Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

castings of iron not otherwise specified,
one cent per pound on glazed or tin
hollow ware and castings, sad irons or
irons, hatter's and tailors'
pressing irons, and cast iron butts or
hinges, two cents per pound on iron or
steel wire not exceeding No. IA, four cents
per pound, and over No. Ia, and not cx-
ceeding No. 25, six and one-half cents per
pound, over No. 20, eight cents per
pound silvcred or plated ware, 80 per
cent. ad yalorem brass or copper wire,
% per cent ad valorem; cap or bonnet
wire covered with silk, ten cents per
pound when covered with cotton or other
material, seven cents per pound on round
or square iron or braziers' rods OF three
sixtecnths to ensixteenths Of an inch in
diameter, inclusive, and iron in nail or
spike rods, or nail plates, slit, rolled, or
hammered, and on iron in sheets, except
taggres iron, and on hoop iron. and on
iron slit, rolled, or hammered, for band
iron, scroll iron, or easement rods, iron
cables, or chains, or parts thereof, manu-
tacturcd in whole or in part, OF whatever
diameter, the links being Of the form Pc
cuiar to chains for cables, two cents per
pound and on all other chains Of iron
not otherwise specified, the links being
either twisted or straight, and when
straight of greater length than those used
in chains for cables, 80 per cent. ad
valorem; on anchors or parts Of anchors,
manufactured in whole or IN part, anvils,
blacksmiths hammers and slcdgos, two
cents per pound on cut or wrought-iro n
spikes, two cents and onc-half per pound .,
and OH wrought.iron nails or axletrecs, or
parts thereof, mill iron and mill cranks of
wrought.iron, or wrought-iron for ships,
locomotives, and steam engines, or iron
chains other than chain cables, and on
malleable iron or castings, three cents per
pound ; on steam, gas, or water tubes or
pipes made of band or rolled iron, four
cents per pound ; on mill saws, cro's-cut
saws, and pit saws, eighty cents each; on
tacks, brads, and sprigs, not exceeding
sixteen ounces to the thousand, four cents
per thousand, exceeding sixteen ounces to
the thousand, four cents per pound; on
taggcrs' iron, five per ccntum ad valorem,
proy.d ID that all articles partially manu-.
tacturcd not otherwise provided for shall
pay the same rate of duty as ii who ly
manufactured. And provided also, that
no articles manufactured from steel, sheet
rod hoop, or other kinds of iron, shall
pay less rate Of duty than is chargea.
! BILE OH the material of which it is compo.
scd in whole Or in part, paying the high.
est rate of duty either by weight or value,
and duty of ID per centum ad valorem
Oh the cost of the article added thereto
On all old or scrap iron eight dollars pei
/ ton, provided that nothinr>shall be deem
ed old iron that has not been in actua
use, and fit only to be re manufactured
aud all pieces Of iron, except old, of NOR,
than SIX inches in length, or of sufficient
length to be made into spikes and bolts
shall be rated as bar, bolt, rod or hool
iron, as the case may be, and pay duty
accordingly: Provided, also, that al
vessels OF cast iron, and all castings o
iron not rough, CT from the mould bu
partially manufactured after the casting
Or with handles, rings, hooks, Or Other
additions of wrought iron, shall pay the
same rates Of duty herein imposed ON all
other manufactures of wrought iron moi
herein enumerated, if that snail amount
t, more than the duty on castings Oh
musicts, one dollar and twenty. FIVE cent,
per stand rifles, two dollars each ol
axes, lies, hatchets, plane irons, ,ockc
isis, vices, drawing knives, cuttin,
knives, sicklcs, or reapng hooks, scythes
shovcls, squares of iron or steel, platct
or polished, steel sad llcry and bras
saddlcry, coach and harness furniture o
all descriptions, steclyards, and seal,
beams, and all firearms other than mus
kets and rifles, and all side arms, 30 pei
centum ad valorem. On square wire
used for the manufacture of strotchcr
for umbrellas, when cut in pieces not ex
cecdng the length suitable therefor, l:
per centum ad valorem. On screws mad
of iron, called wood screws, ten cents pei
pound, and on all other screws of iron no
specified, 30 per ccntum ad valorcm; oil
brass screws, twenty five cents per pound
} on sheet and rolled brass duty of 30 pc
) centum ad valorem on brass battery o
hammered kettles, ten cents per pound
on cast, shear, and German steel, in bars
one dollar and twenty-five cents per hun
dred and twelve pounds; and on all othe
steel in bars, two dollars per one hundred
and twelve pounds OH solid headed pin
and all other package pins not cxceedin,
five thousand to the pack of twelve pa
pers, thirty cents per pack; and in thu
same proportion for greater or less quau
tity; ON pound pins, fifteen cents pc
pound on sewing, tambouring, darning
netting, and knitting, and all other kim
of needles, duty Of 20 per centum az
valorem; on common timed, and japan
ned saddlcry of all descriptions, 20 pc
/, centum ad valorcm; on japanned ware O
all kinds, or paper mache and plated an,
, gilt 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 o
which either OF these metals is a compo
: nent part, 30 per centum ad valorem
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