Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-23

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Re 1t enacted BY the senate and House OF Representa-
tiges OF the United states Of American Congress
bed That from and after the date OF the passage of this
act in lieu of dutes heretofore Imposed by law
the articles hereinafter mentioned and such may
now exempt from duty there shall be levied collect
in enumerated and provided Tor, imported from foreign
countries the following duties and rates of duty that is
to say; First ON raw sugar, commonly called mscoya-
do or brown sugar and on sugars not advanced above
number Twelve, Dutch standard by claying, boilmFj
clarifying or other process ana on srup OF sugar OF "t
sugar cane and concentrated nloiasses, or concch-
wss s eysH sugar. ggs when advanced beyond
the raw state, above number twelve. Dutch stan
dard by clarifying other process, and not yet re-
hned two and half cents per pound n reiined sueaS
whether loaf lump, crushed or puVerzed, four cents
tnotured coorcd or in any adulteratcd, and on s
gar candy, sx cents per pound on moasses nve ce,S
gar cane, concentrated moasses or meado entered ui
der the name of molasses or any other nane tlin su
OF sugar OF sugar cane, concentrated noinSses or
concentrated mcadc shall be liable to FORFEITURE 70 ne
almonds, cents per pound; slciled allnonus. SIN
per pOund brimstonc crude three dollars pr
ton; on birthstone, in rods, six dollars per ton OF cor
fee all kinds cents per pound; on cocoa three
per poui; cocoa leaves and cocoa shels TWO
eight cents per pound chicory root, one cent per
pD rbocoate Six cents per pound; on casa i6i
cents per pound easia buds. fifteen cents per pounds
eight per pound cayenne pepper six cents per
pound; ON cayenne pepper, ground eight cents per
nnnnd. on frtrc acid tartar emetic and rochelle salts
ten cents per pound; dates two cents per pound
figs, five cents per pounds on giner root three eeits
per pound; ginger ground, five cents per pound;
quoricc paste anu juice 1--WE cents per pound iquorce
root, cent per pound; ON mace and nutmegs, twe
y-dve per pounds of all kinds not other
wise provided for two cents per pound; pepper,
cents per pound; on pimento six cents pound;
plums five cents per pound; on prunes. FIVE cents per
pound; rasins hNe cents per pounds unmanuiac-
tured Russia hemp, forty dollars per ton; Mailla
and other hemps OF India, twenty-five dollars per ton
on lead in pigs or bars one dollar and fifty cents per
hundred pounds; in sheets two dollars and twenty-five
cents pei one hundred pounds; white leai, dry
ground III Oil and red lead, two dollars and twenty five
cents per one hundred pounds; salt sacks eighteen
cents per one hundred pounds and IN bulk twelve cents
per one hundred pounds soda ASH one half cent
pound; on harbOnate of soda, cent per pound;
sal Soda one-hai cent per pound; caustic soda,
cent per pound; on chloride of me thirty cents par
pound, refined partially refined two per pound;
spirits of turpentine, ten cents per gaon oil of
and twenty-five cents per gallon; spirits distilled
from gram, or other materials, nifty cents gallon;
on gum copal and other resinOus substances
used Tor the same or similar purposes gum copa ten
SEC. 2. And be ii further enacted Tina; from and after
the day and year aforesaid, there shall be levied,
ed and paid on the importation Of the articles hcrenaf
ter mentioned the following duties, that is say On
airowroot' twenty per centum ad vaiorem ginger,
preserved or picked, thirty per centnm ad vaorem;
lines lemons, oranges bananas and pantains, twenty
per centum al valorem; Peruvian bark fifteen per
ccn.um al Naorem; on qunine, thirty per centum ad
valorem; ON rags Of whatever material per
al valOren; on gunpowder, thirty per ccnun yau-
rem on feathers and downs thirty per centum ad val0
n m; ON laes len per centum nd valUreln
rubber, raw manufactured, per centu,n nd vao-
rem; On India rubber shoes and boots, thirty per eenn
PIE ivory ten per centum ad vaorem; wines Oi all
kinds NIFTY pereenqm ad valorem; silk in the gum
more advanced III the manufacture than single and
thrown rursanzlne. twenty five per vaore
on all silks valued at not over dollar per square yard
thirty per eetum ad valoren silks valued over
one dollar per square Yard forty eentum ad valorem
on all silk vevets vevets OF which silk is the com
ponent material chief value valued at three dollars
per square yard under thirty per valoen;
va 9e1 at over three dollars per yard forty per
centum ad vaorem floss silks, thirty per centlm ali
vaorem ON SILK ribbons galloons, bras fringes laces
tasseis onttvs button cloths, trimnlinA and silk
twist twist composed Of oair and silk sewing silk ia
gum or purified and all other silk or of
" si silt W Tue component material OF chief val
ne, not otherwle provided for, forty per ad
SEC 8 And be it further enacted, That. all articles,
goods wares and merchandise, imported r I'M bevoni
by reciprocal treaties be exempt from DISCRIMINATING
autles' Tonnage aud other charges and other articles
goods wares and OF InDorted nirecI nm,
the place Of tleir growth or productions N foreign
discriminating duties t9nage and other Srsl S o
be subject to pay, in addition the DUES nssed ~
rule shall nd apply To 90 soeas That his
OF nSE!ed rom beyond the d Good Hope in Amer
sens being gradua.er enacted That, from and after
r. 'ss9ss sd high there shan be allowed on all ar
which duties haze been paid when e2porfed Drawback
equal inrmount to the duty paid such materials and
shall he prescribed by the Secretary the Treasury
drawbSeEs so We Shall Ge re IL d r be S "
the United states by the collectors paying such draw
backs, respectively.
