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ESTAIIii.D IN '1786.
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VAWEr OVUM IMSITBD , Buffs.
piteldwarehe-i4con4 krepion cotpui: Itltircy
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- .1 - Li s Zt; 3 ii s.. " f • E,-1i... 46 I W , _ ..
.471.1041 -aszesairkgAemporanly, the duties
, - z , onciWtkortited4or ortinli;larplioes.,
:::, 40eaWcUlf,ite'AMo,iei..Rousi Of
r_APWOMMfiliel Of act fretted Stales of A ft er- ,
lid'irs'i astip:iirrisidab64 , That from - Ind
isfien theAttat day, of August,: nano haidni
teightefOundredwud , !sinty-two,in Ilettof,
'theduides',;hdritefore• - litpohed - N - 11* on;
the: ithactrimiridiMitiEnientioned: there.
all be 14410, eollectediand , Taid, en the ,
Ititidi, - *iris; 'and - thercheidiiiii : heroin!
entunerated .and : , •provlde& - for:...itripirtid:
' hoirfdreign countries, the following' duties'
and rates of duty, that is ,to say::
Qu n sirup,of auger or of anger Cane,. or!
._.M211)=.7 - or_nroncentrated.
melody, two cents,per. pound;
-Ce..aU-angar--not-abovemunaber--twelve,
rAideitlatanslail-imehro*,: two and.tme
- irgPier agmeALk. ,n l O-1. , `,' - . - "' ' :=. 2 .`,-:"
g nci
,oB A Ittunlsr,ol*e;tinct net:
sibeiew aaltmia,Aitaitatandani in
•'eeler,- thme . oente•per : poutel;, .
„On ea 'stiiiii ittoire • - mnliee,fifteati, bbt
etofi:dried,,:::_iiiiii,77iiiii:laliave , , number :
..^../,' liventy4Mobratandaril: in color, three
,Ind'OnelidtAkta:Vii - lenud;', - - .2' -,. „ ,_
ii'aillittiaineruCturzu d• l 44:liullrii
... , 4rinehmirrwderedi-puliftrized,:e.r &nu-,
, L , •nitilkineall etale‘dried eiltheilugars,
`iteirw,nairer:TWilirilinieh• standard IM
0 ) eolor r feur-oenta-per-pcsnd: r , Prividi ed,l
~. 4'hiCf thittitiasidiAr yiactriaiti,`OcAri
eaCiiiiiriiWiii:%,zeinisietteltall be,
. c , ') idin i iwndlurnished to thecolleoters og
,), :Su " Alit e1n 1 7:4i 61 1.t ik i1i4U444,:
by,t TAWliiiie - 67.itthe-Witinryi-from:
• Ainseto-tiow l and- in- trablimanner as he
Oa eserdiisiedietiti'
- iiguriiiiaiisaV:adiiiiiiittilvm
0 - , ritonadi : on4ll-otberoWeationwcy, ,, mada
,_.. wholly ori u 4t bfeognr„and on Angara
..: j ..altarlablik.reAlleit, - whenutinitUred, col,
,:•--ec . nd, +twilit env: way ... adulter z ated„ 'mai
'isexa'fot *tint - • - - - -, ' _ . _ !
On molasaes, - six - aints per gnlton.":: Pro.:
.;_ q t That-all sirup! of asularernnisi'
cane,' concentrated molossetfor *mem,
trued meted% entered under the rtate'
of inolisies or any'otheiiitafie than eir.i
up of sugar, or of anger cane, concen , ,
trated molasses, or concentrated melado;
shall be liable to forfeiture - 43 the United
States, and the same shall be forfeited;
Oa tigirs of all kinds, valued at five dol l
,1087 er s( er g thous6 - 4 -- :thift - t-Ave
ants - per'tiowidi: - sldod;.!kt - ,;.tiverAve
. dollars, and not .o±re:*; , :tan; aollitivh.Pti
thonsanksixty Mints per forand3 valued
st,iiirmf tea it4C not trver:tii . Otz:Apilars:
per thousand , 414, &nut. ler pound;
valued, at over tweid, : r d ollars' per thou A
wok wireahlf.=:for• it4:iindilLia4
ditierr_thereto.on: , all' isigsrs, vainest at
over ten dollars per thohilditteten/per
seenfuefad : valeiete: -.- .l"roride4 Tlisitla l
pers,,igars or oigarettes,,inalucling.wrap-:
perk shall be subject to the same-duties
er-pottiiiF
Oq 141kx& N f -4! -;151-" wen c113—t and
y fii — iiiia ;-tier
pound; '' •
On stemmed, and tobacco manufactured of
all&e.kuription.a,,,not-, otherwise.provided
- foe,' ..ty-fireutsnitirper - ptitind; . " - ~
Bro. 2. And*, it fur th er . enacted, That
from and after the day and year aforesaid;
a hilildftluttle - the.dutiesteretetererimpased
flEtlif i dn.494 - 'nrtioleti ., lietelhafter.. meoi
tioned, and included:. in. this antiqu e there
shall be leried,, collected, and paid on Abe
goods, wares, and merchandise - . hirCill
entunerittett:/md'..provided for, imported
&re - it'fitargn countries, the following duties
and rates, 4,411 th *LOS to say:
On brandy, for first proof', twenty-fire cents
Ater galh a ti3 .1; . --. lx - ,.;`.:20- , I
do other spirits, manufactured or distilled
from grain or other Materials, for first
I.' ffireofeteents - -pet:gallani ^-,--"- - '
:,1;1114 - pii , i !ellsiillillieure.ot illkiiidk.and
.... . iimicli f a itha; kirsehaniriseermetafie
and other similar epitituoniVbererages
.:al.kot9tkePri. 3 , g.,,, , P.reAded PA twenty-5v c .,..-.... eentaissrmumuz, ..: cr,.: '_. 'a, ...—".. •_
On bay rum,:ewentY•fireoenta - pci gallon
On als r porter r and beery in bottles, or other:
wiee, l l6r,Asteitti:ilieeefiftrpt gallon;
. Oivall:spirtucms liquors not otherwiai
snumerated,,,sinteen and two-thirds.per
-- ' 4;6. . inricTide4-21ilit-na
lower ratetra" orAamorent - of '&4 f ilialr :lri
levied * , collected, ...and .paid,... on brand y'
spirits, and all other spirituous beverage
ooweemettiineal I* . yricanblaieieriptio
of first „proof, but aliall, r be increased in
proportion` for any grater -- Strength than
..*::4 6 _ ll lrenlaltifiMP rc iitElti nd Piisfuli4
further, That bottles containing wined
; '4ilviept2 .vitOieni;Olee.! - mtan . 14.
