“The clerk read” The 9th section of the substitute was next read, as follows: SEc. 9. Abife:, That from and after the day and year aforesaid, in lieu of the duties heretofore imposed by law, on drugs, dyes, chemicals, paints, oils, chemical and medicinal {{:}; there hail be levied, collected, and paid the following duties and rates of duty, that is to say: On acetateof alumina, 5 centsper pound; acetate of ammonia, 50 cents per pound; acetate of baryta, 40 cents per pound; sub acetate op". orver digris, ten cents per pound; crystals of copper, or distilled verdigris, 20 cents per pound; acetate of iron, or red liquor, ten cents per pound; acetate of lead, or sugar of lead, ten cents per pound; acetate of lime, one and a quarter cent per pound: acetateof magnesia, 50 cents per pound; acetate of potassa, 50 cents per pound; acetate of soda, of strontia, and of zinc, 50 cents per pound. exOcneeadcinidgs, namely: on acetic or pyroligneous acid the specific gravity of 1.040, 25 cents per pound; not exceeding the specificfo of 1.040, ten cents per pound; on glacial acetic acid, solid attemperatures above 32 degreesFah renheit, 25 cents per pound; on arsenious acid, a half cent per pound; onbenzoic acid, onedollafoner pound; on boracic acid, crude, 5 cents per pound; on carbolic acid or phenic acid, crude, 20%. advalorem, on carbolic acid or phenic acid, refined, and on creosote, 20 cents per pound: on chromic acid, crystallized, 60 cents per pound; on citric acid, white or yellow, ten cents per pound; on gallic acid and pyrogallic acid, $150 per pound; on muriatic acid, 3 cents per pound; on nitric acid, 3 centsper pound; on oxalic acid, 4 cents per pound; onphosphoric acid and on prussiaacid, 20%.ad valorem, onpicric and nitro picric acids, and on all dyes and colors made from coal tar, naph tha, benzole, or similar products, or of which such not otherwise herein provided for, 35%. advalorem, on sul huric acid or oil of yitriol, one cent per pound; on uming sulphuric acid, 2 cents per pound; on such cinic acid, 20%. advalorem, on tannie acid, $1 50 per pound; on tartaric acid, 15 cents per pound. On aconite root, and aconite leaf, ten cents per pound. On aconitia and salts of aconitia, $250 per ounce. On albumen, as egg albumen, blood albumen, or of whatever kind; and on fibrin of whatever kind, 5 centsper pound. On aldehyde, one dollar per pound. On alkekengi, 30%. advaloren. On agaric, 20%. advalorem. On alkanet root, 2 cents per pound. On alocs, 4 cents per pound. On all medicinal preparations of aloes, 30%. advalorem. On alum, alum substitute, and alumine us cake, 60 cents per 100 pounds. On maber, 20%. advalorem. On carbonate of ammonia, 2 cents per pound. On sal ammoniac or muriate of ammonia, one and a half cent per pound. On sulphate of ammonia, onecent per pound. On alcoholic spirits of ammonia, 50 cents per pound. On aqua, ammonia and all salts of ammonia not otherwise herein provided for, 30%. advaOlonreamn.i.l.i.ne dyes and colors, by whatever name known, and on aniline, 35%. adval oren. On anise seed, 6 cents per pound. On star anise seed, ten cents per pound. On extract of annatto seed, 5 cents per pound. On Hoffman's amodyne and on spirits P nitrous ether, when of the strength indicated in the U.S. Pharmacopoeia, 50 cents per pound. On anthemis or chamomile, in flowers or otherwise, 3 cents per pound. On crude sulphide of antimony, or crude antimony, one cent per pound. On purified sulphite of antimony, and on alkermes and kermes mineral, 30 cents per pound. On antimonium, or per pound. metallic antimony, 2 cents On tartrate of antimony and potassa, or emetic, 20 tartar cents per