extracts, (solid and fluid,)

medicinal-, non-alcoholic, all +++, and

infusions,

juices,

liniments,

lozenges,

mixtures,

mucilages,

ointments,

oleo-resins,

pills,

plasters,

powders,

resins,

sirups,

suppositories,

vinegars, and

waters, (93.)

medicinal-, materials for the mf. of, (see " Materials.")

medicinal-, provisions for examination and appraisement of, (see Pt. I., 1895 to 1900.) oils, distilled, essential, expressed, or rendered, alkalies, and alkaloids, and all combinations of any of them, (92.)

or compounds of which distilled spirits are a component part of ch. val., + + +, must

waters, and all other, recommended to the public as proprietary articles, or prepared according to some private formula as remedies or specifics for any disease or diseases or affections whatever, affecting the human or animal body, (99.) scientific-, (see above, "philosophical," etc.) toilet-, all whatever, used as applications to the hair, mouth, teeth, or skin, + + +, (99.) vegetables of all kinds, prepared or preserved, +++, (287.)

50

50

99

Prepared clay, for papermakers' use, and resem-
bling kaolin, (98 b., July 9, 1863, Boston.)
$3 per ton.
same, of different colors, resembling and used
for same pps. as French chalk, (46, 822, S. S.,
1389.)
fish, game, meats, and poultry, (283, S. S., 2356.) 25
Presents, articles impt. as, other than such as are
expressly exempted by law from duty, are
liable to duty, (T. R., p. 600; see also Regs.
1874, Art. 337, as to entries of, when not over
$200.)

works of art impt. expressly for presentation to
national institutions or any state, or to any
municipal or religious corporation or society,
(819 b.)

25 Preserved fruits or sweetmeats, (302 a.)

Per ct.

Printed matter (continued):

*all + + +, (384, S. S., 1898, 3941.) books which are admitted to the international mails exchanged under the provisions of the Universal Postal Union Convention, may, when subject to customs duty, be delivered to addresses in the United States under such regulations for the collection of duties as may be agreed upon by the Secretary of the Treasury and the Postmaster-General, (Pt. I., 2289.) other than books received in the mails, from

foreign countries, under the provisions of postal treaties or conventions, (855, and Pt. I., 2289-90, S. S., 4465, 4945.) Free. "Printed matter" within the intendment of this act (March 3, 1879, relating to postal matters,) is defined to be the reproduction upon paper, by any process except that of hand-writing, of any words, letters, characters, figures, or images, or of any combination thereof, not having the character of an actual and personal correspondence, (Pt. I., 2290; for further information as to postal acts, see post, Part IV., pp. 81 to 87.)

Printed merino, as dress goods, under 365.

pictures on cards joined by narrow strips of cotton goods, (384, S. S., 4744.)

Per ct.

45

45

35

Pulp, dried, for papermakers' use, (393, S. S., 2428.)

of wood, dried in sheets, (393, S. S., 1053.) rag-, in sheets or boards, as mfs. of paper. ++ +, (388, T. R., p. 581.)

of grasses, for the mf. of paper, (691, June 17, 1863, Boston.) Free. Pulu, a fibre used for beds, etc., (766, April 5, 1858, San Francisco.) Free, Pulverized wool waste, flocks, or shoddy, (361, L. v. M., 3 Bl. C. C., p. 125; also, T. R., p. 567.) 10 cts. per lb. Pulvis antimonialis, (92.)

sheets for books, unbound, not free under former laws, (S. S., 3715.)

Pyrites, burnt-, dross or residuum from, (144 a.) 75 cts. per ton.

or native sulphuret of iron, (see “Iron ore.") Pyrogallic acid, (594.) Free. Pyroligneous acid, not over 1.047 sp. grav., (12.) 2 cts. per lb.

10 cts. per lb.

50 cts. per lb.

35

2932

20

10

20

Quinces, in natural condition, (704.) preserved, (302 a.)

Free.

35

Rag pulp, in sheets or boards, as mfs. of paper, +++, under 388, (T. R., p. 581.) Rags, all, of whatever material, + + +, (481.) mixed, not paper stock, dtbl., (S. S., 3535.) of all kinds other than wool, to be used in the mf. of paper and fit for no other mf., (754.)

Free. woollen, (361.) 10 cts. per lb. wool and others mixed, (1161, S. S., 4098.) 12 cts. per lb. same, separable (see ruling, S. S., 4098.) Rail-ends, steel, selected, or re-sawn into short bars, as steel-bars under 177, (S. S., 4273.) Railroad cars, repairs of, (see "Cars.")