• liittlolith.-,WAilztit 64 , '0 anti Aka
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upon the wines tiierein'contained. ', !
see. a. ~,4.4,. be . t . - 7 AWflir= l thacted, That.
frgrikandlirtWilie' day and year aforesaid,
,: i r c 4 ortrtfi‘n , to the dutiesheretotore imposed
by 4aw -en ilt& ertieitsAe t insftef men}
tioned and Iniiikuie , r ~r i t'Sts nation; there
shall be lifted, - &fleeted; and:Vaid,,,on the' 6
89092: wares, ; and 7= 01 04 1 0 .1 1k ;Weld
s enumerated: and, provided-for imported
rpm foreign, countries, the _following duties
iita itateifer dtity, - that it CO flay: ,
t ,
: - Otrttriotiptist
• lug flats not less than one Incisor mo
than- seven inches wide, nor less the
ottrigrirter'ef fur iselior more than tw
~ t Inches itdok; rounds not less than on
half an inch nor, more than four
,fiche
)
.)11 1 t'XiiiIiieter;,44:Isinateti igit•lime sai
tione : tailthulit nor more , than fouritichei
• f fining Mfeeleeeditiirifi:yaftti dui limn
ofa tifty dlollars per ton"; ii,fineiViii iri
value the sum of fifty - dollars per tom
~ 61 _0 4 i.abliarelL7PAT '....--
d l
'on bialli ! ei 'roiled or hanetred, - coMpr"
..ingitailll less_tharLoneAnarterof amine
thick or more thari -seven-fiats vel
minds Jess than ono-half an, t incle - oi
I : ,rnotKilimv = f , Par iFtakei-itedisiunifiiii, - ,an
squares lees . than ono-Ulf atu inch o
more than four inches squares, rive doi.
larepr ton r
On all ham imported in bars for -railroads
nf - iii 2 moluie‘pkuriem - artlo fatterniia4
fitted to be laid down on such roadi-or
p . l9iiiiratieul - firiflimPesifirifacture, 04
4119.99 ti pc ton .
chief plea liOn, 'five 'dollars
On trin'.lrit*drawn,mnltlittated, not more
thinrord4ourlh ofdo isalria - Cameter
nor lees thus number sixteen f .
. : poi*: ono - per end hung
2.:2.p0cu2d14-oreepalitr. sizteen-and:-not
over.nnmbee titteity:fiv ;Vviirti
'dollar and fifty een„4 .por.ono hundred
pounds; over or finiriltemmumber twed r
tyrive, ivire,gaugq - urvtOilisiit.'per cub
hundred *piimothW, wit"'
covered with ' dottin, silk; or: other mat+
rial shall psy, fre_sents pirposind la:
(dittoing fates;. 1
- On-hollom-wad-eszod7or -- Orttoits-lag.
cent per pound;' 1
On * Rdironsi otigtoes and hatter's iron;
stovesondstoveplates, onerfourth ot on?
den patymmd r
• I
'2(W .. 1 4 1 14 1 t001i frau a nd gill
. and
oll'ether:Alestriptiotair or
btbdiron,, - rier' - otfienyise Provided - to
'
-„,---31inkper-tonit
• On'kgi t lit - Mid 'Spikes, duerfcirtli of 'on t,
.:, oVtAl llOatXibtaVdi
On ir o n as o ca bl e
trol iallitt or parts
e s t ,l : - O:
OW bun ,-
- et4lhat. namhaint
.5
Anna wiroStr.
-cAluossaasilalf inch shall lwaiasidsitat
litaM
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On , anvils,_.one dollar,peroni, handled
On anchors or parts titereof, fifty cents fir
- one hundred pounds;' - •
On wrought .board nails,' , . spike; .rivets,
bolts ' bed-screws, and wrought • hinge;
one-fourthef one cent per pound;
Odohaine,..trace chains, batter chains, and
fence chides, 'made "of wireir rods, not
tinder one fourth efts= inch fndiameter,
one -fourth of one cent peryound; under
ontitourth of one to dtameter and.
_ , 'not under number lan; ylregattge, one
half of one cent per-pound; under num- .
her nine wire - gague, five per centum sd
advalbrem I ' q -. '
Ontaaeltsmith's hammers, and sledges, and
--vtzletver:parti - -the ,thereof,-one-half one-half - of one,
-'cent per pound; - - -
On horse-shoe ~ nail; one cent per pound;, bn eteld, gas, ind water tubes, sad flues
of wrought - iron, one-fourth et 'one cent
per pound ; .
On - wrought iron • railroad chairs, and',
wrought- , iron-nerd. ' , end washer; ready
punehid," fividelbirtileiton;
On smoother polished iheet iron, by what
-
ever name designated, one-half cent per
pound; - -
.On sheet Iron, common: or black„ not tisin
ner thin number twenty, wire gauge,
three dollareipeil tan; thinner than num-'
bor twenty, and :not thinner than num-
L. bertwerfive. -- wireLgengeasitti_dollars
.." Par tan; , Wang than -number twerity-!
five, wire gang; five dollarsperton ;.A. :
On tin plabis galyanised„elivanized_tron,•
orallTri:Coafed/tittritifylnelartsj , eleetrio
'
batteries one-half cent per pound;
On locomotive' 'tire; or parts thereof one
cent per pound ;.. ~.
Onlasill ircausiiintiriallluntiiiiiiet :wrought'
iron, and wrought iron for ships, steam'
erldlEVla =lt /09,013.2r0M D
Yr [ parts there
' .., Of; ,ilisigliihgetioli_titenty-ftie,pineldi or
~.
=they vine °fourth , of - one vent . perpotnti ;,
On Screen; eareimfinlie . :ooa itneo;noolars,
one cent and a half per Pena; - .
On, nomooaklted it tilitede. find all other
screws of iron, except wfod, screws, five
perientem - 'id valorem; ' ' - '
On&11.-danufaerinis of,ironi not otherwise
— providetifOrfive t - pe - TcelidiW i lifii'
On castlitie,'Steam; gni ' arid' friar Pipes,'
twenty-fivecents per onehundred poon - al5.
on all other castings of iron, not other'
wise provided for, nor exempted from
duty, five per centud advalorem; Pro-
ofdeiVhsellftt'follbjving dideriptiotus of
qilii, misisilfalcini•tii Or iron, and Elliall
factures of steel, shall not be subject to
any-4.4init t intiaL . dnv...or,ratee of duty
under the pronsions of this act, that is
to say.: iron in pigs; oast iron bolts and
- • hingets„Old"serszarn4,:nnunibin Iron
castings, net 'Othirville provided for; cut.
tacks, brads and sprigs; croon-our, mill,
pit, and den !eels; ~..-1 . ~ , .
On steel in ingotehiblity sheets,
.er Wire,
not less than one-fouitif. Cr -an inch in
, - diameter, valued at , seven :cents , per
pound or less, one-fourth , tifrono eentier
pound; valued at above seven attics per
pound and not above :careen cents per
*mud, one-half whitener pound; valued
above. eleven:edits 'per pound, and ori
steel wire and steel in any form, not
othervirisli provided for, five per centum
ad valorem, , •
Onskates Valued it twenty cents or less
per pair, " - two cents per piiir , Ifkin.fil
ued at over tire* cents per paid,•tive
per centum ad valorem;
On square; marked on one side, two cents
and a half per pound; on all other
squares made of iron -sir steel, five cents
per,pouncl; , ..
