Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30
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TAKES EFFECT OCTOBER 6. 1880.

| following articles Wnen imported snau Do OK
| Acids used for medicinal, chemical or manu-
featuring purposes, not specially provided for L
| this act.
Aconite.
Acor 8 raw, dried or undried, but unground
| (Old rate &c per pluud.)
| Agates, manufactured
AIbumen.
| Alizarne, natural or artificial and dyes com
mercially known as Ahzarine yellow. Allzarlns
orange Alizarne green, zarine blue, Alizarine
| brown, Alizarine black. (Al except AIizarint
old rate IS per cent?
Amber. unnlanufactured, or crude gum.
Ambergris-
Aniiine salts.
ANY animal imported specially for breeding
purposes; Provided. That no such animal
shall be admitted free unless pure bred or of a
recognized breed and duly entered in the book
OF record. And provided further, That certih'
cate of snch record and of the pedigree OF such
animal shall be produced and submitted TO the
customs officer, duly authenticated by the
proper custodian of such book of record. to-
gether with the affidavit of the owner, agent, or
importer that such animal Is the Identical AM.
NAL described in such certificate of record and
pedigree. The secretary of the treasury may
prescribe such additional regulations as may be
required for the strict enforcement OF this pro-
vision.
Animals brought into the United States tenn
porarlly for period not exceeding six months,
for the purpose of exhibition competition
for prizes offered by any agricultural or racing
association; but bond shall be given in ac-
Cordance with regulations prescribed by the
secretary of the treasury; also, teams of
animals. including their harness and
tackle and the wagons and other vehicles
actually owned by persons emigratlng from for
eign countries to the United States with their
families and in actual use for the purposes of
such emigration. under such regulations as the
secretary of the treasury may prescribe; and
wild animals intended for exhibition in zoolog-
ical collections for scientific and educational
purposes, and not for sale or profit.
Annatto, roucou, rocoa, or orleans, and all ex-
tracts of.
Anthony ore, crude sulphite of.
Apatite,
ArgaI, or argol, or crude tartar.
Arrowroot, raw manufactured.
Arsenic and sulphide of, or orpiment.
Arseniate of aniline.
Art educational stops composed of glass and
metal and valued at not more than six cents per
gross. "a new provision.)
Articles in a crude state used IL iyeing or tan
ming not specially provided for.
Articles the growth, produce, and manufac-
ture of the United States, when returned after
having been exported, without haying been adj
yanced in value or improved in condition by any
process of manufacture other means casks,
barrels. carboys, bags. and other vessels of
American manufacture exported hHed with
American products. or exported empty and re-
turned filled with foreign products, including
shocks when returned as barrels or boxes, also
quicksilver TASKS or bottles, of either domestic
or foreign manufacture, which shall have been
actually exported from the United States.
But proof of the identity of such articles
prescribed by the secretary of the treasury; and
If any such articles subject to internal tax
at the time of expectation such tax shall be
proved to have been paid before expectation
and not refunded. Provided. That this para
graph shall not apply to any article upon which
an allowance of drawback has been made, the
re Of which Is hereby dts prohibited
the drawbacks allowed; or to any article i'm
ported in bonded warehouse and exported under
any provision of law. And provided further.
That when manufactured tobacco which has
been exported without payment of internal
revenue tax shall be re-imported it shall be
retained in the custody of the collector of
customs until internal revenue stamps in pay
ment of the legal duties shall be placed thereon.
Asbestos, manufactured.
Ashes, wood and lye of, and beet root ashes.
Asphaitum and bitumen, crude.
Asafondita.
Balm of Gilead.
Banks, cinchona, other from which Quinine
may be extracted
Baryta, carbonate of, or witherite 8
Bauxite, OF beauxte.
Beeswax, (Old rate 20 per cent?
Bells, broken. and bell metal broken and fit
only to be manufactured.
Birds, stuffed, not suitable for millinery or
ton, but not further advanced in manufacture
Birds and land and waterfowls.
Bladders, including fish-bladders or fish
sounds. crude, and all integuments of animals
not specially provided for.
Bolting-cloths, especially for milling pur
poses, but not suitable for the manufacture OF
wearing apparel.
Bones, crude, or not burned, calcined. ground
steamed or otherwise manufactured. and bone
dust or animal carbon, and bone ash, fit only
for fertlizing purposes
Books, engravings. photographs. bound un
bound etchings. maps and charts. which shall
have been printed and bound or manufactured
more than 20 wears at the date OF Importation
Books and pamphlets printed exclusively in
languages other than English; also books and
music in raised PRINT used exclusively by the
blind. (Old rate Is per cent?
pks hs
bound or unbound, maps and charts imported
by authority OF FOR the use of the United States
or for use of the library of congress.
Books, maps. photographic prints and charts
specially imported, not more than two copies IL
any one invoice in good faith for the use of any
| society Incorporated established for educa
| tional, philosophical. literary, or religious pur
poses, or for the encouragement of the fine arts
| or for the or by order of the college, acad
| envy. school or seminary OF learning in the
| United States, subject to such regulations as
| the Secretary of the Treasury shall prescribe.
Books. or hbraries, or parts of libraries ano
other household effects of persons or families
| from foreign countries, if actually used abroad
| by them not less than one year, and not in
| tended for any person or persons. nor for sale.
| Brazil paste.
Braids plaits, laces, and similar manufac
| lures. composed of straw chip, grass, pam-leaf
| willow, osier, or rattan suitable for making o.
ornamenting hats, bonnets, and hoods. (OlC
rate ~ per cent
Brazilian pebble, unwrought unmanufac-
tured.
Breccia. in block or slabs.
Bromine.
Bullion, gold or silver.
| Burgundy pitch.
| Cabinets of old coins and medals, and Other
| collections of antiquities. but tLo term anti
| quities, as used in this act, shall include only
| such articles as are suitable for souvenirs OIL
| cabinet collections, and which shall have beer
| produced at any period prior to the year 100.
| Cadium.
| Calamine.
| Camphor, crude.
Castor or castoreum.
| Catgut whip-gut, or worm-gut, unmanu
| featured, not further manufactured than il
| strings of cords. (Other than for musical in
struments, old rate, Is per cent?
Chalk, manufactured.
| Chicory-root raw, dried or undried, but ur
ground. tOld rate. &c per pound.)
| Civet, crude.
| Clay, common blue, in casks. suitable for tn,
manufacture Of crucibles. (Old rate, s. pc
| TOM
! Coal, anthracite.
| Coal stores of American vessels; but nom
| shall be unloaded.
| Coal-tar, crude. tOld rate 20 per cent?
Cobalt told rate 20 per cent?. and cobalt-ore
| Cochineal.
| Cocoa, or cacao, crude. and fibre, leaves, ant
| shells of.
| Coffee.
| Coins. gold silver and copper.
| Coir, and coir yarn.
| Copper, old, taken from the bottom Of Ameri
can vessels compelled by marine disaster t.
| repair il foreign ports.
| Coral, marine, uncut and manufactured.
Cork-wood or cork-bark, unmanufactursd
Cot ton and cotton-waste or hocks.
| Cryoiite or kryolith.
| Cudbear.
| Curiing-stones or quoits. and curling -ston,
handles.
| Curry aud curry-powder.
utch.
Cuttle-fish bone.
Dandelion roots, raw, dried, or undrfed. bu,
unground. Told rate &c. per pound.)