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 one hundred and twelve pounds, instead of the duty of two dollars and fifty cents m- posed by the said act; on solid headed pins, and all other package pins, and on pound pins, there shall be levied a duty of thirty per centum ad valorem, instead of the yari- ous duties imposed by the said act.

 Sirih. On japanned ware ofsalf kinds, CT paper mache, and plated and gilt wares of all kinds, cutlery of all kinds, and all other manufactures not otherwise speci- fled, made of brass, iron, steel, copper, pew ter, lead or tin, or of which either of-these metals Is a component material, there shall be levied duty of twenty-five per centum ad valorem, instead of the duty of thirty per eentum imposed by the said act

 Serenh. On lead in pigs and bars, old and scrap lead, leaden pipes, leaden shot, and lead in sheets, or in any other form not herein specified, there shall be levied duty oitwenty-iive per centum ad valorem, instead of the various duties imposed by the saidact

 Eighth. On silver plated metal in sheets, argentine, alabata, or German silver, in sheets or otherwise not tunmanufachred, and on ma nufactures of German silver, bell metal, zinc and bronze, there shall be levied duty of twenty per centum ad valorem, instead of the duty of thirty per centum imposed by the said act.

 .Ninh. On coal, there shall be levied a duty of one dollar per ton, instead of the duty of one dollar and seyenty-fve cents per ton imposed by the said act; and on coke, or culm of coal, there shall be levied duty of thirty per cent. ad valorem, instead of the duty of five cents per bushel imposed by the said act

 SEC. ,. .4ad 5e U further enacted, That from and after the first day of September, in the year aforefaid, the duties imposed by the said act upon the articles hereinafter men, toned, shall be changed, modified and re- duced, in the manner following-that is to say

 Eirst. On all vessels or wares, articles and manufactures of cut glass, cut glass chan deliers, candlesticks, lustres, lenses, lamps, prisms, and parts of the same and all drops, icicles, spangles, and ornaments used for mountings and on all articles or manufac- lures of plain, moulded, or pressed glass, whether stappened or the bottoms ground or punticed or not, there shall be levied duty of thirty per centum ad valorem, instead of the various duties imposed by the said act

 Second. On all apothecaries' vials and bottles not exceeding the capacity of sixteen ounces each, and on all perlumery and fan cy vlals and bottles not exceeding the capa- city of sixteen ounces each, there shall be levied duty of thirty per centum ad valo- rem, instead of the various duties imposed by the said act.

 Third. On all black and green glass bot ties and jars, and on all demijons and car boys, there shall be levied duty of thirty per centum ad valorem, instead of the vari- ous duties imposed by the said act.

 Fourth. On all cylinder or broad window glass, and on all crown window glass, there shall be levied a duty of thirty per centum ad valorem, instead of the various duties impos- ed by the said act. On all polished plate glass, whether imported as window glass, or however otherwise specified, not silvered, there shall be levied duty of twenty per centum ad valorem, instead of the various duties imposed by the said act and if silver ed there shall be levied a duty of twenty-five per centum ad valorem and if silvered and framed, there shall be levied duty of thir- ty per centum ad valorem, instead of the du- tles imposed by the said act; and the second proviso to the fourth subdivision of the fifth section of the said act shall be, and the same

 IS hereby repealed and on all porcelain glass, glass coiored, or paintings on glass, and on all articles or manufactures of glass, or of which glass shall be the component material or chief value, and not otherwise specified, there shall be levied duty of twenty per centum ad valorem, instead of the various duties imposed by the said act.

 Fifth. On China ware, porcelain ware, earthenware, stone ware, and all other ware, composed of mineral substances, and not otherwise specified, whether gilt, painted, printed, plain, or glazed, there shall be levied a duty of twenty per centum ad yalorem, in- stead of the duty of thirty per centum im- posed by the said act.

 Sirth. On tanned, sole, or bend leather, all upper leather not otherwise specified, calf and seal skins, tanned and dressed, sheep skins, tanned and dressed, or skivers, goat skins, or morocco tanned or dressed, kid skins, or morocco tanned or dressed, goat or sheep skins, tanned and not dressed, and all kid and lamb skins, tanned and not dress ed, skins tanned and dressed, otherwise than in color, to-wit: fawn, kid, and lamb, usu- ally known as chamois, there shall be levied duty of twenty-five per centum ad valorem, instead of the various duties imposed by the said act; on mems boots and bootees of lea ther, wholly or partially manufactured on mems shoes or pumps, wholly or partially manufactured; women's boots or bootees, wholly or partially manufactured; children's boots, bootees, and shoes, wholly or partial ly manufactured; women's double soled pumps or welts, wholly or partially manu- factured; women's shoes or slippers, who'll ly or partially manufactured, whether ofpru- nella, or other material, except silk, there shall be levied a duty of thirty per centum ad yalorem, instead of the various duties im- posed by the said act.

 Seveath. On mems leather gloves, wo- mems leather habit gloves, children's leather habit gloves, women's extra and demi-length leather gloves, children's extra and demi- length leather gloves, there shall be levied a