All other confectionery n. o. p. f., made wholly or in part of sugar, and sugars after being refined, when tinctured, colored, or in any way adulterated, valued at not over 30 cts. per lb., and not sold otherwise than by the lb., (1101.)

15 cts. per lb. Sugar, sirup of, and of sugar cane juice, melado, or melada,† concentrated molasses, and tank-bottoms, (1104, 20778.) 1 cts. per lb.

"tank-footings," so styled, as melado,

(908, 1104, S. S., 301.)

Sulphate of alumina, (see" Alumina.") ammonia, not entitled to free entry as a manure, although intended for that use, (S. S., 1711. See "Ammonia. "') barytes, (see "Barytes.")

rhubarb, (1412 or 1816.)

zine, (see "Vitriol.")

Mats.")

10

steel, (1012.)

Taggers' iron, (see “Iron.")

tin, (see "Tin.")

Tags, paper, printed, (see "Paper.")
Tailors' irons, (see "Iron.")

35 Tails, squirrels', (see “Squirrel," &c.)
Talc, powdered or other, (1770, S. S., 1834.)
Free.

35

India-rubber, in whole or part, no part silk, wool, worsted, or mohair, (1308.) silk, (see Silk.")

Tallow, (1433.) 1 ct. per lb.

35

candles, (see "Candles.")

Tamarinds, in their rough and natural con-
dition, and retaining their acid flavor,
(1771, T. R, p. 587.) Free.
preserved in sugar, brandy, or molasses,
(1247, T. R., p. 587, Aug. 28, 1858,
Bost.)

Tamboured articles, (see "Embroideries.") 35 Tambourines, (musical insts., which see.) Tampico fibre, or istle, and cloth of, (see Istle.")

50

64

Tank-bottoms and tank footings, (see "Sugar, sirup, of," &c.)

35

† See notes on preceding page.

35

45

50

35

35

35

Telescopic discs, partially finished, (954,

Jan. 18, 1859, Boston.) object-glasses, (see Glass disks," &c.) Terra alba, aluminous, (1777.) Free. other, cr., (1816, S. S., 2485.)

cotta statues, in bas-relief. (see "Statues.") de sienna, (see "Colors.")

japonica, (1778, see also "Gambia.") Free. umbra, (see "Colors.")

Terne tin plates or sheets, (see "Tin.")

mfs. of, (1067, S. S., 2329.)

40 Teutenegue, (see "Tutenag.")

40 Theatrical dresses, (see Feb. 9, 1858, N. 0.) 35 Thermometers, and similar articles, accord

Per ct

40

10

35

linen, (961.)

measuring, linen, (961.)

leather, (1319.)

silk, or taste, (1110 or 1111.)

plates, galvanized or coated with any metal by electric batteries, (1051.)

plates, galvanized or coated with any metal, otherwise than by electric batteries, (1052, July 22, 1864, and S. S., 675, 2272.) 24 cts. per lb.

2 cts. per lb.

Tin plates or sheets, ordinary, and other than above, (2050, Ibid., and April 24, 1865, San Fran.) 1 cts. per lb. salts of, (1438.)

tagger-, (2050.) 1 cts. per lb.

terne-, (2050.) 1 cts. per lb. Tincal, or crude borax, (see "Borax.") Tinctures, fragrant, (see Toilet.")

medicinal, (1332.)

proprietary, (see " Patent Medicines.") Tippets of fur, (see "Fur.")

others, dtbl. according to material, as clothing or "articles worn."

