Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-15

hulk. s~.lv- cents pcr one hundrrd pounds I;
on -cia ash. cne-haif cent per pound On bi-
eartonair of soda. one cent pr pound; on
sal ida. one-half cent Per pound on caustic
soda. one cent per pound On chloride of
lime. thirty cents per one hundred pounds !;
on salilptre. crude. one cent per pound re-
/ fined or partially refined, twocenis per pound !;
spirits oi turl,entine. ten cents pr gallon !;
ON oil If cloves, seventy cents pcr pound |;
on brandy, one dollar and twenty-five cents
per gallon on spirits distilled, from grain or
other materials, fifty cents per gallon; on
gum copal and other gums or resinOus sub
stances used for the same or similar purposes
as gum copal ten cents per pound.
SEC. .. And he IT. further enacted, That,
from and after the day and year aforesaid,
there shall be levied, collected, and paid, on
the importation of the articles hereinafter
mentioned, the following duties, that is to say:
On arrow-root, twenty per centum ad valorem;
on ginger preserved or picked, thirty per
centum ad valorem; on lines, lemons, Or
anges, bananas, and plantains, twenty per
centum nd valOrem; on Peruvian bark, fit-
teen per ccntum ad valorum; on luinine,
thirty per centum ad valorem; OH rags of
whatever material, ten per centum ad valor-
en-; on gunpowdcr, thirty per centum ad
valorem; on feathers and downs, thirty per
ccntum ad valorem; on hides, ten per cent
um ad valorcm; on sole and bend leather,
thirty per centum ad valorem; on ! In ldia
rubber, raw, or manufactured, ten per cent
rm ad valorcm; on lin ldia-rubber shoes and
boots, thirty per centum ad valorcm; on ivo-
nv, manufactured, and on vegetable ivory.
ten per centum al valorem; on wines of all
kinds, fifty per centum ad valorem; on silk
in the gum not more advanced in the manu-
facture than single tram and thrown or organ
zine, twenty-five per centum ad vnlorem !;
on all silks valued over one dollar per square
yard, forty per centum ad valorem; on all
silk vclvets or velvcts of which silk is the
component material of chief value, valued at
three dollars per square yard or under, thirty
pcr centum nd valOrcm; valued Mt over
three dollars per square yard, forty per cent
um ad valorem on floss silks, thirty per
ccntum nd valorem; Oh silk ribbons, galloons
braids, fringcs, laccs, tassels, buttons, button
cloths, trimmings and on silk twist, twist
composed of mollair and silk, sewing silk in
gum or purified, and all other manufactures
of silk, or of which silk shall be the compo-
ncnt material of chief value, not otherwise
provided for, forty per ccntum ad valOrcm.
SEC. 3. Ind be II fmythcr enacted, That
all articles, goods, wares, and merchandise,
imported from beyond the Cape of Good
Hope in foreign vessels, not entitled by rccip-
rocal treaties to be exempt from discrimina-
ting duties, tonnage, and other charges, and
all other articles. goods, wares and mtrchand-
ise not imported direct from the place Of their
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entitled by reciprocal treaties to be exempt
from discriminating duties, tonnage, and 9TH
er charges, shall be subject to pay. in addi-
ton to the duties imposed by this act. ten
per centum nd valorem: PrOridcd, That
this rule shall not apply to goods, wares. and
merchandise imported from beyond tho Cape
of Good Hope in American vessels.
SEC. 4. And be 1t further enacted, That,
from and after the passage Of this act, there
shall be allowed, on all articles wholly manu-
factured of materials imported, on which du-
ties have been paid when exported. draw
back, equal in amount to the duty paid on
such materials and no more to be asccrtained
under such regulations ns shall be prescribed
bv the Secretary Of the Treasury: Prorided.
That ten per centum on the amount OF all
drawbacks, SO allowed. shall be retained for
the use Of the United States by the collectors
paving such drawbacks. respectively.
SEC. 3. Asd be IT. further enacted. That
all goods, wares. and merchandise. actually
o, sh;;,haar,! and bound to the United States.
and al goods. wares, and merchandise, on
deposit in warehouses or public stores At the
date of the passage of this act. shall he sub
j-ct to paw such duties as provided by law
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act: Pror,dsd. That all goods deposited in
public store or bonded warehouse after this
ac; takes cfi,c; and goes into operation. il de-
sigarl for consumption in the United States.
must b. Withdrawn ihcrfr"m. or the duties
thereon paid in three months after the sarne
arr deposited. and goods designed for export
alton and consumption in foreign countries
nav hr Withdrawn by the owner at any time
b-fur~ the expiration of three years after the
same are deposited. sneh goods. IL not with
drawn in thrsr ycars. to l~ regarded as atsn-
slon.-d To the government. and seld under such
r.-.ulation. ne the Secretary "f the Trasnry
NAV prescribe. and the pr"re-ds paid into
the Treasury: Prevsdcd. That merchandise
upon which the own~r NAV have n~gi-ct~d to
rav duties within ihrs~ months frun the time
of its dc,ssis nav b. Withdrawn and entered
for consumption at any time within two year.
of the iime of its deposit upon the payment ID
the legal DUTIES. with an addition of twenty
FIVE pr c~n,um thereto: Prcridcd. aiso.
That merchandise upon which duties have
been paid. il exported to foreign country.
within three years. shall b- entitled to return
duties. proper evidence Of such merchandise
having been landed abroad to h. furnished TO
the collector BY the importer. one per ccntum
Of said duties to be retained by the govern
ment.