Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-23

ated, imPorteH frena foreign countries, the following
duties and rates Of duty, that is to say:
First. pu ali manufactures Of cotton, blesched
or unbioarhcd, and not eel0red, stained, painted, or
printed, and not eacesding one hundred threads to
the squafe inch, counting the warp and filing, and
exceeding IN weight Eve ounce per square yard,
cne-fOurth Of one cent scr square yard: on finer or
lighter goods Of like description, not exceeding one
hundred and forty threads to the square inch,
counting she warp and filling, one half cent per
fquare ya-d:-on goods Of like doscri ton, exceeding
oRe hundred and tarty threads, and not exceeding
Two hundred threads to the square inch, eouoting
the warp and Cling, thrss-fOurths Of one cent per
square yards; on like goods, exceeding TIVE hundred
threds 70 the squire ineh, counting the warp and
filling, one cent Ter square yard; on all goods en-
braoed in the forgOing schedules except jeBns +,
deuimes, d~rillintgs, bedhckings, ginghams. piaids
cottOna les. p~antaloon stufs, aud goods of like des-
criptiOn, net excssding in value t6s4sum pf sixteen
cents per square yHrd) II printed, painted, eolored;
or stained they shall be considered to have been
bleached goods, and there shah be levied, collected,
and paid a duty Of one eontper square yard, in ad-
ditiOn 10 the rs5ss Of duty provided fof bleoched
goods. Provided, That upon al plain woven cotton
goods, not included in the foregoing schedules, and
upon cotton goods Of every description. the value of
which shall exceed sixteen cents per square yard,
there shall be levied, collected, and paid, a duty Of
five PER ceRtum I'd valorem: And provided, further,
That no cotton goods, having more than two hun
dred threads to the square inch, counting the warp
and filing, shall be admitted to less rate Of duty
than is provided fur goods which are Of that mum
of threads.
Second. On spool and othe thread of cotton, ten
per eentum sd vnlO. EN-.
Third Or shirts and drawers, wove OF made on
frames, cDmpassd wholly of cotton and cotton vel
vet FIVE per cnntum ad ValOrems
Fourth. On all cotton jeans, denimes, drilIings,
bsdtiekings, gingham9, plaids, cOttonaiss, panta-
loon stufs, and goods of like description, not ex-
eseding in value the sum Of sixteen csnts per square
yard, two cents per square yard; and ON all manu-
tae'ures composed wholly Of cotton, b~ieached, an
~bleaehod, printed, painted. or dyed, net otherwise
provided for, Eve per cOntam ad valoreui.
Fifth. On all brown or bleached linens, ducks
canvas ~paddings, cOt-bottOms, huslaps' crash, buck
Rbacks, handkarohiefs, lawns OF other manufactures
of fax. jute or hemp or of which fax, jute or hemp
shall be the Component material of chief value +,
Eve per eentuin ad valOrem. on dax or linen, threads
Irvine and paekthread, and all other manufactures
cfhsx, or Of WhieT YAK shall be the component
material of chief value, and not otherwise provided
for, i've per eentun nd vRlorem.
Sec. IL. And be it 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 provided for in this
section, there shail believed, collected and paid on
the goods, wOres, and merchandise herein enumer-
ated, imported from foreign countries, the following
duties and rates ofduty, that is to say:
On jnte, SiSai grass sun hcnp. cOir, and other
AoNAlN W AG1lCHGh ma
tow Of 1ax, Russia and MANILA hemp, and cOdilla
or tow of hemp five dollare per ton;
On jute butts, one dollar per ton,
On Jared cable, or cordags, one-feurth Of one.