pound. On all antimonial preparations not otherwise here provided for, 30%. advalorem. n argols or crude tartar, and on brown, gray, or red tartar, 4 cents per pound. On argols, white, or partially refined tartar, 6 cents per pound. On cream of tartar, purified argols, or bitartrate of potassa, 7 cents per pound. On Armenian bole, 50%. advalorem. Qn arrowroot, 6 cents per pound. Qmarsenic, a half cent per pound. On all other forms of arsenic, and all arsenical preparations not otherwise herein provided for, 40%. advalorem. Qn assafoetida, 5 cents per pound. On atropia and salts of atropia, $250 per ounce. peOrnpboeulnladd. onna root and belladonna leaf, ten cents On halsam copaiva or copaiba, 20 cents per pound. On balsam tolu, 30 cents per pound. On Peruvian balsam, and balsams of everydescription ot otherwise herein provided for, 50 cents per pound. On Canadian balsam, ten cents per pound. For Peruvian barks, see free list] n canella alba, or Winter's bark, pome bark, and all medicinal barks, crude, not o herein provided for ten%. advalorem. mOedniccirnoatlo, ncrcuadseca, rilla bark, and all other barks not and not otherwise herein provi for, ten%: advalorem. On baryta, native carbonate and sulphate, or heavy spar, crude, 5 dollars per ton. On sulphate of baryta, prepared, as blane fixe, enamel white, satin white, or by whatever name des ignated, 3 cents per pound. On nitrate of baryta and muriate of baryta, 6 centsper pound. On all salts of baryta not otherwiseherein provided for, 30%. advalorem. oxOynchlooxriiddee of bismuth, carbonate, subnitrate, and of bismuth, one dollar per pound. n bitter apples, colocynth, or coloquintida, ten cents per pound. On blues, namely, on fig or wash blue, and on all other blues used for similar purposes, and not otherwise herein provided for, 25%. advalorem. On bone black and on animal charcoal of description every when of ordinary grade and value, one ceOnnt pievrorpyouond. black, in cones or in powder, 6 cents per pound. On Frankfort black, 6 cents per pound. On opirit black and lampblack, 2 cents per pound. On borax, crude or tincal, and on, crude borates not otherwise herein provided for, 3 cents per pound. Qn borax, refined, 7 cents per pound. Qn boracic acid, crude, 3 cents per pound. On boracic acid, refined, hydrated, 8 cents per pound; anhydrous, 15 cents per pound. On borate of lime, crude, one cent per pound..Onbronze metal or Dutch metal in leaf, and clip pings, and on bronze liquid, 30% advalorem. On metallic bronze powder and frosting, of all colors, and of whatever material com, $1 20 per pound. OQnn bbrroommiindee, ofof rptoytacessnitusmpearnpdooufnsdo.d.ium, 65 cents per pound. On all saltsand preparations of bromine not otherwise herein provided for, 30%. adcaloren. On calamus, or flag root, 5 cents per pound. Qn calomel, 20 cents per pound;. On corrosive sublimate, cyanide and iodide of mercury, red oxide of mercury, red precipitate, and all salts, and preparations of mercury not otherwise herein provided for, 20%. advalorem. Qn mercury or quicksilver, 8 cents per pound. On vermillion or prepared cinnabar, and other prepared sulphides of mercury, 20 cents per pound. On cinnabar ore, or other native ores of mercury, ten%. advalorem. On camphor, crude, 15 cents per pound. Qn camphor, refined, 23 cents per pound. On fantharide, or Spanish flies, 50 cents per pound. Qn carmine, in all forms, and carmine lake, dry or liquid, 35%. advalorem. On all prepared or manufactured chalk, as whiting, Paris white, or under whatever name or form, dry, one ot per pound; ground in oil, 5 c per pound. On red chalk, and French chalk or talc, 3 cents per pound. On