Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-22

Rc n enacted by the and House of Representa-
6led That and after tho date OF the passage Of this
act in lieu of the duties heretofore Imposed ny law on
the articles hereinafter MENTIONED and such
now exempt from duty, there shall be levied collect
ed and paid the goods and merchandise here
in enumerated and provided 1or imported from foreign
countries following duties and rates of duty that is
do or brown sugar and on sugars not advanced above
number twelve, Datch standard, by caying, boiling
sugar cane and concentrated niolasses, concc-
trsted melad9 two cents per Pound; and ,so, o9
the state. above number twelve. Dutch stat
darl by clarifying other process and not yet re-
dned two and half cents per pound; refined sugars.
whether loaf lump, crushed OF pulverzed four cents
unctured colurcd any adulterated and on SUI
gar candy six cents per pound; on mOlasses ve cents
per gallon; Provided. That all srups OF sugar or Of su
gar cane moasses melado, entered I'M
der the uf moasses, any other name than strip
of sugar or OF sugar cane coneen'Ihtru n9lsses' or
concentrated mcladc shall be liable TO forfeiture TO the
United States on all teas fifteen cents per pound on
almonds, four cents per pouud shelled ALMONDS. SIX
cents pound; ON birthstone crude three dollars per
birthstone, in rolls SIX dollars per ton; on COZ
fee, OF all Kinds Tour cents per pOund on cocoa trte
ger pouni leaves and cocoa shells two
eight cents per pound; on chc5ry root, per
pound; and ehicory ground, lwo cents per pound;
cents per pSaud casia buds fifteen cents per pound
on cinnamon, twenty cents per pound; on cloves, |
eight cents per pounds pepper six cents per
pound; on cayenne pepper, ground, eight cents per
three cents per pounds cream tartar. six cents per
pounds ararc acid tartar emetic and rochelle salts,
ten cents per pound; on dates two cents per pounds
gs, cents per pound; on ginler root, three eeit
per pound; ginger, ground, five cents per pound
root, one Cert per poune on mace and nutnegs twei
tyve cents per pound; rut Of all kinds not other
wise provided Tor two cents per pound on pepper six
cents per pound; on pmento six cents per pound; on
pums five cents per pound; on pruues five cents per
pound on raisins e cents per pound; on unmanuta'l
tured Russia hemp, forty dollars ton; on Manila,
and other hemps OF India, twenty-five dollars per ton;
on lead, pigs bars dollar and fifty per
hundred pounds in Sheets dollars and twenty-five
ground in oil. lead two dollars and twenty five
cents per one hundred pounds SALT in sacks eighteen
nd in ftNR grr1fS
per one hundred p0uds on soda ash, one half cent per
pound md on OF soda one cent per pound on
cent per pound; on chloride OF lime, thirty cents per
one hundred pounds; saltpetre, crude cent
pound refined partially refined, two cents per pound
spirits OF turpentine, ten cents per gallon; oil OF
cloves, seventy cents per pound; brandy, dollar
and twenty-five cents per gallon; on spirits distilled
from gram or other materials fifty cents per gallon
on gum copal and other gums resinous substances
used Tor the same or similar purposes gum cOpa ten
sEc2 And be IL further enacted That from and after
the day and year aforesaid there shall be levied collect
ter mentioned, the following duties that is TO say On
airowroot twenty per centum ad vaiorem; ginger,
preserved or pekled thirty per centm ad valorem; on
lines. lemons oranges, bananas and pantans twenty
per centum ad valorem; Peruvian bark, fifteen per
yalorem; on rags of whatever MATERIAL ten per
al yaiorem; on gunpowder thirty per ccntum ad vao-
rem; on feathers and downs thirty per centum vaU-
rem; on hides Ten per cenium ad valUrem on sole and
rubber raw or manufactured, per ad valo-
rem; On India rubber shoes and boots thirty per
ad vaorem: ON ivory unmanuiacured, and on vegeta.
