Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04
March. 1854; aar that time. tho duties to b. a. fol.

March. 1883; atsr that time, tho duties to be as fol-
lows:
On wool, manufactured, not costing more than 10
cents pound per cent AL valorem; and costing
Than iO cents pound, 20 per cent adj valorem.
On manufactures of wool, of which wool is compo-
nent not otherwise specified costing not than
hiy cents square yard, 10 per cent al valorem.
On worsted stuff goods, wooen and worsted yarn 20
per cent al vaorem.
On m, gloves. blankets, hosiery carpets and carpet
ing, 20 pei cent. AL valorem.
On hannels baizcs, and all other manufactures of
tc0Oi, ID per cent. ad valorem.
on manufactures OF cotton OF all kinds Of which cot
ton Is component part % per adj valorem-those
printed Dyed coored stained be valued at 30 cents
square yaand rhe cottons to be valued al 30 cents
asquare yard on nankeens imported direct from China 20
per cent. al valorem.
On iron, and the manufactures of on the same duties
as were PAM III ISL with some unimporant EXCEPTIONS
and checks provided against evasions of the duties
on sugar-brown, and syrup for making sugar. 2 LIZ
cents per pound.
On sugar-white, claycd powdered, 3 Ia cents per
pound. r.
On salt, cents bushcl of SO pounds.
On teas OF all kinds direct from China and in vessels of
he United states, one cent pound other wise, 10 cents
pound.
On coffee, l-2 cent pound.
On hemp, manufactured, 90 dollars per ton
On sail duck, 10 cents square yard.
On cotton baggng, l-2 cents square yard
On hoor cloths, stamped, painted printed i3 cents
square yard-other oil cloths, of all kinds and floor mat
ting, 30 per cent. al valorem.
On states of all kinds, 25 per cent adj yalorem
On glass, the same duties were paid i'm 1924
On olive oil, in casks, II l-2 cents a gallon.
On French wines-red, in casks, 6 cents per gallon.
white 10 do; all kinds bottles % cents do-Accorinp
10 Treaty.
On barley, grass straw baskets; composition wax, or
amber beads all other beads otherwise
ampblack; shell paper boxes; hair bracelets hair moi
made up for headdcsses bricks paving tiles broom. or
nair or palm leaf; Cashmere rhbe down of all kinds
feathers Tor beds; and palm pamett bats-l5
cent. ad valorem. r.
All oer articles not enumerated, being either free.
or liable TO different rate OF duty, and which, according
In n hiuhar al ,oI,.
than 10 per cent TO pay al vaorem duty of Is per cent
after the said Sd day OF March, 1882
The following to be added the list of articles exep,p,
cd from duty by the existing laws:
COCOA almonds, cu.rans, pruncs figs, rasns of all
KINDS black pepper ginger, mace nutmcgs, cinnamon,
cassia, cloves pimento, camphor corks crude saltpc
side arms, flax unmanuactured quicksilver opium ouiIIs
prepared Tin III plates and Sheets brass i'm plates marble
hair cloth and seatings, blue vo argol, gum arabic
gum senegal cpauets of gold silver lac dive madden
madden root nuts and berries in DYING sumac saffron
turcrc, woad pastel, aoes ambcrgris burgundy mitch
oarN peruvian cochincai, capers, caomel, chamonc
MOWERS, coriander seed, canthades castanos ca,sup
chalk coculus ndicus, coral corrosive sublimate dates
noers, hterng stones, frankncensc, grapes ramboge
hemock, henbane, homes, hornplaes for ontherns oy
hors other horns aud tips, India rubber ipccacuana vo
ry unmanuactured ivory black, juniper berries macoroni
mn stones musk, nuts OF all kinds olives oil of Juniper
paintings ana drawings rattans nufacured reeds
rhuharb rotten stone, tamarnds tortoise
SHE'LL TN o shellac sponges spy glasses tcescope
seNahs quadrans, hair pencils Brazil paste tartar crude
vegetables such used principally i'm diving and
posing dyes, Weld and all articles used principally r dv
hg coming under the duty OF IL l-2 per cent all other
ynS utuSs ana materials Tor composing dyes and other
medicinal drugs; and all articles i'm this act
or The existing laws and liable TO an adj vaorem u,
OF 10 per cent, 10 be free.
me additional 10 or 20 per las the case NAV be)
c"drSeu OH the value OF the merchandise before the
dulles are calculated TO be taken off, all charges for inland
transportation commissions, drayage Wharfage &c i'm The
loregn country TO be considered as constitun mart oC
me cost or value oil the goods and insurance ONLY from The
foreign port OF expectation 10 the United States to be en-
cepted. " " N
CTedH on duties, reduccd-onc half TO be povable in
,hree months and one halt in six montls:-under two
hundred dollars TO be paid in cash. Duties on ,cooeus 10
be pald III cash. or the woolens may be stored for and
months upon payment of interest.
ducftvn duty of l-2 per cent on foreign ,voolIon
sold at public auction; i'm places where
mere an oicer of the Customs such woollens 10 be
soid al auction unless officer be present
appraisers may nvonNiNe
and ocrs OATH and require the production of anv ma
pcrs In 'her possession touching the value Of the mer
chandize to be appraised by them if the owner importer
or consgnce, declines appear or produce the paners
e aPpraisemcnt to be final II they swear falsely TO be
deemed guilty OF perjury, and goods TO be forfeited
IN consideration oil the duties imposed on articles used
IN constructing and fitting ships and rcSseIs drawback
10 DC allowed under certain regulations first taking out
papers, OF two dollars ton registered vessels: one dol
i anu twenty 1--we cents, enrolled and licensed: and
MY cents a ton on steam boats.
Wooen and cotton goods of similar kind but d;aeren,
qality contained in the package are ONLY TO he
charged according the value of the best article whom
charged in the invoice at average price
W Ooien or cotton goods, found q packard and not
contained IN the entry, TO be orieitcd-hs and the pre
ccdng provision, the in the bill reported by
the Committee on Manufactures in the House of Reprc
sentatives.- Globe. Nf'N