Vienna chalk and on Vienna lime, 20%. advalorem. Qn all native ores of cobalt, ten percent. advaloren. On cobalt and on oxide of cobalt, 20%. advalorem. On smalts, zaffre, cobalt blue, and all like preparations of cobalt, 20%. advaloren. On cocculus indicus, ten cents per pound. On conium, cicuta, or hemlock, seed and leaf, tem cents per pound. On cubebs, ten cents per pound. Qn cuttlefish bone, 5 centsper pound. On crocus powder, crocus martis, pur ple, brown, Indian red, and all like oxides of iron, 5 centsper pound. Qn cumin or cumin seed, 5 cents per pound; line en, clay, China clay, pipe clay, fire clay, and kao 5 dollars per ton. Qn Fuller's earth, 3 dollars perton., On clay prepared as satin white or lily white, 5 cents per pound. On ohloroform or chloric ether, 50 cents per pound. On collodion, liquid or solid, and on gun cotton, $1 5oper pound. On colombo root, 4 cents per pound. On Colonge water, or other Po?o, of which alcohol forms theingredient, of chief value, 3 dollars per gallon, and, in additio thereto, 50%. advalorem. On copperas, or sulphate of iron, a half of a cent, operpound, On sulphate of copper, blue or Roman vitrixl, or blue stone, 3 cents per poun erouastee On dextrine or British gum, and on gumsubstitute, 4 cents per pound. On emery, ore or rock, 12 dollars per ton. On emery, ground or pulverized, 2 cents per pound. On emery cloth and emery paper, 35%. advalorem. Qn ergot, 20 cents per pound. On ergotine, one dollar per ounce. On essences, socalled, not properly designated as essential oils, and on cosmetics, hair oils, pomades, hair dressingsand hair dyes, dentifrices, and all tooth washes and tooth pastes, aromatic cachous, or other Perfumes and cosmetics, by whatever nameor names used or applied as perfumes, or applications to the hair, mouth, or skin, and not otherwise herein provided for, 50%. advaloren; On all essences or compoundsdistilled or expressed, and on all compounds or preparations of which disdtiollleladrssppireitrsgaisllaonco, manpdo, nienntapdadrittioonf cthhieerfevtaol, ufeif, tythpreeer cent. advalorem. acOonnitem, edicinal extracts, namely: on extracts of chamomile or anthemis, digitalis or fox glove, humulus or hops, ipecacuanha, quassia, and valerian, 55 cents per pound; on extracts of arniea, colchicum, colocynth, simple or compound, nux vomica, rhatany, and stramonium, onedollar per und: on extracts of belladonna, hyoscyamus, and ettuce, 40 cents per pound; on lactucarium, 2 dollars per pound; on extracts of cannabis indica, or Indian hemp, or gunjah, and opium, when strictly an official extract for medical uses, $250 per pound; on extracts of conium, cicuta, or hemlock; gentium; papaver, or poppy; and taraxacum, or dandelion, 15 cents per pound; on extracts of cinchona, or Peruvian barks, and calumba, or columbo, $33oper pound; on extract of elaterium, or elaterium, 60 cents per ounce; on extract of hellebore, 65 cents per pound; on extracts of jalap and rhubarb, $135 H. pound; on all medicinal extracts not otherwise herein provided for, 40%.ad valorem, ofonrme, xtract of madder, as garancine, or in any other ten%. advalorem, on extract of indigo, acid or neutral, 20%. advalorem; on car mined indigo, and on all preparations of indigo not otherwise provided for, 20%. advalorem, on extract of logwood or Campeachy wood, and on all other extracts and decoctions of dye woods, ten%, advalorem. On fruit ethers, and all ethersusedasfruit or liquor not otherwise herein provided for, $250 per pound. On all ethers and ethereal extracts, not otherwise herein provided for, 2 dollars per pound. On fulminates and fulminating powders, $250 per pound. On