The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-18

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In the English language, OF editions unrevised for
twenty years; cinnabar, native ore Of mer-
acetate OF; cow or Kline pox or o'p Vac
cine virus, curry and curry powders, cinchona
root col c0thar dry or oxide OF iron, colts foot,
or kyanite dried bugs elecampene root flowers,
leaves, plants, roots and Seeds medicinal, in
crude state not otherwise provided for gaanga or
Paradise, hellebore root, carmine, crude; iron,
i liGuSr Of Sinos jute lnte butts matco leaf
white; marsh malows, milk, sugar Of;
hquorice extract, such as mass and paste;
mureXide dye, orange buds and nowers, pellitory
root, Peruvian bark pollypodium, palu quinine,
quicksilver, potash crude, saltpetre crude, refined
and unrefined and gunpowder, Seneca root, seeds
Of Uass. eG secre crude drug soraX Or
acid, spunk, sulphate of magnesia, EPSON salts,
sulphate OF soda or salt cake, sulphurous sacino
trees snake root tca crude, trpoli tropical fruits
and plants OF all kinds, Turkish red salts, tyrin
dye, tale, uranium, oxide OF Venice, turpen-
tine, COR, diamonds, rough or uncut, including
GLACIERS diamonds; dried blood dried and prepared
flowers emory ore, fints Ashskins, raw or unmanu-
featured; French sand, goldbeaters' skins, hair of
hogs, curled, for beds and mattresses; harness,
liquid hides OF CATTLE raw or incurred, whether dry
sailed or picked, and skins, except skins with the
wool on hones, Ayr Stones horn strips, Jostick or
Josslight lard, lime, leather, old scrap, load
stones MAGNETS, mica, milk not con,
oils, amber, crude ambergris, anthes or rosemary,
cassaput, cediat civet fennei juglandrum, laven-
stock, crude, Of every description, Including all
grasses, fbrcs, rags other than wool waste shay
ings, clippings, Old paper, rope ends, waste rope,
refuse, to be used in making and 1T only TO be con-
verified into paper and unfit for any other manuiac
ture; palladium metal paraflne pebbles for spec
taces rough; phanglien, rennets, raw or prepared;
and sedsanse, star opia, rapeseed, sugar cane,
sesamum, soapstone, sparterre, for making or or.
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manufactured, tallow tar and pitch pine, teasels,
teeth, manufactured; waiers wax Of bees and manu-
features Of shoemakers' wax, whalebone, yeast
cakes.
SEC. THAT for all purposes the standard for
vinegar shall be taken to be that strength which
requires thirtyive grains OF bycarbonate of potash
to neutraize one ounce troy OF vinegar, and all i'm
port duties that now are or may hereafter be i'm
posed by law ON vinegar imported from foreign
countries shall be collected according to said stand
ard.
which may be in the public stores or bonded ware
houses ON the first day of July, 1872, shall be sub
jected to no other duty upon the entry thereof for
spectivey after that day.
SEC 9.-That from and after the passage Of this
act all lumber, timber, hemp, manila iron and
steel not advanced beyond rods bars and bolts,
copper and composition metal which may be
necessary for the construction AMI equipment of
wooden sailing vessels built in the United States
for the purpose of being employed In the foreign
trade including the trade between the Atlantic
and Pacific ports OF the United States, and finished
after tho passage of this act, may be imported in
bond under such regulations the Secretary Of the
Treasury may prescribe, and upon proof that such
materials have been used for the purpose aforesaid,
no duties shall be paid thereon Provided that ves
sells receiving the benefit Of this section shall not be
allowed to engage In the coastwise trade OF
the United States more than two months IN
any one year, except upon the payment to the
herein allowed; and provided further, that the
provisions OF this section shall apply to the mate
rails above enumerated which shall be used in the
construction of steamboats, engaged in navigating
the navgable waters of the United States; and pro-
vided further that all articles of foreign production
needed for ship stores or the repair Of American
sail vessels engaged exclusively in foreign trade
may be withdrawn from bonded warehouses free Of
duty under such regulations as the Secretary Of the
Treasury may prescribe.