Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
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Broadcloths, Spanish stripe, &c.,s
from 3 chin tsun to chin 8 tsul
Narrow cloths, as long ellis, cassi,j i
Ineres, Sc, formerly classed as nar
row woollens, per chang
Camlets (Dutch) per chang
81 Camlets, per chang
Imitation camlets or bombaZette::,
per chang %
Wooden yarn,per one hundred cattfj Q
Blankets, each
All other fabrics of wool, or Of mis-
ed wool and cotton, wool and silEl
&c.. per cent ad valorem.
500 Class R.-Wines, &c.:A
81, Wine and beer, in quart bottles,p.l
one hundred
Do. in pint bottles, per one hundred , 8:
Do. in casks, per hundred .atties:: , 8
AZ CLASS 13.-Metals. !,
s. Copper, foreign, in pigs, &C., pas
one hundred catties i y:
Copper, wrought, as sheets, rocs,
&C., per one hundred catties ]. Il .: O
Iron, foreign manufactured, as a
pigs, per one hundred catties ~ "
3 Iron, manufactured, as in bars, rota,: 81
&C., per one hundred catties /: % l: 5
Lead, foreign, in pigs, or manufic-
tured, per one hundred catties j: 20 z
q Steel, foreign, of every kind, l:er:
one hundred catties 20 4:
Tin, foreign, per one hundred cattas O. 0
Tin plates, formerly not in the tat 81
per one hundred catties &c U
Spelter is only permitted to be sod,
to Government merchants.
All unenumerated metals, as zns,s
yellow copper, &c., 10 per cent cd
Class 14.-Jewelry.
Comedians, per one hundred stones. & 0
Cornelian beads, per one hundT q
catties 10 Q
CLASS 15.-Skins, teeth, horns, &c.
Bullocks' and buffalo horns, per one -
catties o
Cow and OK hides, tanned and uN.
tanned, per one hundred catties O
Sea otter skins, each $ O
u Fox SKINS large, each 0 I 5
Fox skins, small, each % q u
Tiger, leopard, and marten skins,
each 5
Land otter, racoon, and sharks sA n
skins, per one hundred IS 81 o
Beaver skins per hundred D 0.
Hare, RABBIT, and eImine skins. I;es
one hundred D
Sea horse teeth per one hunGrst.
catties I, 0
Elephants teeth, first quality,
whole, per one hundred catiies :a.4s4 . O
broken, per one hundred ca,ties 2 D O
CLASS I6--Unenumerated
All new goods, which it has rot
been practicable to enumerate herein,
duty of five per cent. ad Valoren
a Glass II.
Rice and other grain, duty free D
ontraband.-Opiunl.
SHIPPING pUEs.-These have keen hitherto
charged on tie measurement of tie. ships length
and breadth, at so much per cHA:xs,I but it is
now agreed to alter the system, ana charge ac-
cording TO the registered statement Of the num-
Der Of tons of the ships burden. n each ton,
freckoned equal to the cubic conf Of ~
town. shipping charge of 8 mace : to be levied,
and all the old charges of measurement, en-
trance, and port clearance fees, daily and month";
C. CUSHING. y
s s TS.YENG
And whereas the said treaty has beer duly
ratified on both parts, and the RESPECTIVE ratif-
cations Of the same were exchanged at Pwan
Tang, Canton, on the thirty-frst day of necem
Der, one thousand eight hundred AID forty FIVE
by James Biddle, Commander-'rSchief Of the
navel forces and Acting Minister and Commits
sioner to China of the United States Of A
me,ica, and Ke Wing, of the Itnaerial House,
general superintendent of the free. trade Of the
five ports, Governor General Of th:, two kwang
provinces, Director of the BoarG ST War, Vice
High Chancellor, a Vice iinardigsn of the Heir
apparent, Minister and Commissioner Egrtraor-
binary Of the Ia Using Empire, on the part of
their respective Governments.
Now, therefore, be it known, that l, JAMES
4. POLK, President of the United States Of A.
merica, have caused the said treaty to be made
public, to the end that the ssIae, and every
clause and article thereof, may be observed and
fulfilled with good faith by the United States
and the citizens thereof. @
In witness whereof, have heEaunto set my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed. 81 5-s e@. l& al
Done at the city of Washington, this eigh-
teenth day of April il .he year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
TsEAL. forty-six, and of the Independence Of
the said States the seveatieth.
Isl 8 sa y gs JAMES X. pOK.
By the President: @@
JAMES BUCHANAN, secretar. ST State