Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-26

this act upon the company having largest production
tllation of coal asphaltun, shale, peat, petroleum.
rock OIL and all other bitumnous substances used for
oil refined and produced by the dstillaton of coal
per gallon anything in this act the contrary nOtwith
standing: And provided further that dlstileTs
herenbefore set forth and specified applicable to dstil
returns and all other provisions designed for the pur
OF ascertaning the quantity distilled and securing
the payment OF duties so far the may, N the
judgment of the commissioner internal revenue and
under regulations prescribed by him, be necessary for
on ground coffee and all preparations Of which coffee
for coffee three mills per pound;
On ground pepper ground mustard, ground pimento.
limitations of the same one cent per pound:
On sugar, refined whether loaf lump, graduated or
puverized two mills per pound;
On sugar refined or made from moasses strip of mo
lasses melado or concentrated melado, two mills per
On all brown Muscovado, or clarified sugars produced
directly from the and not from sorghum,
lmphee other than those produced by the refner
ION sug candy all confectionery made wholly or
III part Of sugar, one cent per pound: ,
On saieratus' aud bicarbonate of soda five mills per
Of corn wheat, and half mill per pound made of
rice, or any other material four mills per pound;
On tobacco, cavendsh plug, twist nne cut, and manu-
% Of all aOt including snuff cigars
made exclusively of stenis,J valued than thirty
cents per pound, fifteen cents pound: valued at
pound;
On smoking tobacco prepared with all the stems in
On smoking tobacco, made exclusively stems, two
cents per pound
On snuff manufactured of tobacco, ground dry damp
OF all descriptions, twenty cents per pound.
on cigars valued at not over five dollars per thousand,
one dol lar and fifty cents per thousand
On cigars, valued al over i've and not ten dollars
per thousand, two dollars per thousand
On cigars valued at over ten and not twenty dol
lars per thousand two dollars and fifty cents per thou
On cigars, valued twenty dollars per thousand,
three dollars and nifty cents per thousand;
On sunpowler am an explosive substances used for
valued eighteen per pound or less i've mills per
po1nd when valued at above eighteen cents pound
pound; and when valued at above thirty cents per
On white lead, twenty i've cents per hundred
pounds;
On oxide of zinc, twenty-five per one hundred
pounds
Provided that white lead, oxide of zinc and suphate Of
baryte any of Them shall be subject to any
ground with linseed oil, when the duties upon ma
terials mixed ground shall have been previously
on all paints painters's coors dry or ground in
OIL or in paste with water not otherwise provided for
On clock movements made to one day, FIVE cents
each; made to run more than day. cents each;
onpns, solid head or other, five per centum ad valo
On umbrellas and parasos made of cotton, silk, 9TH
er material, five per centum ad valorem;
On screws, commonly called wood screws, one and
railroad iron, all other iron advanced beyond
slabs blooms or loops and not advanced beyond bars
rods aud band hoop, and sheet iron, thinner than
number eighteen wegauge and plate iron less than
cents per ton; onsraroad iron, rerolled, seyentyve
cents per tons on band hoop andsheeron thinner than
number eighteen wire-sauge, plate iron less than
eighth OF inch in thickness and nails and spikes,
two dollars per Provided, that bars, rods, bands
hoops, sheets, plates nails and spikes, manufactured
from iron upon which the duty Of dollar and nifty
cents has been levied and paid shall he subject only to
duy OF fifty cents per ton in addition thereto thing
in this act to the contrary notwithstanding On stoves
and hollow ware one dollar and fifty cents per ton Of
two thousand pounds; cast iron used for bridges, build
Provided, that like purposes shall be
charged additional duty beyond the specific duty i'm
y nor In stool in hare chpafc or
wire not less than an inch each thick
Sr n Se e al GHed cents per PoHn0 OF less on Go
and not above eleven per pound eight dollars per
per ton.
