Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

no certificate shall be exchanged for treasury notes.
or bonds, in sums less than five hundred dollars:
And procided, further, That the authority to
issue the said treasury notes, or give the same in
payment for debts due from the United States,
Shall be limited to the thirtieth day Of june eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-two; and that the same
NAV be redeemabe at the pleasure Of the United
States at any time within two years after the pas
sage of this act; and that said notes shall cease
to bear interest after they shall have been called
in by the Secretary Of the Treasury under the pro-
visions of this act
Sec. 5. And be ii further enacted, That
from and after the first day Of April. Ammo Domi-
nj eighteen hundred and sixty.one, in lieu Of the
duties heretofore imposed by law on the articles
hereinafter mentioned, and on such as may now
be exempt from duty there shall be levied, collect
ed, and paid, on the goods, wares, and morchan-
disc herein enumerated and provided for import
cd from foreign countries, the following duties and
rates Of duty, that is to say;
First; On raw sugar, commonly called Mtseo-
yada or crown sugar, not advanced beyond the
raw state by caylng or other process and on sirup
of sugar or Of sugar cane, end concentrated mOlas-
ses, or orconcentrated melado, and on white and
clayed sugars, when advanced beyond the raw
state by claying orother process, and not refined,
three fourths Of one cent per pound; on refined,
sugars, whether loaf lump, crushed, Or puverized,
two cents perpound on sugars, after being refined,
when theyare tinctured cOlOrel or in any way
adueralel, and on sugar candy, four cents per
pound: PrOpided That all sirups Of sugar, or Of
sngar cane, concentrated moIasses or melado, en-
tered under the name of mOlasses, or any other
name than sirup oil sugar cane concentrated mo-
lasses, or concentrated, shall be liable to forfeiture
to the United Sta<es; on moasSes two cents per-
gallon; on confectionery Of all kinds, not otherwise
provided for thirty per centum ad yolorcm.
Sec. 6. And be ii further enacted, That
from and after the day and year aforesaid there
shall be levied collected, and paid, on the impor
tation Of the articles hereinafter mentioned, the
following duties, that is to say: D
First: On brandy for frst.prool, one dollar per
gallon; on other spirits manufactured Or distilled
from grain, for irstproof forty cents per gallon;
on spirits romother materials, for iTstprooI, forty
cents per gallon on cordials and liquors Of all
kinds, fifty cents per gall0D on auack absynthe,
kiIschenwasser, ratada and other similar sprtu-
Gus beverages not otherwise provided for, fifty
cents per gallon; on bay rum, twenty-five cents
per gallon; Prsoided, That tne duty upon brandy
spirits, and all other splrtuous beverages herein
enumerated, shall be collected upon the basis OF
Grstproof, aud SO ia proportion for any greater
strength than the strength Of lirstproot on wines
Of all kinds forty per centum ad yalorem: Pr0ci'
ed That all limitations Of brandy or spirits, or Of
any of the said Wines and all wines imported by
! any names whatever, shall be subject to the duty
provided for the genuine Article with it is intend
ed to represent; Provided, further, That brandes
or other spirituous liquors may be imported ID
bottles, when the package shall contain not less
: than one dozen, and all bottles shall paya separ.
ate duty according to the rate established by this
act whether containing wines, bnndes or olhel
spirituous liquors, subject to duty as herenbelOrC
{ mentioned; on ale, porter and beer in bottles
c twenty-five cents per gallon; otherwise than il
bottles fifteen cents per gallon; on all spirtuou'
liquors not enumerated, thirty-three and onethirC
8 per eentum ad vaorem.
Second; On cigars Of all kinds, valued at fyt
|, dollars Or under per thousand, twenty cents pc
4 pound; over five dollars and not over ten, fort,
cents per pound; and over ten dellars sixty cent
+ per pound, and in addition thereto ten per centun
Q ad yaorem on snuff ten cents per pound; on Nh
il manufactured tobacco, in leaf twenty-five per cen
tum ad valorem.
d Sec. 7, And be ii further enacted, Tha
3 from and after the day and year aforesaid ther
4 shall be levied, collected, aud paid, on the impol
Il tation of the articles hereinafter mentioned th
0 following duties, that is to say:
First On bar-iron, rolled or hammered conn
u rising flats not less than one inch, or more tina
d seven inches wide, nor less than one quarter Of a
it inch or more than two inches thick; rounds, no
al less than onehali an inch or more than four inche
e in diameter and squares not less than Onehalf a
d inch or more than four inches square, fifteen do
lie lars per ton; PROVIDED That all iron in slab
10 blooms, loops Or other forms, loss finished tina
lr iron in bars and more advanced than pgiron, o.
rt cept castings, shall be rated as iron in bars an
70 pay duty accordingly: AND PROVIDED, FuRTHE
That none Of the above iron shall pay less raj
II Of duty than twenty per centum ad yaarem; 0
"a all iron imported in bars for railroads or incline
n. planes made to patterns and fitted to be lai
10 down upon such roads or planes without furtht
ID manufacture and not exceeding six inches hig
II twelve dollars per ton; on boiler plate iron twent
Ia dollars per ton; on iron wire drawn and ilnshe
n not more than onefourth of one inch in diamet,
ii nor less than number sixteen wire gauge, seyen
or five cents per one hundred pounds and fifteen p
ot centum ad vaorem; over number sixteen and n,
ii. over number twenty-five wire gauge, one doll
ch and fifty cents per one hundred pounds and in a
n dition fifteen per centum ad valOrem over Or fin
ho than number twenty five wire gauge two dolla
nd per one hundred pounds and in addition flteC
ia per centum ad valorem; on all other description
or ofrolled or hammered iron not otherwise prOvid
or for, twenty dollars pei ton.
ed Second: On iron in pigs six dollars per to
Try on vessels Of cast-ron not otherwise provided Il
ID, and on sadirons tailors and hatters irons stov
to and stove plates one cent per pound, on cast.ir
IN steam gas and water pipe fifty cents per one hu
ue dred pounds; on cast.iron butts and hinges tV
,at cents per pound on hollow ware glazed or tnnt
ay. two cents and half per pound; on all other ca
in. ings of iron not otherwise provided for, TWEEN
by FIVE per centum ad valorem.
nd Third; On old scrap iron, six dollars per tc
or Provided, That nothing shall be deemed old ir
he that has not been in actual use and ft only to
gu. remanuactured
*. Fourth: On band and hoop iron, slit rods I
or otherwise provided for twenty dollars per ton;
The cut nails and spikes, one cent per pound; on r
m. cables or chains, orparts thereof, and anvis,
Iho dnllar and tvantv.hve rAnta ner ona hundl