On files; rasps, and 'floats, of all descrip
done, two cents per pound,,nnd, in addi !
, tion thereto; five per cents= ati'Valorem;
On all manufactures of steel, or of which
steel shall be a component part, not other:
' wise 'prcivided tbr,'llveeper oentum ad
valorem: Provided, That no allowance or
reduction.nt dutietrylar.lartal loss or
damage shall be hereafter made in con
sequencutef, rust of iron orsteel, or upon
the mantsfaiitgreh`orirbiiiii steel, except
' en polished:B=6U - theft. iron; -
On bituminous coal, tett - ante per ton Of
twenty-eight bushels, eighty pounds to
the bushel, on all 'other coal, ten cents
per ton of twenty-eight bushels, eighty
pounds to the
On coke' and aulm of eoal, five per centum
admilms; 1. :::-) -“,-
13eo. I. And be it * Anthem enacted, That
ns'atialttrettbefliYisndiestufeKfteld,
in addition to the duties heromforolmpesed
by law on the articles hereinafter men
tioned auk includedjn thie_secn, there
edralfati biplxi,..loliented, and pon-the
goods, wares, merchandise herein enumer
ated and provided for, imported from for=
eign countries, the following duties and
nsteeof duty, that is to San, ~.
0 nuOPP*nriga, its, halls, WlWhopper
bottom; copper ineheets or plates, called
braziers',eopper,.and,ether• sheets and
manufactures of copper,` not otherwise
provided for, five percents= ad valorem;
On zinc, spelter, and tenfelegii; riiiiiinn
foamed, in bloke ,or pigeomenty-five
cents per oaelteddreidtpositids4
On-sine, speller, and tentenegue, in sheeps;
'-'-'ciie-lialf elder cent per pound;
On lead in pipes-and , shot, three-fourths of
one cent per poind;
On brae;-in--hartrez pigs, end' old braes,
: -- at - tritrtn - IrbianufacturetVfiii - per
centum ad valorem" '
- - . - . , r -.
Sec. 5. And bet itturtlor r emciA That
from and after the diy and year aforesaid,
in lieu of the ditties het etofiire imposed by
law on the articles hereinafter mentioned,
and on such istisi . ilmelin-eietipt from
.--drity,-there ehall-be- . --levielketaleetekand
paid on the goods. wares, ind'amichandise
enumerated and provided for in this sec:.
tion, imported from foreign countries, the
follnifliliglitateaUnd flifeE-fg dutiythat. is
to say; ' -
"Add; bdraelc;•five tientiCptir *dud, : nitric,
- ten cents per pound; oxalic, four 'Ceuta
-... ParT ool 4; fattl plittric, onesentpr pound;
--* tirrtarirc twenty at= petporilid; giallo,
- - fifty center per pound, tannin, twenty
-- .
fire cents per pound ;
AbgP, pAPPI4 shuck OUbstitutoi sulphate of
: . alnenna,. and &legations elite, sixty oents
'Per'Ott 7 h# 3 tdcro4d?tri ' '
ti
`,. , '
ArgalgtViargn,flLitieribi pr'poind,
oreamdarter ,, fourbente:per, pound; - •
Asphalttuite' C ienteOtpound; •
Balsam affairs; ,twehti cents per pound;
Peruvian,. fifty cents per pound; tele,
thlii -c-11, 4 *,"P1.f10 a t4 1 - :,-,; --- :
'Blanc wh ite,fixe,_"eittitollteti.,white,-sittiii:
1 - -.or any combination - of , barytes and acid,
two cents and a half per porisid ; ' "
[ Barytetand:eulphate of barytes, five mills
Burning fluid, fifty cents per gallon ,
Bitter apple; colocytab; or colognintida,
ten PeAtal'fK.l o a.acki- "'
-- .
Bollix, crude, or ducal; five cents per
.7:peundi-reflned,ten cents per pound;
rittifitliniViitrazowlounai: .
"ThicluifelOre; ten' ent& pet. pound; •
ilo
'..camplitircerndO,TthirtY cents per pound;
rafinedt'fart)'etalla per pound; ,- •
ow
onnilen;'atli:noials.'pot pound;
Tloilicifirtleinenti Per. pound; -caul; fif
teen ients .per ; pound; cassia bud;
twenty''remits 'Per' pound; cinnamon,
--twenty-five cents per pound;
ayertnytepper, -- twiden - „nnnty per Tound;
''gratin • fifteen 'dents per porind;- Week
. pepper, twelve cents period:tad ; ground,
fifteen cents.? per 'pound; white pepper,
twelrinerifis per pound; ground, fifteen
ifetitiper.ptmndi. -, :,.:- r •r• • : • ;
•Cosoulatiidietnt, lambi:mt.' Or pound;
CattleAiti ban; five i ierits per pound ; .-'
7.9 . 00* - taalVilt a l a T . P.f a fo l 7. - ;' ------ '
"taSaleit44 tia' ''a t a ta P 6 rP o, 4adi.P.
Binery, ore or - rick, six dollar , per ton;
manufactured, ground, or pulverised, one
,;!fellt:Pcir:Pcluadi ...-; ..1,-,1 .1...., , ' , 7 ' I.:.
lIM=I!ME2i=
.AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MO ING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1862.
Ergot, twenty 'cents per pOund;
Epsom gaits, one cent per pound; glauber
Salts, five mills per pound; Rochelle salts
fifteen cents per pound; ,
Fruit ethers, essences or lolls of apple, pearr,
peach,_ apprioot, strawberry, and rasp
berry, made of basil oil or of fruit, or
imitations thereof two - &Altai and fifty
cents per pound;
French:green; Taria'green, mineral 'green,
carmine lake, wood lake, dry carmine,
- Venetian - red, - Termlllety — mitterat MU,
• Prussian hitt; ohropoi;yeliow,'iose pink,
• extract of resin or inaline colors, Latch
pink s and paint s 'and painters' colors,
(except whiteand red lewd 'lnd oxide of
:mei) dry or ground In. ou,' and melee
water colors, -used in the nutmeat:tore of
paper hingings'and coloite, d_papera and
cards; not inherwiseprOvided-for, twenty-,
ftve_pr ceptum ad taloretoLglnger root,
11 - re ceittei pottia,; z.ginger ground,l
eight,cerds per pound; • •
On gold leaf, one dollar and fiftycept_sper:
packige of fire.hundred leaves; on silver'
leaf, seventy-fire cents per packaged-Elie
hundred leaves;'
Gum
Gum Aloes, six Pants per pound;:bensoin,
ten cents per pound ; sandarac, ten cents'
per pound; isbellao, tea cents per pound ;
mastic,; fifty cents per pound; copal, l
kowrie, darner, and all gums need for
iilie purposes, tea cents per pound;
Honey, Mom cents per gallon;
lodine, crude, any cents per pound;
resublimetbstrrenty l ilve cents' per pound; .
