Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-17
VI HOLE NBER 609.

poad: Ieorie4 That whene vcr she porter prove,
the collector, when the goods
:ered, any book been printed and published
abroad than and Tepubished III TINS
country or mas been printed and polished abroad moro
before such Importation, ihen and such
SAL Books shall be admitted half of above
duties Pror,ded, That the said OF
and five years. sha be puted
nj and i5om day beore the passing of this On all
books printed az Latin Greek, in which either Ian
tel = iIe're o. q h,h mai isng,ase tom, The text
bouat-ienc per pound; and when unbound
esa per pound: Prorded. Thai books printed in
tJeisa language, Latin. GIeek aud Hebrew excepted.
snail auy OF hso eeni4 per volume when bound or in
any nc " ." M st Iti fh al pc.
Language. winch have been printed years
F . :. " nd ~, Taao+,. If iesestiye rocm,,.s
appointed foreign Governments shall pay
arress 80 Cents rI n1,nt o., books Of -npTaxnq, o,
plates, with Withoat letter whether bound
bound, AMI maps aud chatts-t"eniy centun ad
passage shall be levied, collected
paid ave importation of the articles hereinafter men-
tone 4. lac following duties; that is
Flts: Ca sugar Commonly called brown sugar)
nvanco1 beyond lis by ella boiling ciay
process, and syrup of sugar cane,
aai brown cayed sugat-tso and hnlf per
pounds all other when advanced beyond the
BY c.ayins, boiling clarifying or other and
We. per ponni: rehned sugar
loaf rmp, crushed puvesed aud when, being
rednet. ha We been ,nctaTed, coorei in
nulterated,) and sugar candysix per pound
no.7se-iouT ana half mills pound Poridcd That
of motsses- any other appeation than "sup of
sugar. sugar cane, shall BE liable forte
Unite! States. On commits, sweetneas fruits presor
naas, sugar brandy ana on confectionery Of all
kais otherej Sc pecifed-tweny-fre per al
yulorem; ProrIded further, That Inspection under
such regulations rs the Secretary OF the Treasury may
shall be made OF all sugars and molasses imported
from foreign countries, in order 70 prevent Frauds and
Introduction Of sup of strip of
cane, battery sup, under the tito Of naasses, in
any other improper manner.
Second. On cocoa, one cent per pound; choco-
jatc. four cents per pound; on mace, fifty cents
per pound; nuimegs, thirty ceLts per pound:
Cloves eight cents per pound, cinnamon, twenty
Ii, cents per pound; oil Of cloves, thirty cents
per pound, Chinese cassia, five cents per pound;
pImento. five cents per pound; black pepper,
tive cents per pound; Cayenne and African, or
Chill pepper, ten cents per pound; ginger, ground,
four cents per pound; ginger I'D the root, when
not preserved, two cents per pound; on mustard,
twenty five per ium ad vaorem mustard
seed and on l,nsaed, five per centum cd vaiorem;
camphor, refined. twenty cents per pound;
crude camphor, five cents per pound; on indigo,
five per pound on woad or pastel, one cent
per pound; on IVORY or bone black, three fourihs
II one cent per pound; on alum, one cent and
half per pound; on opium, seventy five cents per
pound; quicks'lver,fsc per centnm I'd vaorem;
roll brtms one, ealnmeI. mud other mercuriai
pre- para9na, corrosive subIlmae, and rcd precipi-
tate, twenty tive per cenium ad vaiorem; glue,
five cents per pound, on gunpowder, eigh, cents
per pound copperas and gteen vtrinl, two
cents per pound; on blue X man vi,rio, or sui.
phate Of copper, four cents per pound; oil Of
vIrrIol or sulphuric acid, one cent per pound; on
almonds and prunes, three cents per pound; on
sweet oil Of almonds, nine cents per pound; on
dates, one cent per pound; curran,s, three cents
per pound; figs. two cents per pound; all nuts
not specified, except those used for dyeing, one
cent per pound; on muscatoi and bioom raisins,
eIher IN boxes or Isrs, three cents per pound
and on all other raislns, two cents per pound on
olives. thirty per centum ad vaiorem.
Third. On olive oil in casks, twenty cents per
gallon; olive salad OIL IN bottles or beiiies thirty
per centum ad valorem all other olive oil, not
salad, and not otherwise specified, twenty per
ceu,un ad valnrem; . spe rmace,i oil Of foreign
fisheries. twenty-five cents per gallon; whale or
other fish oil. sperm, OF foreign fisheries fc-
teen cents per gallon; whale bone, the product Of
foreign fisheries twelve and a half per cen,um
ad valorem, on apermaceii or wax caailcs, and on
candles Of spornaceti and combined, eight
cents per pound; iapers, thirty per cen,um
ad valoren; ialiew candles, four cents per pound;
81 thliow, one cen. per pound; beeswax, bleach
ed cor unb!eached, and shoemakers' wax, fifteen
per centurn ad vaorem on Windsor, shaving. and
all other pcrfuned or fancy soaps, wash balls,
and Castiie soap, thirty per centum I'D vaIorem;
on all other hard soaps. four cents per pound and
on all soft soap, fifty cents per barrel; marrow.
grease, and all o'her soap stocks and sosp si.fs,
ten per centurn ad valorem; on starch, two cenis
per pound. on pearl or huied barley. Two Genie
per pound; on corks, thirty per centum I'D vaIo.
REM on manufactures Of cork, twenty-five per
centum ad voorem; sponges end spunk, TWEEN
iy per centum ad vaIorem; on orengss and lem
ons in boxes, barrels. casks, and on grapes not
dried, ia boxes, kegs, or jars, twenty per ccntum
ad vaorem.
Fourth. On salt eight cents per bu shell Of fifty
six pounds; saiipetre, partially refined, ono
fourth Of one cent per pound; completely refined
two cents per pound; on bleaching powder or
chloride of lime, one cent per pound; on vinegar
eight cents per gallon; spirits of turpentine,
ten cents per gallon; on beef and pork, two cents
per pound; hams s. bacon, three cents per pound;
prepared meats. poultry game, in cases or
Otherwise. and Bologna sausages, twenty-five
per ceaturn ad yaorem; cheese, moe cents
per pound; butter five cents per pound; on lard,
three cents per pound: macaroni and vermiceIE