Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-09

rIenoh greeni Paris green, mineral green, car
mlne lake, wood lake. dry carmiue, Venetia
red, yermilion, mineral blue, Prussian blu,
chrome yellow, rose pink, extract of resin q
analine oolors, Dutch pink, and paints no
painters colors, (except white and red lea
nnd oxide of zinc,) dry or ground in oil, IN
moist water eOlors, used in the manufactur
Of paper-hangings and oolored papers an
cards, not otherwise provided for, twenty.iiv
per centum nd vnl0rem ginger root, five cent
per pound ginger ground eight cents pc
On gold Leaf, one dollar and fifty cents pc
package OF five hundred eaves on silver enf
seYenty-hve cents per package of five hundre
Gum aloes, six oonta NOR no,nd hon1oin IN,
cents per pound; sandarac, ten cents pc
pound shellac, ten cents per pound; mastic
htty cents per pound oopal, kowrie, damar
anu oil gums used for like purposes, ten cent
per pound
Honey, fifteen cents per gallon;
ioulhe' oruue, nifty cenia per pound; Teslblime1
seveny-Gve cents per pound;
lpecncnanha, or ipeCac, fifty cents per pound
Jalap, fifty cents per pound;
Lieoilce root, one cent per pound paste OF
Juice, live cents per pound;
Lltharge, two and one Fourth cents per pound
Maghesia, carbonate, six cents per pound cal.
Mamma, twenty-five cents per pound
Nitrate of soda, one cent per pound (;
Morphine and its salta, two dollars per ounce
mace and nutmeg, thirty oenlH per pound
genres and oohrey eartha not Otherwiee provid-
gu toTs when dry, fifty cents per one hundred
pounds when ground in oil ono dollar and
nifty cents per one hundred pounds
oils, hxed or expressed, croton, fifty cents per
pound almonds, ten cents per pound bya
OF laurel, twenty cents per pound castor,
hliy cents per gallon mace, fifty cents per
pound olive, not salad, twenty-five cents per
gallon salad fifty cents per gallon mustard,
not salad, twenty five cents per gallon salad,
iifty cents per gallon;
oils' essential or essence, anise, fifty cents per
pound; Almonds one dollar and fifty cents
per pound amber, crude, ten cents per
pound rectliied, twenty cents per pound
Day leaves, seventeen dollars and fifty cents
per pound bergamot, one dollar per pound I;
caJeput, twenty-five cents per pound cara
way nifty cents per pound cassia, one dollar
per pound; cinnamon, two dollars per pound;
Cloves, one dollar per pound citronella, fifty
cents per pound; oOgnac or guanthie ether,
two dollars per ounce oubebs, one dollar per
pound; fennel, fifty cents per pound; juniper,
twenty-five cents per pound lemons, fifty
cents per pound orange, fifty cents per
pound origanum, or red thyme, twenty-five
cents per pound; roses, or otto, one dollar
aud htly cents per ounce; thyme, white thirty
cents per pound valerian, Que dollar and
fifty cents per pound oil other essential oils,
not otherwise provided for, fifty per centum
ad yalorem;
Opium, two dollars per pound;
Opium prepared for smoking, eighty per centum
I'D valOrem;
Pnrailine, ten cents per pound;
paria u han drv oiyf,t onnto par ona bunJroJ
pounds; when ground in oil white, one dollar
and fifty cents per one hundred pounds;
Pimento, twelve cents per pound when ground
fifteen cents per pound;
Potash bichromate, three cents per pound
hydriodate, iodate, iodde, and acetate, seven
ty,hye cents per pound prussate, yellow,
five cents per pound; prussiate, red, ten
cents per pound; chlorAte, six cents per
pound;
and coal Illuminating oil, crude, ten
cents per gallon; refined, or kerosene, pro-
dueed from the distiatiOn of coal, asphaltum,
shae, peat petroleum, or rock oil, or other
bilumlnous substances, used for like purposes,
twenty cents per gallon;
Putty, one dollar and ilty cents per one hundred
pounds
luinine, sulphate of, and other salts OF quininO,
fOrty-ive per centum ad valorem;
ahubarb, fifty cents per pound;
Rose leaves, fifty cents per pound
Rum essence or oil, and bay rum essence or oil,
two dollars per ounce
3altpetre, or nitrate Of potash, crude, two cents
per pound refined, three cents per pound;
Seeds, anise, five cents per pound star Anise,
ten cents per pound canary. one dollar per
bushel of sixty pounds; caraway, three cents
per pound; cardamom, fifty cents per pound
cumminI five cents per pound; corander,
three cents per pound fennel, two cents per
pound fe[nlugreck, two cents per pound
hemp, 0ne-half cent per pound mustard,
brown, three cents per pound; white, three
cents per pound rape, one cent per pound
castor seeds or beans, thirty cents per bushel
Sugar of lead, four cents per pound;
Iartnr emetic, fifteen cents per pound
varnsh, valued at Que dollar and fifty cents or
less per gallon, fifty cents per gallon, and
twenty per oentum ad valorem valued at
above one dollar and fifty cents per gallon,
fifty cents per gallon, and twenty-five per
Gentum ad vnlorem;
Vanilla beans, three dollars per pound
Verdigris, six conts per pound
Whiting, when dry, fifty cpnts per one hundred
pounds; when ground in oil, one dollar and
fifty cents per one hundred pounds;
Acetoua, benzoic, mutriatic and pyrOligneOus
nCids, cutch or catechu, or chill and oudb0ar,
satflower and sumac, ten per centum ad
vaorem;
Arsenic in all forms, Ammonia, and sulphate and
carbonate of ammonia; bark, cnchona, Peru
yian, Lima, Calisaya, qnila, and all other
medicinal barks, flowers, leaves plants, roots,
and seeds, not otherwise provided for cobalt,
and oxide of cobalt gums, AMBER Arabic,
jedda, senegal, tragaoanth, myrrh, and nil
other gums and gum resins not otherwise pro-
vided for; quassa wood smalts sarsaph
rilla; tapioca; tonqua beans and eponges,
k.tv a al
twenty-five per centum ad valorem
5antonine and glycerine, thirty per centum ad
valorem;
On all pills. powders, tinctures, trOches or loz-
enges, sirups, cordals, bitters, anodynes, tom
les, plasters, liniments, salves, ontments,
pastes, drops, waters, essences, spirits, oils,
or other medicinal preparations or compost
: tions, recommended TO the public as propre
tary medicines, or prepared according to some
private formula or secret art as remedies or
specifics for any disease or diseases or aifec-
tions whatever affecting the human or animal
body, fifty per centum ad valorem
IN all essences, extracts, toilet waters, cosme-
ics, hair oils pomades, hair dressings, hair
restoratives, hair dyes, tooth washes, dentri-
fees, tooth pastes, aromatic cachous, or other
perfumeries or cosmetics, by whatsoever name
or names known, used or applied as perfumes
or applications to the hair, mouth, or skin,
fifty per centum ad valOrem.
Sec. 6. And be il further enacted, That from
md after the day and year aforesaid, in addition
o the duties heretofore imposed by law on the
IrtiCes hereinafter mentioned, and on such as
nay now be exempt from duty, there shall be
evied, collected, aud paid, on the goods, wares,
ind merchandise enumerated mud provided for
n this section, imported from foreign countries,
duty of ten per centum nd valorem, that is to
lay;
Antimony, crude
Beeswax;
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