214  FOREIGN  CUSTOMS  DUTIES.
Tariff  of  duties  on  imported  merchandise  in  the  licpiMic  of  Coiom&amp;ia  —Continued.

The  farther  articles  of  perfumery  and  toilet,  as  essences,  soaps,  cream,  razor-straps,  toothbrushes, ­
  and  cloth-brushes,  &amp;.C.,  not  mentioned  in  any  other  part  of  this  tariff
Common  soap,  of  oil
Common  soap,  of  rosin  or  tallow
Paper  and  pasteboard  :
Paper,  in  newspapers,  pamphlets,  and  printed  sheets
White,  without  glue  and  colored,  for  printing
Straw  or  any  other  ordinary  kind  for  wrapping  up  or  packing
Sand-paper
Cigarette  paper
Writing  pap&lt;vr,  envelopes,  and  any  other  kind  not  mentioned,  and  ofllce  utensils  which  are
not  mentioned  elsewhere
Fine  white  paper  (foolscap  paper)
Ruled  paper  for  music
Blank  books,  ruled  or  not,  note  books

Printed  books
Paper  and  card-board  in  sheets,  maps,  and  engravings  of  any  kind,  and  written  or  printed
music
Gilt  or  silvered  entirely
Tapestry  paper,  and  marbled  or  colored,  for  covers  of  books  and  other  uses
Card-board,  for  printing,  bookbinding,  lithography,  and  other  industrial  uses
Card-board,  in  any  other  form,  except  in  playing-cards,  which  pay  $1.20  the  kilogram  —
Wood:
Lumber  for  construction,  as  poles,  beams,  railroad  sleepers,  beams,  and  boards,  not  planed
or  dressed
Planed  common  wood,  and  planed  wood  for  cabinet-making,  or  not  planed,  which  is  not
carved,  except  veneering
Veneering
Moldings,  carvings,  and  adornments,  for  furniture  and  frames,  gilt  or  not
Beds,  large  tables  for  dining-rooms,  presses  or  large  chests  of  drawers  for  linen  and  other
uses,  without  looking-glasses,  seul  p  tu  re,  carved,  or  adornments
All  kind  of  furniture  with  looking-glasses,  sculpture,  carved,  or  upholstered  with  wool  or
silk
Furniture  not  mentioned  ..
In  furniture  of  any  kind,  not  Including  mattresses,  cushions,  &amp;c.,  when  imported  separately,
which  belong  to  the  elass  assigned  to  their  cover.
Statues  or  images  and  altars  for  churches
Organs  and  pianos
Harmoniums,  hand-organs,  and  harps
Other  musical  instruments
Pencils  (for  office  use  and  carpenters)  -
Molds,  squares  (instruments  of  arts  and  professions)
Largo  bellows,  for  forges
Bellows  of  all  kinds,  except  large  ones  for  forges  i".
Uncovered  wooden  saddle-trees
Buckets  or  troughs
Barrels,  pipes,  or  casks,  put  together  or  not,  for  packing  and  filling
Cocks  for  barrels  and  pipes
Empty  common  wooden  boxes  finished  in  rough,  put  together  or  not,  for  filling
Boards  for  match-boxes  and  in  matchwood
Cars  and  carriages  for  railroads
Cars  and  trucks  for  transport  of  goods  and  similar  use
Coaches  and  carriages  of  all  kinds
Velocipedes
Ships,  entire  or  in  pieces,  which  are  brought  to  navigate  the  interior  waters  of  the  Colombian ­
  territory
Oars  for  boats  ,
Houses  in  pieces
Windows,  doors,  &amp;c.,  when  shipped  separate
Machinery  for  ships,  arts,  and  trades,  industries,  agricultural,  and  for  mines
Canes  without  swords  (sword-canes  pay  the  same  as  arms)
Wood  in  foi-ms  not  described
Heniquen,  hemp,  and  other  similar  articles  :
Empty  sacks  or  bags  of  fiber  and  bemp,tarred  or  not,  with  or  without  impermeable  paper,
and  also  the  fabric  they  are  made  or
Hay  and  waste  in  its  raw  state  ;
Palm  for  making  hats
Esparto,  straw,  and  common  cane,  not  manufactured  or  in  brooms
Willow  baskets  or  other  cane
Mats  or  small  mats,  of  all  kinds
Iron  and  steel  :
Iron  not  manufactured  .
Rails,  spikes,  and  similar  pieces  for  railroads  for  public  use
Rails  for  roads,  which  are  not  for  public  use  .'
Ships  or  pieces  for  same
Anchors,  grappliugs  for  smaller  crafts
Bridges  for  public  roads
Bridges  not  for  public  roads
Gas  meters,  apparatus,  tubes,  and  lanterns  for  public  lighting  in  towns
Objects  destined  for  building  or  repairing  prisons
Wire  for  public  telegraphs  '.
Wire  for  private  telegraphs
Iron  or  steel  wire  for  fences.
Railings  for  the  embellishment  of  public  buildings  and  squares
Lightning  conductors
Tubes,  for  public  district  water  works,  and  fountains  or  fonts  for  same

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