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The Southern Confederacy tariff. The following abridgement of the new tariff laws of the United States, adopted by the Provisional Congress of the Confederate States, is the most specific and useful compendium we have seen. It may be well to remark (to prevent confusion) that the late United States Congress, just before its adjournment, revised and amended the tariff, but that the Confederacy tariff was adopted before that revision, and has no reference to it: Schedules A and B--30 PConfederate States, is the most specific and useful compendium we have seen. It may be well to remark (to prevent confusion) that the late United States Congress, just before its adjournment, revised and amended the tariff, but that the Confederacy tariff was adopted before that revision, and has no reference to it: Schedules A and B--30 Per Cent. Brandy and other spirits distilled from grain; cordials; camphor, refined; cassia; dates;figs; fruits, preserved; manufactures of cut glass, cedar, mahogany and rosewood; prunes; raisins; sardes; sweetmeats; cigars; snuff; wines and imitation wines. Schedule C--24 Per Cent. Ale, beer, or porter; baskets; bracelets of hair; brooms; brushes; cameos; canes; card cases; carpets; carriages and parts of carriages; clocks; clothing of every description;cotton velvets; cotton hos
leather; linens, of all kinds; Litharge; manufactures of flax or hemp; medical drugs; roots and leaves and gums; metals, un-manufactured; musical instruments; needles; opium; oranges; lemons; pine apples; paints; paper hangings; putty; quinine; quicksilver; saddlery; sal soda; salts; stereotype plates; starch; turpentine; thread; lace and insertion; type; white lead; whiting; window glass, broad or crown. Schedule F--12 Per Cent. Gold and silver leaf; steel in bars, cast, shear or German; tin foil; tow, hemp or flax; zinc. Schedule G--8 Per Cent. Ammonia; books; magazines; burr stones; camphor; carbonate of soda; engravings; gold beater skins; mahogany, rosewood, ebony, cedarwood; saltpetre; sulphuric acid; tin in plates or sheets; watches and parts of watches. Schedule H--4 Per Cent. Acids; aloes; arsenic; asafŒtida; borax; buchu; bristles; brimstone; cameos and other stones, not set; dyestuffs and dye woods; grindstones; india rubber, not manufactured;
hoes and buttons; madder; music; pewter, old; soda ash; spices; watch materials, and unfinished parts of watches. Schedule I — duty free. Animals; agricultural products in natural state; arms of every description; all philosophical apparatus, instruments books, maps, drawings, &c., imported specially for any school, college, academy, or seminary of learning; bacon, &c.; bark, Peruvian; bolting clothes; bone dust; brass, in pigs or bars; burr stone, un-manufactured; caps, percussion; coffee and tea, imported in American vessels; coins, gold, silver and copper; copper, in pigs or bars; flour; garden seeds; guano; fish; ice; lead in all its forms; linseed; maps and charts; models of inventions; munitions of war; military accoutrements; paintings; stationery; plaster of Paris; sheathing copper, 28 by 14; silk, raw; substances for manures; tin, in pigs, bars or blocks; trees, bulbs, plants and roots; wool, un-manufactured, worth not more than 20 cents per pound where purchased.