BILE ivory, ten per centum ad vaorem wines all
kinds nifty per ccntum ad valorem; silk in the gum
thrown or urganzine twenty Ave ner cennm nj yaloren
tby ne1 etn a, not dollar PeT square yard
one dollar per square Yard rtv per nd valere
ponent material or CHIEF value valued at three dollars
per square yard or UNDER thirty per centum ad vaorem
ueu three dollars snuare ward forty nor
centum nd vaorem; on floss silks thirty per centm All
vaorem on SIX ribbons. galloons brais ingcs ace,
twist, twist composed of moba and silk sewing silk in
gum or purified and ali other ~ mn f
nfp ipf vnl-
otherwi provided for Iorty ner centnm ad va
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted That all srcIes
fSs wares and nereLando Imported ff5m beyond
by reciprocal treaties to from discriminane
duties, Tonnage, aurfher rharees ami other artices
gooas, wares merchandise OF Imported direct from
me place % t1rir nroSvt or nrodnction ar in oreigm
dnties taDs snd , !" " lfv
be sillject 10 nav in addtan 70 the duties ,rnoed IN,
rule shall not apply TO goods wares and merchandse
imported from beyond the Cape Good Hope in Ameri
SEC T. And be it further enactt d. That from and after
ticles Wholly maDafsctared OF ,naIaIs imnor T ar
which duties have been paid when ported drawback
equal in amount to the iutv maid on sHch ami
no more to be ascertaned under s1ch reeuIations az
shall prescribed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury
Provided That ten per oentum the amount of ali
allowed shall be retained for the use of
the United States by the collectors paying such draw
SEC s. And be it further enacted That all goods,
bound for the United and all goods wares and
deposit warehouses or public stores
at the date the of this shall
pay such duties as provided by law before and at tho
time of the passage OF this act: Provided That all
after this act takes effect and goes operation if de-
signed for c9nsumption in the United States must be
after the same are deposited and sops desane
for expectation and consumption in foreign countries
expiration q three years after the same deposited
garded abandoned to the government and sold under
such regulations as the Secretary of the Treasury may
prescribe and the proceeds paid into the reasurv: PRO
vided, That merchandise upon which the owner NAV
have neglected 10 pay duties within three months
the time of its deposit may be withdrawn and entered
for consumption any Wthn two years of the time
OF us deposit upon the payment OF the legal duties
with an addition of twenty five per centum thereto:
PROVIDED also, That merchandise upon which duties
nave peen paid II exported TO foreign country within
three years shall be entitled TO return duties proper ev
oence OF sneh having been landed abroad
to be furnished to the collector by the importer one per
centun OF SAID duties to be retained by the government
SEc e. Ana be Il further enacted That the act emit
.ed AN act TO provide for the payment OF outstanding
Treasury notes. to authorize loan, to regulate and fix
NE a9es on and Ior other purposes approved
arch two eighteen hundred and sxty-one, be and ;he
same is hereby amended, as followsthat is to say,
tials and" strike out liquors and insert liquears
Second IN the same section after the word represent
insert also mat no lower rate or amount OF
1uty sha be levied, collected, and paid brandy,
pirts and all other prtu0us beverages than that now
liked by law Tor the description OF first proof but shall
increased in proportion for greater strength than
he strength first proof; Third, I'm section seven
clause hfth, the words ION screws washed plated,
hail be stricken out and the words ION screws. Of any
,ther metal than iron, shall be inserted; Fouith
ents, where they rst occur insert 'or less Fifth
ecton thirteen, article second, after the word 'manu
acturer, insert except hosiery; Sixth in the same
ection article third strike out wool wherever it
ection fourteen article rst after the words ten per
entum,'' insert lad valorem; Eighth in section fif
Gen. before the word yarns insert ''hemp;' in the
anne section after the word sheetings insert of fax
r henp;' and strike out "jute goods" and in lien
hereof insert lutte ynrns;' Ninth in section twenty
wo strike ont the clay three dollars
TOM; Tenth in section nineteen strike out ''compo-