Number.

180

FOREIGN  CUSTOMS  DUTIES.

Customs  duties  collected  on  various  articles  at  the  port  of  Bio  de  Janeiro—Coutiuued.

Tariff  classification.

Unit.

Duty  in
Brazilian ­
  currency. ­


Unit.

Equivalent ­
  in
United
States
money.

Books,  maps,  engravings,  &amp;o.—Continued
Books—Continued.
In  ivory,  mother-of-pearl,  or  tortoise-shell..
In  silk,  velvet,  or  wood
With  ornaments  of  silver  or  gold,  ad  valorem
^^^Geographical,  hydrographical,  and  the  like.
Engravings
Brass  and  copper  :  ,  ,  ,
In  the  Brazilian  tariff  classification  the  duties  on
brass  and  its  manufactures  are  included  under
the  head  of  Copper  and  manufactures;  hence,
duties  on  these  articles  must  necessarily  be
given  together.
In  the  rough  or  prepared,  strained,  in  file-dust,
in  bars,  hammered,  in  sheets,  bottoms, ­
  or  rolls,  with  or  without
combination  with  other  metal.
Manufactures  :
Needles
Table-plates,  salvers,  waiters,  cruet-stands,
liquor-stands,  spoons,  forks,  and
the  like,  for  domestic  use;  basins,
jars,  and  other  toilet  articles  ;
card-stands,  vases,  and  other  articles ­
  for  drawing-room  tables,  and
of  fancy  ;  of  copper  or  its  compounds: ­

Simple
Silver  plated,  all  or  in  part
Gilded  in  part  or  entirely
Cradles  :
Simple
Ornamented
Jewelry,  of  any  kind,  plain,  gilt,  or  silverplated.

Buttons  of  white  or  yellow  metal  :
With  holes,  for  pants  -  -.
Eor  coats,  uniforms,  &amp;c  :
Simple,  polished,  or  varnished,  with
emblem  or  lettering.
Gilt  or  silver-plated,  with  numbers,
lettering,  or  emblems.
Nose-bands  for  horses
Padlocks  :
Common
With  letters,  secret  locks
Chairs  and  stools  :
Plain
'  With  handwork  or  ornament
With  rockers,  and  others  not  classified..
Beds:
Plain  :
For  one  person
For  more  than  one  person
For  children
With  ornaments  :
For  one  person
For  more  than  one  person
For  children
Bells;
Common,  for  doors,  clocks,  animals,  and
the  like.
For  tables  and  churches  :
'  Plain,  or  polished  simply
With  handwork,  gilded  or  silverplated,
  and  the  like.
Fringes,  galloons  cords,  lace-work  and  similar ­
  objects,  gilded  or  silver-plated
or  spangled.
Plates  :
Smooth,  for  engraving  purposes
Opened  with  a  burin,  with  sculpturing,
for  commercial  papers,  &amp;c.
Idem,  idem,  for  stamping  purposes  ...
Mounted  upon  other  metal  or  wood  -  -  -
Collars,  for  animals
Eosaries,  gilded  or  silver-plated

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