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Iron  and  steal—Continued.
Towers  for  liftlit-hoiises  and  beacons
Clocks  for  towers,  including  their  dials  and  bells
Houses  and  galvanized  sheets  to  cover  the  roofs
Balustrades  for  buildings,  doors,  and  windows,  when  shipped  separately
Fire-engines.

Hydraulic  pumps  and  inacliines,  with  their  respective  tubes  and  pipes
Machinery  exceeding  1,000  kilograms  in  weight
Machinery  for  manufactures  and  mines
Agricultural  machines
Machinery  for  arts,  trades,  and  industries
Machinery  of  any  kind,  weight  not  exceeding  1,000  kilograms
Presses  for  printing,  hookbiuding,  lithography
Motors  of  any  kind  and  power
Tinned  metal,  in  sheets  or  sheet  tin
Motors  and  large  tubes  for  machines  to  clean  coffee
Large  boilers
Tanks  for  drinking  water
Stamps  for  mills  used  for  crushing  quartz  mineral
Anvils  and  pulleys
Ploughs
Iron  or  steel,  manufactured  in  sheets  or  rods,  not  comprised  as  unmanufactured  iron,  beds,
heavy  chains,  sales  or  strong  boxes,  nails,  untiuned  kitchen  utensils  or  tinned  only  inside, ­
  irons  for  ironing  linen,  and  large  and  voluminous  tools  for  agriculture,  stone-cutting, ­
  as  hoes,  adzes,  bars,  largo  bars,  or  excavators,  reaping-hooks  and  hatchets,  large
augers,  shovels,  largo  hammers,  pick  axes,  augers,  pruning  hooks,  and  machetes  for  cutting ­
  brush,  their  length  not  exceeding  4:1  centimeters
Tools  for  blacksmiths,  stone-cutting,  carpenters,  and  masons
Molds  (tools  for  arts  and  trades)  -
Wire,  iron  rings,  hinges,  screws,  and  springs  for  furniture
Furniture
Hoops  or  bands,  wheels,  axles,  springs,  and  cones,  for  cars  and  carriages
Levers,  scales,  or  balances  which  indicate  more  than  100  kilograms
Idem,  idem,  which  indicate  up  to  100  kilograms
Combs  for  horses  and  curry-combs  -  -  •  -_
Kitchen  utensils  and  other  objects  of  brass  or  iron,  tinned  inside  and  outside
Knives  for  arts  and  trades,  as  those  for  book-binding  and  book-making
Cutlery  not  mentioned  in  other  parts
Weapons,  fire-arms  or  any  other  kind,  including  guns  ...  .
Knives  and  scissors,  fine  or  medium,  knives  aud  forks,  with  handles  of  ivory,  mother-of.
pearl,  plated  and  britannia  metal,  nipples  for  firearms,  gilt  or  plated  beads,  peiicil  cases,
jewelry  and  gilt  and  plated  objects,  or  those  called  electro  plate,  or  German  silver,  fine
or  medium
Steel  in  bars  or  rods  for  manufacturing  and  as  augers
Iron  or  steel  manufactured  into  forms  not  described—
er  or  bronze  :  '  '
opper  and  bronze  not  manufactured  in  bars  or  ingots
In  sheets  of  any  weight  -  -  ._
In  large  pans  or  kettles  or  articles  of  other  kind,  their  weight  exceeding  25  kilograms
In  objects,  the  weight  of  every  piece  exceeds  500  grams,  but  not  25  kilograms
In  objects,  their  weight  not  exceeding  500  grams
Jewelry,  beads,  galloons,  spangles,  tassels,  tube-shaped  beads,  thread,  and  other  similar
objects,  and  in  electro  plated  pieces,  and  cartridges  for  fire-arms
Statues,  destined  for  the  ornament  of  buildings  and  public  squares
Tin:
Tin  in  ingots
As  plates  or  any  other  object  :
Pulverized  or  in  sheets
Lead  :
Lead  in  ingots  or  in  sheets,  tubes,  or  other  objects,  their  weight  exceeding  5  kilograms,  and
as  shot  or  objects  for  printing  I
Toys  and  paper,  or  in  thin  sheets
Caps  for  bottles
In  any  other  fot-m
Zinc:
Zinc  not  manufactured  in  sheets,  including  zinc  for  covering  roofs  and  as  tubes
Manufactured  in  any  other  form
Quicksilver
Gold  :
Gold  in  bars  ..  -  -  -
In  coins  not  inferior  to  the  standard  of  000  fine
In  any  other  form
Silver  :
Silver  in  bars  VS"’.;
In  coins  not  inferior  as  the  standard  of  900  fine  ,
In  any  other  shape  -
Coarse  and  ordinary  powder  for  mines,  in  barrels  or  otherwise  packed,  its  gross  weight
exceeding  2  kilograms  -  ,  -  ;  -  ;  -  ;  ;  ;  -
Fine-grained  powder,  in  tins  or  other  make  np,  and  in  general  the  class  not  comprised  in
the  foregoing  paragraph
As  fire  works  .•..  ,
Stone,  materials  for  construction,  i  nd  other  crude  materials  :
Filtering  stones...  -
Stones  for  lithography,  grinding,  whet,  and  jiumico  stones
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