Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-15

TONED and iheluded in this section, there
shall believed, collected, and paid on th,
/ goods, wares, aud merchandise herein ecu.
merhted and provided for imported frou
foreign countries, the following duties and
rates of duty, that is to say:
On copper rods, bolts, nails, spikes, copper
bottoms, copper in sheets or plates, called
braziers' copper, and other sheets and
manufactures of copper, not otherwise
provided for, Eve per cent ad VRlorem
On zinc, spelter, and teuteuegue, unmanu-
faetured, in blocks or pigs, twenty-five
cents per one hundred pounds;
On zinc spelter, and teuteuegue, in sheets,
one-half of one cent per poundi
On lead, in pipes aud shot, three-fourths OF
one cent per pound;
On brass, in bars or pigs, and old brass, iil
only to be remannfactured, Eve per CEN
tum ad valorem.
Sec. 8. Aud be it further enacted. Tha,
from and after the day and year aforesaid,
in lieu Of the duties heretofore imposed by
law on the articles hereinafter mentioned,
and on such as may now be exempt from
duty, there shall be levied, collected, and
paid on the goods, wares, and merchandise
enumerated and provided foE in this sec
tion, imported from foreign countries, the
following duties and rates of duty, that is
to say:
Acid, boracic, Eve cents per pound /; citric,
ten cents per pound oxalic, four cents
per pound; sulphuric, one cent per
pound; tartaric, twenty cents per pound
garlic, fifty cents per pound; tannic
twenty-five cents per pound:
Alum, patent alum, alum substitute, sui
phate of alumina, aud alumuious cake,
sixty cents per one hundred pounds;
Argols, or crude tartar, six cents per pound;
cream tartar, ten cents per pound;
Asphaltum, three cents per pound
Balsam copaiva, twenty cents per pound /;
Peruvian, fifty cents per pound; tolu,
thirty cents per pound;
Blanc ixe, ename,led white, satin white,
or any combination of barytes and acid,
two cents and haltper pound
BArytes and sulphate of barytes, five mills
per pound;
Burning fluid, ffty cents per gallon;
Bitter apples, colOcyutb, or cOloquiutida,
ten cents per pound;
BoraE, crude, or tincal, Eve ceutsper pound;
refined, ten cents per pound;
BOrate of lime, Eve cents per pound
Buehu leaves, ten cents per pound;
Camphor, crude, thirty cents per pound j;
refined, forty cents per poundi
Cantharides, fifty cents per pound,
Gloves, fifteen cents per pOuud eassia,
fifteen cents per pound cassia buds,
twenty cents per pound cinnamon,
twenty-five cents per pound;
Cayenne pepper, twelve cents per pound !
ground, fifteen cents per pound black
pepper, twelve cents per pound; ground,
fifteen cents per pound white pepper,
twelve cents per pound; ground, fifteen
cents per pound;
Cocculus Indicus, ten cents per pound
Cuttle-fsh bone, Eve cents per pound;
Cubebs, ten cents per pound;
Dragons blood, ten cents per pound;
Emery,ore or rock, six dollars per ton; man
ufactured, ground or pulverized, one cent
per pound;
Ergot, twenty cents per pound;
Epson sa Its, one cent per pound; glauber
salts, five mills per pound; Rochelle salts,
fifteen cents per pound;
Fruit ethers, essences or oils OF apple, penr,
peach, apricot, strawberry, and raspber-
ry, made of fusil oil or of fruit, or imltA-
tions thereof two dollars and fifty cents
per pound; .l
French green, Paris green, mineral green,
earmine lake, wood lake, dry carmine,
Venitian red, vermillion, mineral blue,
Prussian blue, crome yellow, rose pink,
extract of resin or analine colOrs, Dutch
pink, and paints and painters colors,
Except white and red led and oxide oil
zinc,) dry or ground in oil, and moist
water colors, used in the manufacture oi
paper-haRgings and colored papers and
cards, not otherwise provided for, tweu-
ty-fiVe per centum ad valOrem; ginger
root, five cents per pound; ginger ground.
eight cents per pound;
On gold leaf, one dollar and fifty cents per
package of Eve hundred leaves; on silver
leaf, seventy-ive cents per package oi
ave hundred leaves;
Gum aloes, six cents per pound; benzoin
ten cents per pound sandarac, ten cents
per pound; shellac, ten cents per pOuudi
mastic, fifty cents per pounds cOpal,
kowrie, damar, and all gums used fol
like purposes, ten cents per pound
Honey, fifteen cents per gallon;
Iodine, crude, fifty cents per pound re-
sublimated, seVenty.fiYe cents per pound
IPecaeuanha, or ipecac, fifty cents pei
pound; 81 -
Jalap, fifty cents per pound
Licorice root, one cent per pound paste
or juice, five cents per pound;
Litharge, two and one-fourth cents pei
pound;
Magnesia, carbonate, six cents per pound !
calcined, twelve cents per pound;
Mama, twenty-five cents per pound;
Nitrate of soda, one cent per pouudi
Morphine and its salts, two dollars pei
ounce; mace and nutmeg, thirty cents
per pound;
Orchres and Ochrey earths, not otherwise
provided for, when cry, fifty cents pei
one hundred pounds; -
Oils, fixed or expressed, crOtOnt htty cents
per pound; almonds, ten cents per pound
bay OF laurel, twenty cents per pound
castor, fifty cents per gallon; mace, fifty
cents per pound olive, mot salad, tWen-
ty-five cents per gallon; salad, fifsy cents
per gallon mustard, not salad, twenty
Eve cents per gallon salad, fifty ceatl
per gallon; Ho.rru Z t-
Oils, essential or essence, anise, fifty cents
per pound; almonds, one dollar aud fifty
cents per pound; AmbeT, crude, ten cents
uer Donnd. rectifed.t twenty eents peI