nitro glycerine, or blasting oil, or glonoin, 50 cents per pound. On gelatine, refined or white glues, 20 cents per pound; and all gelatines and glues, the value of which shaif exceed 25 cents per pound shall be considered white.. reOfinnedda, rk glues and glue sizings, and on all gluesnot 5 cents per pound. Qnisinglass and fish glue, 50 cents per pound. On glycerine in all forms, 30%. tralorem. Qn glucose, or grape sugar, 6 cents per pound. picOknedgum arabic, known as sorts, or natural unAlexandria or Turkey gum, on Mogadore gum and on all acacia guins, not otherwise herein provided for, 3 cents per pound. oOn;gum arabic, picked, known as Alexandria or 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, picked, 6 cents per pound. gaQl, nBgaurbmarayragbuimc,known as gumGedda, gum Sene East India gum. Cape gum, Australian gum, or by whatever name known, provided the kind, quality, value, and usesto besimilar to gum Gedda, one and 1/2 cent per pound. On guin benzoin or Benjamin, ten cents per pound. On copal or gum copal, and sandarac or gum sandarac on dammar or gum dammar, and on all resin onuots gouthmesrworisseubhsetarenicnespurosevdidfeodr sfiomri, latrhrpeuerpeoesnetss, apnedr pound. On gamboge, or gum gamboge, 12 cents per pound. On kowrie, or gum kowrie, 2 cents per pound. On mastic, or gummastiche, 30 centsper pound. On shellac, or gum shellac, 3 cents per pound. On gum tragacanth, known assorts, or natural unpicked tragacanth, 5 cents per pound. Qn gum tragacanth, picked, ten cents pound. On gum olibanum, guaiac, myrrh, bdellium, galba num, thus, and all other medicinal gums or gum re; sins of like character or use, not otherwise provided for, 6 cents per pound. gine gnerp, rfeifsteyrvpeedr or pickled ginger, and on extract of cent. advalorem. On ground or calcined plaster of Paris, or ground or calcined gypsum, or sulphate of lime, 40%. advalorem. On terra alba, blonde trieste, or any other prepara;tion of sulphate of lime, notherein otherwise provided for, one cent per pound. hyoscyamusorhenbaneleaf, tencentsperpound. On ink powders and ink of all kinds, 35%. adpalorem. Qn iodine, crude, 50 cents per pound. Qniodine, resublimed, 75 centsper pound. wiOsen haellresianltpsraonviddepdrefpoarr, atthioirntys poef riocdeinnte., adnovtaolotrheemr. On ipecac, 50 cents per pound. On jalap, 50 cents per pound. Qn iron rust, red oxide, black oxide, and all dry oxides of iron, not otherwise herein provided for, 5 cents per pound. On iron powder, and all chlorides, salts, solutions, and chemical or medicinal preparations of iron, not otherwise herein provided for, 30%, advalorem. Qn iron by hydrogen, 25 cents per pound. On juniper berries, 2 cents per pound. On laurel berries, 2 cents per pound. Qn lac dye, 5 cents per pound. On lac spirits and lac dye liquid, 35%. advalorem. Qn lactarene, 25%: advalorem. On lactose, lactin, or sugar of milk, 6 cents per pound. On Inedicinal leaves, flowers, berries, roots, and plants, dry, and not otherwise prepared, and not otherwise herein provided for, 20%. advalorem. Qn buchu leayes, ten cents per pound. On muriate of lime and citrate of lime, 20%. advalorem. On all chemical and medicinal preparations of lime, not otherwise herein provided for, 30%. adOvnalloimreemj.uice and on lemon juice, s imple or concentrated, ten cents per gallon. On white lead or carbonate of lead, dry, 4 cents per pound. On white lead, moist, or ground in water or in oil, 5 cens per pound e.m. vitrified oxide of lead, dry, 4 cents per pound. On red lead or minium, or red oxide of lead, dry, 4 centsper pound. On red lead, moist, or ground in water or in oil, 4 cents per pound. On