The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-11


or wrought;
CandewiCkinR;
Collins and burial cases;
COPPER, lead, and tin, in ingots. Digs, or bars;
Copper and yellow sheathlng metal not more
advanced than rods or sheets, and stamped cop
per bottoms;
Crates, and grain or farm baskets made of
splints;
Crutches and artificial limbs, eyes, and teeth;
Deerskins, smoked; or not o,idressed;
Feather beds, mattresses, palliasses, holsters,
ana pillows;
Fertilizers of all kinds;
Flasks, and patterns used by founders;
Flavoring extracts solely for cooking purposes;
German silver in bars or sheets;
Gold leaf and gold foil;
Hemp and iute prepared for textile or felting
purposes;
Hulls of ships and other vessels;
Illuminating gas manufactured by educational
institutions for their own use exclusively;
lndia-ruobtr springs used exclusively tor rail-
road cars;
Iron bridges and castings for the same;
Iron Drain and sewer pipes;
Keys, actions, and strings for musical instru-
ments;
Litharge and orange mlneral
Machines driven by horsepower and used
exclusively tor cutting hre-wood, slaves, an0
shingle bolts, and hands avs;
Magnesium, calcined magnesla, and carbonate
OF magnesla;
Malleabe iron castings, unfinished;
Manganese;
Masts, spars, ship and vessel blocks, and tree
nail wedges and deck plugs, cordage ropes, and
cables made OF vegetable fibre;
Medicinal and mineral waters, OF all kinds,
sold in bottles or from fountains, and mead;
Mineral coal of all kinds, and peat;
Monuments of stone of all kinds, not exceed
ing in value the sum OF one hundred dollars:
PTOUided, That monuments exceeding the value
Aforesaid, erected by public or private contribu
tions to commemorate the service of Union sol
" i'm hat no NJ
from taXaton;
Mouldlngs Ior looking-glasses and picture
frames;
MuIiatic, nitric, and acetc acids;
Nickel, quick silver, and sodium;
Nitrate OF lead;
0akum;
Original paintings, statues and groups of
statuary, and casts made thereof by the artist
tr.m the original designs;
Oxide OF zinc;
Paints, pal. ters' and paper stainers' colors;
Printing paper OF all descriptions, and tarrcd
paper Tor lootng and other purposes; books,
maps, charts, and all printed matter, and book.
binding; paraftne; parane oil, not exceeding in
specific gravity thirty-siX degrees Baume hydro
meter, Iesouum OF dstlllatiun or the products
thereoi lubricatlnC oil made from crude petro-
leum, coal, or shale, not exceeding in specific
gravity thirtysiX degrees Baume's hydrometer:
PROVIDED, that such oil shall be subIecJ to the
same inspection as Illuminating oil; crude petro
leum ana crude oil, the product of the first and
single distillation OF coal, shale, asphaltum,
peat, or other bituminous substances;
Photographs or any other sun pictures, being
copies OF engravings WORKS OF art, when
the same sold by the producer at wholesale
at price not exceeding fifteen cents each, or
are used tor the illustration of hooks;
Pickles when sold by the gallon, and not con-
tanned n glass packages;
Pigiron; MUCK bar; blooms, slabs, and loops;
Ploughs, cultivators, harrows, straw and hay
cutters, planters, seed drills, horse-rakes, hand
rakes, cotton gins, grain cradles, and winnow-
Pot and pearl ashes;
Productions of stereotypers, photographers,
engravers, and eiectlotypers;
Putty;
Quinine, morphine and other vegetable aka
loids, and phosphorus;
Railroad iron, and railroad iron re-rolled:
Railroad chairs and Tish plates; railroad, boat,
and ship spikes; axe polls; iron axes; shoes for
horses, mules, and oxen; riyets, horseshoe
nails, nuts, washers, aud bolts; vises, iron
chains and anchors: when such articles are
made of wrought iron which has previously
paid the tax or duty assessed thereon;
Reapers, mowers, threshlng machines, and
separators; coTn-shellers and wooden ware;
Repairs OF articles Of all kinds;
Roman and water cements, and lime;
Roofing states, slabs, and tiles;
Saleratus, sal soda, caustic soda, crude soda,
alumino sihcate OF soda; illuminate of soda;
bicarbonate OF soda: and silicate of soda;
Sails, tents, awnings, bags made by sewing
from fabrics, or other articles upon which Il
duty or tax has been paid; and bags made OF
paper;
S0RpaTe;
Salts of tin;
Slick used in the manufacture of gas;
Soap, valued at not above three cents per
pounu;
Spelter;
Spindles and castings of all descriptions made
specially tor locks, safes, looms, spinning
| machines, pumps, steam'engines, hot air and
hot water furnaces, and sewing machines, and
not sold or used for any other purposes, and
4 upon which tax is assessed and paid on the
! article OF which the casting is part;
4 Spokes hubs, bows, and felloes; poles, shafts,
ana arms for carriages or wagons; wooden
| handles tor ploughs, and for other agricultural
! household, and mechanical tools and imple-
ments; and pail and tub ears and handles; and
wooden tanks and cisterns for crude mineral oil;
Starch;
Steel in ingots, bars, rails, made and fitted
for railroads, sheet, plate, coil, or wire, hoop
| skirt wire covered or uncovered, car-wheels
tumble skeIns and pipe-bOXes, and springs,
tire and dXles made OF steel used exclusively
for vehicles, cars, locomotives; and clock
| springs, faces, ana hands;
Stoves, composed in part of cast.iron and in
part OF sheet-iron, or of soapstone or freestone,
| with or without cast-iron or sheetiron: Pro.
| vIded. That the cast and sheet-iron shall have
paid The tax or duty previously assessed
| thereon;
Sugar, molasses, or syrup made from beets,
corn, sugar maple, or from sorghum, or i'm
1 pbee;
Sulphur; flours of sulphur and sulphur flour;
| Tar and crude turpentine;
| Tin cans used for preserving meats fish, she'll
fish, fruits, vegetables jams, jellies paints, oils,
| and spices;
Umbrellas and parasols, and sticks and frames