The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-13

NO. 45. gar, adnty at and after the rate of three cents the pound, until the second day of 4. inclusive and tnerrai ter, duty at and after tue rate of two and Il hall cents the pound. On sugar candy, and oihcr refined sugar. a duty at and after the rate Of ten cents tha pound.
 .Aineteenth. On molasses, n duty at and i alter the Iate of Eour gents the gal,
 lwentieJt. On coffee, duty at and after the rate oi one cent the pound.
 lzrenty trst. On teas. from and If. ter the third day of March, 1884, duty at and alter the rates following, to vii. on imperial, guppowder, and gama. by- son and young hyson, ten cents the pound. On hyson skin and other green sonchong and other black, cxccpt boz hea, six cents the pound. and on ho. hea, thscc cents tic pound.
 lsuenty-second. On all manufactures q s!lk, CT c which silk ss;;.!.; shall be cons ponent Par:, coming from be,ond the Cape of Good Hope, a duty at and after the rate of twenty dollars for eve y hundred dollara value thereof; and OH all other manutacturcs of silk, or of which silk is q component part, a duty at and after the rate of twelve dollars and fifty cents for every hundred dollars value thereof.
 lressty-lbird. On all printed books, in other languages than Latin, Crock, or English, whether bound or orunbound. t printed less than thirty ears before the time of their importation, duty at and after the rate of four cents the vol uDic.
 On all printed books in Latin and Greek, ifpIintcd lcss than thirty years before their importation, a duty at and after the rate of twelve and half cents the pound weight, when bound; and when unbound, a duty at aud after the rate of ten cents the pound weight.
 On all other printed books, printed less than thirty years before the date of iheir importation, when bound, duty ',t and after the rate of twenty five cenis thepound weight; and N hen unbound. a duty at and after tlle rale of twenty cents the pound weight.
 Scc.2. andte itfurtheg enocled, That in addition to Inc several articles made Tree of duty by the act of the l4th of Jn- y, ls32, the following articles shall be admitted free of duty from and after the Sd March, 1888; that is 10 say, cotton, wool, indigo, and printed books, in whatever language, printed tiirty years before the date of their importa- lion.
 1arenty fourth. On alI articles not herein enumerated, there shall be levi ed, collected, and paid, the lowest rate of duty, calculated upon the value of the article, which would have been payable on the same, either under inc. act of the 27th ot April, 1916, entitled "an act 10 regulate the duties on imports and tonnage" or by virtue ol ll,e act of the l4th oi July, 1882, entitled san net to alter and amend the several acts im- posing duties on imports.'' Such rate of duty being calculated upon the value oi the article at the place whence i'm ported, estimated according to Jhe pro- visions Of this act,
 Seed y4nd beit fnyther e,,ne,cd. That so much of the Gith section ol the act cf the l4ih July, l822, entitled Han act to alter and amend the several acts impo- sing duties on imports,D 7 as repea!s ste existing Jaws, requiring teas, wien irn- ported in vessels of the United Statea. from places beyond the Cape of Good Hope, to be weighed, marked, and cer- t;hcd, se, a:sd tItse same ;s }j,sfcby, re peaicd. And the residue of inc said section, and the whole of the sixfh, sev- enth, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, thir- teeth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth. and seYentecnth sections Of the said act of the l4th of July, i832, be, and tl,e same are cOntinYed in the same manner as if they had been inserted in, and re- by this act.
 Sec.4. A,sd 6e it further enocied, That the several laws heretofore existing. shall extend to, and be in force for tha and remission of all duties i'm. posed by this act, and for the prosecu- ton and punishment of all officers, the collection, distribntion, and re- of all fines, penalties, and for feitprcs, and for the allowance of all