Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21

AMI tOh OIHEl
PURPOSES
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of J,nrosot
ny ~ ue ned states OF America Congress assen
Died That from and after tho te OF the passage Of III
act IN lieu Of the duties heretofore imn5sed Sv law,
now be- exem ngr f mentioned and on such
anu PAID on the goods wares and lie re
cou2tries the following duties and raj es Of DUTY that
say FIRST On raw sugar, commonly called musc0ya
number twelve, Dutch standard by ciaym@ boiIina
sugar cane and concentraed nolasse Vi sueSr OF Q
whtea melad9, two cents per pound; ana or
a ane raw state, above number twelve, Dutch stan
aaed yo v ad b9r or other process, and yet
whether loaf lump, crushed pulverized four cent
Ref pound On sugars after being rene when they arc
unet1Ied coored or in any adulteraed and on su
er Sa1y SIX cents per pound ON molasscs cent,
gar cane concentrated moasses or ado entered nm
of snesr nr n oasses or any other than strip
G1neeliTated melado, shall be liable to forfeiture TO the
United states On all teas, fifteen cents per nound ON
oas, dour cents per pound; sheed ALMONDS six
ton an 5oua on birthstone, crude, three dollars per
foo of al LINZ, IN ros SIX dollars per ton; on cof-
Cents 9 an KINGS four cents per pound; cocoa three
cents per pound; cocoa prepared or
peunS and on 9Tena on ehicoy root per
cents per Bound iN ca sgn bn per pound %
on cinnamon, twenty cents per popnd P pn PG o
eignt cents per pound; cayenne pepper six cents
pound curants i've cents per ne egnt cents per
pound: on o ai gu cream tartar six per
Ian ans aclu tartar emetic and rochelle salts
ael cents per pound; dates two cents Der n0nd. m,
Per pound on ginger ground i've cents Der noHnG on
root one c. nan I Juce iye cents per sound hQuorice
IVY oHc cent per pound; on mace t,,eu.
NnVe cents per pound; nuts ali kinds not ether
se PiuVlueu or TWO cents per pound; on pepper six
Uemts per p pound ON pimeno, six cents per pound; on
hanna. on rsi s per pound ON pruues. five per
s,ed Rassia hemp, forty dollars per ton; on MnIg
on Load i, e XIII 81 india twenty-five dollars per tun
hundred poundsi in Sheets two dollars and tweltyate
ground IN OIL and red lead, dollars and
cents Der one hundreT pu Oh sait IN sacks eighteen
per one hundred pounds; ash one half cent neT
Sal soda onea eent 1 soda one cent per pounds
o g per pouna on chloride Of lime thirty cents per
oe naafed pounds; on saperc, crude one cent her
piu' aehneu OF partially rehued cents per pos
cloves seventy cents per po9nd per o EaGn on oil OF
mG lWenE-nYe cents gallon ON spirits distilicd
on gum c9pal and other gums Or resinons si sons
Cents Uer nnd OF similar purposes gum copaI ten
SEC q And be il further enacted That rom and ,fto
tle DAY and year aforesaid there shall be levied coii
go, u anu PAD on me importation the articles icrenaf
aer mentioned, inc following duties, that is to saw On
aIoWIoot, twenty per eentum nd valoren; on ringcr
Preserved or picked, thirty per cent ad yalorel on
per cenium al vaoren; Oh Peruvian baK 9 wenty
i au NNlorem; on quinne thirty per centun al
au Naiorem on gunpowder thirty per ccItuin adj vao
RIM on hiSee ia aiu DOWNS thirty per centQm ad
peH leather thirty per ad vaorem; on india
rubber raw or manufactured ten per cei,tn,n nd MIA
On lhda rubber shoes and boots thirty ner ee,n
h yaioren; on ivory unmanufactured and on vesefa
Kinds IA, PEI ceutum al valorem; wines Of all
MY per eenqm al vaorem: silk In the rum moi
aieVu ~ Tue manufacture than
thrown Or orsanzine, twenty five per adj vanr
b VALUED at not over dollar per square ward
silk veivets or e1yets oy nef Gentqm ad yaore
ponent material chief value valued a. thr se G9-
per slate YARD or under, thirty per centum adj yalore
va aeI ut over three dollars per SQUARE Ward
Gentnm ad vaorem floss silks thirty Ser a Vly per
on SIX ribbons, gaoons braids friures 1ares
Sohposed Of 1nohair and SILK, sewing SIR III
gum or purified and all other manufactures Of silk, OF
which SILK shall be the component material Of chief val
loren.
