ut copper 10 BE Considered
only 70 be re-manufac-i Is such, except IN sheets
tured 53 inches long and Il
Clutch inches wide and weigh
Diamonds. canoes, mosaicsj ing from II to 81 ounces
pearls. gems, rubies, and S~hesthiug or yellow metal,
other precious stones. not wholly or in part Of
ard imitation thereof iron
when not set l6heathinzC or yellow metal
Emory in lump or pulver-i NJ. Is expressly for sheath
lied, felt, adhesive for ing vessels
F~heathing vessels, Full I~~heathiHg paper
ler's earth, Guns Of sIIStave bolts ard shingle bolts
sorts, not otherwise pro Type, old and e only 10 be,
vided FOR rem2nu-aciured
Gu tr percha, unmanufac- VOID
tured, Indigo, India Rub Zinc, spelter OF tenteReguc,
Der, in bottles, slabs or manufactured
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H-TWo squares, renewable weekly, per snnum, 6O.Go
80 " twice a week, " 5000
EY-An advertisement for the Appeal must BIO handed
In ct the Clerk'sdesk.
Es-Au transient advertisements mustoe markedfor .
specified time. when not thEs marked, they will be
charged for one week, and discontinued At the end Of
that time.
Es-AH advertisement required to be Kept on second
page, CHARGED - NEW EACH DAY, and on thirdPage,
aR advance over stated rates.
E%Adyertisements directed to be displayed, or set in
aTge type, charged st DOUBLE RATES.
ES@Yeariy advertisers will be charged extra for 0cca-
Dying space over contract, and when LARGE TYPE is
required to be used, OF the advertisement kept On inside
Ct paper.
FF-YearIy advertisers willbe charged extra at regu-
lar rates, for wants, Rents, Removals, CO-Partnerships,
Notices, To COnsisnees, etc.
ES-TraEsieat Advertisements must be paid for in
cdvGRce.
E9-Eo advertisement will appear in the weekly paper
MESS BY special contract.
yS-Adve- seneuts to be inserted n tte'Weekly paper
snly, or Irregular intervals in eithsr CT the papers,
will be charged 81 per square for each and every inseT-
ton.
E-AunourcinE Candidates for State, County and M
nicipal 6nces, 50 each, to be paid IN advance IL every
instance.
EssH.rrisges and Deaths are published ss news; but
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect and Funeral Invitations
as 81 other advertisements.
Es1Al legal and transient advertisements will be
charged By the insertion.
EssRditCriGl notices in LEGAL column win be charged
2Ocsnts per line.
-" No deduction or variation viii be made from the
foregoing rstes.
WCTANAuIN = Dill
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Gbe NLempsis aggtaL.

-5RLlsaED DAILY, AED WEEKLY
ER
sSC q. E'CLAEAHEE......ss...BEEJAMIH ,. DILL
Crder the style nd arm Of
a. DILL,
whom all Letters on Bzsiness, or s~thsrwiss, shOuldbs
Directed.
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DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
AND TIE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operator
IN THE WORLDI
EErAf WSaER Szs RSagnnhSe-
Eight Years ia Memphis.

