Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-31


Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
bed That and after the date OF the passage Of this
act in lieu Of the duties heretofore imposed by law on
The articles hereinafter mentioned, and on such may
exempt from duty there shall be levied collect
ed and paid, the goods wares and merchandise here
in enumerated and provided Tor, imported from foreign
countries the following duties and of duty, that
saw First, ON raw sugar, commonly called muscova-
do brown sugar ana ON sugars not advanced above
number twelve, Duteh standard, by clayg, boiling,
Clarifying other process, and sirup sugar Of
sugar cane and concentrated molasses, concci,-
White and esyed sugar when advanced beyoEd
the raw state, above number twelve, Dutch stan
fined two and half cents per pound; On refined sugars,
whether loaf lump crushed, or pulverized fur cent;
nctured, colored, or in any aduterated and on S-
per gallon Provided That ali sirups Of sugar or
concentrated molasses melado, entered I'M
der the of moasses any other than strip
of sugar of sugar cane concentrated mOhsSes, or
concentrated meladt shall be liable to forfeiture 10 the
United States On all teas fifteen cents per pound; on
almonds, tour cents per poundi sheled alnonus slA
ton; on brimstone IN rolls, SIN dollars per tons on co
fee Of all kinds four cents per pound on cocoa three
eight cents per pound; chicory root, cent per
On chocolate, six cents per pound; on casia, ten
cents per pound; casa buds fifteen cents per pound;
eight cents pound; cayenne pepper six cents per
pound; on CAYENNE pepper, ground eight cents PEI PER
three cents per pound; cream tartar six cents per
pound tartaric acid tartar emetc and rochelle salts,
ten cents per pound dates cents per pound; ON
ngs hye cents per pound; on gnter root udSe fei rs
Quorice paste and juice five cents pound quoriee
root cent per pound; on mace and nutmegs, TWEEN
wise provided for cents per pound pepper, sx,
cents per pound pimento six cents per pound; on
pound; raisins. fl cents per pound unmanulac
ured Russia hemp forty dollars per toni on Manila,
on lead in pigs or bars dollar and fifty cents per one
hundred pounds in sheets. two dollars and twenty-five
cents pei one hundred pounds; white ead, dry
ground in oil and red lead two dollars and twenty five
cents one hundred pounds on salt IN sacks eighteen
one hundred pounds and in bulk twelve cents
per hundred pounds soda ASH one half cent per
sal soda, one-haf cent per pounds on eausc soda one
cent per pound; chloride OF lime thirty cents per
hundred pounds; salpctre, crude one cent per
pound refined or partially refined two cents per pound
cloves seventy per pound; brandy one dollar
and twenty-five cents gallon; on spirits dstled
from gram other materials fifty cents per gallon;
gum copal, and other gums resnous substances
used for the same or similar purposes eopa ten
SEC, And be it further enacted That and after
the day and aforesaid there shall be levied collect
ed and paid on the importation of the articles herena
ter mentioned the following duties, that to say On
atrowroot, twenty per eentum ad valorem; on ginger
preserved or picked thirty per centlm ad vaorem
lines, lemons, oranges bananas and plantans, twenty
centum ad valorem: on Quinne. thirty per centum adj
vaorem; on rags of whatever material ten per cent9
ad vaorem; on eunpowder, thirty per ccntum ad vaO
rem; feathers and downs thirty per adj vaO
rom; on hides ten per cenIm ad valorem on sole and
bend leather, thirty per centum ad vaorem; India
rubber, raw or manufactured, ten per eentum ad vaO
On India rubber shoes and boots thirty cenm
ad valorem; on ivory. manufactured and vegeta
BILE ivory, ten per centum ad valorem wines OF all
kinds NIFTY ad vaorem; on silk in the gum not
more advanced in the manufacture than single tram and
thrown or organzne twenty five ad valorem
all silks valued at not dollar per square yard
thirty per eentum al valorem; all silks valued
on ali silk veyet or velve.s Of W6c6 SIX u he eo
ponent material chief value, valued at three dollars
per yard or under thirty per cenum valorem
ued at over three dollars per Square yard forty per
centum ad yai9rem on floss silks thirty per centqn al
tassels, buttons, button cloths, trimming and on silk
twist, twist composed of mOhair and silk sewing silk in
of IT nj
which silk shall be the component material of chief val
ne, not otherwise provided for iorty per centum
loren.
goods, wares and merchandise, imported from beyond
the Cape of Good Hope III foreign vessels not entitled
dutes Tonnage and other charges, md other artcles
goods, wares and merchandise OF imR direct from
Vessels entitled by Reciprocal rses e&p ioreig
be subject to pay in addition duties imposed ~
this act per centum ad valorem; Froviden That t
rule shall apply to goods, wares and merchauls
imported from beyond the Cape of Good Hope IN Aer'
SEC And be it further enacted, That from and alle
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equal in amount to the duty paid terals and
no more to be ascerained under such regulations
shall be prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury
froy,aed That Ten per centpm on the amount of al
the United States by the collectors paying draw
backs, respectively.