Ipecacuanha, or ipecac, fifty cents -per
pound; • • e _
Jalayitifty ceuttrperpotmd; - - - -
Licionce root; Sao cent' per peuttd ; pasts Or ,
,juice, fire cents per 'pound ;•
Litliarage; ti and ohiS-Totalt - Vitae per
pound; •
Magnesia, carbonate, six cents per pound; .
calcined, twelve cents per pound;
Mums, twenty•five cents perpound ;
Nitrate of sods, one 'coat per pound;
Morphine and its salts, two dollars pc?'
ounoe; 'mace end nutmeg, thirty cents:
per pound;
Ochres and ochrey earths, not otherwise
provided for, when dry, fifty cents per
one hundred pounds;. when ground :n
ono dollar and fifty cents per one hun-
d" . pound;
Oils, fixed or expressed, oratory fifty ants
';per pound; almonds, ten cents per
!pound ; 'bay-or laurel, twenty cents per .
pound ; 'castor, fifty" cents per gallon;'
mace, -fifty,cente per pound; oliveinot
salad, iwenty-ftvecents per gallon;
• fifty cents • per gallon ; mustar, -nee
Salad, twenty-fire, cents per gallon;
salad, fifty _cents per gallon;
Oils, essential or essence, anise; fifty cents
per pound almonds, one dollar and arty .
.centeper pound Lumber, erutiAten cents,
, Per Pouidl-xectrilid, - ,tivinry cents_ per
• ponntli, bay learee,r, seventeen dollar*
and fifty cents per pound; bergamot, and
dollar per • pound; adjeput, twenty-five
cents 'per pound; caraway; fifty cents
per pound ; cassia, one dollar Per pound
cinnamorytwo dollars per pound; oldres,l
one, dollar per pound; citronella, fifty
cents per pound, cognac or CD Imago etherj
two dollars per ounce; anbebs, one dol.;
lar per pound ;'• fennel, fifty , cents per
pound; -juniper, -tiventy-five tints ; per
'•• "pound ; •• lemons, fifty' rebid' per pound
orange fifty cents per pound ; • origalidni
or reditims - twenry , five - ccutsperpomtd;
roses, or otto, one dollar and fifty cents
per ounce; thyme, white, thirty cents peg
pound; valerian ; one ' , Tiller • and duty
cents per pitind;,, othereste:mist oils,
not otherwise • provided for, fifty per
nee tutu GT valorem; •
°plum, two dollars per. Pound;
Opium
,prepared for smoking , eighty per
-catnip ad- valorem; - -
Paraffine, ten cents per pound;
Paris, when dry, sixty cents per one Gan
dna, pounds ; when ground in oil 'white,
- one dollar and fifty cents per one hun
dredpounds;
Pinto", twelve cents per.. pound ; when
ground, fifteen cents per pound; -
Potash, bichnmate, three cents per pound;
hydriodate, iodate, iodide, and acetate,
seventy five cents per pound; prosaism,
yellow, five cents per pound;. prassiate,
red,. ten cents , per pound; chlorate, six
cents-per pound;
Petroleum and:Coal illuminating' oil, crude,
- ten arntsvergailtmrretinedivr - kerosene;
produced from the diititlittion of cOal;
asphaltum, shale, pete, petroleum, or rock
oil, or other bituminous substances, used
for like purposes, ' cents pet
.gallon;
Putty. one 'dollar and.. fifly...cente_per_ one
hundred pounds; • ,•• I
Quinine, sulphate of, and ether Balls; of
quinine, forty-five per centum ad va.
lorem •,
Rhubarb, fifty cents per pound;
Rose loaves, fifty cents per pound ;
Rum essence or oil and bay rum essence or
oil,' two dollars per ounce;
Saltpetre, or nitrate of potash, crude, two
cents per pound; refined, three cents per
Pontid
Seeds; /anise, ',fire tents - "per pound; star
anted, ten cents per pound; canary, one
dollar per bushel of sixty pounds; cars
drSei three cents
,per pond; cardamon,
fifty, cents per Pound oummiii, „fire
tenth per pound; corianders three cents
per•pound; 'fermelilsio'Cintsperporind;
fe[n]ugreek, two cents per pound ; hemp,
one-tialf cent perpound; mustard, brown,
ihreacre a 1 ,0“, po ‘ 1"; ' Grb te r areas= te
~ perpound; taps one I cent pet .pofirid
"castor' 'Seeds:- ;,liertna,oir,tr cents per
bushel;
Sugar of leinlvifeur vents per pound;
:71 . alfer emetid, liftpert cents per pound;l
Vninish,,...iraluid.- fit One , -dollar4nd fifty
cents or less per gallon,,fiftyitentsper
gallon; and twenty , per centum ad veld
rem;'•vriliteci at above one dollar and
iitty, , icottlicperTgallorc - fifty pen - hi - per
lop, aud twenty-five per centum ad vale. ,
Vrthill ' abeans,threlis,d,oltars'per pound ;
Verdie is, six cents per pound;
Whilingf when , dry, fifty'cents •per one
Inindred-'vourids; when -ground-an oil,
one dollar , - and 'fifty cents per one bun
dredpitunds;
`Acelous,linsio, iiitirlatio and Pyroligneone
acids, catch or oateohn, orchil - and cud-'
. - Lbe.tr,:itsitilowerlind--sumao,.ten per eon
lum•GTValorem; • '' • • • ;
Arsenia.ist'alli fortis,' ammonia and aut.
Phatei and carbonate of ammonia;, bark,
cinchona, Peruvian, Lima,'` , Calieaya,
quills, and'ill. other medicinal' barks,
fiewersi-leaver, - plants, --- roots and seed;
not otherwise provided for; cobalt, and
oxide of cobalt; gums, amber, !Arable,
jedds, managed, tragaoantli, myrrh; and
all other gums and gum resins net other
wise provided for; quassia, !Wood ; sonata;
sarsaparilla; tapioca;: tongue beans and
sponges, twenty per cent= ed valoreM;
acetio--acid,-; twenty-five-per centum ad
valorem
Sentonine and glyeetine, thirty per centum
ad valorem -
powdere, - tlnclares, Crashes
or: lasenges,i sirup,- - cordials, Adtters,
=
anodynes, , tottick , plasters, liniments,
Amitee'cintroents, pastes, drops, waters,
its oils, or other medicinal
lireparationSoteorikpealtients rectimritedd
.. ed to the public as proprietary medicines
- , prepared - according: to some private r
formula or secret art as remedies or tipti ! ..l'
•, 614 for , ,any':didesse or_diseneesnimffeo- -
thms whatever affecting the human or
animal fifty per oeatnrn .assts
Ort;, SlEesseMcni; °Strad**. toilet Waters,- ;
cosmetics, hair ;:iolla; . " iomidett, hair
...sdiessingsp hate 'restorativek. bar, byes,
-
anizuatacachouy , 411atbilte
.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
or cosmetics, by "lrhiteoever name or
names known,, used or applied as per
fumes or applications to the hair,
or skin, fifty per cemtum ad , talbrem.
