The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-29

cabinets Of coins, medals, gems and all 9th
r. collections Of antiquities, provided the
same be especially Imported 10 good faith
Tor the use land by the ORDER Of any socie'
" incorporated or established for phllosoph.
Ical or literary purposes, or for The use
and by the order Of any college, acade-
my, school, or seminary Of learning IN the
United States.
6. Anatomical preparations, models oil
machinery, and oil other insen,ions aud I'M
provemeuis in the arts specimens IN na'u'
raj history, mineralogy, aud botany trees,
shrubs, pants, bulbs or roots, and garden
seeds, not otherwise specified berries, nuts,
and vegetables, used principally in dying
or composing dyes: all dyewoods IN stick
whale and other fish oils Of American h>h
erles, and all other articles the produce OF
said fisheries animals imported for breed;
fish, fresh caught, imported for daily con.
sumption; fruit, green or ripe, from The
West Indies, in bulk tea and coilee, when
imported in American vessels from The
place of their growth.
7. Adhesive felt for shea,hiag Of vessels,
aloes, animony, crude argol, assalriida,
ava root, barllia, BARK Of cork tree unpan.
featured bells Of bell metal, and chimes OF
bells, brass in pigs or bars, and old brass
Brazil wood, crude birthstone and Hour oil
sulphur, bullion, burr stones unwTough.,
cochiueal, coins and gold and silver, copper
imported 10 any shape for the use o! the
mint, copper in pigs, or bar, and copper
ore, old copper, cream of tartar, hnts,
ground flint, gold bullion, gold epauleties,
grindstones, gun Arabic, gum Senegal,
gum ,ragacanth, india rubber, oakum, lac
dye. leeches, madder, mother Of pearl,
nickel, nux vomIca, palm leaf, manuiactur.
ed, palm oil, Peruvian bark, pla,ina, ivory,
plaster of Paris, ratans and reeds, salipetre,
when crude, sarsaparilla, shellac, silver
epaulet;es and wings, stones, sioues called
rotten.
These duties are imposed By the first
nine sections Of the law.
Section 10, eDacts tina, on all unenumer.
ated articles shall be imposed duty OF &c
per cent. ad valorem.
Section IL. An additional 10 per CEN.
shall be levied on all goods which shall be
| imported in vessels not Of the United States
when no specific discrimination is made
by the bill aud 10 per cent. additional or
all goods except those brough, from beyond
the Cape Of Good Hope in foreign vessel.
provided 10 treaty silpulatons be lnfrlng
ed thereby.
Section -. All duties shall be paid il
cash-or the goods will be sold afRr Ct
days detention.
Section l3, prescrlbes the method Of sell
ing, and means fer the owner to recover The
overplus.
Section IA, allows a drawback ~ for.
cign sugar refined in and exported irsn tbs
I L. States, equal in amount 10 The duty pa.t
on the foreign sugar; Of . cents per gallon
90 spirits distilled from molasses till lsi3
when il shall be only !, and annually re
duced cent
Section Is, enacts that no drawback
shall be allowed TO goods outitled TO deben.
ture, unless exported within three years az.
ter their import.
Section l6, provides The mode Of ya'ua.
ton Of all goods paying ad valorem duties,
ensctIng that all costs, charges aud commls
sions, except insurance, shall be added to
the market value.
Section II, empowers collectors and ap,
prasers to take testimony necessary for
valuation.
Section ls, provides for cases Of d.sa.
greemenl on appraisal.
Section ~, enac!s penalties for attempts
to avade the payment Of duties.
Section -, imposes on communicated
articles the same duties as those enunera.
ted Which they most resemble shall pay.
Section 81, directs the method Of ap
p,alsal.
Section %, provides for ports where
there are 20 appraisers.
Section %, directs the Secretary Of the
Treasury 10 make necessary rules for faith.
fol appraisals.
Section q, directs collectors to follow
the Secreiarys Instructions.
Section %, provides tina, the act shall
not apply 10 vessels that shall have left their
last port East oil the Capes Good Hope and
Henlopen, Sept. !, 1912.
Section 26, provides that the penalties
Of The law Of June 30, 1912, shall b. con
| tinued.
Section 81, (Eaud Disrribu,ion) omitted
I Section 90, 30 and 80, tstruck out il
Senate.)
Section 81 requires the Secretary annn
| ally TO ascertain and report wha, ariclc.
have paid duty OF more than 30 per cent
ad valotem.
Section 32, prohibits the Importation O
indecent prints and books.
Section 80, establishes ton al 20 hun
dfed weight-at IL lbs. each.
A new Section is added in the Senate
enaciing tha, while the Distribution Of the
| Public Lands is suspended, the 10 pei
cent. allowed TO the Western States shall
also be suspended.
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