INFORM the public in general that lie is prepare,
/ to treat al diseases, but especially these which arr
pronounced f~ucurable, and called chronic.
His treatment OF Cancers is without any rival, BE-
caCse they viii be expelled from the system, with al
their roots and hbers, -uly BY cons utiOaal treatment
without caustics ana without the knife.
he also U8sts with success, a~ccOrding tothe most i'm
proved science Of medicine IN Europe, rheumatism.
h uTalsie, GOut, Op~hthslmis, FistUia in Auo, Scr0fula
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery, Torpid Liver
Gravel, Fits, Tapeworm, Piles, DroDsy, Diseases OF the
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption all diseases 81 the Eye
and Ear, and give particular attention to Gil Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any Of the above
oomno3ations while under treatment at the doctors' in.
Urinary
The doctor calls attention OF patience at . distance,
thst IL they are not prepared 20 c5n-Ult tie doctor per-
soBa5ly, by writing TO him, with sn exact account OF all
tbs symptoms CT the disease, medicine winb be forEsrded
by adams express.
H@Omcs in Lenow's Building, Union street, between
Main and Second, fourth door east Of Asin.
IndTmsryo On Unisn street, east CT the bayou, at Or.
SpiegePs private residence.
pr @. SQIegel has, in his thirty years practice, s5-
pooisIly on chronic diseases, cured them with the utmost
success. He has in his possession ever five Thousand
plants, herbs, barkE, ETC., which ne can reIy upon 70
sure diseases which ars Dy the most successful practi
TONERS pronounced Incurable.
He also makes It bis especial practice TO treat all prl-
yste diseases with the utmost success, in q short time,
40 natter Of how long standing, nor OF what nature.
Al Or. splegei asks from tie afflicted is q fair trial,
then all the reference he viii give viii Be = speedy cEre
70 them.
Thoussnds Of testimonials, from the most reliable
source, hay be seen az the dOotor's oGce. jy2-sm
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Books, maps. charts, mathe
NAUTICAL and nautical In
~strumeuts, philosophical
apparatus, and all other
articles whatever, imp-r-
ted for the use OF tie Con-
fedeTate States
Books, pamphlets, periodi-
calls, and tracts, published
by religious associations
All PHI losOphicsl apparatus
Instruments, books, maps,
and charts, statues, statu-
airy, busts and casts, OF
marble, bronze, alaoaster,
or plaster Of Paris, paint
lngs and drawings, eich-
ings, s~pecimeus OF sculp-
ture, cabinet OF coins, me-
dala, gems, and all eollec-
lions Of antiquities, pro-
yiaes the same be SPecisl-
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Police Uniform.

@ALCS 1AA8A -
DE It ord'ined by The Board CT Mayor and Alderman
= Of the city OF Memphis:
That the ordinance cs pages s5s. $50 and $50 o. Bank
heads cgdihed charter and ord OF the city en-
titled "P0Lca Ua forms" be and ths same is hereby
repealed. PrOvid- d, however, that esch and every
Policeman whether 0ricer OF private, shall continue Is
wear his scroll and number on the front OF bis hat as
here; of0re
Approved August, 1851.
Attest: JOHN Mayer.
L E. RICHARD, City Register. lau23 lOt
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Secretary Board Of Heatsa.

DE il ordained By the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
II OF the city Of Memphis;
That 50 much Of toe ordinance establishing the Board
OF Health IS defines AMI dEe5 The salary Of tn Sscreta-
~ Of said Board BE- hereby repealed, and that hereafter
his duties and compensation shall be fixed By resolution
OF the Board.
Approved August, 1861.
Attest: JOH PARK, Mayor.
L. X. RICHARDS, City Register. ~[au23-.0t
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R~AssMANN'S ERON HE.
NO2ECE.
Memphis and Charleston "a. 81, !
MEMPHIS, July II, 1861. )
-
EBTBgE

ON and after SATURDAY, the 18Th inst, the Even
ing Express Passenger train will be discontinued.
The through mail train making close connections at
Grand Junction, OoTiuth, Decatur, Stevenson and Chat
tanOoga, VIII leave daily at $50 A. N. and arrive at l
p. n.
The Grand Junction Accommodation train will run
daily Sundays e~xcepted) arriving at go A. NJ. and
leaving al $50 P NJ. This train will every Saturday
evening run through to IEka Springs, and offers d fine
oPpJrtunIty for families and persons wishing 10 visit
these celebrated Springs. ". ROSS,
jyl2-tf General Superintendent.
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IL =
fcpEnIRIN nrTIi
HxEMPr FROM T