See. 6. And be it further enaeted t • That
from and after the `day and year aforesaid,
in addition to tho duties heretofore int•
posed by law on. the articles: hereinafter
mentioned, and on such as .may now bo
exempt from duty, there shall be levied,
collected, and paid, on the goods, wares,
and merchandise enumerated and provided.
for In thin section; imported from foreign
countries, a dnty.of ten per contain ad va
lorem' flint is to sag:
Antimony, crude;
Asvafcetida;
•
Beeswax;
•
Blacking of all descriptions ; ,
Building stone of all descriptions, not
, otlierwise 'provided for;
Calomel;
Catsup;
Civil, oil of;
Cobalt ores;
Extract of indigo; extract of madder; ex
tract and decoctions of logwood, and
other dyowoods;
and:fillit, ground;
Rinks; waste or shoddy ;
Furs, &aled, when not on the skin;
Garancine;
Ginger, preserved or pickled;
Green turtle;
Grindstones, unwvought, or wrought or
finished;
Gutta-percha, =manufactured ;
Isinglass, or fish glue; -
Japanned ware of all kinds, not otherwise
provided for;
Loetines, mohair cloth, silk,lWist or other
manufacture of cloth woven or made in
'pattelnis otallotutimithapk_anCtorm,
or cut in snih manner as to be fit for
shoes, slippers,' boots, bootees, gaiters,
and buttons, exclusively, not 'combined .
with India•rubber, ,
Math of cocoa-ant;
Matting, china, and , otter door matting,
and mats made of Rams, jute, or grass ;
Manufactures of gutta-percha;
Milk of India,rubberi medicinal prepara
tions not otherwise provided for;
petntcd with linee c lxnuni .or un-
bound;
Musical instruments of all kinds, and
strings for musical instruments of whip
gut or catgut, and all other strings of
the same material;
•
Nickel;
Osier or willow, prepared for basketzms
' kers use;
Philotiophical appparains and instruments ;•
Plaster of Paris, -when ground ;
Quills •,
Strychnine;
Staves for pipes, hogsheads, or other casks
Teeth, manufactured;
Thread lace and insertings;
Woollen listings; .
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That,
in addition to the duties. heretofore Im
posed by law on the articles hereaft r
mentioned and provided for in this section,
there shall be levied, collected and paid on
the goods, wares and merchandise herein
enumerated, imported from foreign coon-.
miss, the following duties anti rates of du-
C, that is to say :
n chocolate and cocoa prepared, one cent
per pound:
On copperas, green vitriol, or sulphate of
iron, one-fourth cent per pound;
On linseed, flax-seed, hemp-seed, and rape
seed oil, three cents per gallon ;
On sateratus and bicarbonate of soda, ono
half cent per pound; L- -
On caustic soda. tine-half cent per pound ;
On salt, in sacks, barrels, other packages,
or in bulk, sixcenta per hundred-pounds ;
On soap, fancy, if canted, honey, cream,
transparent, and all descriptions of toilet
and shaving soap, two cents per pound
all other soap, five per oentum ad •ela
rem;
On spirits of turpentine, five cents per
gallon;
Oa starch of all descriptions, ono-half
cent per pound ;
On white and red lead,- dry or ground in
oil, fifteen cents per one hundred pounds;
On oxide of zinc, dry or ground in oil,
twenty-five cents per one hundred pounds.
See. B. And be it further enacted. That
from end after the day and year aforesaid,
in lieu of the duties heretofore Imposed by
law on the articles hereinafter mentionied],
and on such as may now be exempt from
duty, there shall be levied, collected/ aid
paid on the goods, wares, and merchandise
enumerated and provided for in this sec-
Lion, imported from foreign countries, the
Cillowing duties and rates of duty, that is
to say:
On anchovies, preierved in salt, thirty per
centnm ad 7alorem '
•
On andirona,Anade of cast iron, one cent
and ono-fourth per pound;
On barley, pearl or hulled, one cent per
pound:
On bonnets, hate, and. hoods for men,
women; and children; composed Of straw,
chip, grass, palm-leaf, willow, or any
other vegetable substance, or of silk,
hair, whalebone, or other material, not
otherwise provided for, forty per centum
ad valorem ;
pn braids, plaits, fiats, laces trimmings,
sliatierre, tissues, *Moire sheets - . and
squares, used for making or ornamenting
hats, bonnets, -and -hoods; composed of
' straw, chip, grass, 4:14m leaf, willow, or
any other. vegetable .substance, or of
hair, whalebone, or
. other material, not
otherwise provided r; thirty per cent=
ad valorem;
On books, periodicals; pamphlet; blank
books, bound or rinboind, and all printed
matter, engravings, bound or unbound,
illustrated books and papers; and maps
and charts, twenty per centnm ad tato
rem: .Provided, That all imported Dolton
and linen rags for' the manufacture of
paper shall be free of duty;
'h bristles, ten cents per pound;
On candles and tapers, stearine and ada
inantine, five cents per Pound ; on spad
mimed, paraffin; and orbs candles and
tapers, pure or mixed, sight cents per
pound; on all other candles and tapers,
two and a half cents per pound ;
On chicory root, two cents per pound ; on
chicory ground, burnt,: or prepared, three
cents per pound ;
On acorn coffee and dandelion root, raw
orprePared, and all other articles used
or intended to be used as coffee, or a
substitute for coffee, and not otherwise
-• 'provided for; three amtreper pound;
On coloring for brandy, -- ; fifty per centaur
ad valorem;
Oa cork wood, nomanufactured, thirty per
oentum ad valorem; on corks, fifty per
;.centnm ad ..valoretn; , !_ ,
On cotton one-half cent per poind;
On feathers aid downs' for beds or bed
- ding, of 'all descriptions, thirty per
centnm ad valorem;-
On ostrich; vulture, cock, and other 'orna
mental feathers• crude or not dressed,
colored, or manufactured, twenty per
centnm al valorem; When dressed,
colored, :or manufactured, forty per
centnm ad valorem;
On feathers and flavors, artificial and parts
• thereof, of whatever:material composed,
not otherwiee provided 'for, forty per
cent= ad valorem;
On fire' crackers, fifty .cents -per box of
ferty packs, not exceeding eighty to each
,Pack and in the same proportion for • a
g reater ;amber ;
'On fritit,shid; la wnand ornamental trees,
shrubs, plant; arid: hulboni "roots; and
4lnwer3teedri, - not otherwisisprovided,for,
thfiti,faigentuni44.7,idorert;
On gltite;tads of skinner: leather, forty
'OnOtt 001.4111111-1*01041.:1 z •
ristpoiraaiandallesplosivssabstakuies
used for mining, bleating, artillery, or
sporting purpoees, valued at less than
twenty cents per pound, ME cents per
pound; valued at twenty cents or over
per you d, sis cents per pound, and
twenty r centum ad valorem, in addi
tion the to ;
On garden eede, and all other seeds for
agrbaultural and horticultural purposes,
not otherwise provided for thirty per
centum ad valorem ;
On Milo, raw, and skins or all kinds,
whether pried, salted, or pickled, ten
per oeutnta ad valorem;
On honor-Ware and vessels of cast iron;
not otherwise provided for, one cent and
oue-fourth per pound;
On hops, dile cents perpound;
On human hair, raw, uncleaned, and not
drawn, twenty per centum ad valorem;
• whoa cleaned or drawn, but not manu
factured, thirty per centum ad valorem;
when manufactured, forty per centum
ad volorem ;
On lead orel, one dollar per one hundred
pounds; •
On marble, white statuary, in block, rough,
or squared, seventy-five cents per cubic
foot; veined marble of tiJr other descrip
tions, not otherwise provided for, in block,
rough, or squared, forty per centum ad
valorem;
On all manufnotnres of marble; marble
slabs, marlile.paying tiles, and marble
sawed, dressed, or polished, fifty per
eentnm ad valotem;
On manufactures of bladder; thirty por
centum ad valorem;
On manuffictures of India-rubber and talk,
or of India-rubber and silk and other
materials, fifty por centaur ad valorem ;
On mustard, ground, in bulk, twelve cents
per pound; when enclosed in glass or
tin, sixteen cents per pound; -
On plates engraved, of steel, copper, wood,
or any other material, twenty-five per
centum ad valorem ;
On plumbaso or black lead, ten dollars per'
ton;
On potatoes_twenty-five cents per bushel;
On pereussionCaps, fulminates, fulminating
powders, and all articles used for like
purpose, not otherwise provided for,
thirty per centum ad valorem;
On'playing cards, valued at twenty-five
cents or less per pack, fifteen cents per
pack; valued above twenty-five cents
per patik,l twenty-five cents per pack ;
On pens, mgtalio, ton cents per gross;
On pen-holder tips, metallic, ten cents per
gross; 1
On pin-holders, complete, ten cents per
dosen ;
On lead - pencils, one dollar per gross;
On rice, cleaned, one cent and a half per
pound ; Jaddy, three, quarters of one
cent peel pound; ~uncleaned rice, one
cent per rand.
