The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-10

White, not enumerated of France
Austria, Prussia, Sardinia, and
Portugal, i'll casks u
/" in bottles 90
Red, of do in casks 6
do in bottles 20
White and Red of Spain, Ger
many, and the Mediterranean,
not enumerated, in casks 12I
" in bottles 90
Wines of Sicily-Madera and
MARSHA IS
Other Wines Of Sicily Is
All other Wines and other than
those of France, Austria, Prussia,
Sardinia and Portugal, in bot Is
in casks 25
The following list comprises all the
important articles to be admitted duty
free:
l. All articles imported for the use of
the United States.
2. All goods, the produce of the United
States. exported and brought back, and
books and personal and household effects
of citizens Of the United States dying a.
broad.
3. Paintin gs and statuary, the produc-
lion of American artists abroad.
4. Wearing apparel in actual use, and
other personal effects, and tools of trade,
of persons arriving in the United States.
5. Philosophical apparatus, instruments
books, maps and charts, statues, statuary,
busts and casts, paintings, drawings, en-
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cabinets of coins, medals, gems and all
other collections of antiquities, provided
the same be specially imported in good
faith for the use (and by the order) of any
society Incorporated or established for phil
osophical or literary purposes, or for the
use and by the order ofany college. acad-
envy, school, or seminary, of learning i'll
the United States.
6. Anatomical preparations, models OF
machinery, and of other Inventions and
improvements in the arts; specimens in
natural history, minerology, and botany;
trees, shrubs, plants, bulbs or roots, and
garden seeds, not otherwise specified, ber-
ries, nuts, and vegetables, used principally
in dyeing or composing dyes; all dye
woods in stick; whale and other fish oils
of American Fisheries; and all other arti-
Giles the produce Of sait. fisheries; animals
imported for breed: fish, fresh caught, i'm
portedlor daily consumption:fr fruit, green ol
ripe, from the West Indies, in bulk; tea and
coffee, when imported in American vessels
from the places of their growth.
Z. Adhesive felt for shealhing vessels
aloes, anthony, crude argol, assafGtida
ava root, barilla, bark of cork tree I'M
manufactured; bells of bell metal, and
chimes of bells; brass in pigs or bars
and old brass, Brazil wood, crude brim-
stone and flour of sulphur, bullion, burr
stones unwrought, cochineal. coins and
gold and silver, copper imported in any
shape for the use OF the mint, copper in
pigs or bars and copper ore, old copper,
cream of tartar, hints, ground flint, gold bull
lion, gold epaulettes, grindstones, gum ara
bic, gum senegal, gum tragacanth, india
rubber, oakum, lac dye. !eeches, madden
mother ofpearl, nickel, nox vomica, palm
leaf manufactured, palm oil, Peruvian bark,
platina, ivory. plaster of Paris, ratans and
reeds, saltpetre when crude, sarsaparilla
shellac, silver epaulelts and wings, stones
stones called rotten.
These duties are imposed by the first
nine sections of the law.
Section 10, enacts that on all unenu-
merated articles shall he imposed duty
of 20 per cent ad valorem.
Section IL, all additional 10 per cent,
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. addi-
lional on all goods except those brought
from beyond the Cape Of Good Hope in
foreign vessels--provided no treaty sti-
pulalions be infringed thereby.
Section II, All duties shall be paid in
cash--or the goods will be sold after 60
days detention.
Section Is, prescribes the method OF
selling, and means for the owner to re-
cover the overplus'
Section IA, allows a drawback on for
eign sugar refined in and exported from
the United States, equal in amount to the
duty paid on the loleign sugar; OF cents
per gallon OH spirits distilled from molas-
SEES till 1913, when it shall be only 4. and
annually reduced l cent.
Section Is cnacts that no drawback
shall be allowed to goods entitled to de-
benture, unless exported within years
after their import.
Section l6 provides the mode valua-
ton ofall goods paying al ualorem duties,
enacting that all costs, charges and COM
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