The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-27
eents per pound, and, in addition thereto iye pel

fve per centum ad valorenl Prorided, That no al
lowance reducti of duties for partial loss or
damage shall be hereafter made in consequence of
rust iron or steel, upon the manufactures OF
iron or steel, except on polished Russia sheet
iron;
] On bitnminous coal, ten cents per ton of twenty
! eight bushels, eighty pounds to the bushel on
all other coal, ten cents per ton of twenty EIGHT
| bushels, eighty pounds to the bushel; 5r5
| On coke and culm of coal, five per centum ad va
4 lorem
\ Sec A. And be IL further enacted, That from and
after the day and year aforesaid In addition to the
| duties heretofore imposed by law on the articles
hereinafter mentioned and included in this section,
\ there shall be levied, collected, and paid on the
goods, wares and merchandi e herein enumerated
the following duties and rates OF duty, that is to
| say: rs
! On copper rods bolts, nails spikes, copper bot
toms, copper in sheets plates, called braziers
| copper, and other sheets and manufactures o.
copper, not otherwise provided for, five per cen
| tum I'D yalorem;
| On zinc, spelter and tcutenegue unmanufactured,
in blocks or pigs, twenty-five cents per one hun
| bred pounds; -af
On zinc, spelter. and teutenegue, in sheets, ONE
half Of one cent per pound; .fa
On lead, in pipes and shot, three fourths Of one
cent per pound; a.. - y.
On brass in bars or pigs and old brass fit only to
| be re manufactured, FIVE per centum al valorem;
| SEC. 3. And be IL further enacted, That from and
after the day and year aforesaid in lieu OF the du-
ties heretofore imposed by law ON the articles here
matter mentioned, and on such US may now DO
exempt from duty, there shall be levied, collected,
and paid on the goods, wares, and merchandise
enumers;.d and provided for in this section, inn
ported from foreign countries, the following duties
| and rates of duty, that is tosay:
Acid, boracic, five cents per pound; citric, ten
cents per pound; oxalic, four cents per pound;
| sulphuric, one cent per pound; tartaric, twenty
cents per pound; gallic, fifty cents per pound;
| fannie wenty five cents per pound;
Alum, patent alum, alum substitute, sulphate OF
alumina, and luminous 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 copaiya, twenty cents per pound; Peru
Wan, fifty cents per pound; tolu, thirty cents
| per pound;
Blanc IKE, enameIIcd white, satin white, or any
combination of barytes and acid, two cents and
a half per pound
Barytes and sulphate of barytes, five mills per
pound;
Burning fluid, fifty cents per gallon;
Bitter apples colocynth, or colequntida, ten cents
per pound;
Borax, crude, itnical, five cents per poand refin-
ed, ten cents per pound;
Borate of lime, five cents per pound;
Buchu leaves, ten cents per pound;
Camphor, crude thirty cents per pound; refined,
forty cents per pound
| Cantharides, fifty cents per pound;
Cloves, fifteen cents per pound cassia fifteen cents
| per pound cassa buds, twenty cents per pound
4 cinnamon, twenty-five cents per pound;
Cayenne pepper, twelve cents per pound; ground,
Il 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;
Cutie fish bone, five cents per pound;
Cubebs, ten cents per pound;
: Dragons blood, ten cents per pound;
Emery, rock, six dollars per ton; manufac-
tured, ground. or pulyerzed, one cent per pound;
| Ergot, twenty cents per pound;
EPSON salts, one cent per pound; glauber salts,
FIVE mills per pound Rochelle Salts fifteen cents
| per pound 81
Fruit ethers essences or oils of apple pear peach,
apricot strawberry, and raspberry, made offusil
oil or of fruit, or limitations thereof two dollars
and fifty cents per pound;
| French green, Paris green, mineral green carmine
lake, wood lake, dry carmine, Venetian red, ver
million, mineral blue Prussian blue, chrome yel-
low, rose pink, extract of resin analine coors,
Dutch pink, and paints and painters celors, Tex
ccpt white and red lead and oxide of zinc, dry
ground in oil, and moist water colors, used in the
manufacture of paper hangings aud colored pa
