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12. Wine, in wood and bottle, containing less than 25 per cent, of alcohol, of a specific gravity of "825 at the temperature of 60 degrees Fahrenheit's thermometer, the gallon ...... Anchors and Chains, and Wrought, Bolt, Bat, Sheet, Hoop and Pig Iron and Nails, Sailcloth, 'Cordage, Twine, Cottonyarn, Bags, Sacks, and Woolpacks, Spirits of Tar, and Turpentine, Tobacco for Sheepwash, Nuts of all kinds, Powder fit only for blasting purposes, and All other goods, wares, and merchandise, excepting those above mentioned. INTERPRETATION OF THE TARIFF BY THE COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS. Agricultural Implements, free Almonds, shelled and in husk, free Anchovies, 4s. per cubic foot Arrowroot, free Axles, cart and dray, iron (loose) free Bathbricks, free Beadstcads, iron, 3s. per cwt. Bellows, forge, free Biscuit, fancy, free Bitters, orange, 9s. per gallon* Blacking, free Black]ead, free Blue, free Bnllock bows, 3s. per cwt. Candied peel, 4s. per cubic foot C:;perSj 4s. pe'r cubic foot Carraway seeds, free Carriage lamps, 3s. per cwt. Cart harness chains, 3s. per cwt. Chain with anchors or for ship's use, free Chain, all other, 3s, per cwt. Cherry cordial, 9s. per gallon* Cheese, free Clocks, free Clogs, garden, free Coffee, essence of free Corrugated iron sheets, free Fencing wire and supports, iron, free Fish, preserved, free Flavouring essences, free Floor-cloth, free Forges and Nozzles, 3s. per cwt. Forks, digging and hay, 3s. per cwt. Galvanized iron sheets, free ~ „ wire, free ~ ~ ware, as buckets, tiles guttering, gutter angles, ridge caps, and ornamental Pieces, 3s. per cwt. Galiipoli oil, 4s. per cubic foot Gas apparatus, 3s. per cwt. Gelatine, free Gingerbread free Ginger cordials, 9s.*per gallon Grindery, free Groats, free Gun barrels, ss. each || 3uns whaling, free] Gutta percha, free Harrows, free Hay forks, 3s. per cwt. Herrings, preserved, free Holloware (duty on net weights), 3s. per cwt. Horse shoes, 3s. per cwt. Hames (when imported separately), 3s.

Cotton wick, free Cum' powder, free Eau de Cologne, 9s. per gallon Hurdles, iron, free Iron chairs, 3s. per cwt, „ safes, 3s. per cwt. „ piping (not draining) 3s. per cwt. Ironwork for ships' use, free „ manufactured in piece, 3s. per cwt, Isinglass, free Jams and Jellies, 4s. per cubic foot Jew's Harps, free Jewellery, free Lemon and lime juice free Linseed oil, free Liquorice, free Lobsters, preserved, free Maccaroni, 4s. per cubic foot Machinery, agricultural or other, free > Mangles, iron, 3s. per cwt. Meats, potted or preserved free Night light, free Oatmeal, free Oilcloth, free „ table covers, 4s. per cubic foot Olive Oil (perfumed), free Olives, 4s. per cubic foot Orange bitters, 9s. Tper gallon* Paint, free Pearl barley, free Percussion caps, free Picks, 3s. per cvt, Pepper, 4s. ner . sbicfoot Pistols and revolvers, ss. each Ploughs, free Painters' materials, free Press (stamping), free Pick clothes, free *§ Raspberry vinegar, 4s. per eubic foot Safes, iron, 3s. per cwt. Sago, free Salad Oil, 4s. per cubic foot Salt, free' per cwt. Hops, free Huckaback (hemp or flax) 4s. per cubic foot Sash-machines marking Sash weights. Screws, 3s per cwt. Scythes & scothe sneads, 3s. per cwt Sewing machines, free Ship chandlery, free Sheaves, brass, for ships' use free Shot, free Shovels, 3s. per cwt. Silver, plate, free Soda and Soda crys Soups (fish and preserved), free Spades, 3s. per cwt. Starch, free Steel, bar, free Syrups, free Table covers (oilcloth), 4s per cubic foot Tanks, iron, free Tapioca, free Tarpaulins, free Tents (of fine cloth superio to sail cloth) 4s. per cubic foot Tinman's tools, 3s. per cwt. Tinware, 3s. per cwt. Tin plates (in boxes), unmanufactured, free Tomb railings, 3s. per cwt. Van springs, 3s. per cwt. Vermicelli, 4s. per cubic foot Vesta matches, wax, free Vinegar, in any package or vessel, free Volunteer uniforms, 4s. per cubic foot Watch es, free Washing machines, free Wick, cotton, free Whiting, free Winnowing cloths, free Wire, iron fencing, free Wire, small, as bell wire, 3s. per cwt. Wooden matches, free mge Bitters, Cherrv and Winger (,'ormais m, are natn at 9s. per gallon; but, if the importer declare, and the >r certify, that the goods do not contain more than 10 per - spirit, they may be admitted at 4s". per cubic foot. ortation of Arms, &c, without licence, is a misdemeanlishable by the fine or imprisonment. nannfacture composed of any of the article; comp ", and in which gntta percha is used merely to l oof, is chargeable with 4s.per cubic foot m the fabric is not superior to ordinary sailcloth-,