On sago an sago flour, one cent and a
half per pound;,
Ontheathi l tg copper, and sheathing metal
or yello metal not wholly of copper or
in part b iron, ungalvanited, in sheets
forty-eight inches_ long and fourteen
inches wide, and weighing from fourteen
to thirty-four ounces per square foot,
three cents per pound;
On tin in pigs, bars, or blocks, fifteen. per
eentinn al valorem;
On tin in plates or sheets, tome, and tag
ger tin, twenty-five perdent= ad
valorem; or oxide, miriade, and salts of
tin and tin foil, thirty per cent= ad
valorem.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That,
in addition to the duties heretofore imposed'
by law on the articles hereinafter mentioned
and included in this IRMO% there shall be
levied, collected, and paid, on the goods,
wares, and merchandise herein enumerated
anti provided for, imported from foreign
countries, the following duties and rates of
duty, that is to say :
On Wilton, Saxony, and Aubosson, Ax 01111•
ater, patent velvet, Tournay velvet,
and tapestry velvetcarpets and carpeting,
Brunets carpets %vigil; ht by the Jacquard
machine, and all medallion or-whole car
pets, five cents per square yard; on
Brussels and tapestrj , Brussels carpets
and earpetings, printed on the warp or
otherwise, three cents per square yard ;
on all treble-ingrain and worsted chain
Venetian carpets and ,carpeting, three
centa'per square yard ; "mrtemp or jute
'carpeting, two cents per square yard;
on all other kinds of carpets and carpet
ing, of wool, flax, or cOtton, or parts of
either or other material, :(excepo drug ,
gets, bockings and felt carpets and carpet
ings,) not otherwise provided for, five
per oentum ad valorem: Provided„_That
mats, rugs, screens,' covers, hassocks,
besides, and other ilortions of carpets or
carpeting, shall pay the rate 'of duty
herein imposed on (Serpens and carpeting
of similar - charactei; on all other mats,
screens, hassocks and rugs, five per
centum ad valorem.
On woollen cloths, woollen shawls, and all
manufactures of wool, of .every deeorip
tion, made wholly or in part of wool, not
otherwise provided for, a duty of six
cents per pound, and in addition thereto,
five per centaurad valormn ;
On goods of like description; when valued
at over one dollar per square yard, or
weighing less- than twelve ounces per
square yard [ a duty of six cents per
pound, and, to addition thereto, ten per
cantata ad valorem;
On endless belts -or felts for paper, and
blanketing for printing machines, five
per cent= ad valorem;
On flannels of all descriptions, five per
centum ad valorem;
On hate of wool, ten per centnm ad vale
rem;
Oa woollen and worsted yarn, of , all' do•
scriptions, five per cent= ad valorem ;
On clothing ready made, and wearing ap
parel' of every description, 'composed
wholly or in part of wool, made up or
manufactured wholly or in part by the
tailor - seamstress, or manufacturer, six
cents per pound, and, in addition thereto,
five per cent= _ad valorem: Provided,
That Balmoral skirts, or goods of like
, lescription, or used for like purposek,
made wholly or in part of wool, shall be
subjected to the same duties that are
levied upon ready-made clothing;
On blankets of all kinds, made „wholly or
In part of wool, five per centuen ad Talc.-
rem; '1
On et detainee, cashmere detainee, muslin
detainee, bareso detainee, composed
wholly or in part of worsted, wool, mo
hair, or gosur.hair, and on all goods of
similar description, 'not exceeding in
value forty cents per square yard, two
cents per square yard.
On bunting, worsted yarns and on all other
manufactures of worsted or of which
worsted shall be ..a component material,
not otherwise provided for, five , per
ceatum ad valorem ;
Onuilcbaths for floors, stamped, =printed,
of all descriptions - five per centum ad
valorem ;
On emir floor matting and carpeting, five
per minutia ad valorem. -
Sec. 10. And ire it further enacted, That
from and after the day and year aforesaid,
in addition to the duties heretofore imposed
by law on, the, articles hereinafter men
tioned aid provided for in this section,
there shall be levied, collected, and paid,
on the goods, wares, and merchandise
herein-enumiratedrimported-frem foreign
countries, the folloiving duties - and rates of
duty, that is to say,: -
First. Oa all manufactures of cotton;
bleached or unbleached, : -Ind not 'colored,
stained,,patated, or -priated, ttnd . not -ex
ceeding one hundred threads to thesquare
theb, - connthig.tho'Otatt
exceeding : f4 weight,* ftnt 4000eil.perfistimiie
'pay4one.fou n eth of oaceort.veznispara
.7"
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yard; on finer or lighter goods of like
description, not exceeding one hundred and
forty threads to the square inch, counting
the warp and filling,, one-half cent per
square yard ; on good, of like description,
exceeding one hundred and forty threads,
and not exceeding two hundred threads
to the square inch., Counting the warp
and filling, three-fourths of one cent
per square yard ; on like goods, exceed
ng two hundred threads to the square
,inch, counting the warp and filling, one
cent per square yard; on all: goals em
braced in the foregoing schedules, (ex
cept jeans, deninies, drillings, bedtickings,
gingham, plaids, couonades, pantaloon
stud's, and goods of like description, not
exceeding in value the sum of sixteen
cents per square yard,) if printed, painted,
colored, or stained they shall be considered
to have been bleached goods, and there
shall be levied, collected, and paid .a duty
of one cent per square yard in addition to
the rates of duty provided for bleached
goods : Provided, That upon all plain woven
cotton goods, not included in the foregoing
schedules, and upon cotton goods of every
description, the value of which shall exceed
sixteen cents per square yard, there shall
be levied, collected, and paid a duty of five
per centum ad valorem: 'dad. provided
further, That,no cotton goods having more
thin two hundred threads to the square
inch, counting the warp and filling, shall
be admitted 'to a less rate of duty than is
provided for goods which are of that number
of threads.
