Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-17

Sio'Sot Ph"opto, Sohipuo', SoIhs, CIuuc
saltpetre, side arms: say, cutlasses, dag
gers, dirks, swords, hangers; fax unman-
ulactured, quicksilver, opium, quilts, pre-
pared; tin, in plates and sheets, brass in
plates, marble, hair, cloth and seatings,
blue yitriol, argol, gum Arabic, gum Sc
negal; epaule!tes, of gold and silver, lac
dye, madder, madden root, nuts and ber-
ries used in dying, ,sumach, saffron, tune
ric, woad, or pastel, aloes, ambergris,
Burgunda pitch, bark Peruvian, coch-
neal, capers, calomel, chamomile flowers,
corrinder seed, canthardcs, ,castanas, cat
sup, chalk, coculas indicus, coral, cor
rosive sublmate, dates, filberts, filtering
stones, frankincense, grapes, gamboge,
hemlock, henbane, homes, horn plates,
for lanthorns, OK horns, other horns, and
tips, India rubber, ipecacuanha, ivory,
manufactured; ivory black, juniper ber-
ries, maccaroni, millstones, musk, nuts OF
all kinds, olives, oil of juniper, paintings
and drawings, rattans manufactured,
reeds manufactured, rhubarb, rotte n
stone, tamarinds, tortoise shell, tinloil,
shellac, sponges, sago, spy glasses, tel
escopes, sextants, quadrants, hair pencils,
Brazil paste, tartar, crude, vegetab les,
such as are used principally in dying and
in composing dyes; weld, and all arti-
cles used principally for dyeing, coming
under the duty of l2i per cent; all other
dyeing drugs, and materials for compo-
sing dyes; all other medicinal drugs, and
all articles not enumerated in this act, nor
the existing laws, and which are now Ii
able to an ad valorem duty Of Is per
cent.
SEC. 4. ind be Il further enacted, That
from, and after, the Sd day of March, a
foresaid, so much of any act of Congress
as requires the addition of 10 or 90 per
cent. to the cost, or value of any goods,
wares, or merch andise, in estimating the
duty thereon, or as imposes any duty
on such addition, shall be repealed
Sec. 5. find be IL further enacted. That
from, and after, the Sd day of March,
aforesaid, where the amount of duty on
merchandise Except manufactures of
wool, or of which wool is a component
part) imported into the United States, in
any ship or vessel, on account Of one
person only, or Of several persons jointly
interested, shall not exceed 900 dollars,
the same ska be paid in cash, without
discount; and if it shall exceed that sum,
shall at the option of the importer, of i'm
porters, be paid, or secured to be paid, in
the manner how required by law, one half
in three and one half in six calender
months; and that from and after the said
Sd day Of March; 80 much of the 62d
section of the act, entitled can act to
regulate the collection of duties on inn
ports and tonnage" approved the I'd of
March, 1893, as authorises the deposite
Of teas under the bond of the importer,
or importers, shall be repealed.
Sec. 6. find be II further enacted, That
from and after the Sd day Of March afore.
said, the duties on all manufactures of
wool, or of which wool is component
part, shall be paid in cash, without dis
count, or, at the option of the importer,
be placed in the public stores, under
bond, at his risk, subject to the payment
OF the customary storages and charges,
and to the payment of interest at the rate
of six per centum. per annum while so
stored: Provided, that the duty on the
articles so stored shall be paid one half
in three and one half in six months from
the date Of importation: Provided, also,
that if any instalment of duties be not
paid when the same shall have became
due, so much of the said merchandise as
may be necessary to discharge such i'll
stalment shall be sold at public auction,
and retaining the sum necessary for the
payment of such instalment of duties,
together with the expenses of the safe
keeping and sale Of such goods, the over
plus, if any, shall be returned by the col
lector, to the importer, or owner, or to his
agent or lawful representative: And, pro-
vided also, that the importer, owner, or
consig Of such goods may, at any time
after the deposite shall have been made,
Withdrawn, the whole, or any part there
of, or paying the duties on what may be
withdrawn, and the customary storage
and charges, and Of interest.
Sec. Z. find be II further enacted, That
from and after the Sd day of March a
foresaid, foreign manufactures of wool,
or of which wool is component part,
which may be sold at public sale, other
than sales under execution, DEGREES, and
process of Courts in the United States,
there shall be reserved by the seller, one
and half per cent. on the amount of
such sale for the use ofthe United States;
and no such sale shall be made but in the
presence of an officer of the customs, in
places where there shall be one, for
which purpose reasonable notice shall be
given to the collector of the district, or
such officer Of the customs as he may de-