Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
- nj the FIRST Session ?t tie Thirty
.SerchM Congress.
iruBLIc-No. 10. !

IN imports, to pay interest on the
,,,,.Ii, debt. and for other purposes.
r.. i enacted by the Senate and House
-'p,.,r,.-entativgs Of the United States
o.. Iraerica in Congress assembled, That
~ =. 'a,,j after the date of the passage of
,,f in lieu of the duties heretofore
!."..'.gJ ..', hv law on the articles hercinaf-
.-. ..centioned, and on sucl as may now
,'.r.apt from duty. there shall he lev
~ elected, and paid, ON the goods,
.r'r,-s. and merchandise herein enuncra-
,si and provided for, imported from for
", ',,n countries, the following duties and
.,,r. s al duty, that is to say: First, On
Ia su,ar. commonly called muscovado
.t-n,yn sugar, and on sugars not ad
nod above number twelve, Dutch stan
G,l by clayiug, boiling, clarifying, or
-,bsr prucess. and on slrup Of sugar or OF
.t,,r ,.,lnc and concentrated m1lasses, or
.a,sntra,edmeludo,t two centsper pound;
s.i on white and clayed sugar, when adj
mod beyond the raw state, above num-
ll- Twelve. Dutch standard, by clarifying
.,,Ecr process, and not yet refined, two
an a half cents per pound; on refined
.,,rs. whether loaf, lump, crushed or
m.yeri4ed, four cents per pound on su-
r.. after Icing refined, when they are
7i,.,arei, colored, or in any way adulter-
...i and Un sugar candy, six cents per
rual: On molusscs, five cents per gallon:
prvidcd, That all siruPs of sugar or OF
.g.er cane, concentrated nulasses or me-
L,,. entered under the name of molaSs-
-. ur auv other name than sirup of SUI
,,g or II sugar cane, concentrated mo
I,..cs. or concentrated melado, shall be
r,lle 10 forfeiture to the United States.
On all teas, fifteen cents per pound; on
amouis, four cents per pound sheiled
smaal-. SIX cents per pound; ON brim-
Stone. crude, three dollars per ton on
lgim.,uue, in rolls, six dollars per ton
of. c5:iee. of all kinds, four cents per
pound ON Cocoa, three cents per pound
a. c1c,a leaves and cocoa shells, two cents
rer pound: ON cocoa, prepared or manu-
iac,urel, eight cents per pound; ON CHI
cory root, one cent per pound; and on
ch.cpry ground, two cents per pound ON
Il. c,.ate, Six cents per pound: "n caSsia,
tyl. cent, per pound cassia buds, fifteen
ccr;. per pound: ON cinnamon, twenty
cents per pound ON cloves, eight cents
lrr pound: on cayenne pepper, six cents
Ic- pound; on cayenne pepper, ground,
ia. cents per pound On currants, five
,...- per puuud on argol, three cents per
runl: on cream tartar, six cents per
uui on tartaric acid, tartar cmetic,
81. rochelle salts, ten cents per pound;
.aic>. two cents per pound ON hgS,
-.rcents per pound; ON ginger root, three
.-ois per pound on ginger, ground, five
...,- Ter pound: on liquurice paste and
.tr. i've ccuts per pound liquorIce root,
le cent per pound; ON mace and nut
-. twenty-five cents per pound; on
a-,, Of all kinds, not otherwise provided
Z, two cents per pound; on pepper, six
,-uts per pound; ON plmentU, six cents
lrf pound; Oh plums, five cents per
.-uud: on pruncS, five cents per pound ;
d .iiSins. five cents per pound on un-
manufactured RUSSIA hemp, forty dollars
Der ION: ON Manila, and other hcmps of
ludia, twcnty-hv dollars per ton: on
lgai, in pigs or bars, one dollar and fifty
cents per one hundred pounds; in sheets,
two dollars and twenty-five cents per one
hundred pounds: on white lead, dry or
ground in oil, and red lead, two dollars
aul twenty-five cents per one hundred
pounds on salt, i'll sacks, eighteen cents
Jer one hundred pounds; and i'll bulk,
Twelve cents per one hundred pounds; on
>r!a ash, unc-half cent per pound; ON
DIcarbnnatc of soda, one cent per pound /;
on sal soda. oue-half cent per pound, on
ctgsItr soda, one cent per pound on chlo-
ri.e q lime. thirty cents per one hundred
uuds un saltpetre, crude, one cent
per pound refined, or partially refined,
TWO cents per pound; spirits of turpen-
tlue, zen cents per gallon: on oil of cloves,
srycu1y cents per pound; on brandy, one
'.1..ar and twenty-five cents per gallon;
an spirits distilled from grain. or other
materials, fifty cents per gallon: on gum
talsl, and other gums or resinous sub
sautes used for the same or similar pur-
,es a. gum cupal, ten cents per pound.
See ,. And belt further enacted, That,
tom aud after the day and year aforesaid,
i.ere shall lie levied, collected, and paid,
nH the Importation of the articles hercin-
alter mentioned, the following duties, that
!s 20 >ay; On arrowrout, twenty per cen
'gHi al yulorem ON ginger, preserved or
ltEiei, thirty per centum ad vulOrcm;
"a lines, lemons, oranges, bananas, and
l.aaiaiHs. twenty per centum ad valOrem;
N'u'LdN bilrk, uttceh per CcnluLl hu
'aiOFem; Oh quinine, thirty per centum
al ,Taiorem ON rags, of whatever mate
i!ai, ten per centum al valorem on gun
powder, thirty per centum ad valorem
"a feathers and downs, thirty per centum
a. yal5rem; on hides. ten per centum ad
'a.1rem: IN soie and bend leather, thirty
Per cen;um al valorem ON India rubber,
"a" or uumanuiactured, ten per centum
al valorem; ON India rubber shoes and
Boots, thirty per centum ad valorcm on
IVORY, manufactured, and vegetable
IVORY, ten per centum al valorem on
wines Of all kinds, fifty per centum ad
EaI'Fem; on silk in the gum. not more ad-
'aneei in the manufacture than single
Tram and thrown or Organzine, twenty
A'eapercentum ad valorem ON ali silks val
led at not over one dollar per square yard,