orange mineral or orange red, or orange colored oxide of lead, 4 cents per pound. On all paints, pigments, enamels, sizings, and glazings of lead, not otherwise herein provided for, dry, moist, or ground in oil, 5 cents per pound. On restate of lead, or sugar of lead, ten cents per pound. On chromate of lead or chrome yellow, 6 cents per pound. On nitrate of lead, 3 centsper pound. On lint, linen or cotton, or mixed, 40%. valorem. On liquorice root, 2 cents per pound; liquorice paste, juice, or rolls, ten cents per pound. OQnn laitllmeuxstrpaacptseor, f ltihtmirtuys, peexrtrcaecntts.oafdovrcahloilreomr a.rchil, or other lichens, 20%. advalorem. On magnesia carbonate, 6 cents per pound. On sulphate of magnesia, or Epsom salts, one cent per pound. On calcined magnesia, 12 cents per pound. On all other preparations of magnesia, not otherwise herein provided for, 40% advalorem. On manganese, crude or mineral, ten%. talorem. On prepared oxide of manganese, and on sulphate of manganese, 40%. advalorem. On methylated spirit, or any similar spirit, the duty imposed on distilled spirits. n Iceland moss and all other mosses, crude, ten%. advalorem. On musk, crude, in natural pod, 2 dollars per ounce. On musk in grain, or manufactured musk, $250 per ounce. On civet, crude, one dollar per ounce. On oil of musk and civet, 50 cents per ounce. On ochres and ochrey earths, terra umbra or um ber, terra disienna, Spanish brown, Roman ochre, french ochre, and aii colored earths or preparations of colored earths used for, similar purposes, and not otherwise herein provided for, if dry, 50 cents per 100 pounds; if ground in oil, 5 cents per pound. mOatnic, oils, expressedor unctuous, not volatile, are or essential, namely: on neat's foot oil and all animal oils, crude, not otherwise herein provided for, 20%. advalorem. On all pomades, dressings, and preparations of oils for personal use, 50%. advalorem. On pomades and perfumed oils, not prepared for personal use, madeby the processknown as enfleur age, and used exclusively for the manufacture of perfumery, 50 cents per pound: On linseed, flaxseed, hempseed, and rapeseed oil, and on oil of sesameor beneoil, 23 cents per gallon. On castor oil, ricina oil, or palma christi oil, 75 cents per gallon, On olive oil in casks or bottles, known as salad oil or of such quality as to be adapted totable uses, and mustard oil of similar grade or quality, and on salad or table oils of every description, one dollar per gal lon;, Provided, That all salad, 9il in bottles or flasks shall pay a separate and additional duty of 3 ceOnntsoolniveeaocilhabnodttlmeuosrtaflradsko.il, and all similar oils of Iower grade or quality and value than salad or table oils, and not used for salad, and table purposes, and otherwise herein provided for, 50 cents per gallon. On whale oil, seal oil, and fish oil of foreign fishing, 20 cents per gallon, On rock oil, peat, shale, wood, and coal oil, and on all bitumine us oils, crude, ten centsper gallon. oilOs, nraelflinroecdk,, apnedatn, osthaolteh, ewrowoisde, choearl, eiannpdrboivtuidmedine fours, 30 cents per gallon.ingOn all expressedoils of seedsor plants not contain: for, feisftsyencteinatlsoiplse, ragnadllonno.t otherwise herein provided On burning fluid, 3 dollars per gallon. Qn oils, essential, volatile or aromatic, whether obtained by distillation or by compression and absorption, or however obtained or made, namely: on, 9ils of allspice or pimento. cumin or cuminseed, dill or anethum, and fernor malefern, twodollars per pound; on oil of sweet almonds, 15 cents per pound; on oil of almonds, essential, or oil of bitter filmonds, $1 5oper