Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-23

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person or persons respectively whose titles shall
have faiei as aforesaid.
APPROyED, Julyl2 1882.
CHAP. CLXIH-An Act increasing temporarily,
the duties on imports, and for ether purposes.
Be ft enacted BIZ, the Senate and H0Hse Of Repre-
sentative of tie URitsd States Of AaeTiea IN Con-
qrsss assemtled, That from aud after the frst day
Of August, ammo Domini eighteen hundred and
sxty-tE0 in lieu Of the duties heretofers imposed
by law on the article hereinafter mentioned there
shalt be levied, collected, and paid on the goods
wares, aud merchandise, herein enumbsrAtsd and
provided for, imported for foreign countries, the
following duties and rates Of duty, that is to say
On Sirup Of sugar, or Of sugar cane, or coneen-
trstsd moIasses or concentrated melsdO, two cents
per pound.
On ali sugar above number twelve. Dateh stand
ard in color, 5wosnd one hslf-cents per pound
On al sugar shove number twelve, and not above
number fifteen, Dutch standard in color three cents
per pound
: On all sugar above number fifteen, not stove
dried, and not above number twenty Dutch stand
ard in color three and one-half cents per pound
On all refined sugar in form OF Loaf lump, crush
ed, powdered, pulverizsd, or granulated, and all
dried or other sugsrfabove number twenty
Dutch standarp in c0lored, four cents per pound !;
Provided. That the standards by which the colOrf
and grades Of sugfr are TO be Regulated shalt be
selected and u rnished to the collectors Of such port
v
the Treasury. from time to time and in such man
ner as he may deem expedisnt
On sugar cand. not eOlOred, six cen ts per pound
on all other confectionery made wholly or in part
of sugar, and on sugars, after being rsfnsd when
tinetured, eOored, or in any way adultsrased, ten
cents per pound
On iRoIasses, six cents per gallo1 Provided, That
all slrups Of sugar sugar cane. concentrated mo-
Iasses or concentrated meladO entered under the
name Of mOlasses or AEy other name than sirup q
sugar, OF OF sugar cane, concentrated m)Iss3ss or
concentrated meladO, shall be liable 70 forfeiture
to the United States, and the same shall be forfeit
ed T 4'-i3'
On cigars of al kinds, valued at five dollars or
less per thousands thir y-fVe cSnts per pound val
ued at over ten and not over twenty dollars per
thousand, eighty cents DER pouId valued at oVar
twsnty dollars par thousand, one dollars per pound
aud in addition thereto on all eigsrs valued at over
ten deIlars per thousand ten per ad valerem
Provided, That paper cigars oreigarrettes, iEslud
ing wrappers, shall be subject to the same dulies
imposed on cigars.
On snuff, t6irty Eve cents erpound.
On tobacco, in lief, unman ufactured and not
stsmmee thirty five cents per pound;
On stemmed, and toba manufactured cf ell
descriptions not otherwise provided for, thirty
CENT? per pound.
Soc 2. Aud be it further enacted, That from
aad after the day and year aforesaid; in addition
to the duties heretofore imposed BY law, on the
articles hereinafter M5utoQeu, lneluQ5Q bnlS
section there shall be levied, collected, and paid on
the goods, ware, and merchandise herein snumerat-
ed and provided for imported from forsign oOntries
the following duties apd rates Of dnty, that is to
say:
On brandy, for first proof, twenty-five cents. per
gallon
On other spirits, manufactured or distilled from
grain other materials for fFst proof fifty cents
per gallon
0n cordals, and liaueurs eff al Kinds and arraek
absynthe, drsehen- wssser, ratsia, and other SINH
lar -pirtuous beverages not otherwise provided foI
twenty-five cents psr gallon ~
On bay rum, twenty-five cents per gallon
On ale. porter, and beer, in bottles, or otherwise
FIVE cents per gallon
On al spirituous liquors not otherwise, enumera-
ted, sixteen nd two thirds par centum ad vAlOrem
Provided, That lower rate or amount Of duty
shall be levied, collected and paid, on brandy,
spirits, aud all other spurious beverages than thai
fixed by law for the description of first PROOF, bat
shall be increased IN proportion for any greater
strength than the streRth Of grst proof And pro-
Vided. further, That bottles eOutaining wines sub
jecJ IS ad yaOrem duties shall be liable to and pay
the same rate6f dEly as that fixed upon the wines
therein contained.
See. 3. And be il further enacted That from snd
after the day and year aforesaid in addition to the
duties heretofore imposed By law on the articles
hereinafter mentioned and ineladed iu this section
there shall be levied, collected. and paid On the
goods, wares, and merohandiss, herein enumeratel
and provided for, imported from f,rsigu countries
the following duties and rates Of duty, that Is L
say:
On bar iron, rolled or hammered comprising fat.
not less than one inch or more than seven inches
wide, less than Ope-quarter Of an inch or more
thau two inches thick rounds not less than one
haif an inch nor more than four inches in damet0r;
and squat not less than one half inch nor more
than four inches square. not exceeding in value the
sum Of Efty dollars per ton twO dollars per ton
exceeding in value the SUN Of fifty dollaIs per ton
three dollars per ton
sOn bar iron, rolled or hammered, comprising fats
less than Onequarter Of an inch thick or more than
seven inches wide rounds less than one half an
inch or more than four inches in diameter, and
squares less thap one-haf an inch or more than
four inches SOP 4'n, i've dollars per ton:
On all iron imported in bars for railroads and in
clined ptne mzds to patterns aui ft5ed TO os laid
down on such roads or planes without frrther nan
ufssture, one dollar aud ffty cea.s pr tOa e
On boiler OK other plate iron, Eve dollars per
tom; 81 44s3 30 ~
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