binders boards, three per centum ad valorem;
On soap; castillo palm OIL, erasve and soap OF All 9th,
soap;therwse provided valued above three and
halt cents per po1nd one mlll per pound valued at
above three and bait cents per pound, five mills per
pound;
and all descriptions of toilet and shaving soap two cents
per pOund
on salt, four cents per one hundred pounds;
On pickles and PR served fruits and all preserved
meats fish, ard shell fish alright packages
five per centum ad YalUrem;
On glue and geatne Of all descriptions the solid
state five mills per pound;
On glue and cement. made wholly or in part of glue
to be sold In the liquid state twenty-five cents per gal
ON patent or enamelled leather ave mills per square
On patent apanned split used for dasher leather four
mills per square foot;
on all sole and rough or harness leather, made from
hdes Imported east o. the Cape Of Good Hope, and all
damaged leather, five mills per pound;
On all other sole or rough leather hemlock tanned,
and harness leather, seven mills per pound;
On all ole or rough leather, tanned in whole or in
On ali finished or curried upper leather made from
leather tanned in the interest Of the parties finishing
curyng such leather not previously taxed in the rough
On bend ana butt leather, one cent per pound;
On ci-ircssed leather, and deer skins dressed or
smoked tive cents per pound
On tanned calf-skiGs, six cents each;
On morocco, goat KID, or sheep skins, curred.
vied, thai the price at which such skins usually
On rise and hog skins tanned and dressed, four per
centum ad vaorem;
On conducting hose of all kinds for conducting water
or other fluids, duty OF three per cenum valorem
On wine, made OF grapes, five cents per Gallon;
other gums substances, FIVE per centum nd vaerem;
On furs Of all descriptions, when made up or
featured, three per ceItum ad vaorem
On cloth and all textile or knotted or feed fabrics of
cotton woUl, or other Materials before the has
manner Il duty OF three per centum ad val0rem Pro-
vercd exclusively for knitting fabrics or for weaving
when the spinning and weaving for the manufacture of
cloth Of kind is carried separately shall be
regarded manufactures within the meaning of this
whether woven knit or feIted shall be regarded as
manufactures. and be subject to the duty above of
On all diamonds, emeralds and all other jewelry, a
tax of three per centum ad vaorem;
On after the first day of OCTOBER eighteen hun.
dred aud sxty-two there shall be levied collected and
PAID vi one nan Oh one cent pound on all cot
ion held or owned by any person or persons,
tiOn ISOLATION Of persons; and such shall be
lien thereon in the possession of any person whOms0
And further, If any person persons, ora
tons association of persons, shall remove,
transport the from the place Of its production be-
fore said tax shall have paid, such person per-
sons corporation association Of persons shall forfeit
and the nited states double the amount of such
tax to be recovered in any court having jurisdiction
thereof provided however, that the commissioner
internal revenue is hereby authorized to make such
rules and regulations he deem proper for the
payment Of said tax at places different from that Of the
production of said cotton: And provided, further that
all cotton owned and held by manufacturer Of cot
dred ana s&ty-two, and prior thereto shall be exempt
from the tax hereby imposed.
On AL manufactures cotton, wool silk, worsted flax,
hemp, jute, India rubber, gutta percha wood, willow,
glass pottery ware leather paper IRON gteel lead tin
copper zinc, brass gold silver. horn ivory bone brs-
tes Wholly Of IN part, or Of other materials in this
het oheIMse provided for duty of three per centum,
nd valorem; provided, that ali cloths dyed printed
beachcd manufactured into other fabrics ar otherwse
prepared, on which duty shall have beVn maid
before the same were SO dyed printed blcached manu-
laetuleu OF prepared the said duty tax of three per
rentum shal be assessed only the Zinc yane
thereof; and provided further, that on ali oi-dressed
leather ana deer skins dressed smoked
into gloves htens, or other articles which duty or
faclurcd the said duty tax of three per centnm shall
be assessed only upon the increased valuation tbereo
and provided further that In estimating the duties non
articles manufactured when removed and sold At any
other place than the place Of manufacture there shaR
be deducted from the amount the freioht
commissions and expenses Of sale actually paid and thr
duty shall be assessed aud paid the amount aer
the deductions as aorcsaid and provided further that
printed books, magazines, pamphlets. newspapers re-
views and all other similar printed publications. boards
shingles and all other lumber and timber;
headings ami timber only partially wrought and unhn.
shed for chairs tubs pals snahes lRsts shove ana
hand brp Ia gfF min iFnV