goods wares ala merehandse imported IT IN ov{9nd
goods wares and merchandise cot mportcti direct rom
the place of their growth OF production, or in foreign
vessels entitled by recprocatreae to be exempt rom
be subject to pay in addition TO the duties imposed by
this act ten per centum ad vaorem Provided That this
rule shall not apply TO wares, and merchandise
imported from beyond the Cape of Good Hope in Ameri-
L. And be it further enacted That from and
the passage OF this act there shall be allowed all ar
which duties have been paid when exported, drawback,
equal in amount to the duty paid such materials and
more, to be ascertained under such regulations
shall be prescribed by the Secretary OF the Treasury
drawbacks, allowed, shall be retained for the of
the United States by the collectors paying such draw
SEC. s. And be it further enacted, That all goods,
bound United states and ali goods wares and
merchandise, deposit in warehouses public
at the date O. the of this act shall be subject
pay such duties as provided by law before and at the
time of the passage Of this act; PROVIDED, That all
goods deposited in public store bonded warehouse
after this takes effect and goes into operation if
Withdrawn theretrom, the duties thereon paid in three
months alter the same are deposited and goods designed
for exploration and consumption in foreign countries
may withdrawn by the owner at any time before the
expiration Of three years after the same are deposited,
such goods If not withdrawn in three years, be
garded as abandoned to the government and sold under
prescribe and the proceeds paid into the Treasury Pro-
vided, That.merchandise upon which the owner may
have neglected pay duties within three months from
the time of us deposit may be withdrawn and entered
for consumption at any time thin two years of the time
OF us deposit upon the payment OF the legal duties,
PROVIDED, also, THAT merchandise upon which duties
have been paid if exported foreign county, within
dence Of such merchandise having been landed abroad
to be furnished TO the collector by the importer per
cenur1 of said duties to be retained by the
SEC g. And be it further enacted, That the enti-
Treasury notes, to authorize loan, x
re- GS te on mPer ana o other
same is hereby amended, follows--that is to say,
dias and" strike liquors and liqueurs;'
Second in the same section after the word represent
duty shall be levied, collected, and paid brandy,
fixed by the description first proof but shall
be increased in proportion Tor greater strength than
clause nth, the words ION screws, washed or plated,
and q Ggp e u9 Of Iron 9 ans amy SSr % &
other metal than iron shall be inserted; Fourth sec
cents" where they first occur insert 'or less :" Firth
section thirteen article second after the word mana
section article third strike out WOOL whereyer i &C,
section fourteen, article rst after the words ten per
centum," inser. lad valOrem;" Eighth in section if-
teen, before the word yarns insert 'hempi in the
or hemp; and strike out lutte goods" and i'll lieu
thereof insert ''jute yams; Ninth, in section twenty
two strike out the words unwrought clay three dollars
per tOn Tenth in section nineteen strike
stons of glass paste. set, intended for by
Jewelers.; Eleventh. in section twenty-five strike out
compositions OF glass or PASTE when set Twelfth, i'll
section twenty three article sheathing metal strike
'yard' and insert foot
SEC l. And be it further enacted That all acts and
parts OF acts repugnant 10 the provisions this
and the are hereby repealed Provided That the
existing laws shall extend to- and be in fore, for The
collection of the duties Imposed by this act for The
prosecution and punishment OF all offences and for thd
recovery collection, distribution and remission all
fines penalties and orferes, fully eecually as
If regulation penalty forfeiture, provision clause
matter and thing that effect existing laws con-
tained had been inserted in and
SEC. And be it further enacted, That direct lax
of twenty millions of dollars be and is hereby annually
laid upon the United States and the shall be and Is
hereby apportioned to the States respectively, in
following:
TO the of DIane four hundred and twenty thou
sand eight hundred and twenty-six dollars.
To the state of New Hampshire, two hundred and |
eighteen thousand four hundred and six and two thirds
dollars.
TO the state of Vermont, two hundred and eleven |
thousand and sixty-eight dollars
To the state of Massachusetts,. eight hundred and |
twenty-lour thousand five hundred and eghtyone and
one. third dollars.
10 the of Rhode Island, hundred and six teen
thousand nine hundred and siX three and twothirds
To the state of Connecticut three hundred and eight
Thousand two hun red and fourteen dollars.
10 the state of New York, million six hundred |
third dollars.
To the state of New Jersey four hundred and and nifty
thousala one hundred and thirt y-f0ur dollars.
l9 uhs state OF pennsylvania, million nine hun
ueu ana ortysiN thousand seven hundred nineteen
and one-thrd dollars
TO the state Of Delaware, seventyfour thousand six