Second:On spool and other thriad of
cotton, ten per centum.ad valorem.
Third. On shirts and drawers,' wove or
made on frames,- composed wholly of. erot-'
ton and cotton velvet, five per- centum ad
valorem.-
Fourth. On all cotton jeans, derames,
drillings, bedtiokings, gingiutma,
cottonacin, pantaloon ,nuffs, and' goods goods of
likedesaription, not exceeding invaltto the
sum of sixteen cents per square' yard; two
cents per square yard ; and on all 'manu
factures composed wholly of cotton,bleached,
unbleached, printed, painted, or dyed, not
otherwise provided for, five per contain ad
valorem.
Fifth. On all brown or'bleached linens,
ducks, canvas padding', cot-bottoms,
burlaps, drills, coatings, brown hollands,
blay linens, damask; diapers, crasti,hnok-•
shacks, handkerchiefs, lawns, or other
manufactures of 'flax, -Jute,' or hemp, (or
of which flax, jute, or hemp shall be the;
component material of chief valui,) five ,
per centum ad valorem; on flax or linen
threads, twine and packthread,, rind - all'
Other manufacturea Sax, or'.bf whin flax
shall be the component material of chief
value, and not otherwise provided for, five
per centum ad valorem.
Sec. 11. ,And be it further - enacted, That
from and after the day and year aforesaid,'
in addition to the duties hereinafter' men
tioned and provided for In this Section,
there shill be levied, collected and' paid,
on the goods, wares, and merchandise herein
enumerated, imported from foreign coun
tries, the fellowingdrales and rates of dray,
that is to say :
On jute, Sisal - grass, sun hemp, coir, and
other vegetable substances pot enumer
ated, (except flax, tow of, flax Russian
and manilla hemp, and cedilla, tow of
hemp,) five dollars per ton;
On jinn bum, one dollar per ton;
on.tarrecLeables, or cordage, one-fourth of
one cent per pound;
On untarred manilla cordage, one-fourth of
one cent per pound;
On. all other untarred cordage, one-half
cent per pound; -
On hemp - yarn, one cent per pound; :
On
On coir yarn r one-half cent per pound ;
On seines, one-half clot. per. pound; I
Oa cotton bagging, or other manufactures'
net otherwise provided far, suitable for
the uses to which cotton bagging, is ap
plied, whether composed in. whole or in
part ofhemp, into, or flax, or any. other
material valued at. lees ,than ten cents
per square yard, three-fourths, of one
cent per, pound.; over ten emits per
square yard, 'one cent per pound ;
Oa soil duck, five per contemn ad .vatoresq ;
On Russia and other aheetings made of flax
or hemp, brown and white, fivelier cen
t= ad valorem; and
On all other, manufactures of hemp, or of
which hemp a_ component part,
not otherwise provided for,, five, per cen
t= ad valorem; „ .
On gran cloth' five per ciattnitakvalorem ;
.0n „lute yarns, five per centum ad valorem;
On all other manufactures ofjOur or 'Biala
grass,, not otherwise : provided for, Sore
per contrail ad Valorem: Provided,, That
all hemp, or preparation of - hemp • used
for naval, purposes by Ihe Government of
the United Statee, - ; ef.limeriein
growth orannufsetare: erovideVnither,
Tho same can ohniraid _of ; as good
quality and at se low a
inc. 12. And be. it further cratelici i That,
from and after the day and year.aforedaid,'
in lieu of the datiiiheretefere, impaled by
law on the articles hereinafter Mentioned,
and on auch as may, now be exempt from
duty, there shall be levied, . collected, and
paid, on the goods, wares, and merchan
dise,
enumerated and provided for' lit this
section, imported from foreign ; countries; '
the following duties and rates of duty,that
is to saga- .
On all brown earthenwate and Voinino'n'
stoneware, gap retorts, stoneware not
ornamented, and stoneware above tioi
capacity of ten gallona, twenty per cen.
tam ad valorem; " •
On China and porcelain ware, gilded, orna
ment...di, or decorated in any manner,
forty per centum ad valorem ;
On Chins and porcelain were, plain white,
and sot decorated in any manner,. and
all other earthen, stone,. or °rookery
ware,• white, gland, • edged, printed,
painted, dipped, or creaMoolored, com
posed of earthy or mineral substances;
- and net otherwise- provided for, thirty
five per centum ad valorem;
Slates, elate pencils, slate chimney pieces,
mantels, slabs -for table; and all other
manufactures of elate, forty per tenet=
ad 'valorem ;
Ost unwrought clay, pipe clay, fire clay,
and kaoline, five dollars per ton;
On fallere earth, three dollars per ton;
On white chalk, four' dollars per ton: , on
red and French chalk, ten per tenni ad
• valorem; on chalk of all' descriptions;
• not otherwise provided for, twenty-five
per centum advelorem; - •
On all plain antr-moirld — if.nd press glastai
ware, net cutontgraved, or painted, thirty
per cerituro•ld 'valorem ; • •-•
On *libelee of glass; cut; engraved, painted,
• colored,' printed, stained; ellvered or
gilded, not incladingplate-glasedllvered,
or looking-glait:.plates,:thimpfive per
cent= ad 'valorem • -
On fluted, rolled, or.vough-plattalleas, not
including: . crown, . hiread, -
common - window glass, :not .lerending
ten, bifilteen.,intran, sennty-five cents,
.per rose Irandrtitsquare above.that,
'Wand-not -.exceeding„pixteekbyi
- four inehea, onct, cent: per:Kinn "heti
above that, and, not-,,experdirar,...twent
four, by . . .thirty inches , cent and --a
half per square foot;411 abiviatitric Oki
cents per square foot: Preakfcrt,iThntill
fluted, rolled, . or , , rough' plate-glen,
weighing.nor 'one hundred pounda,per
one -banned ,- eqderti feet,: shill Pay an
additional duty on the excess , at same
rates bereirrimpoped; :
On all cutpolished plate-glen, unilliereili
na - niebedinieten bylifteeninhdi;lliree
iinte per s litiare'• foot; &ben thatf - add
- ' , 'nef•-•exiskeding - 'tdxf.cett • br , twatity4o4*
five -dents OP strums feint 1 , 10:nolin
":” thava lit- snot; ezooodifie t:Weix*foiat
tioreqnste foot
above that, and not exceeding twenty=
four by sixty inches, twenty-ftve cents
per square foot; allaboye that, fifty cents
per square foot;
On all cast polished - platetglass,' silvered, I
or leaking-glass plates, exceeding tea by
fifteen inches, four cents per square feet;
above that, and not exceeding sixteen by
twenty-feur inches, six cents, per squire
foot; above that, and not • exceeding -
twenty-four by thirty inches, ten cents
per square-foot; above that, and not ex
, ceeding twenty-four by, sixty Inches,
thirty five cents per square footi all
above that, sixty cents per square-foot:
Pravda; That co looking-glass 'plates,
• or plate-glass silvered, , when framed,
shall pay a less rate of duty than that
imposed upon similar glass, of like des
cription, not framed, bat shall - be liable
to pay, in addition thereto, thirty- per
oentum ad valoreie upon such frames;
On porcelain and Bohemia glass, glass
crystals for watches, paintings on glass
or glasses, pebbels for spectacles, and all
manufactures of glass, or of which glass
shall be a component material, except
crown, cylinder, and other window glass,
not otherwise provided for, and ill glass
bottles or jars filled with sWeattneats,
preserves, thirty-Ave per eentunt ad
_valorem.
