Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

stretches for umbrellas when cut in pieces not ex-
cecding the length suitable therefor pr ctad val.
Fifth. On screws made of iron called wood /
screws, IL cents per pound: and on nIl other
screws Of iron, not specified, 30 per centun nd
vaIorem; on brass screws 30 cents per pound
on sheet and rolled brnss a duty of 80 per cen
tum al vaoren on brass battery, or hammered |
Kettles, ~ cents per pound
Sixth. On cast, shear aud German steel in bars, |
one dollar a. fifty cents per one hundred q twelve |
pounds aud on all other steel in bars two dol. |
lars and fifty cents per hundred and twelve |
pounds; on solid headed pins, and on all other |
package Plus, not exceeding five Thousand To the |
pack of twelve papers, forty cents per pack and |
in the same proportion for greater less quun.
try on pound pins, twenty cents per pound on |
sewing, ambourIDg dnruing, netting, aud knit |
ting, and all Other kinds Of needles, duty of 30 |
per centUm ad va!orem on common timed and |
jappaned saddlcry, OF all descrip ions twenty per
centun 8d valurem.
Seventh. On lnppaned ware OF ali kinds pn-
pier mache aud plated aud gilt wares OF all kinds,
mud of cutlery of all kinds, aud all udler manu-
iactures not otherwise specified made OF brass |
iron, Steel lead, copper pewter or lin, or Of which
either OF these metals is II component material, |
thirty per centum al valole Provided, That all !
manufactures of iron and slcGI other metals |
partly finished, shall pay the sune rates oiduty as
if entirely finished
Eighth. On lead in pigs and bnrs three cents
per pound; on old und scrap lead, one cent aud
half per pound; leaden pipes, lraden shot, aud
lead in sheets IN any other form, not hsrein
specified, four cents per pound on type metal d
stereotype plates, twenty five per centum al va
loren types whether new or old, twenty-five per
centum al vaoren oil copper bottoms .nl round,
aud copper bottoms raised NJ the edge, and still
bottoms cut round and turned up on the edge, ~
parts thereof& Oncopper plates or sheets weighing
more than thirty four ounces per square loot com
monty called braZiers copper, thirty per contum
ad vnlorem; OH copper rods and bolts, mails and
spikes, four cents per H., and on patent sheeling
metal composed in part of copperawo cents pr Id.
Ninth. On tin in pigs, bars or blocks, one per
centum al yalorem tin in plates or sheets, erne
plates, taggers Tin and tin foil, two and half per
| cenum al vuorcm; OF silver plated menl in
! sheets and on argentine alubata or German silver
in sheets or otherwise, unnlanulactured, thirty per
! cenum ad vaoicm; on manufactures Of German
silver bell metal zinc, and bronze, thirty per cen.
! tum ad valorem; on zinc in sheets ten per CEN
! tum ad valoren Provided That old bells or parts
thereof fit only to he manufactured shall not be
considered manuac Of bell metal, but shall
! be admitted free of duty on bronze powder
bronze liquor, iron liquor red liquor and seppia
| twenty per centum cd valoem.
Tenth. On coal one dollar aud seventy five cts.
| per ton coke or culm of coal 5 cts per bushel
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That from
and nfer the passage of this act el shall be lev
led, collected, and paid, on the importation of the
articles hereinafter menlloned the following du
| ties that is to say:
First. On all vessels wares, articles and man
! ufactures Of cut glass, when the cutting on the
article does not exceed one third the height
| length thereof a duty of twenty-five cents per
| pound when the cutting exceeds third The
height or length, but Gasa ac, exceed cne-hslf the
same, duty OF thirty-tive cents per pound when
the cutting extends 10 or exceeds one half the
| height or length thereof, duty of fortyfve cents
per pound cut glass, chandeliers, candiesIlcks,
| lustres, lenses, lamps prsms and parts of the
! M md q n r.
| EMS, used for mountgs duty of forty five
cents per pound on articles OF pluin, moulded
pressed glass, weighing over eight ounces du-
i ~ OF ten cents per pound on articles OF plaln
\ moulded oI pressed glass, weighing eight ounces
UNDER except lumhlers II duty OF twelve cents
,er pound on plain, moulded pressed tum-
Ders ten cents per pound; on all plain, moulded
or pressed glass, when sioppered, or The bottoms
ground or panied, an additional duty OF four cts.
!; per pound Provided, That al articles OF mould
ed pressed glass, being cpt, r0ughed or polished
in part or paris thereof, aud all other war
; tcles OF fnt glass not otherwise specified, shall
pay tue duty chargeahle on articles of cut glass
of the description and glass to which they may
severally belong.
/ Second. On all apoheearies' walls and bottles
r not exceeding the capacity of six ounces each,
one dollar aud seventy five cents per gross apoth-
ecarles' walls and bottles exceeding six ounces and
not exceeding the capacity OF sixteen ounces ench,
two dollars and twenty five cents per gross; on
al perluneTy aIu fancy VlhS ana DoUWS, uncut,
not exceeding the capacity OF tour ounces each,
D TWO dollars aud fifty cents per gross and those
ceeding four ounces and not exceeding III capacity
sixteen ounces each, three dollars per gross.
r Third. On black aud green glass bottles and
! jars, exceeding eight ounces, and not exceeding
in capacity one quart ehch, duty of three doars
, per gross when exceeding the capacity OF one at
each, four dollars per gross; on demllohns aud
carboys, of the capacity of half a gallon or less,
fifteen cents each when exceeding III capacity
half gallon und not exceeding three gallons each,
q duty of thirty cents each; exceeding three gal.
Ions fifty cents each.
n Fourth. On cylinder or broad window glass, not
n exceeding eight by ten inches, Two cents per
u square FOOT above thai and not exceeding ten by
d twelve inches, two und II half cents per square
/ foot above that and not exceeding fourteen 10y
ten inches three aud half cents per square foot
n above that and not exceeding sixteen by eleven
inches four cents per square foot above that aud
If exceeding eighteen by Twelve inches, five cenla
n per square foot above eighteen by twelve inches
G six cents per square foot On all crown window
S. glass exceeding ten by eight inches, three and
d half cents per square foot; above that and not
IT exceeding ten 10y Twelve inches, five cents per
5, square foot; above that aud not exceeding four
teen by inches, six cents per square foot IL
Is bove that and not exceeding sixteen by eleven
.r inches, seven cents per square foot; above that
IS and not exceeding eighteen by twelve inches
ID eight cents per square foot; and all exceeding
" eighteen by twelve inches ten cents per square
i. foot; Provided That all glass imported in sheets
Or tables, without reference TO form, shall pay the
" highest duties herein imposed on the different
is descriptions of window glass. On all polished
st plate glass, whether imported window glass or
" however otherwise specified, not svered and not
10 exceeding twelve by eight INCHES, five cents pei
square footi above that and not exceeding four
rr teen by ten inches seven cents per square foot
Id above that and not exceeding sx;esn by clever
" inches, eight cents per squire foot above that
K and not exceeding eighteen by twelve inches tel
of cents per square foot; above that and not exceed
s, ing twenty two by fourteen inches, twelve cent
10 per square foot all above twenty two by fourteen
A. inches, thirty per centum ad valofem il sivere(
r. to the duty if framed duty of thirty per cen
ium ad yalnrem: Propided Thai ON ali CYLINDER n