New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-02

HOrn-strips;
Indian hemp Icrude drug;
Indio or Malacea joints, not further manu-
featured than cut into suitable lengths for
the manufactures into which they are in
tended to be converted;
Iridium;
Isinglass, or fish glue;
Fstle, or Tampico fibre;
Jalap;
Josstick or Josslight
Jute butts;
Leather, old scrap;
Leaves, all, not otherwise provided for;
Lithographic stones, not engraved;
LOadstOnes
Logs, and round manufactured timber
not otherwise provided for, and ship tim
Der;
Macaroni and vermicelli;
Nader and munjeet, ground or prepared,
and all extracts OF;
Magnets;
Manganese, oxide and ore of;
Marrow, crude;
Mash-mallOws;
MaticO leaf;
Meerchaum, crude OF raw;
Mica and mica waste;
Mineral waters, all not artificial;
Moss, sea weed, and all other vegetable
substances used for beds and mattresses;
Murexide Ia dyel;
Musk, crude;
Mustard seed, brown and white;
Nuts, cocoa and Brazil or cream;
NuX vOmica;
Oil. essential fixed or expressed, viz;
Almonds, amber, crude and Tectlhed;
ambergris; anise, or anise-seedi anthQs, or
rosemary; bergamOnt; cajeput; caraWaY;
cassia; cedrat; chamOmile; cinnamon; cit
rOnella, OF lemon grass; civet; fennel; jas
mine, or iessamine; iuglandium; juniper;
lavender; mace; Ottar of roses; poppy;
sesame, or sesamum-seed, or bene; thyme,
red, or Origanum; thyme, white; valerlan;
Oil cake;
Olives, green or prepared;
Orange buds and flowers;
Orpiment;
Osmium;
Oxidizing paste;
Palladium;
Paper stock, crude, of every descrip-
ton, including all grasses, fbres,
rags other than wool, waste, shay
ings, clippings, old paper, ropeends,
waste rope, waste bagging, gunny bags and
gunny cloth, old or refuse, to be used in
making and fit only to be converted into
paper, and unfit for any other manufacture,
and cotton waste, whether for paper stock
or other purposes;
PellitOry root;
E6fsls, OF 6AIdCg VI eAAOAh, anu
cudbear;
Peruvian bark.
Pewter and britannia metal, old, and lit
only to be remanufactured;
Phanglein;
PlumbagO,
POlypOdium;
Pulu;
Quick grass root;
Quilts, prepared OF unprepared;
Railroad ties, of wood;
Ratans and reeds, manufactured;
Rennets, raw or prepared;
Saffron and safiower, and extract of;
Saffron cake;
Sage, crude;
Sage and sage -four;
Saint Johns beans;
Salacine;
Salep OF salOup;
Sassafras, bark and root;
Sauerkraut;
Sausage skins;
Seeds, namely, anise, anise star, Canary,
CHA, sesamum, sUgar-cane, and seeds Of
forest trees;
Shark skins;
Snals;
SOap-stOcks;
Sparterre, for making or ornamental hats;
Spunk;
StavesacTe, crude;
StOrax or styrax;
Straw, manufactured;
Strontia, oxide Of, or protOxide Of stron-
tium;
Succinic acid;
Sugar of milk;
Tale;
Tamarinds;
Teasels;
Teeth, manufactured;
Terra-alba, luminous;
Tica, crude;
Tin, in pigs, bars, or blocks, and grain
TIM
Tonquin, tOnqua, or tOnka beans;
Umbrella sticks, crude, to witt all
partridge, hair wood, pimento, orange,
myrtle. and other sticks and canes, in
the rough, or no further manufactured
than cut into lengths suitable for umbrella,
parasOl. or sunshade sticks or walking -canes;
Uranium, oxide Of;
Vanilla beans OF vanilla plants;
Venice turpentine;
Waters;
Whalebone, unmanufactured;
Yeast-cakes;
Zaffer.
SEC. 6. That for all purposes the standard
for vinegar shall be taken to be that
strength which requires thirty-fve grains
of bicarbOnate of potash to neutralize one
ounce Troy of vinegar, and all import duties
that now are, or may hereafter be, imposed
bv law on vinegar imported from foreign
countries, shall be collected according to
said standard.
SEC. 7. That for term of two years from
and after the passage Of this act, and nc
longer, machinery and apparatus designed
ONLY for and adapted to be used for steam
towage on canals, and not now manutac-
tured in the United States, may be import
ed by any State, or by any person duly au
thOrized by the Legislature Of any State
free of duty, subject to such regulations as
NAV be prescribed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury: and also, that for the term Of
two wears from and after the passage OF
this act. and no longer, steam-plOw ma
chinery, adapted to the cultivation OF the
soil may be imported by any person for his
own use, free of duty, subject to such regu
latiOns Of the Secretary OF the treasury az
before provided.
SEC. s. That all imported goods, wares
and merchandise which may be in the pub
Ije stores or bonded warehouses on the first
day of August, eighteen hundred anC
seVentv-two, shall be subjected to no Other
duty upon the entry thereof tor cOnsump
on than if the same were imported re
1atively after that day; and all goods
80 and merchandise remaining in bonded
abaII Eases on the day and year this act
sbaiI 6a,-effect and upon which the duties
1 Tll;rrI ofeen paid, shall be entitled to
a,-.a,,-+ % 5be difference between the
5 9IIG - said Zoos paid and the amount Of
Wo a5lI be su6iect wares and merchandise
~Ugt5 Ne if the same were i'm
SEC 9. That wfereeIr that day.
ances, shovels, spadess '0 bo+ob a..
hammers, plows, cultivatta4oss, L;1OI- ~
chimes and reapers, mani, a+,,ra5 viti
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