ENIEB'S FRENCH CHOCOLATE defies all honest .YJL competition. The best and most delicious aliment for breakfast known since 1 82.5. Annual Consumption exceeds 4,000,000 lbs. Unadulterated, highly nutritious, and pure. Wholesale—E. Guenin, 119 Chancery Lane, F'eet Street, London. Retail by all respectable Houses.

BREAKFAST BEVERAGE—Homoeopathic practitioners, and the medical profession generally, recommend COCOA as being the most healthful of all beverages. When the doctrine of homoeopathy was first introduced into this country, there were to be obtai ledno preparations of cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach; the nut was either supplied in its crude state, or so unskilfully manufactured as to obtain little notice. J. Epps, of London, Homoeopathic Chemist-. v .- a s induced, in the year 1839, to turn his attention to this subject, and at length succeeded, with the assistance of elaborate machinery, in being the first to produce an article, pure in its composition, and so refined bv the perfect trituration it receives in the process it passes through, as to be most aceeptable to the delicate stomach. SUPERIOR SWBETS.—CAMPBELL'S CON--5 FECTIONERY are the best. Wholesale, Retail, and Export Confectioner and Wine Merchant, 46, 183, and 187 Argyll Street. Established 1845. rfIAYLOR BROTHERS' Genuine MUSTARD. Dr I Hassall, having subjected this Mustard to a rigorous microscopical examination and chemical analysis, reports that it contains the three essential properties of good Mustard, viz.—PURITY, PUNGENCY, and DELICATE FLAVOUR, See that each Package bears their Trade Mark the " Prize Ox," and Dr. HassaU's Report. Sold by all Grocers. &c. throughout the Kingdom. TAYLOR BROTHERS, Brick Lane and Wentworth Street, London, N.E. Eaye's Worsdell's Pills. THIS invaluable Medicine, which has for nearly half a century had a large and increasing Sale throughout the whole of the UNITED KINGDOM, is now introduced to the Colonies with the greatest confidonee. It is admirably adapted to supply a great want—that of a remedy always at hand, easy of application, and certain in its results. These Pills are a purely Vegetable preparation, and may be taken at any time bv either sex without fear of danger. They act upon the bowels mildly yet effectually, and by their fine tonic, aromatic, and aperient properties, they remove all oppressive accumulations, regulate the secretions | of the liver and bbwels, strengthen the stomach, and purify the b'ood Unlike manv remedies, they do not induce liabiiitv to take aid cr establish a necessity for habitual use of and are thus strongly recommended as the P BEST FAMILY MEDICINE. ants and Persons residing in the Colonies these Fills are invaluable, as the very numerous Testimonials which reach the Proprietor as the spontaneous expressions of gratitude or. the part of Heads of Families, and others, prove that, except in rare instances, where Kayes Worsaells ri ' NO OTHER MEDICINE IS EVER REQUIRE! Prepared solely by John Kaye, Esq., of Prospect Woodford, Essex. Sold by all Chemists and -other.dc«--in patent medicines, at Is. ljd., 2s. 9d., and 4s? Gd. Wholesale DeDot. 22 Bread-street. London.