cent per pound
On untarred MANILA eOrdage, one fourth Of one
cent per pound;
On ali other untaTred eordage, one half cent per
round;
On hemp yarn, one cent per pound;
On COR yarn, ene-half cent per pound;
On seines, ane-hslf ceHt per pound
On cotton bagsing. or other manufactures not
otherwise provided for, suitable for the uses to
which cotton bagging is applied wether composed
in Whele or in part Of hemp, jute, or fax, or any
other material valued at less than ton cents per
square yard. one cent per pound;
On sail duck five per eentum ad valOrem;
On Russia and other shsetinss. made of fax or
hemp, brown and white, FIVE per centum ad Valorem
and
Tn ali other manufactures of hemp, or of which
hemp shall be acOmpOnent part, not otherwise pro-
vided tor, FIVE per eentum ad valdrem;
On grass cloth. Eve per centum ad valorem;
On jute yarns, five per eentum ad valOrem;
On all other manufactures of jute or Sisal grass,
not otherwise provided for, five per centum ad va
loren: EcoVidei. That eli hemp, or preparations Of
hemp used tor naval purposes by the government Of
the United States, shall be of American growth OF
manuf4crure: Provided fureher, The same can be
obtained Of AS good quaiisy and at as low a price.
Sec. L.. And be it further enacted, That 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 nov be
exempt from duty, there shall be levied, collected,
apd paid. on the goOds, wares. and Use
enumerated ana provided for in this section i'm
ported from foreign countries, the following duties
and rates eff duty, that is to say:
On all brown earthenware and common stone
WaOe. gas ratOrts, stOneware not Ornamented, and
stoneWsFe above the cssacity of ten gallons, twenty
Der centum ad ValOFeu;
On China and porcelain ware, gilded, ornament,
or decorated IN any manner, forty per centum ad
EAlorem;
On China and porcelain ware, plain white, and
not dseoIstee in any manner, and all other earthen
stone, or crOcks-y ware, white, glazed, edged, print
ed, painted, dipped, or ~eream-cOlOred, composed Of
earthly or mineral substances. and not otherwise
provided for, thirty Eve per centum ad valorem;
States, slate pencils, slate chimney pieces, man
tells, slabs for tables, and all ether manufactures Of
slate, fortv per centum ad valOTtm.
On nnwroughtclay pipe clay, fire clay, and keOline
five dellars per ton;
On fuIler's earth, three dollars per ton;
On white chalk, four dollars per ton; on re and
French chalk, ten per centum I'D valorem; on chalk
of all descriptions, not otherwise provided for TWEEN
ty-6ve per centum sd Valorem.
Email plain AMI mould and .press glassware, not
cut, engraved. or painted, thirty per centum ad va
loren;
UAG ia LALACA GAANCAN4 " AN1N0 " III
cluding plats-glsss siivered. or lOoking-glass plates,
thirty five per cengum ad valOrem;
On huUed, rolled or rough phate-glass. not includ-
ing crown, cylinder, broad, or common window glass
not exceeding ten by fifteen inches, seventy-hve
cents pet one hundred square feet; above that, and
not exceeding sixteen by twenty-fOur inches, one
cent per square foot; sbeve that, and not exceeding
Iwsnty- -four by thirty inches, one cent and a bait
per square foo all abOqe that, swO cents per square
foot: Provided, That all futed, rolled, or rongh
pate glass; weighing over one bu tdred pounds per
one hundred square feet, shall pay an additional
duty ca the excess at the same rates herein impOs-
ed
On all cast polished pale-ilasss, unsilTered, not
exceeding ten by Fl teen inthes, three cents per
square foot; above that, and not exceeding twenty
four by thirty inches, eight cents per square foot;
aeore that, and not exceeding twonty-fOur by SIX
~ inches, twenty-five cents per square foot; al
above that fifty cents per square foot;
On all cast polished plateglass, silvered, or look
i~ng-glass plates. exceeding ten by fifteen inches,
four cents per square foot; above that, and not ex-
ceeding sixteen BY twenry-four inches, SIX cents
per sauars foot. ubove that, and not exceeding
twenty-four by thirty inches, ten cents per square
foot: above that. and not exceeding twenty-four by
sixty inches, thirty-hve per square foot; all above
That. sixty cents per square foot: Aroyiden, That no
looking-glass plass pi4tes, or plate-glass silvered.
when framed, shall pay a les rate OF duty than
chat imposed upon similar glass, of like description,
not framed but shall be liable to pay, IN addition
thereto, thirty per centum ad yslOrem upon such
frames /:
On porcelain and Bohemian glass, glass crystals
for watches. paintings on glass or glasses, pebbles
for speetacles, and all manufactures of glass, or OF
which glass shall be 3 component maternal, except
crown, cylinder, and other window glass, not ether