Copper, in pigs or bars, old copper, sheath-
ing copper, brass in pigs or ttars, old
brass, zinc or spelter, in pigs, bars, or
sheets, and on steel in bars not over one
inch square, intended only for mining
purposes, two cents per lb- Copper man-
ufocbured, see Manu&iCtures.
Cordials, in bottles not exceeding two an4
one-half gallons to the dozen, four dollars
per dozen, which includes the duty on
bottles.
Cords, see Cotton

Connetios, all^kinds, forty per oeni.
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Cofifon triD&minf UeeS, eothm tesertings and
trimmings, tapes, cords, galloons, tassels,
and all other raannfitcttires of cotton or of
cotton mixed with any other material, ex-
cept wool, worsted, or silk, not otherwise
specially mentioned and proTided for, for-
ty per cent.
Cotton shawls or xvbosas, thirty per cent.
Cotton handkerchieft, not oyer one yard
Aqnare, six cents each ; over that size,
one-foorth of one cent pter running yard,
each additional inch in width.
Cotton yam and twist-, eight cents per lb.
Cotton thread and bails, twenty-fire cents
per lb.
Cotton thread on spools, six cents per dosen
spools.
Cotton, or of cotton^-maniiftictures o£^ mixed
with any other material, except wool,
worsted, or silk, in the piece (excepting
shawls and hanakerchieft), not exceeding
thirty-six inches wide, five cents per run-
ning yard ; and for every additional inch
in width, one-foorth of one cent per run
ning yard additional duty.
Cotton bagging, gunny bagging, and all
otber ba^ng and matting of all kinds,
five cents per running yard.
Cotton, raw, two cents per lb.
Counterpanes, see wool.
Currants, three cents per Tb.
