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7. Raw cotton.
8. Indigo.
9. Brass and copper wire of all kinds.
10. Fire-arms and other arms of all kinds.
11. Sulphur.
12. Boots and half-boots of leather or cloth with soles for men, women and children.
13. Buttons of every metal which are engraved or stamped on the obverse or reverse, with the national or Spanish arms.
14. Coffee.
15. Manufactured wax.
16. Cast nails of all sizes.
17. Copper in pigs, and manufactured into utensils for domestic use.
18. Cumin.
19. Tortoise-shell and horn, manufactured into articles of the latter material only.
20. Epaulettes of all kinds, and metals for military insignia.
21. Cordovan leather of all kinds and qualities.
22. Tin in blocks.
23. All kinds of prints, miniatures, pictures, and figures that are obscene; and in general every article of workmanship that is obscene and contrary to religion and good morals.
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