Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-27

No =, oroced by the Senate and House of Representa-
tt9es of the United states O. America ~ Congress assem-
ct In lieu Of duties heretofore Imposed y law on
ts articles hereinafter mcntcncd anu ON such as may
I'M he exempt from duty, there shall be levied, collect
ed and paid the goods wares and merchandise here
Countries the following duties and ra Of duty, thas
to First, On raw sugar commonly called maseova-
do or brTTn sugar anu on sugars nor advanced ABOVE
number twelve, Datch standard, by claying boiling,
sugar cane and concentrated molasses, or concel-
trated meladG, two cents per pound and on
the raw state, above number twelve, Dutch stan
dard. by clarifying or other process and not yet re-
fined two half cents pound; On refined sugars
whether loaf lump crushed, or pulverzed four cents
per pounds sugars after being refine when they aie
tnctured coorcd, or in any aduterated, and on s
gar candy six cents per pound on inoiasses' vs cents
gar cane concentrated muasses, or melad0 encl cd I'M
der the of molasseS any other name Than strap
OF sugar of sugar cane concentrated m0asses, or
concentrated meladt shall be liable to forfeiture 70 the
United States. On all teas fifteen cents per pound; on
almonds, four cents per pounds shelled aimoncs six
cents per pound on birthstone crude three dollars pcr
ton birthstone, in rolls sin dollars per tun On col
fee OF all kinds ionr cents per nonn1 on cocoa' uISG
cents per pound; cocoa prepared manufactured,
eight cents pound; on chic7ry root one cert per
pound and on ehicory ground, two cents per pound;
on chocolate SIX cents per pound on casa, ltii
ON cinnamon, twenty cents per pound; on cloves,
eight pounds cayenne pepper six cents per
pound pound on eairanis I'VE Cents per- poand on Srac
three cents per pound; cream tartar six cents per
pound artaric acid. emec, and rochelle salts
ten cents pound dates, two cents per pound; ON
figs five cents per pound on ginger root, three Is
quorice paste ana juice live cents per pound quorice
ty-ve cents per pound on nuts Of all kinds not othet
wise provided for two cents per pound on pepper six
pums, five cents per pound; on prunes five cents per
fured Russia hemp forty dollars per ton; on Manila
and other hemps of India twenty-five dollars per ton;
hundred pounds; in sheets, dollars and twenty
eoan IN @ Te ePG M o 9 M s 1
cents per one hundred pounds salt in sacks eighteen
per hundred pounds, in bulk.
nunured pounds: SODA ASH one HAIL cent per
pound; on bcarbonate of soda, cent per pound
cent per pounds on chloride OF lime, thirty cents per
pound refined partially refined, per pound;
spirits OF turpentine ten cents per gallon; ON oil Hf
and twenty-five cents per gallon; on spirits distilled
from gram or other materials, fifty cents per gallon;
on gum copal, and other gums resnOus substances
used for the same or similar purposes as gum copal ten
Sea- And be ii further enacted hat and alter
the day and aforesaid there shall he levied collect
cd and paid on the importation the articles herenat
ter mentioned, the following duties that is 10 say On
preserved plcked thirty per centnm ad vaoren On
lines, lemons oranges bananas and plantains twenty
centum ad vaiorem on quinne, thirty per centum ad
valorem; ON rags OF whatever material ten per centqm
rem on feathers and downs thirty per centum ad valo
bend leather, thirty per cenium ad valorem on India
rubber raw or manufactured, per centun ad valo
rem On India rubber shoes and boots thirty cent
ad yalorenI on ivory manufactured. and ON veeea.
