New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-09

be converted; iridium; isinglass, or fish
glue; istle, or Tampico fibre jalaP, iOsstick
or jOsslight; jute butts leather, old scrap
leaves. all not otherwise provided for lith-
Ographic stones, not engraved; lOadstOnes;
logs and round manufactured timber not
otherwise provided for, and ship timber
macarOni and vermicelli; madden and mum
jeet, ground or prepared. and all extracts
OF magnets; Manganese, oxide and ore of ;
marrow, crude marsh, mallOws; matIcO
leaf; meerschaum, crude or 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 dye;
musk, crude; mustard seed, brown and
white; nut, cocoa and Brazil or cream; nux
vomica; oil, essential, fixed or expressed,
viz: Almonds, amber, crude and rectihed;
ambergris; anise, or anise-seed; anthOs, or
rosemary; bergamOt; cajeput; carawaY;
cassia; Cedrat; chamOmile; cinnamon; cit
rOnella, or lemOn-grass; civet; fennel; jas
mine, or iessamine; juglandum; juniper;
lavender; mace. Ottar of roses; poppy;
sesame, or sesamum-seed, or bene; thyme,
red, or Origanum; thyme, white; valerian;
oil cake; olives, green or prepared; orange
buds and flowers; Orpiment; Osmium; OK
idiging paste; palladium metal; paper stock,
crude, of every description, including all
grasses, fbres, rags other than wool, waste,
shavings, clippings, old paper, rOpe.ends,
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; persis,
or extract of archil, and cudbear;
Peruvian bark; pewter and britannia
metal, old, and fit only to be remanufac-
tured; phanglein; plumbagO, polypodium;
pull; quick grass root; quilts, prepared or
unprepared; railroad ties, of wood; rattans
and reeds, manufactured; rennets, raw
OF prepared; root -four; saffron and SAT-
flower, and extract of; saffron cake; sagO
crude; sage and sage flour; Saint Johns
beans; salacine; salep or salOup, sassatras
bark and root, saUerkraut, sausage skins,
sseds, namely, anise, anise star, canary,
CHA, sesamum, sugar-cane, and seeds of
forest trees; shark skins, snals, sOap-stOcks,
sparterre, for making or Ornamenting ha IS;
spunk, stayesacre, crude; stOrax or stYrax,
straw, manufactured; strOntia, oxide of,
or prOtOxide of strOntium; succinic acid,
sugar of milk, tale, tamarinds, teasels,
teeth, unmanufactured; terraalba, alumni
nous; tica, crude; tin, in pigs, bars, or
blocks, and grain tin; tOnquin, tOuqua, or
tOnka beans, tripoh, umbrella sticks crude;
to wit: all partridge, hair wood, pimentO,
OEduG6y uyILl5, anu OLUtL SIACAS anu CdhCss
in the rough, or ne further manufactured
than cut into lengths suitable for umbrella,
parasOl, or sunshade sticks or walking-Canes;
uranium, oxide of; vanilla beans or vanilla
plants, Venice turpentine, waters, wax.
bay or myrtle, Brazilian and Chinese;
whalebOne, manufactured; yams, yeast
cakes, zaffer.
SEC. g. That for term of two years from
and after the passage of this act, and no
IL
only for and adapted to be used for steam
towage on canals, and not now manufac-
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
may be prescribed by the Secretary of the
and also, that for the term of
two years 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-
IatiOns Of the Secretary OF the Treasury as
before provided,
SEC Z. That for all purposes the standard
for vinegar shall be taken to be that
strength which requires thirtyive grains
If bicOrbOnate of potash to neutralize one
ounce Troy of vinegar, and all import duties
hat now are, or may hereafter be, imposed
JY law on vinegar imported from foreign
Countries, shall be collected according to
aid standard.
SEC. g. That all imported goods, wares
md merchandise which may be in the pub
ic stores or bonded warehouses on the first
lay of August, 1872 shall be subjected to no
,ther duty upon the entry thereof tor con
umptiOn than if the same were imported |
after that day; and all goods, |
wares and merchandise remaining in bonded /
warehouses on the day and year this act |
hall take effect, and upon which the duties |
hall have been paid, shall be entitled TO a |
efund of the difference between the |
mount of duties paid and the amount of |
uties said goods, wares and merchandise |
7ould be subject to if the same were i'm
Orted respectively after that day.
SEC 9. That where firearms, scales, bal
noes, shOvels, spades, axes, hatchets,
ammers, plOws, cultivatOrs, moving ma
hines and reapers, manufactured with
tOcks or handles made of wood grown in
be United States, are exported for the ben
fit of dra back under section four of the
ct of August ;, 1861 and entitled ian act
} provide increased revenue from imports,
D pay interest on the public debt, aud for
Their purposes" such articles shall be en-
tied to such drawback under that act, IN
il cases when the imported material eX-
eeds One-half of the value of the material
sed.
SEC. 10. That from and after the passage
this act all lumber, timber, hemp, Manila,
nd iron and steel rods, bars and spikes,
otis, nails and copper and composition
fetal, which may be necessary for the con-
ructiOn and equipment of vessels built in
le United States for the purpose Of being
nployed in the foreign trade, including
le trade between the Atlantic and Pacific
Orts Of the United States, and finished
Eter the passage of this act, may be i'm
Drted III bond, under Ich regulations as
le Secretary of the Treasury may pre-
,ribe, and upon proof that such materials
ave been used tor the purpose aforesaid,
D duties shall 3be paid thereon; provided,
lat vessels receiving the benefit of this sec
on shall not be allowed to engage in the
,astwise trade Of the United States more
ian two months in any one year, except
pom the payment to the United States Of the
lties on which a rebate is herein allowed !
nd provided further that all articles of
reign production needed for the repair Of
merican vessels engaged exclusively in
reign trade may be withdrawn from
ynded warehouses free of duty, under such
gulatiOns as the Secretary Of the Treasury |
ay prescribe.
SEC. II. That the provision in section four
an act entitled IAN act to protect the reve-
Ie, and for other purposes" approved |
lily %, 1866, is hereby modified and
nended so as to read as follows: "PrO-
ded, that from and after the date of the
lssage of this act, imported salt in bond
ay be used in curing fish, taken by vessels
;ensed to engage in the fisheries, IN
3r such regulations as the Secretary of the
shall prescribe; and upon proof
at said salt has been used in curing fish,
e duties on the same shall be remittedp
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One of Jim Fisk's Passes.
The conductor Of the European and North |
merican passenger train running between |
ewistOn and Mattawamkeag, asked fat.
old fellow for his ticket