Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-03


ad valorem on siuare wlre, used for the
manufacture Of stre,ahels for umbrellas
whon cat ia pieces not exceeding the
length suitable therefor, twelve and d
halt per centum ad valorem.
NJ Filh. On screws made of iron, call
ed wood screws, twelve cents per pound,
! and on all other screws Of iron not spoci-
fled, thly per centum al vdlorem on
brass screws, thirty cents per pound, on
sheet and rolled brass. duty Of lhIriy
per Gantnm ad'valorem,; on brass bat
teiy, or,hammered kettle, twslye cents
per pound.
/ Sixth. On cast, shear, and, German
steel in bars, one dollar and fifty cents
per one hundred and twelve pounds antl
on all other steel in bars, two dollars aud
fifty cents per one hundred aud twelve
pounds on solid headed pins, aud all
other package pins, not exceeding five
thousand to the pack of twelve papers,
forty cents per pack and IN the same
proportion for greater or less quantity
on pound pins, twenty cents per pound,
on sewing, ta,nbouripg, danlng, netting
needles, u duty OF twenty per centum ad
vaorem (; Oh common timed, and japann.
ed saddlcry OF all descriptions, twenty
per centuln ad valoreG.
! Seventh. On japanned ware Of al
kinds, or papier mache, and plated aad
4 iii wares Of all kinds, and on cutlery o.
all kinds, and all other manufactures, no.
otherwise specified, made Of brass, iron
steel, lead copper, pewter,'or tin, or d
which either of these metals, IS n coca
ponent material, thirty per centum al
yaloren Provided That all manuiac-
tures of iron and steel, or other metals
partly finished, shall pay the same rates
OF duty as if entirely finished.
Elghlh. ,On lead, in pigs and hars
three cents per pound on old and scral
lead, ore cent and half per pound
,leaden pipes, leaGan shot, and lead IN
sheets, or IN any otbor form no! herein
f specified, four cents per pound on type
metal and stereotype plates, twenty five
per cenium ad yalorem types, whether
new orO!d, twenty-five per ccntum ao
vaorem on'coeprr boIypms cut round
and copper bottoms raistd at The edge
|, and sill bottoms cut roun1 Und lurned.uI
Oh the edge, and parts thereof, aud on
copper plates or sheets weighing more
than thirty -four. ounces per square foot
, commonly called brazicfs' copper, thirty
per cenlum ad yalorem on copper rod
aud bolts, nails and spikes, four couispe
pound, and Oh patent shealhIng me al
composed IN part Of copper, two cent
/ per pound.
Ninth. On tin in pigs, bars, or blocks
/ one por centun ad valorcm : tin III plate
OF sheets, tcrne plates, taggeis' IN, an'
tin loll, two and il half pc. 'cen,im a'
valoren ;; on silver plated metal III sheets
and on argentine, alabata, or GermaI
silver, IN sheets OF otherwise, unmanu
lacturcd, thirty per centum ad valorem
on manufactures of German silver, bel
, metal, zinc, and broMe, ihnty per ccuinn
! ad yaorem; un zinc, IN sheets, ten pc
crnluGI ad,yaorcm PrOrided, That ole
bells, or parts thereof, fit only to be re
manufactured, shall not be cOnsldrre'
manufactures of bell metal, but shall b'
admitted free of duty on bronze powder
bronze liquor, iron liquor, red liquor, AM
, seppia, twenty per cenlum ad 'alorem
Tenth. On coal, Que dollar aud seven
. ty.fye cents per ton on coke, or cuIr
, Of coal, five cents per bushel.
4 Sec. D. .4nd be IL further enacted
n That from aud after the passage oi TIN
), act, there shall be levied, collected, am
!, paid, on the importation oi the artlci"
r hereinafter mentioned, the following du
r ties :'that is to say
d FIRST. On all vessels or wares, articles
), and manufactures OF cut glass, when tn
r. cutting on the article does not excec'
II one-thrd the height or length thereof,
l. duty OF twenty-five cenis per pound
g when the cutting exceeds one-ihrd tn
IS height or length, but does not exceed on
l. half the same, duty of ihirty-hve cent
= per pound when the cutting extends L
+ or exceeds one half the height or lengi
e thereof, a duty of toriy-live cents pc
pound on cut glass chandeliers, candle
IS sticks, lustres, lenses, lamps, pilsns an
,, parts oflhe same, and on all drops, lcIcle'
's spanpes, and ornaments, used iur mount
G ings, duty of lorly-iive cents per pound
C on articles of PLAIN, moulded, or presse
=, glass, weighing over eight ounces,
1i duty al ten cents per pound on article
u of plain, moulded, or pressed glass
weighing eight ounces or under, cNcel
n tumblers, "A duty of twelve cents y,
q pound on PLAN, moulded, or press'
)t tumblers, ten cents per pound on a
= plain, moulded, or pressed glass, whe
D, stoppered, or the bottoms ground, or puI
in tied, an additional duty at four cents pt
e pound Prori led, That all Articles Z
is moulded or pressed glass, being Ct
&c roughcd, or polished, IN part or par
> thereof, and all other wares or article
\, of flint glass, not otherwise specified
m shall pay the duty charGcahlc on atiicl,
f. of cut glass of the Description ana gas
:, to which they may scycralIy belong
., Second Dn all GpothecaiIeS vlah "f
IN bottles, not exceeding the rapnchy
ol six ounces each, one dollar aud seventy
IT five cents per gross ap"hecnrIes wa
Us aud bottles exceeding siN onncos, az
not exceeding the capacity ol s'Nie'
IA ,es.so,h two dollars anu twenty III,