pound; on oil of amber or succinum, crude, sreixctcifeiendt, s peeigrhpteoeunndc;enotns poeilr poof quanmd;beornoor, ilssuocfcinaunmise, seed, calamus or flag root, cassia, cedar, and rue, $1 15 per pound; on oils of apple, apricot, peach, pear, pineapple, raspberry, strawberry, or other fruit oils, essencesor ethers, or on substancesmade to resemble them, or for similar uses, $2 5oper pound; on oils of bay, or bay rum, or bay leaves, 2 dollars per pound: on oil of bergamot, $1 50 per pound; on oils of black pepper, chamomile or anthemis, patchouli, and mustard, essential or volatile, 6 dollars per pound; on oils of cajeput, carawayor carui, citronella, fennel or foeniculum, jasmin or jessamine, juniper, emitirhbearnfero, mnutthmeebgesr, rsiaesssoarfrtahse, twhyomode, olarvoernigdaenr, ummarceed, or white, and tube rose, 50 cents per pound; on oil of cinnamon, whether from the bark or leaves, 4 dollars per pound; on oil of cloves, 2 dollars per Fraond:y, ofonuorildoofllacrosgnpaecr, oournaceen; aonnthoicileothf ecro, poariboail, oofr ccoorpiaainvdae, r, 75 cents per pound; on, oil of $250 per pound: on oil of cubebs, $15oper pound; on oil of ergot, 5 dollars per pound: on onialtuorfagl, erapnrieupma, readn, d on oil of rosegeranium, whether or rectified, 3 dollars per pound; on oil of laurel, 20 cents per pound; on oil of lemon, 75 cents per pound; on oil of lemongrass, 2 dollars per pound; on oil of neroli or orange flowers. 16 dollars per pound; on oil oofrabnigttee, rseovreanntgye f, i$vle50 per pound: on oil of sweet cents per pound; on oil of pep permint, twodollars per pound: on oils of petit grain, sandal wood, valerian, and wormseed, 3 dollars per pound; on oil of rhodium, 2 dollars per pound; on oil of rose or otto of roses, $1 5oper ounce; on oil. of rosemary, savin or sabina, and spearmint, 25 conts per pound; on oil of rumor oil of wine, or any oil or essenceused in the manufacture of liquors or wines, and not otherwise herein provided for, 2 dollars per ounce; on all essential oils, not otherwise herein pursoivl idoeil, d ofrora, mfifytlyic paelcrogheonl, t.tawdo vdaolollraerms, per gallon. Qn opium, 2 dollars per pound. On opium preparedfor smoking, and on all extracts and other preparations of opium, not otherwise herein provided for, 100%. adpalorem. On morphia and on all sorts of morphia, 2 dollars per ounce, On orange and lemon peel, 2 cents per pound. On green paints, namely, on chrome green, Bruns wick green, and F. green, 4 cents on ogreePnasr, is green, French green, and all arsenica and on all green paints or colors not otherwise herein provided for, ten cents per pound. On ultra marine, or lapis lazuli, 25%. advalorem. On dutch pink and rose red, 2 cents round. Qn Venetian red, dry, a half cent per pound. ovenetian red, ground in oil, 5 cents per pound. evOenrypdreespearriepdtiopna, indtrsy,, omil ocioslto, rs and water colors of or in oil, not otherwise herein provided for, 35%. advalorem; and the cost of packing, casesand packages of every sort in, which the same shall be put up shall be included in the dutiable yalue. waOrne, enamelcolors for china, crocke not otherwise herein provide%.ad valorem. On paraffine, ten cents per pound. On perfumes and perfumery, not otherwise herein provided for, not containing alcohol, 50 per gent. advalorem; if containing alcohol as theingredient of chief value, 3 dollars per gallon, and, in addition thereto, 50%. advalorem. On phosphorus, ten cents per pound. Qn phosphatesand compounds of phosphorus, not otherwise herein provided for, 30%. valorem. On phenyl, 20%.ad valorem. On plumbago or On lead, black lead, ten dollars per ton. when