, 1844-04-03

N.A
in casks or bottles. sixty cents per gallon;
on champaign wines, forty cents per gale
Ion; on port, Burgundy, and claret wines,
liz bottles, thirty five cents per gallon; on
port and Burgundy wines, IN casks, fl.
teen cents per gallon; on Tenerife wines,
in casks or bottles, twenty cents per gal.
lon; on claret wines, in casks, six cents
per gallon, on the white wines, not emu.
meraied, Of France, Austria, Prussia, and
Sardinia, and Of Portugal and its posses.
sions, IN casks, seven and o hull. cents
per gallon; in bottles, twenty cents per
galloDj on the red wines, moi enumerated,
Of France, Austria, Prussia and Sardinia,
and Of Portugal and its possessions, in
casks, six cents per gallonj in bottles,
twenty cents per gallon onths white and
red wines Of Spain, Germany, and tho
Mediterranean, not enumerated, in casks,
twelve and a half cents per gallon, in
bottles, twenty cents per gallon;on Sici.
", Madeira or MARSHA wines, in casks
twenty five cent? per gnlloni
ID dVhsr wines, ofSicily, inacasks or bot
ties, fifteen cents per gallon, on all other
wines, not enumerated, and other than
those Of Frame, Austria, Prussia, and
Sardinia, and Of Portugal and lie possess
sions, when in bottles, sixty five cents
per gallon; when in casks, twenty five
cents per gallon. Provided, That nothing
herein contained shall be construed or
permitted 10 operate 90 as to Interfere
with subsisting treaties with foreign ma.
lions; Provided further, That all imita-
tions Of brandy or spirits, or Of any of the
said vines; and all wines imported by aay
name whatever, shall DO subject to the
duty provided for The genuine article,
andto the highest rate Of duty applicable
to the article Of the same name: And
prouided further. That whom wines are
/ imported in bottles, the bottles shall pay
, a separate duty, according 10 the rate 60.
3 iablished BY this act. On cordials and
: liquors ofall kinds, sixty cents per gal.
lon; on arrack, ~absynthe, Kirschen was.
r ser. %rataia, aud other similar spirituous
4 beverages, not otherwise specified, sixty
r cents per gallon; IN ale, porter and beer,
in bottles, twenty cents per gallon, other
wise than in bottles, fifteen cents pei gal.
q loni on tobacco, in leaf, or unmanuihc-
!. tared, twenty per centum Cd valorem,
on cigars Of all kinds, forty cents per
: pound; on snuff, twelve cents per pound;
manufactured tobacco, other than snuff
and cigars. ten cents per pound.
.r SEC. O. And be il further sndcisd,
Q That from and sitter the passage Of this
|, act, the following articles shalt be OK.
e empt from duty, namely: I'd
2 First. All articles imported for the use
8 o the United SIates.
r. Second. Al goods, wares, or merchan>
disc, the growth, produce, or manufac.
\ lure Of the United States, exported to q
g. foreign country, and brought back to the
United States, and books, and personal
ID and household effects, moi merchandise,
Of citizens of The United States dying a.
ID broad.
Ell Third. Paintings and ,tatuary, The
production Of American artists residing
N abroad.
Fourth. Wearing apparel in actual
o. use, and other personal effects, moi mer-
70 %chandlse, professional books, Instruments.
.r implements, and tools Of trade, occupation
or employment, of persons arriving in tho
ld Fifth. Philosophical apparatus, instru.
menls, books, maps and charts, statues,
siatuary, busta aud casts, Of marble,
bronze, alabaSter, or plaster Of paris,
k, paintings, drawings, ~engrsvings, etchinV',
specimens Of sculpture, cabinets of coins.
10 medals, gems, and all other collections Of
i. antiquities, provided the same be special
Id ly imported in good faith for the use of aDy
society Incorporated or established fol
philosophical or literary purposes, or for
The encouragement Of the fine arts, or for
pt The use and by 1.-THE order Of any college.
academy, school, or seminary Of learning
in the United Sta,es,
OF Sish. Anatomical prepai ations, model,
m OF machinery, and Of other inventions
err and improvements in the artsi specimens
nd in natural history, mineralogy, and DO.
r. tanyi trees, shrubs. plants, bulbs, OF
roots. and garden seeds, not otherwis,
US specified; berries, nuts, and vegetables,
L, fused Priucipaity IN dyeing or composing
id dyes; all dye woods in stick; whale and
On other fish oils Of American fisheries, and
K all other articles the produce Of said FISH,
sriesI animals imported for breed, fish,
i'm fresh caught. imported for daily con,
or sumpiicni fruit, groen or ripe, from the
,e. West Indies, Ia bulk; tea and coffee, when
NJ imported in American vsscls from III,
va place Of their growth or p. DEDUCTION.
in. SsUsath. Adhesive felt for sheathinr
s vessels alcornoqne, aloes, anIimony erudI
), ergol, assafpetidR, ava-root, barilla, bark b
cork tree manufactured; bells or bel
metal, old and only ct to be remanufae
"a tured, or parts thereO6 and chimes Of bells
fo- brass in pigs or bars, and old brass onl,
Der fit to be femanufactured; Brazil wood
ll- cruds birthstone and -four Of sulphsI
nj. bullion, bur stones %unwronght. canihar
III. ides, chalk, clay unwrougSt, cochineal
Do. coins of gold and silver, copper impor;e,
in any shape for the use of tho mint; cor