The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-19

dry or damp, ofsll descriptions, twenty cents
per pound.
On cigars, valued at not over five dollar.
per thousand, one dollar and fifty cents PEI
thousand. 80
i On cigars, valued at over five and not ovel
ten dollars per Thousand, two dollars pc
thousand ~
On cigars, valued at over tent pd not owe
fifty cents per thousand.
i On cigars, valued at over twenty dollars pei
thousand, three dollars and fifty cents pc,
thousand.
On gunpowder, and all explosive substances
used for mining, blasting, artillery, or sportina
purposes, when valued at eighteen cents pei
pound, or less, five mills per pound when val
ued at above eighteen cents per pound, ano
not exceeding thirty cents per pound, one cen'
per pound and when valued above thirty cent?
per pound, six cents per pound.
On white lead, twenty-five cents per one hun
dred pounds.
On oxide of zine, twenty-five cents per one
hundred pounds
On sulphate of barytes, ten cents per one
hundred pounds: Provided, That white lead
oxide of zinc, and sulphate of barytes, or any
one of them, shall not be subjected to any add
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ground with linseed oil, when the duties upon
| all the materials 90 mixed or ground shall have
been previously actually paid.
On all paints and painters colors, ground OF
dry in oil, or in paste with water, not otherwise
provided for, 5 per centum ad valorem.
| On clock movements made to run one day, .
cents each; made to run more than one day, 1C
cents each. ~
On pins, solid head or other, per centum
id valorem.
On umbrellas aud parasols made of cotton
silk, or other material, per centum ad valo
rem. SIS .1 tJ#
:. On screws, commonly called wood screws, II
cents per pound.
On railroad iron, and all other iron advanced
beyond slabs, blooms, or loops, and not advanc
ed beyond bars or rods, and band, hoop, and
sheet iron, not thinner than number eighteen
wire, gague, and plate iron not less than one
eighth of an inch in thickness, 81 so per ton
on railroad iron, rerolled, Toe per ton on band
hoop, and sheet iron thinner than number eight
cen wire gauge, plate iron less than one-eighth
of an inch in thickness, and cut nails and spikes
81 per ton; Provided, That bars rods, bands,
hoops, sheets, plates, nails, and spikes, manu-.
featured from iron upon which the duty of 81
SO has been levied and paid, shall be subject
only to duty of SOC per ton in addition there.
to, anything in this act to the contrary notwith-
standing 1875
On stoves and hollow ware, 81 80 per ton Of
two thousand pounds; cast iron used for bridges,
buildings, orther permanent structures, 81 per
ton Provided, That bar iron used for like
purposes, shall be charged no additional duty
beyond the specific duty imposed by this act
! On steel in ingots, bars, sheets or wire not
less than one-fourth of an inch in thickness,
valued at &c p ib or less, 81 per ton valued
at above &c n ID, and not above lie IL fb, So
per ton; valued above lie n ID, $40 per ton.
! On paper of all descriptions, including paste.
board and binders board, three per centum ad
valorem. s7 So.
On soap, CASTLE, palm'oil, erasve, and soap
of all other descriptions, white or colored, e1.
cept soft soap and soap otherwise provided for,
valued not above Sic per ID, one mill per pound;
valued above BIC per Id, mills per ID.
On soap, fancy, scented, honey, cream, trans.
parent, and all descriptions of toilet and shay
ing soap, cents per pound.
On salt, four cents per one hundred pounds.
On pickles and preserved fruits, and on all
preserved meats, fish, and shell-fsh in cans or
air-tight packages, 8 per centum ad valorem.
On glue and gelatine of all descriptions in the
solid state, five mills per pound.
On glue and cement, made wholly or in part
per gallon. ga
On patent or enameled leather, mills per
square foot -..e.
On patent jappanned split, used for dasher
leather, mills per square foot.
Ion patent or enameled skirting leather, lie
per square foot
On all sole and rough or harness leather, made
from hides imported east of the Cape of Good
Hope, and all damaged leather, mills per ID.
| On all other sole or rough leather hemlock,
tanned and harness leather, mills per pound.
On all sole or rough leather, tanned in whole
or in part with oak, cent per pound.
% all finished or curried upper leather, made
from leather tanned in tie interest of parties
finishing or currying such leather not previous.
ly taxed in the rough, except calf skins, l cent
per pound. ,ua asa pseg -
On bend and butt leather II cents per
pound. 80 ,esca7 a .a -
On offal leather, mills per pound.
! On oil dressed leather and deer skins. dressed
or smoked, Q cents per pound.
! On tanned calf skins, 6 cents each.
| On morocco, goat, kid, or sheep skins, cur.
ried, manufactured, or finished, per centum
ad valorem: Provided, That the price at which
such skins are usually sold shall not determine
their value. M asa 80 90 .3,es . aatlz ~
On horse and hog skins, tanned and dressed,
per centum ad vsiorem tpg4 -s 25
On American patent calf SKINS per centum
sd valorem. 1- Hna ts
On conducting hose of all kinds for conduct.
ing water or other fluids, duty of per cen.
tum ad valorem. as -ssd. g. -s u
On wine, made of grapes, cents per gallon.
/ On Varnish, made wholly or in part Of gum
copal or other gums or substances, s per CEN
tum ad valorem.
On furs of all descriptions, when made up or
Manufactured, 8 per centuu I'D xalorem.
On cloth and all textile or felted fabrics of
cotton, wool, or other material, before the same
has been dyed, printed, bleached, or prepared
in any other manner, a duty Of per centum
ad valorem: Provided, That thread or yarn
manufactured and sold or delivered exclusively
for knitted fabrics, or for weaving, when the
spinning and weaving for the manufacture of
cloth of any kind is carried on separately, shall
n1 be regarded as manufactures within the
meaning of this act but all fabrics of cotton,
wool, or other material, whether woven, knit,
or felted, when finished for sale, shall be re-.
garded as manufactures and be subject to the