Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-14

vided, That all articles of moulded or pressed
glass, being cut, roughed, or polished, in part
or parts thereof, and all other wares or articles
OF flint glass; glass not otherwise specified, shall
pay the duty chargeable on articles of cut glass
of the description and class to which they may
severally belong.
I'd. On all apothecaries' vials and bottles,
not exceeding the capacity of six ounces each.
81 rs cents per gross; apoihecaries' vials and
bottles exceeding ounces, and not exceeding
lhe capacity Of l6 ounces each, So 25 cents
per gross; on all perfumery and fancy vials and
bottles, uncut, not exceeding the capacity OF
ounces each, 50 SO cents per gross; and those
exceeding ounces, and not exceeding, in ca
pacity, 6 ounces each, SO per gross.
Sd. On black and green glass bottles and
Jars, exceeding s ounces, and not exceeding, in
capacity, / quart each, duty of So per gross;
when exceeding the capacity of quart each;
81 per gross; on demijohns and carboys, of the
capacity of half gallon or less, 5 cents each;
when exceeding, IN capacity, half gallon, and
not exceeding 3 gallons each, duty of 80 cents
each; exceeding gallons, so cents each.
4th. On cylinder or broad window glass,
not exceeding by 10 inches, 2 cents per
square fooi above that, and not exceeding 10
by IL inches, ID cents per square foot; above
that, and not exceeding IA by 10 inches, l-2
cents per square foot; above ,hai and not ex-
ceedlng 10 by inches, cents per square
fooi; above that and not exceeding Is by ID
inches, cents per square foot; above 8 by II
inches, 6 cents per square foot On all crown
window glass not exceeding II by s inches, 3
l-2 CENTS per square foot; above that, and not
exceeding 10 by IL inches, cents per square
foot; above that, aud not exceeding IA by 10
inches, 6 cents per square foot; above that, and
not exceeding l6 by II inches, cents per
square looi above that, and not exceeding Is
by 10 inches, s cents per square foot; and all
exceeding s by IL inches, / cents per square
foot: Provided, That all glass imported in
sheets or tables, without reference 10 form,
shall pay the highest duties herein imposed on
the different descriptions of window glass
On all polished plate glass, whether imported
as window glass; or however otherwise speci-
fed not silvered, and not exceeding l2 by 81
inches, cents per square foot; above that, and
not exceeding Ia by 10 inches, cents per
square foot; above that, and not exceeding Is
10y / / inches, s cents per square foot; above
that and not exceeding Is by IL inches, l0I
cents per square foot above that, and not ex-
ceeding % by Ia inches, l2 cents per square
foot; all above % by Ia inches, 80 per cenium
ad yalorem; if sivered, an addition of 90 per
centum shall be made TO the duty; if framed, a
duty of 30 per centum ad yalorem Provided
That on all cylinder or broad glass, weighing
over 100 pounds per 100 square feet, and on
all crown glass weighing over l60 pounds per
100 square ieei, there shall be an additional
duty on the excess al the same rate as herein
imposed
On porcelain glass, on glass colored, or
paintings on glass, duty of 80 per cenium ad
galoFem; on all articles or manufactures of glass
net specified, connected with other materials,
rendering ii impracticabIe 10 separate it and de-
termine its weight, 25 per cenium ad valorem.
9Th. On China ware, porcelain ware, earth
cnware, stone ware, and all other ware compo-
ed Of earth or mineral substances, not other
wise specified, whether gilt, painted, printed,
iain, or glazed, duty of 90 per cen,um ad
,aiorem.
9th On tanned, sole, or bend leather, 6 cents
er pound; on all upper leather, not otherwise
pecifed, cents per pound; on calf and seal
aims tanned and dressed, dollars per dozen;
on sheep skins tanned and dressed, or skivers,
= dollars per dozen on goat skins or morocco
snRed aad dressed, 2 dollars and so cents per
,iszeR; ON kid skins or morocco tanned and
goat or sheep skins tanned and hot dressed, one
dollar per dozen; on all kid and lamb skins tan
ned and not dressed, rs cents per dozen; and
skins tanned and dressed, otherwise than in
rolor, TO vii: fawn, kid, and lamb, usually known
chamois, one dollar per dozen; on mems
loots and bootees of leather, wholly or partial
y manufactured, l dollar and % cents per pair;
mems shoes and pumps, wholly or partially
manufactured, 30 cents per pair; womens boots
ind bootees of leather, wholly or partially man.
tdactured, SO cents per pair; children's boots,
hooiees, and shoes, wholly or partially manufac-
'sred, Is cents per pair; women's double soled
pumps and wehs, wholly or partially manulac-
'ured, 40 cents per pair; women's shoes or slip
pers, wholly or partially manufactured, whether
of leather. prunella, or other material, except
silk. 25 ceuls per pair; on raw hides of all
kinds, whether dried or sailed, S per centum ad
ralorem; on all skins picked and in casks, not
specified, 20 per centum ad valorem.