Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-30
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session of The Thirty
Sersnth Congress.
[rgpLIo no. 97-ooNrINUgD.l

On paper ofall descriptions, including
paste and binders boards, three per ceu-
tum ad valorem;
On soap, CASTLE, palm-oil, erasive, and
soap of all other descriptions, white or
cOlOred, except soft soap and soap other
wise provided for, value not above three
aud half cents perpouud, one mill per
pound; value Mt above three aud half
cents per pounds, five mills per pound;
On soap, fancy scented, honey, cream,
transparent, and all descriptions of toilet
aud shaving soap. two cents per pnund ;
pounds;
On .pickels and preserved fruits, and
on all preserved meats, fish, and she'll
fish in cans or air-tight packages, five per
centum nd valorem;
On glue and gelatino of all descrip-
tiOns in 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 gallon;
On patent or enamelled leather, five
mills per square foot;
On patent Japanned split, used for
dasher leather, four mills per square foot;
Onpatent or enamelled akirting leather,
one and n half cent per square foot.
On all sole and roughor harness leather,
made from hides, imported east of the
Cape of Good Hope, and all damaged
leather, five mills por pound;
On all other sole or rough leather, hem
lock tanned, and harness leather, seven
mills per pound
On ull sole or rough leather, tanned in
whole or in part with oak, one cent per
pound;
On all finished or curried upper leather,
made from leather tanned in tho interest
of the parties finishing or currying such
leather not previously taxed in the rough,
except calf skins, one cent per pound;
On bend and butt leather, one cent per
pound
On offnI leather, five mills per pound
On old-dressed leather, and deer skins
dressed or smoked, two cents per pound
On tanned calf skins, six cents each
On morocco, goat, kid, or sheep skins
curried, manufactured, or finished, four
per centum ad valorem: Provided, That
the price at which such skins are usually
sold shall determine their value;
On horse and hog skins tanned and
dressed, four per contum nd valorem;
Oh American patent calf skins, five per
centum ad valorem.
On conducting hose of all kinds foI
conducting water or other fluids, duty
of three per centum ud valorem;
On wine, made ofgrapes, five cents per
gallon;
On yarnish, made wholly or in part Of
gum copal or other gums or substances.
five per centum ad yalorem.
On furs of all descriptions. when made
up or manufactured, three per centum I'D
yalorem;
On cloth and all textile or knitted ol
felted fabrics of cotton, wool, or other
materials, before the same has been dyed
printed, bleached, or prepared In any
other manner, duty ofthree per centum
ad valOrem; Provided. That thread OF
yarn manufactured and sold OF delivered
exclusively for knitted fabrics, or for
weaving, when the spinning and weaving
for the manufacture ofcloth of any kind
is carried on separately, shall not be re-
gardei as manufactures within the mean
flag of this act; but all fabrics Of cotton,
wool, or othor material, whether woven,
knit, or felted, shall be regarded as man.
ufactures, and be subject to the duty, as
above, of three per centum ad valorem;
On all diamonds, emeralds, and all
other jewelry, o tax Of three per centum
! nd Voioram: