The North-Carolina standard., 1843-07-26
TARIFF OF DUTIES

- and approved by the President, IN Aug; ls42'
Wool, coarse, unmanufactured, worth
els or under at place of exporta-
tion, pr Ct
Wool, all other unmanutactured, cts.
per pound, and 80 per cent ad val.
IF wool is mixed, it shall all be ap-
praised at the value of the finest
kind
Carpeting, Wilton, Saxony, and Au-
busson pr. So yard, 65 cts
Brussels and Turkey, do SIS "
Venetian and ingram, do 80 &c
all other, SO pr. ct
Woollen Blankets, worth not more
than Is cts. each, and not larger
than y by So, nor less than As by
60 inches Is pr. ct
Other Woollen blankets, 25 do
Hearth rugs, 40 do
WoolIen and worsted yarn, 80 do
do. do gloves,
caps, and hosiery, 30 do g,
WoOllen fannels, bookings, and
baizes pr. 50. yard, IA cts
Goats hair or mohair, nnmanu- -
factured, per lh. l ct
do. manufactures, 20 pr CT
! Coach laces, 35 do.
Ready-Inade clothing. SO do.
Other articles worn by persons, ex-
cept those otherwise specified, 40 do.
(: cotton, araa' or .rirnlniins, 20 do:
q tasseIs, knots, &c. of gold or
silver, Is do
Articles embroidered in gold or silver, 20 do.
Articles made up as clothes. SO do.
Combed wool or worsted naanufac-
tures not otherwise specified, and
combined worstAd and silk, 80 pr. ct.
Woollen manufactures not mentioned
above. 40 do.
CoyLon t,nrnanI1factured. DeT lb 3 cts.
Cotton manufactures, not otherwise
specified, 80 pr. ct,
Prouided, that cottons not printed and
worth not more than 20 els pr. So
ward. shall be valued at 20 cts.S
printed cottons, worth net more
than 80 cts shall be valued at 80
cts; velvets, moleskins fustians
&C. worth not more than>35 cts.
shall be valued at So cts
Cotton twist, yarn and thread, 20 pr. ct.
Provided, that twist, &c. uncolored
and worth less than go cts pr. ID.
shall be valued at 60 cts, If color
ed and worth less than Is cts, it
shall be valued at IS cts. All 9TH
er cotton twist, &c. shall pay du-
tv of 80 pr. ct.
six boiling cloths. 20 pr. CT
All other silk manufactures, not 9TH
erwise specified per lb. OF 10 oun- 80 20
Sewing silk silk twist &c. So pr lb.
Pongees and plain white silks, 81 90.
Floss and similar silks. ready for
manufacture, - pr. ct
Silk umbrellas, parasols, &c. 81 DO
Sill, shirts and drawers. 40 do.
Silk caps and articles of apparel,
made up wholly or in part by
hand 81 DO.
Silk or satin shoes and slippers, per 80
pair, 81 Gus.
silk or satin shoes for children per
pair, 10
silk OF satin boots and bootses, per
silk f' or satin boots for children, per
pair,
Mems silk hats, each 81
Women's silk hats or bonnets, each
Hemp, unmanufactured, per ton, 40
Hemp Manila, and other India, per =
Codilla, or tow of hemp and fax, per %
ton ~
Cables and cordape. tarred, pr. lb. cts.
Gables and coFdage, untarred, pr TO- At :"
Yards, twine and packthread, pr. h.
Seines, per lb.
Cotton bagging, pr. So yard,
Other manufactures, for same use as
cotton bagging, gunny cloth, &c :,
per So yard,
Sail duck, per So. yard,
Russia and other sheetings, 25 pr ct.
All other hemp manufactures, 20 do.
T linens and fax manufactures IS do. 1,
Grass cloth. Is do
Unmanufactured fax, per ton, $50
Oil cloth, printed or painted, per So
yard, % cts
on .or e.o.n - ,sTds : - .zs is g
III clotS Sgott,er. gtt1 pr. SO. ward, 10 g
on S,J'N = , l24 g
r7,,Sor S,1 mating and mats 25 pr. ct
I,os bars and bolts, not rolled, per AR
ton,