Raw or unmfd. articles, + + +, (837 a.) Raw-hide lariats, (718, S. S., 4751.)

Free.

iron, ptly. worn, impt. for repair or re-mf., may be exported with drawback in quantity less than entire impt., (S. S., 3885.) *ties of wood, (769, S. S., 1209.) Rails, old iron, fit only for re-mf., (145, S. S., 4262.) of a cent per lb. steel or iron, weighing not over 25 lbs. per yd., (149.) tee, (T) flat.

Free.

of 1 ct. per lb. of 1 ct. per lb. Railway bars, iron, weighing over 25 lbs. to the yd., (146.) of a ct. per lb. steel or part steel, weighing over 25 lbs. to the yd., (147.) $17 per ton. fish-plates or splice-bars, of iron or steel, (160.) 14 ct. per lb. rugs, or plush woollen blankets, dtbl. as mfs. of wool, ++, under 362, (see "Blankets.")

on collector's order, (S. S., 3809.) Red beets, essence of, (see " Liquors.") chromate of potash, (48.) Red-cross, Cliffstone, Paris white, 5374.)

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Regalia, according to material.

for churches, distinguished from that owned by priests, (S. S., 3859.)

sp. impt, (see "Special Importations" and "Societies.")

Regauging of liquors for export, (see Reg., S. S., 3605.)

Regulation to facilitate payment of duties, (v. S. S., 3830.)

Regulus of antimony, (195.)

Re-importations:

bags, other than of American mf., in which grain shall have been actually exp. from the U. S., may be rtd. empty to the U. S., free of duty, under regs. to be prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury, (Pt. I., 2184; T. I., 649.)

barrels of American mf., exp. filled with domestic petroleum, and rtd. empty, under such regs. as the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe, and without requiring the filing of a declaration at time of export of intent to return the same empty, (648 a.)

Free.

Free.

articles the growth, produce, and mf. of the U. S., when rtd. in the same condition as exp., (649 a.) casks, barrels, carboys, bags, and other vessels of American mf., exp. filled with American products, or exp. empty and rtd. filled with foreign products, including shooks when rtd. as barrels or boxes, (649 b.) Free.

but proof of the identity of such articles shall be made under regs. to be prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury, (649 c.)

and if any of such articles are subject to internal tax at the time of expt,, such tax shall be ⚫ proved to have been paid before expt. and not refunded, (649 d.) identification of, (v. S. S., 3314.) dutiable merchandise is liable to duty on each reimportation, (Rgs., 1874, Art. 467, and S. S., 2246, 2815, 3010.)

this rule extends to dtbl. importations exp. for repairs, and re-imported, and imposes duty on the entire val., including repairs, (S. S., 2081, 2631.)

of exported U. S. products, on which no internal tax has been assessed or paid, or upon which such tax has been paid and refunded by allowance or drawback, a duty equal to

Repairs, machinery impt. for, under regs., (831.) Free. on American registered vessels in England not atbl. under 2040, Pt. I., (S. S., 3379.)

of U. S. vessels and railroad cars, (see "Vessels" and " Cars.")

Reps, cotton and wstd., emb., same as wstd. mfs.
under 363, (April 20, 1865, N. Y.)

plain and fancy, wstd., wholly or ptly. as
wstds. under 363, (S. S., 1835.)
silk, (383.)

10 Residuum from burnt pyrites, (144 a.)

of petroleum or kerosene oil, (81.) Resin or rosin, (837 b.)

of scammony, (93.) jalap, (93.)

nux vomica, (93.) Resins, cr., + + +, (837 a.) medicinal-, + + +, (93.) gum, +++, cr., (636.) not cr., (94.) oleo-, (93.) Resorcine, med. (93.) Resorcin, red J., (82.)

75 cts. per ton.

20

20

25

25

25

10

25

Free.

25

Reticules, according to material.
Retorts, gas-, stone or earthen, (124.)

platinum or parts thereof for chemical uses, (763.)

Revere stripes, cotton, (324 a.)
Rhubarb, cr., (636.)

not cr., (94.)

Ribbons, according to material. Rice, cleaned, (270, S. S., 2026.) uncleaned, (270.) flour, (272.)

meal, (272.)

Free.

35

Free.

10

24 cts. per lb.

11⁄2 ct. per lb.

20

20

11⁄2 ct. per lb.

hulled, not fully cleaned, dtbl. as uncleaned, (270, S. S., 3137.) powder, so-called, as starch, (269, S. S., 3385.) 21⁄2 cts. per lb. root for mf. of brooms, (837 a., S. S., 2764.) Rifles, (202.)

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