SEC. 5. And be it further enacted, That all goods
wares and merchandise, actually shipboard and
merchandise deposit warehouses or public stores
at the date the passage Of this shall be subject
time Of the passage Of this act Provided, That all
goods deposited IN public store or bonded warehouse
after this act takes efec. and into operation
signed for consumption in the United States be
withdrawn theretrom the duties thereon paid three
months after the deposited and goods designed
for expectation and consumption in foreign countries
may be withdrawn by the owner ut time before the
expiration Of three years the deposited
such goods ii not withdrawn in three years, re
garded as abandoned to the government and sold
such regulations the Secretary the Treasury may
preserbe and the proceeds paid into the Treasury;
ylded, That merchandise upon which the may
nave neglected 10 pay duties within three months from
sne time OF rs deposit may be Withdrawn and entered
ior at any time thin two years of the time
ol Us deposit upon the payment Of the legal dute
Provided also That merchandise upon which duties
nave been paid exported to foreign country, within
sree years shall BE- entitled to return duties proper cyl
denee fsuch merchandise having landed abroad
TO be furnished to the collector by the importer per
SEES & And be it further enacted That the act eIt-
leo An act to provide for the payment OF outstanding
the duties imports and for other purposes approved
same is hereby amended, follows-that is to say,
First in section six article first after the words u
Second il the same section after the word represent
duty shall be levied, collected, and paid on brandy,
spirits and all other spirituous beverages than that
fixed by law Tor the description OF first proof but shall
the strength OF first proof Third, in section seven
and all other screws, of iron and any other metal
shall be stricken out and the words ION screws OF any
ton twelve, article first, after the words eighteen
cents, where they first occur, insert less" Fifth
section thirteen, article second after the word 'manG
factgrer, insert except hosiery" Sixth in the same
section, article third strike out wool. wherever it oc-
ours and insert in each place "worsted; Seventh in
section fourteen article rst, after the words tcn pcr
eentum," insert lad valorem;' Eighth, in section df
same section, after the word sheetinps insert "of flax
thereof insert lutte yarns; Nint, in Section wen nisu
two strike out the words unw rought clay three dollars
per tom Tenth, in section nineteen strike out .compo
stlons of glass paste set intended Tor use by
jewelers.; Eleventh. in section twenty-five strike out
compositions o. glass OF paste. when set Twelfth iu
section tMsnythree article sheathing metal strike
SEC z And be il further enacted, That all acts and
parts Of acts rpunant TO the provisions of this
and the same are hereby repealed; Provided That
existing laws shall extend TO, and be in force for the
collection of the duties Imposed by this act for the
recovery, collection, distribution and remission Of all
fines, penalties and foreitures ully and efectuay as
matter and thing that eject in the existing laws COR
tanned had been nseredn and re-enaeed by this act
Of twenty millions ofoars be and is hereby annually
laid upon the untedStaCs, and the shall and Is
hereby apporionst to the States respectively in manner
10 tAs state Of Maine four hundred and twenty thou
TO the state of New Hampshire two hundred and
eighteen thousand four hundred and six and two thirds
TO the state Of Vermont, two hundred and eleven
TO the state of Massachusetts,. eight hundred and
twenty-ionr Thousand five hundred and eghtyone and
To the OF Rhode Island hundred and sixteen
thousand nine hundred and si&tyihree two-thirds
10 the state of Connecticut three hundred and eight
thousand two hun red and fourteen dollars
TO the state Of New York, million six hundred
and three thousand nine hundred and eighteen and
10 the state of New jersey four hundred and and y
Thousand one hundred and thirty -four dollars.
dred and frtys thousand seven hundred nineteen
TO the state OF Delaware, seventy-four thousand six
hundred and eighty three and onc-third dollars
70 the state Of Maryland four hundred and thirysx