prepared for pencils, 50%. advalorem. On polishing powdersof all descriptions, polishing rouge, and on tripoli, 5 cents per pound. On potassium, metal, 20%. advalorem. On saleratus, salt, or tartar, or other refined car bonate of potassa, one and a half cent per pound. On chromateand bichromate of potassa, 3 cents per pound. Onyellow prussiate of potassa, 5 cents per pound. On red prussiate of potassa, ten cents per pound. Qn chlorate of potassa, 5 gents per pound. On iodate, or iodide, and hydriodate of potassa, 75 cents per pound. On saltpeter, or niter, or nitrate of potassa, crude, one cent per pound. On saltpeter, partially refined, 2 centsper pound. On saltpeter, or miter, or nitrate of potassa, refined, 3 centsper pound. On cream of tartar, tartrate and bitartrate of potassa, 7cents per pound. On muriate of potassa, one 4th cent, per pound. On all salts of potassa, not otherwise herein provided for, 30%. advalorem. On gunpowder, valued at per pound, less than, 20 cents 6 cents per pound, and, in thereto, 20 per addition cent. advalorem; valued at and over 20 cents per pound, ten cents per pound, and, in addition thereto, 20%. advaloren. On putty, 5 cents per pound.. On Prussian blue and on China blue, dry or liquid, too centso: d n quassia or bitter wood, one cent per pound, On quinia, quinidia, their o33 cents per ounce.. On cinchonia, chine idine, and their salts, ten cents, and porcelain for, 35 per ounce. On resins, not otherwise herein provided for, if crude, 3 cents per pound. On resins, prepared or, manufactured, and not otherwise herein provided for, 30%. advalorem. On rhubarb, 50 cents per pound. On resin, 2 cents per pound. On crude turpentine, 20%. advalorem. On spirits of turpentine, 30 cents per gallon. On saffron extract and extract of safflower, 30%. advalorem, On sago, pearl, 2 cents per pound. On sago flour, as used in the arts for dressings and sizings, and not for dietetic uses, one cent per pound. On Rochelle salts, 15 cents per pound. Qn Epsom salts, one cent per pound. On Glauber salts, 1/2 cents per pound. poOtansssaa, l acetosella, salt of sorrel, or bine xalate of 5 cents per pound. On Seidlitz mixture, ten cents per pound. On salts not otherwise herein provided for, 30%. advalorem. On santonin, 5 dollars per pound. On worm seed, crude, 2 cents per pound. On sarsaparilla, crude, 3 cents per pound. On scammony and.on resin of scamine ny, 2 dollars. On seeds, namely: on cardamoms in capsules, 30 centsoper pound; not in capsules, 75 cents per pound: on caraway and coriander, 3 cents per pound; on fenugreek and fennel seed, 2 cents on hemp seedand rape seed, and on other oil seeds of like character other than linseed, a half cpeenrt per pound; on linseed or flaxseed, 16 cents bushel of 52 pounds weight; on linseed meal and limseed cake, 20%. advalorem: on castor seed or beans, one and one 5th cent. per pound; on mustard seed, 3 cents per pound; on all seeds not herein otherwise provided for, 30%. advalorem. On senna, in leaf, 3 cents per pound. On soda ash, a half cent per pound. On nitrate of soda, a half cent per pound. On crude sulphate of soda, or salt cake, 1/2 of a cent per pound. On sal soda, soda crystals, and all crudecarbonates opfersopdoau nndo.t otherwise herein provided for, a half cent On caustic soda, bicarbonate of soda, and all refloorbonate. of soda, one and a half cent per pound. peOrnpoioudnadt.e and hydriodate of soda, 65 cents On phosphate of soda, hyposulphite of soda, silicate of soda, and all salts of sodanot otherwise herein provided for, 30%. advolorem. On sodium metal, or matrium, 20%. advalorem. On soap in all forms not perfumed, nor