Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-27
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SEC. H. And be it further enacted That from and af
the day and year aforesaid there shall be levied col
ected, and paid, the importation of the articles
hereinafter mentioned the following duties, that Is
| to say: ...
of the alpaca, goat and all other animals unmanu-
tactured the value whereof at the last port place
from whence exported to the I'm ted States shall
less than eighteen cents per pound five per cent ad
yalorem; exceeding eighteen cents per pound, and
not exceeding twenty -four cents per pound, there
shall be levied, collected, and paid a duty OF three
cents per pound; EXCEEDING twenty four cents per
pound, III ere shall be levied, collected, and paid a
duty ofnine cents per pound: ProUidsd, That any
wool ofthe sheep OF hair of the alpaca the goat and
other like animals which shall be impor ed ia any
otherthan the ordinary condition not and hereto
fore practiced, or which shall be changed in char
duty or which shall be reduced in value by the adj
mixture Of dirt any foreign substance TO eighteen
cents per pound or leks shall be subject to pay du-
ty of nine cents per pound, anything in this act to
the contrary Notwithstanding: PyOUasd, ALSO, That
when wool of different qualities is imported in the
of the contents OF the bale bag package shall be
appraised by the appraisers at rate exceeding
ty-four cents per pound, it shall be charged with
duty of nine cents per pound; Pyovidsd further,
That if bales of different qualities embraced in the
invoice at the same price, whereby the average
price shall be lessened more than ten per centum,
the value of the whole shall be appraised accord ing
to the value of the bale o. the best quality, end
bale bales shall b4 5ble a less rate Of duty in
consequence OF being invoiced with wool of lower
value Provided also, That sheep skins raw upmAn-
featured, imported with the wool Oh, washed
washed shall be subject to a duty otffteen per cen
tum ad vaorem.
/ SIC 10 And be it further tnaetsd That from and
after the day and year aforesaid there shall be lev
led collected and paid importation OF the arti-
Giles hereinafter mentioned the following duties that
/ First: On Wilton Saxony Aubusson Administer
patent velv et, Tournay velvet, and tapestry velvet
carpet and carpeting, Brussels carpets wrought by
| the Jacquard machine and all medallion or v hole
carpets. valued at dollar and twenty-five cents
under per square yard forty cents per square yard
fifty cents per square yard PyOrdsd, That carpet
or off
| Iess than twenty-five per centum ad VaIorem on
or otherwise thirty cents per square yard on all
treble-ngrain and worsted-chain Venetian carpets
and carpeting twenty FIVE cents per square yard on
hemp jute carpeting, four cents per square yard
on dTuggets bookings, and felt carpets and carpet
square yard 0 n all other kinds OF carpets and
peting of wool, flax, colt ton, parts of either
or other material not otherwise speciued duty Of
/ thirty percentum ad yalorem: Pori dsd, That mate
rugs screens, covers, bassocks, bedsides and other
portions carpets Competing shall pay the rate OF
liar character; all other mats screens, hassocks
and rugs a duty of thirty per centum sd valorum
Second: On wooden cloths wooden shawls and all
manufactures OF wool of every description, made
wholly or in part of wool, not Otherwise provided
ton thereto twenty-five per ceuiuin ad valorem. on
endless belts for paper and bauketing for printing
machines, twenty-five per centum ad yalorem; on ]
aBuels valued al thirty cents or ess er ~ uAre yard
twenty five per centum ad valorem valued above tbir
II cents per square yaId and all fannes eolOred
printed, or plaided and hannels composed IN part OF
cotton silk, thirty per c~ntum al vaOremi Oh hats
! Of wool twenty per ceBtum ad yaioTem' on wooden
and orsted yarn valued hity cents aud not over
one dollar per pound twelve cents Per pound and ia
addition thereto fifteen per centum al valorera;
wooden and W'Tsted arm, va ued al over one dolar
per pound. twelve cents per pound. and in addition
thereto Is enty five per centum ad yaiorem, ON wool
en aud worried yarns. or yarns Tor carpet valued
under ffty cents per pound, and not exceeding ia
tineness number fourteen, twenty-five per centum ad
: yalorem exceeding number fourteen. thirty per
centum ad yalorem; clothing ready made. and
wearing apparel OF every description, eOmpOsed
wholly or In part of w oo made up or manu- featured
holt nr in II hV
; factureT, Twelve cents per pound, and IN adaluOn
thereto y-hye per centum adVaioreni OF blank
ef efail kinds made wholly in part DOL valued
exceeding twenty-eight cents per pound, there
shall be charged duty OF six cents per pound and
in addfi u thereto tea per centum al Valoremi on
al valued above twenty eight cents per pound, but
not exceeding forty cents per pound, there shall be
ton Thereto twenty-five per centum Rd Valorem;
all valued above forty cents per pound there shall be
| charged duty of twelve cents per pound, and in
addition thereto twenty PER Gepl , "a sf
the chief component material duty OF sixteen cents
per pound and il addition thereto twenty per cen
TbjTd. ON ali deIaines Cashmere delaines, muslin
delaines barege deIanes composed wholly orin part
/ OF wool. gray uneolored and on all other gray
or uucolorrd goodssofs similar description twentyhV
per centum adj Yalorem bunting and on all stained
/ colorei printed, and on all ether manufactures
/ of wsol, or of which WOOL shall be component ma
teria otherwise provided for, thirty per centum
ad yalOrem.