pers and cards, not otherwise provided for, twen-
ty-fve per centum ad valorem; ginger root five
cents per pound; ginger ground, eight cents per
| pound:
On gold leaf dollar and fifty cents per package
of five hundred leaves on silver leaf, seyenty-tiv
cents per package of five hundred leaves;
Gum alOes six cents per poundi benzoin, ten cents
| per pound sandarac, ten cents per pound shell
lac, ten cents per pound mastic, fifty cents per
II pound copal kowrie, damar, and all gums used
: | for like purposes, ten cents per pound;
Honey, fifteen cents per gallon;
Iodine, crude, fifty cents per pound; re-srblimed,
r seventy-five cents per pound;
! | Ipecacuanha, or ipeeac, fifty cents per pound
? Jalap, fifty cents per pound;
Licorce root, one cent per pound; paste or juice,
five cents per pound;
Litharge two and one fourth cents per pound;
Magnesia, carbonate, six cents per pound cacin-
r ~ ed, twelve cents per pound;
: Mama, twenty five cents per pound
Nitrate of soda, one cent per pound;
Morphine and its salts, two dollars per ounce; ;
mace and nutmeg, thirty cents per pound;
Ochres and ochrey earths, not otherwise provided
4 for when dry, fifty cents per one hundred
pounds when ground in oil, one dollar and fifty
!. cents per one hundred pounds;
Oils, fixed expressed, croton, fifty cents per
I, | pound almonds, ten cents per pound bay or
laurel twenty cents per pound castor, fifty cents
: per gallon; mace, fifty cents per pound; olive,
I not salad, twenty-five cents per gallon salad,
fifty cents per gallon; mustard, not salad, twen-
r ty-ive cents per gallon; salad fifty cents per gall
lon; s4 sea s
Oils, essential or essence anise, fifty cents per
pound; almonds, dollar and fl fly cents per
n pound amber, crude, ten cents per pound rect-
fed twenty cents per pound bay leaves, seven-
teen dollars and fifty cents per pound; bergamot,
one dollar per pound cajeput, twenty-five cents
per pound caraway, fifty cents per pound cassia,
one dollar per pound; cinnamon, two dollars per
pound; cloves, one dollar per pound; citronella,
4 fifty cents per pound cognac enanthic ether,
r pound; fenncl, fifty cents per pound; juniper,
twenty-five cents per pound; lemons, fifty cents
+ per pound orange, fifty cents per pound organ :
!, UNI, or red thyme, twenty five cents per pound !;
roses or otto, dollar and fifty cents per ounre
e thyme, white, thirty cents per pound valerian,
one dollar and fifty cents per pound; all other
centum I'D yalorem;
Opium, two dollars per pound
+ Opium prepared for smoking eighty per centum
e ad valorem;
Parafiine ten cents per pound
e Paris, when dry, sixty cents per one hundred
\ | hounds; when ground in oil white, one dollar
4 and fifty cents per one hundred pounds;
: Pimento, twelve cents per pound; when ground,
!, fifteen cents per pound;
+ Potash bichromate, three cents per pound hydri-
odate iodate, iodide, and acetate, seventy five
J. cents per pound; prussiae, yellow five cents per
pound prussiate, red, ten cents per pound chic
rate six cents per pound;
r Petroleum and coal Illuminating OIL crude, ten
cents per gallon; refined, or kerosene, produced
n from the Installation of coal, asphaltuin, shae,
r neat petroleum, rock OIL or other bituminous
substances, used for like purposes twenty cents
II per gallon; -----.-
Putty, one dollar and fifty cents per one hundred
n pounds; f.sf-a. 70 -
r ouininc sulphatc Of and other salts of quinine,
i forty-five per centum ad valorcm;
II RhuIarb, fifty cents per pound;
= Rose leaves, fifty cents per pound;
Rum essence OIL ard bay rum essence or oil, two
n dollars per ounce;
Satpetre nitrate of potash, crude two cents per
pound refined, three cents per pound;
II Seeds anise, five cents per pound star anise ten
cents per pound canary, one dollar per bushel OF
n sixty pounds; caraway, three cents per pound ;
i oardamom, fifty cents per pound cummin, five
h cents per pound; coriander, three cents per
lie pound ennel two cents per pound fe[ nlugreek
two cents per pound; hemp, one-haf cent per
It pound mustard, brown, three cents per pound
white three cents per pound; rape, ono cent per