toilet, including castile soap, 3 cents per pound. poOunndto, ialentd, ipnerafdudmiteiodn, atnhderfeatnoctywseonatpys f, itveen peeenr tesepnetr. advalorem. On all soap stocks and soapstuffsnot manufactured or prepared, ten%. advalorem. On squills or scilla, 2 cents per pound. On potato starch, 4 and a half cents per pound. On starch of aii kinds not otherwise herein provided for, 5 cents per pound. On strontia, in any form, mineral or crude, ten%. advalorem. On nitrate of strontia, and all preparations of strontia, not otherwise herein provided for, 30%. advalorem. On strychnia, and salts of strychnia, or strychnine, one dollar per ounce. On sulphur, or brimstone in rolls, ten dollars per On. Qn flor or flour of sulphur, 20 dollars per ton; On lac sulphur, washed sulphur, and precipitated sulphur, 5 cents per pound. Qn talc, 3 cents per pound. On apioca. cassava, or cassada, 2 cents per pound. On tar or resine us trees, 25 cents per gal on. Qn coal tar or mineral tar, 20%. advalorem. allOsnatltins ocfrytisnt, alds, ryo, xsyimx ucreinattsepoerrmpouurniadt.e of tin, and peOrnpotuinndli.quor, and all solutions of tin, 3 cents On toluidin, 2 dollars per pound. On tonca or tonqua beans, 20 cents per pound. Qn vanilla beans, 3 dollars per pound. On varnishes, prepared, 50 cents per gallon, and, irnema;ddifitcioonn, tathineirnegto, 25%. advalo alcohol or spirits as theingredient of chief value, 3 dollars per gallon, and, in addition thereto, 25%. advalorem. On vegetables or plants, green or fresh, not otherwise herein provided for, ten%. advalorem. On veratrine or veratria (alkaloid of hellebore) and all salts of veratria, $1.5oper ounce. On vinegar containing not more than 4%. of acid, ten cents per gallon. On vermillion, or prepared cinnabar, and other prepared sulphides of mercury, 20 cents per pound. aeol(i.concentrated vinegar, the same duty ason acetic. On refined or partially refined wax of all descriptions, andon shoemakers'wax, 18ts per pound. Qn sealing wax, 35%. advalorem. ad9nvawlooroedmn. aphtha, or pyroxilic spirit, 50%. . On dgyreinwdoine gd, sof all kinds, prepared for useby cut: orem or otherwise, 20%. adpoOunnd sulphate of zinc or white v itriol, one cent per peOrnpwouhnitde. oxide of zinc, or zinc paint, dry, 2 cents On white oxide of zinc or any zinc paint, moist or ground, in water or in oil, 5 centsper pound. On all salts of zinc, not otherwise herein provided for, 30%. advalorem. On all pills, powders, tinctures, troches, or lozenges, syrups, cordials, bitters, anodynes, tonics, plasters, liniments, salves. ointments, pastes, drops, waters, essences, spirits, oils, or other medicinal preparations or compositions, recommended to the public as proprietary medicines, or prepared according to some private formula or secret art, asremediesor specifics faofrfecatninygdisease or diseases or affections whatever the human or animal body, and upon aii mixed materials for such, in whatever state or stage of preparation, 50%. adpalorem. n all articles, and preparations of drugs; dyes, chemicals, dietetics, and aliments known or claimed as patent, or bearing the maker's name as proprietary, and put up for popular sale and use under a special name or trade mark, whether the substance so put up be or be not herein elsewhere provided for, when not so put up, and on all prepared or manufactured materials, as boxes, labels, F. brands, trade marks, and so forth, for such articles, 50%. advalorem. On all drugs, dyes, chemicals, paints, and oils, crude, not otherwise herein provided for, 20%. advalorem. On all prepared drugs, chemicals and medicines, not otherwise herein provided for, 30%. advalorem.