SEC. 5. And be it further enacted, That all goods
wares and merchandise, actually on shipbOard and
bound for the United states and all goods wares and
merchandise, deposit in warehouses public
at the date Of the passage of this act shall be subject to
time of the passage Of this act Provided, That all
goods deposited in public store or bonded warehouse
signed for consumption in the United States must
withdrawn therefrom, the duties thereon paid three
months after the same are deposited and goods designed
or expectation and consumption in foreign countries
may DC Withdrawn by the owner at time before the
expiration Of three years after the deposited
such goods if not withdrawn in thee years,
garded as abandoned to the government and sold
such regulations the Secretary of the Treasury may
prescribe and the proceeds paid into the Treasury
vlded, That merchandise upon which the owner NAV
have neglected 10 pay duties within three months from
the time of its deposit be withdrawn and entered
LOT consumption at any time within two of the time
OF its deposit upon the payment of the legal duties
WIN an addition OF twenty-five per centum thereto
PROVIDED also, That merchandise upon which duties
nave been paid If exported to foreign country, within
three years shall BE- entitled duties proper ev
oence OF SUCH merchandise having been landed abroad
70 pc furnished to the collector by the importer per
SEC g. And be it further enacted, That the act emit
LED An act to provide for the payment of outstanding
he duties on imports and for other purposes approved
March two, eighteen hundred and sfxtyoDe be
lrst in section six article first after the words lin
second in the same section after the word represent
nser Provided, also, That no lower rate amount OF
prs and all other spirituous beverages than that
xed by law for the description first proof but shall
he strength Of rst proof; Third. in section seven
ause NTH, the words ION screws, washed plated
md al other screws, Of iron and other metal
hall be stricken out, and the words ION screws any
ter meta than shall be inserted Fou
ents where they first occur insert or ess;" Fifth
III
ection article third, strike out woo wherever
eccn fourteen article sfe aer the words @ ne
entuIn insert lad valOrem;'' Eighth in section ff
anne section, after the word sheeinys insert "of fan
I nenp; ana strike out lutte goods, and in lieu
wo strike out the words unwrough clay three dollars
er ton Tenth, in section nineteen strike ont conpo
eweers Eleventh. in section i sr use o 0y
compositions OF glass paste. when set;'' Twelfth iu
yard" and insert foot" N"'
SEC And be it further enacted, That all acts and
and the same hereby repealed: Provided That the
existing laws shall extend to- and be in for the
collection of the duties Imposed by this act for the
and punishment all offences and for tbd
recovery collection. distribution and remission of ali
ines penalties and oreitures fully eflectuay as
every regulation, penalty, forfeiture provision clause
natter and thing TO that effect in the existing con
aned mad been inserted In and reenacted by this act
SEC And be it further enacted, That direct tax
y twenty millions Of dollars be and hereby annually
ald upon the United States and the shall and is
lerety apporoned to the States respectively manner
To the of Maine four hundred and twenty tbou
ana M eight hundred and twenty six dollars.
,,b,a my S,ale OF New Hampshire, two hundred and
dollars. ~ Oh "iiN '"o-thirus
To the state of Vermont two bundred and e,o,,o
thousand and sixty-eight dollars ''''u anu eio'eh
To the state of Massachusetts eight hnndrad aud |
.weniy thousand nve hundred and eightyone and
To the state Of Rhode Island ore hundred and i,,se
thousand nine hundred and sEty-three and two-trds
TO the state of Connecticut three hundred and eio
thousand two hun ired and fourteen dollars. s
TO the state of New York two million six bunared
md three thousand nine hundred eighteen and two
hird dollars
To the New Jersey, hundred and and fny
thousand one hundred and thirty-four dollars. my
To the state Of Pennsylvania, million nine hun.
red and forysx thousand seven hundred nineteen
md one-third dollars.
To the state of Delaware, seventy-our thousand six
hundred and eighty three and one-third dollars.
10 the of Maryland, four hundred and thiry-sx
dollars.