Kinds 4y ad raorem on six i in M U %
more Napced ~ the manufacture than single tram and
all silks valued at not dollar per square yard
thirty per eentum ad vacrem; all silks valued over
one dollar per square yard, forty centHm ad valorem;
on all SILK veyets or velvets which silk the
ppnent material or chici value valued at three dollars
va ued at three dollars per square yard forty per
vaorem; silk ribbons, GALLONS, brads nges laces
twist Nist Of mohnir a IT ei s IN
gum or purified and all other manufactures Of silk, of
winch SILK snail be the component material OF clef val
ue not Otherwise provided for, forty ceutum ad
SEC, g. And be it further enacted, That all articles
goods, wares and merchandise, imported from beyond
by reciprocal treaties exempt roG, discriminating
duties tonnage aud other charges and other articles
the place q their growth or production or in foreign
discriminating duties, tonnage, and other charges, shall
be subject to pay ia addition to the duties imposed by
this act ten per cenum ad val0rem Provided That this
rule shall not apply to goods, wares, and merchandise
imported from beyond the Cape of Good Hope in Amer
SEC And be it further enacted That from and after
the passage OF this act there Shall be aowed on all
hcies whofsy man ho materials Imported
which 4, do ties hQne aid when exported drawback;
no more to be aseertaned under such regulations as
shall be prescribed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
Provided, That per Ccntum the amount of att
drawbacks allowed shall be retained for the use OF
the United states by the collectors paying such draw
SEC, S. And be it further enacted That all goods,
and merchandise, actually shipboard and
bound for the United states and all goods, and
at the the passage of this act shall be subject 10
pay such duties provided by law before and the
goods deposited in public store or bonded warehouse
se s r aea ana goes de-
withdrawn therefrom, the duties thereon paid in three
months after the same are deposited and goods designed
for expectation and consumption i'll foreign countries
may be withdrawn by the owner any time before the
such goods not withdrawn in thee years, TO be re-
garded abandoned to the government, and sold under
suchregulatons the Secretary of the Treasury may
prescribe and the proceeds paid into the Treasury Pro
yided, That merchandise upon which the owner may
have neglected paw duties within three months from
s M tS e sn Tay Sf b @ ara %
Of It's deposit upon the payment OF the legal duiie,,
Provided also That merchandise upon which duties
have been paid If exported to foreign country, within
denee of such merchandise having been landed abroad
said duties to be retained by the government
SEC g. And be it further enacted That the aei enti
Treasury notes to authorize Loan TO eguate and iiX
March two eighteen hundred sxts -one, be he
same is hereby amended, as foows,-that is TO say
dals and, strike 'liquors' and insert liqueurs
Ssep ro ,S s se That mo- lower rate or n
duty shall be levied, collected, and paid on brandy,
fixed by law for the description first proof but shall
be in proportion for any greater strength than
clause fifth, the words ION screws, washed plated,
shall be- stricken QUIT and the words of screws o ay
other metal than iron shall be inserted; Fouith, see
tlon twelve article first, after the words eighteen
cents where they FIRST occur insert or less :; Fifth
fsctarer, insert except hosiery sixth in the same
section, article third strike out wool" wherever 1t
section fourteen article irst after the words zen per
centum, insert lad valUrem; Eighth, in section ff-
section, after the word "sheetines insert 0t fax
hemp" and strike out ute goods and in lieu
thereof insert ute yarns; Ninth, in section twenty
per " Tenth in section nineteen strike compo-
stons of glass or paste not set intended for by
compositions OF glass or paste when set; Twelfth, i'll
section twentythree article sheathng metal strike out
yard and insert foot
SEC I. And be it further enacted That all acts and
parts of repugnant to the provisions of this
and the hereby repealed Provided, That the
existing shall extend to, and be in force 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 of all
fines penalties and fortetures, as fully and eectually
every regulation, penalty, forfeiture, provision clause
matter and thing to that effect In the existing laws
tanned had been inserted in and reenacted by this act,
SEC. And be II further enacted, That direct tax
laid upon the United States and the same shall be and is
hereby apDortioned to the States respectively in
folloHing
To the state of Maine. 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
To the state of Vermont two hundred and eleven
Thousand and sixty eight dollars.
To the state OF Massachusetts. eight hundred and
twenty-iour thousand five hundred and eight
one third dollars.
thousand nine hundred and sixtythree and two-trds
dollars.
thousand two hun fred and fourteen dollars.
and three thousand nine hundred and eighteen and two
third dollars.
thousand one hundred and thirty-four dollars.
To state of Pennsylvania, one million nine hun
dred and foryx thousand seven hundred ana nneteeI
and one-tlrd dollars.
10 the state Of Delaware, seventyfour thousand si1
hundred and eighty three and Dne-tbrd dollars.
10 the state of Maryland, four hundred and fhrty-sh