Ice, one dollar aud %httyi-twO cents per busAel
cents per tun Il fifty six pounds per
Salt, ground, blown, OF rOchJoushel
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the arts provided that NJ
article or articles shall be
deemed a model which
can be nited for use
Paw HE stones
Personal and household ef-
fleets, rot merchandise, OF
citizens % the Oonfeder-
ate States dying abroad
Specimens OF natural bis
tory, mtnerOlop or bota-
ny, provided the same be
imported in good faith,
for the use OF any society
Incorporated or Establish
ed for philosophical, agri-
cultural or horticultural
purposes or fos tbs use
or by the ordes OF auy
COLLEGE, scadem3, school,
or seminary Of hearnine
in the Confederate states
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Spirits Of turpentine
"a Sgunk
- Squiils
Starch
Stereotype plates
= SIN bottoms
Sulphste Of barytes, crud
a OF refined
Suiuhste q quiniue, an
quinine in all its vsrioJ
preparations
SCHEl
= TEN PER CENT
= Acids OF every descriptio
o not otherwise provided fo
AlcornoQue
Aloes
An bergris
Amber
. Ammonia and sal smmoni
, AEatto, rouccn, or orleans
AuEora, Tibet, and Othe
! goats hair or mohair, IN
T manufactured, not other
wise provided for
AnHisseed
Anthony, crude or regulu
- Of
. Argol, or crude tartar
Arsenic
Ashes, pot, pearl and soda
AshphaltUu
AssafWtida
. Bananas. cCcOa-nuts, PIN
: apples. p~lsntains, orange.
and all other West Indii
fruits IN their naturE
state
Barllla
5 BARK OF all kinds not other.
wise provided for
Bark, Peruvian
Bark, guilla
, Bismuth
/. Bitter apples
Blesching powder Of chic
>, ride line
/. Bones, Bgint
Boards, plauks, slaves, shin
giles, lgths, scantling, and
all other sawed lumber.
also spsTs and hswn tim
Der OF all sorts
Bona-black, or animal car
bon, and bone dust
Boiling cloths
Books, printed, magazines
pamphlets, Per. Odicals.
and illustrated newspa-
pers, b0uLd CT unbound,
not otherwise provided for
Books, blank, bound or IN
bound
BOrata Of lime
B0rsx, crude or tincsl
BoraX, refined
Bouchu leaves
B X-wOCd, unmanufacfr-e@
BrsZIi paste
Brazil-wood, BriZilletto, and
all ~dye-woods in sticks
Bristles
Bronze and Dutch metal in
leaf, bronze liquor, aHc
bronze powder
Building stones
Butter
Burr stones, wrought or IN
wrought
Cabinets Of coins, medals,
gems, and al collections
q Antiquities
Camphor, crCds
Canthsrides
Cassia and cassis buds
Chalk
Cheese
Chickory root
O-hrcnOmeters, box or ship
and parts thereof
Clay, burnt or unburt brick,
roofing tiles, gas retOrts,
and roofing states
Coal, coke, and culm Of coal
CcchineEl
CoCsa-nuts, cocoa and cocoa.
shells
Cscuius Indicus
Coir yarn, Oodills, or tow
Of hemp or far
CoWhage dGwa
Cream o. tartar
OudbeAr
Diamonds, csmeOs, mosaics,
gems, pearls, TUbies, and
other precious stones, aud
limitations thereof, wheh.
set in gold or silver or
other metal
Diamond glaciers, set or not
set
Dragons blood
EEgraviHgs, bound or IA
bound
Extract IF indigo
Extracts and decoctiOns Of
log-wDod sud other dye.
woods, rot otherwise pro
vided for
Extracts Of nader
ErCOt
Flax. unmauufactured
Flax seed and lnSeed
Flints and flint ground
FlOcks waste OF shsddey
Furs, hatters', dressed or
undressed, not on the
skin
Furs, Undressed, when on
the skin
Glass, when old and ct only
10 be re-man1factured
Gamboge
Gold and silver leaf
Gold-bedteTs' Pkln
I GrindstOnes
Gums-Arabic, Bsrbary, CO.
pal. East Indies, Senegal
substitute, tragacanth
and ell other gums AID
resins, in a crude state
not otherwise provided
for