Z or printed valued fifty cents or per eqUare
! yard twenty per centum ad vaorem; valued at over
/
! thirty per centum al valorem.
SEC H. and be ~ fttrther enacted That from aud az
ter the day and year Aforesaid there shall be levied,
collected and paid the importation OF the articles
hereinafter mentioned the following duties that is TO
say.
First: ON all manufactures OF cotton not bleached,
colored, stained, Iainted, or printed, and not eX
ceeding huudFed threads TO the square inch count
ing the warp and filing. and exceeding in weight
1--WE per square yard, per quare ard
finer or lighter goods of like description not
ceeding hundred aud forty threads to the square
inch, counting the warp and filing, two cents per
square yard; goods of like description exceeding
/ one hundred and forty threads and not exceeding
two hund ed threads the square inch cOuntn the
warp and fllir G. three cents per square yard like
goods exceeding two hundred threads 20 the square
/ inch, counting the warp and filing, four cents per
square yard; all goods embraced in the foregoing
schedules if beaehed, there shall be levied collected
and paid additional duty OF one half of one cent
per square yard and if printed, painted colOred
stained there shall be levied, collected and paid
per centum in addition to the rates duty
provided in the toTeg going schedules POridCd That
upon all plain oven cotton goods not included III
the tore going schedules, and upon cotton goods of
every description, the valae OF which snail exceed
sixteen cents per square ward there shall be levied
collected and Maid dnty OF twrnty-fiye per centuIn
( sd valorem And gyOrtdsd further. That no cotton
goo having more than tw o hundred threads to the
square inch, counting the warp and filling, shall be
admitted to artess rate OF duty than il provided for
goods which OF that number of threads
second On spool and other thread OF cotton. thir-
! " per centum ad yalorem-
! Third ON shirts and drawer- or made on
| twenty five per centum al ve,orem; aud all man
ufacture- composed wholly OF cotton, bleached,
! DICacHeu, printed, p8lhttl or uEtu' hOt otDefWlse
! provided for, thirty per ceHtum adj yalOrem.
Fourth ON all brown beached linens. ducks.
I canvas paddings, cot bottoms burlap-, drills, coat
ings, brown Hollands blay linens, damasks diapers.
! crash. huckabacks, handkeTchieis, lawns other
manufactures of fax, ute hemp or of which fax
| jute. hemp. shall be the component material of
chiet ue being OF tie value OF thirty cents aud
der per square yard, Twenty-Five per centum ad yalO
! rem: valued above thirty cents per square ward
I thirty per ceIItum adj valorem; on fax or linen
threads Irvine and pack thread and ali other manu-
features Of flax or OF which flax shall be the compo-
nent material of chief value, and not otherwise pro
| yided for, thirty per centum ad yaorem.
SIC IS. and be ii further enacted, That from and af-
the day and year aforesaid, there shall be levied
collected, d paid the importation OF the articles
hereinafter mentioned the following duties that is
! to say
; First ON manufactured hemp, thirty five dol
lars per tou on Manila and other hemps OF India,
fifteen dollars per ton ue, Sisal grass hemp,
coir ami other vegetable substances enumerated
used for cOrdage, ten dollars per ton; ue butts
| five dollars per tom codilla or tow of hemp, ten