Seo. 13. And be it further enacted, That
from and after the . day and year aforeinid,
in addition to the duties heretofore -imposed
by law on the articles hereinafter men
atoned, theta Shall be levied,- collected, and
paid on the goods, wares, and merchandise
enumerated smd provided for in this sec
tion,' imported' from foreiin'ionntries, a
duty of five per cent= ad'valorem, that is
Argentine,. alitbalta, or German. silver,
manufactured or unmanufactured;
Article' embroidered with gold, silverai
other metal;
`Articles worn hymen, women, or - children,
cf whatever materialcomposed, made up,.
or made wholly or in part.by hand, net'
otheriike provided for; • .
:Britannia ware ; • •
Baskets, and all other articles composed of
grass, osier, palm leaf, straw, whalebone,
or willow not otherwise provided for;
Bracelets, braids, chains curls, or ringlets
coniposed et hair, or of which hair is a
component material
Braces, euependers, webbing, er other fah-
rice composed wholly or in part of. India
rubber, not otherwise provided foil
Brooms and brushes of all kinds; - - '
Canes and sticks for walkitig, anished or
unfinished;
Capers, pickles, and souges of all kinds,
•not otherwise provided for; - •
Caps, hats, muffs, and tippet., .of fur, anti - t
all other manufactures of fur, or oft
Which fur shall be a component material
Caps, gloves, legensimite, socks, stockings,
wove shirts and drawers, and 011 similar
articles made on frathes,_ of :whatever
material composed, worn by Mon, women, •
and.ohildren, and not otherwise provided
Caid casea', pocket: books, ehell boxes,_
.souvenirs, and alt, similar articles, 'of
ythateTer materiel composed;
Carriagea and parts of carriages;
Clocks and parts of clocks; ,
Clothing, ready made, and wearing apparel
of whatever description, of . 1 -whatever
material composed, except wool, made, up
or manufactured wholly or in.part by dho
tailor seamstress, ormruinfacuiref;
„ .
Coach and harness furniture of all kinds,
saddlery, coach and harness hardware,
silver-plated, brass plated, or covered,
common tinned, burnished, or japanned,
not otherwisoprovided for-
Conabi Of all kinds- '
Comiositionti 'of glass on pasbs, - whennet ;
Composition tops for' tables, or, other Irti
- islee:nf. furniture; • . 1- -;
CoraftM,sweetments, or fruits .preserved in
sugar, brandy, or molaiies, not tither;
wise provided for; - • ' • -
Cotton-cords; gimps, and galloons ;
Cotton; laces,- cotton insortings, cotton
.trimming laces, and cotton braids, col
ored or uncolored;
Conk idaster
Cutlery of all kinds- •
Dolls, and toys of aU kinds; •
Ertpatustio tiles;
Epaulets, galloons, laces, knott, stars, tas
sels, tresses, and wings, of gold, sillier,
or other metal; • -- -
Fans and fire-screens of every deaoriptipitt
of whatever, material composed;
Frames:arid Otitis for umbrellas; parasols,
and sunshadea, finished or unfinished;
'Furniture; cabinet and household; --
Furs, dressed; .:
_ .
Heir pencils;
Hat bodies of cotton or wool, 'or of Which
wool is the component material of chief
value; -
Hair cloth, hair Beatings, and all other
manufactures of hair, not otherwise pro
vided for;
Ink, Printers ink, and ink powder; ,
Japanned, patent or enamelled leather, or
' skins of all kinds;
Jet and manufsoturea of joy and imitations
thereof;
Leather, tanned, of all -,-
liatcaroni, vermicelli, gelatine, jellies, and
• all similar preparations•, -
Manufactures of, bone, ehell, horn, •Ivory
or vegetable ivory.;
Manufactures of paper, or of Which paper
is ''a Component material, not otherwise
provided for; ' - '
Mannfactnreask the bark of the cork-tree,
except corks;
Illisrinfastnres, articiel, vessels arid Orates
not - otherwise - provided - for, of - gold,
copper, brass, iron, steel, lead,
pewter, tin or' other metal, or of .which --
either of these metals or any other metal
shall be the - component material of chief
value;
Manufactures not otherwise provided - tor,
composed of mixed -materials;-in part of
cottonesilk, wool, or worsted hemp, late,
or flax ;
MAnufanures of cotton, linen; silk, wool,
Or worsted, if embroidered Or tamboored
in the loom or otherwise, by machinery
or with the needle or other process, not
otherwise provided for;
Manufacturesa of cedar wood, grenadine,
ebony, mahogany, rosewood, and satin
wood;
Manufactures and articles of leather,- or-iff
which-leather shall be a cemponent part,
not otherwiseprovided for; - -
Manufactures, articles, and wares, of papier
macho.
Manufactures of geate hair °en:obeli or
of which goats' hair or mohair Shall
.too
a component material, - ...ototherwise
vide
Manatee cur i es of' wood, or 'of which Wood
is the -chief component part, not other-
Idea provided for ; , .
Morocoo skins ;
Mathews ; rifles, and other firearms ;c.
Needles, sewing, darning, knitting, and all
other descriptions; •
Oilcloth of - every description, of ivitsteier
material composed, not othersise,.irct
viclectfor;
Paper boxes, and. all other
Paper envelopes; ,
Paper: hangings,. and paper..for screens, or
firs beards; paper, antiquarian,- demy, .
drawing,"-elephant; foolscap . ; 'imperial, -
letter, and all other paper, not otherwise
prOvided for-- - •
Pins, solid head or other ; •--;-
'Plated anti guilt wiii&of ankh:de'
'Prepared - vegetables,,;. bleats,— fish,atty,
and
„inVeisied
_or_neesesled, 'calf or
otherw
ittassii:Wig _reeds; manufacturedor itar
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