349 (232) 330 385

Drawers, of silk netting, net weight..

Of woolen netting, net weight.

Drawers, of linen:

For adults.

For children..

353 [609]

334

Dranghts, games of. (See Games, Nos. 424 and 425.)
351 (651) Dressing cases. (See Cases, Nos. 207 and 208.)
352 [393] | Drugs, medicinal, natural, and chemical products, and
the various goods sold in a drug-store that are en-
ployed in medicine and in the arts and the vessels,
and every class of utensils for medicine or pharmacy
that are not specified in the nomenclature of this
tariff; upon the invoice value....

Dyewoods, in blocks or in paper, gross weight..
Edging of tapes. (See Tapes, No. 979.)

335 [795]

Elastics of rubber and cotton for shoes and other uses,
gross weight

356 (796)

Elastics, &c, and silk for, &c

357 396]

Elaterium (chemical substance), net weight; including
in this that of the inner package

828

50

75

358 [397]

Elixirs, medicinal, of all substances and kinds, net
weight, including in this that of the vessel contain-
ing them

350 [174] Embroidery of all kinds entirely of cotton or linen, invoice value...

Embroidery:

360 1500]

Of wool, net weight.

361 15011

Of silk, net weight..

562 (409)

Emery, in powder, gross weight

..do

Enamel, in leaves or cut in small pieces, gross weight....do
Engravings. (See Prints, No. 760.)

366 [406] Essences of sarsaparilla, of Bristol, Townsend, or any
other manufacture, net weight; including in this that
of the inner package

.do

1.00

1.00

86

75

Fire grates, 100t stoves, bake ovens, and cooking stoves:
With outfits, with ornaments of brass, gross weight...do
Without ornaments of brass, gross weight

385 (461] Fire-places of iron, for blacksmiths. (See Fire-grates,

Nos. 283 and 384.)

kilo.

..do

.do

1.90

do

100

29

19

75

75

50

50

429 [597] 430 (201) 431 [27]

432 [28]

433

434 [280]

435 [260]

436 [350]

437 [367]

438 [873]

Garters-Continued.

Of linen or hemp, of all classes, with clasps or
buckles, gross weight

Of silk, with or without adornments, net weight..

Geldings.

Gin:

In earthen jars, bottles, demijohns, without allow.
ance for breakage or leakage, net weight.

In casks, without allowance for leakage, net weight...do
Ginghams. (See Cotton goods, No. 286.)
Glass:

Cut in any shape, as pendants for lamps, chande
liers, and candle-holders, as well as for breast
pumps, gross weight

Ornaments, cut for embroidery with wire, accord-
ing to class. (See Wire, curled, Nos. 105 to 107.
See Eye-glasses, No. 373.)

Glasses for counting thread in cloth. (See Lenses, No.
578.)

Glass wrought, according to class. (See Crystal, Nos.
321 to 323.)

kilo...

..do.
e'ch

kilo...

48

10

38

8

Goods and fabrics whose base is of linen and wool, and
that have a mixture of silk in whatever proportion
in flowers, stripes, figures, or designs, even when they
have in small quantity a mixture of metal, not gold or
silver
Same, of wool, &c..

Same, of silk, with a mixture of cotton, wool, or linen,
or these united, plain, twilled, worked, open worked,
shaggy and embroidered, even, &c.; upon appraised
value..

456 [500] Same, of silk or cotton, or of both materials, with a
mixture of fine metal in any proportion or quantity;
upon appraised value.....

457 [591] Same, that are composed of various materials that are not of silk or metal, and whose mixture has not a special quotation in this tariff, shall pay the rate which will result as a prudent medium of those assigned to the fabrics of the component materials according to their respective classification when the mixture extends to the entire texture, this having only a few threads of diverse material, in which case they shall pay the duty assigned upon the material which composes the greater part of the texture

.do

..do

do

kilo...

30

1.00 1.00