Tissues, for hats, &c., (see "Hats.") Toasters, cheese, or bread, (1067.) Tobacco, mfd., of all descriptions, fine cut shorts, and stemmed tobacco, n. o. p. f., (1130, 2006, 2013, 2134.*) 50 cts. per lb., and int. rev. tax of 16 cts. per lb. in leaf, unmfd. and not stemmed, (1128.) 35 cts. per lb. stems, unmfd., (1129.) 15 cts. per lb. unmfd., n. o. p. f., (1132, S. S., 2222.) Toe-calk iron, (see "Iron.'') "Toile Ardoiseé," (1308, S. S., 2614.) Toilet articles, the following, viz.: essences, extracts, toilet-waters, cosmetics, hairoils, pomades, hair-dressings, hair restoratives, hair-dyes, tooth washes, dentifrices, tooth-pastes, aromatic cachous, or other perfumeries or cosmetics, used or applied as perfumes or applications to the hair, mouth, or skin, (1268.) cologne water, and other perfumeries of which alcohol forms the principal ingredient, (1268, Dec. 23, 1867, April 8, 1868, Boston.) $3 per gal, and lavender water, alcohol or dist. spts. pr. in., as alcoholic perfumery, (1268, S. S., 1776.)

Tools of immigrants, (see "

30 Tooth brushes, (1220.)

pastes, powders, and washes, (see "Toilet.'')

picks, quill, (1816, S. S., 1291.)

other, according to material.

40 Topaz, real, (1396.)

imitation of, (954.)

Tops, composition, (see " Furniture.")

30

Tragacanth gum, (see "Gums.")

Travelling rugs, (see "Rugs."')

Trays, salvers, or waiters, copper, (1057.)

45

$3 per gal., and

50

same, containing no alcohol, (Ibid )

50

cotton, (see Cotions.")

all other, (908, 1444, 2046.) square wire for stretchers of, (see "Wire.") Unenumerated articles, assimilated, dtbl

under 908.

other, (1816, S. S., 1910, 1923, 1943.) United States, all articles for, provided the price did not include duty, (1483.) Free.

barrels, carboys, casks, and other vessels exported, filled, and returned empty, (see " American.") botanical garden, plants, trees, shrubs, roots, seed cane, and seed imported for, (1710.) Free.

centennial exhibition, imports for, (see 862.)

personal and household effects, not merchandise, of citizens of, dying abroad, (1704.) Free.

productions or mfs. of, reimported, (see "Articles."')

Per ct.

35

60

45

products of the fisheries of, (see "Fisheries.")

cotton imported in the same package, (see 1873)

Vandyke brown, (see "Colors.'')

Vanilla beans and plants, (1492.) Free. Varnishes, valued at $1.50 or less per gal.,

(1446, S. S., 2537.) 50 cts. per gal., and valued higher, 50 cts. per gal., and Vases of metal adorned with figures, are dtbl. as mfs. of metal, (T. R., p. 589.) Vases, Parian marble or porcelain, (see Earthenware.")

"

Per ct.

10

10

Vessels, japanned, (see “ Japanned ware."') marine, built in U. S. for foreign trade, materials for, or for repair of, (se 181314, also notes to 788, and T. D., 48.)* U. S., enrolled and licensed for frontier trade, or intended for such trade, are required, for repairs made or equip. ments (including boats) purchased in a foreign country, to enter the same on their first arrival in any U. S. port and pay duty thereon, (see 1985-6, S. S., 1, 172, 385.)

U. S., registered, when repairs dutiable, (see Regs., art. 472, and T. D., 10.) 35 Vestings, cotton, (see "Cotton.")

35

40

Vicugna skins, with wool on, as wools on the skin, which see, (908, 1159, Jan. 31, 1859, Phila.) Vinegar,demijohns containing. (see “Glass.”) requiring 35 grains of bicarbonate of potash to neutralize 1 oz. troy thereof, (1093, 1879, S. S., 2988.) 10 cts. per gal. of greater strength, pays additional duty according to the same standard, that is to say, of a cent, in addition, for each grain of bicarbonate of potash in excess of 35 grains required to neutralize the same, (1093, 1879, S. S., 2988.) concentrated, or acetous acid, (see “Acid,

Verdegris or subacetate of copper, (1790.) Free.

Verditer or Bremen green, (see "Colors.") Vermicelli and all similar preparations, (see "Macaroni.")

Vermilion, dry or in oil, (see "Colors.")
Vermuth, spirits, as Absinth, (se

quors "and Nov., 16, 1866, N. 0.) wine bitters, (see "Liquors.'')

"Li

Violin cases, (1147, S. S., 2427.) Violins, (see Musical instruments.")