Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-23

10 epsu sslogIB Isnuls Hg puE s1sAulp pus saHqs
frames Of whatever material composed Wtr7 BY men
women ard children and not Otherwise provided for;
Card cases pocket books, she'll boxes souvenirs and
all similar articles Of whatever material composed
Carriages and parts Of carriages;
Clocks and parts of clocks;
Clothing ready made, aae wearing apparel Of
whatever description, Of whatever material cOnpos-
ed excent wool made mp or manufactured wholly oT
IN part BY the tailor, seamztreSs OF manufactured;
Coach and harness furniture Of al kinds sadilsry
couch and harness hadware silver plated or cover
ed Common timed FURNISHED or ~japEnhed not 9TH
crEiss provided for;
Combs of all kinds:
Compositions Of glass OF paste, when set;
Composition teps for tabbE5 or Othar articles Of
furniture:
Comhts, sWeetmeats, or fruits preserved in sugar,
brandy OF mOlasses, not otherwise provided for:
Gotten cards, gimps, and gallons; .
Cotton laces, cotton insersings, cotton trimming
laces, and cotton braids, eolOred or uncelOrsd:
Court-pluster;
Cutlery Of all kinds;
Dolls and toys Of all kinds;
EneaRstic tiles
Epaulets, gallons, laces, knots. stars, t~Asssls,
tresses, and wings, of gold, silver, ether metal;
Fans and ere screams Of every description, Of
whatever material composed;
Frames and sticks for umbrellas, parasolsNpnd
9uouo4Uc lou u aAuu-oLEas
Furniture, cabinet and household;
Furs, dressed;
Hair pencils;
Hat bodies of cotton or wool, OF Of which wool is
the component material Of chief value;
HairclOth, hair ssatings, and all other m~anufaS-
Of hair, not otherwise provided for;
Ink, printers ink, aud ink powder;
Jappaned, patent or enamsiled leather, or skin
Of all kinds;
Jet and manufactures Of ct, and limitations there
Of;
Leather, tanned. ofsIl descriptions;
Maecaroni, vermicelli. ~gel4tine, jellies, and ali
similar preparations.
Manufactures of bone, shell, ivory or negotiable
ivory;
Manufactures Of paper. or of which paper is a
component material, net otherwise provided for;
Manufactures of she lars of the cork tree, ex-
Manufactures article, vessels and wares not 9TH
erwise provided foro GOLD, silver, copper; brsss iron
steel lead pewter tin or ether metal, ar of which
either of these metals OF any other metal shall be
the eomponentsmaterial Of chef value; Z
Manufactures not otherwise provided for, compoS-
ed OF mixed msterals, in part of cotton silk, wool,
or wOrsted, hemp, juts, or fax;
Manufactures of cotton, linen, silk, or Worsted l. of
embroidered or tamboured in the loom otherwise
by machinery or with the needle or other drOcess,
not otherwise provided for;
Manufactures OF ceder wood, gTIInadilla, ebOney,
mahogany, rosewood, aad SATIN wOod;
Manufactures and articles Of leather, or Of which
leather shall be a compliment part, not otherwise
p~roviped for;
Manufactures, articles and wares of padhelr
mache;
Manufactures Of goats hair or mohair, OF (which
goats hair or mohair safdl be a component material
not otherwise provided for
Manufactures of wood or of which wood in the
chief component part not otherwise provided for;
Morocco skis;
Nuskets, rifles, and other fire arms;
Needles, sewings darling knitting, and all other
descriptions;
Oil cloths of every description, of VIII atever ma
terial composed, hot otherwise provided for;
Paper boxes, and all other fancy boxes.
Paper envelopes;
Paper-hangings and paper for screens or fire.
boa.d. paper, antiquarian, DENY, drawing elephant
foolscap, imperial, letter, and all other paper, not
Otherwise provided for;
Pins, solid head or other;
Plated and gilt ware of all kinds;
Prepared vegetables, meats, fish, poultry, and
game, scaled or unsea.ed, IN cans or otherwise
Ratans and reeds mannfscturea or ~purtiaily man
Seaeiiola tops for tables or other articles Of furn-
iture;
Sealing-wax;
Side arms of every description;
Silver plated meta, In sheets or other form;
stereotype plates;
Still botJoms;
Twlnes and packthread of whatever material
composed not otherwise provided for;
Type metal;
Types new.
Umbrellas. parasols, and sunshades;
Velvet when printed or ~paidted;
WATERS;
Water colors;
Watches and psrtB of watches, AID WatcA mater-
ials, and ungned parts Of watches;
Webbing, composed Of wool, cotton, fax, or any
| other Materials, not otherwise provided for.
Sec. IA. And be it further enacted, That from
and after the day and year aforesaid, there shall be
levied. collected and paid OH all goods wares and
merchandise of the growth or prod uee of countries
beyond the Cape Of Good Hope, when imported
from places this side Of the Cape of Good Hope, a
duty of ten per cent ad valorsm, and in addition TO
the duties imposed on any such articles when i'm
ported directly from the place on places of their
groWthrOr production.
See. I5. And be it further enacted, That upon
all ships, vessels, o., steamers which, after the thir-
ty-frst day of December, eighteen hundred and
tixty-tWo, shall be entered at any custem house in
she United States from any foreign port or place, or
place, or from any port or place In the United states
whether ships or vessels of the United States, OF
belonging wholly or in part to subjects of foreign
powers. there sballbe paid a tax Of tonnage duty or
ten cents per ton Of the measurement of said vessel
in addition to any tonnage duty now imposed bp law
Provided, That the said tar or tonnage duty shall
not be collected more than once in each year on
any ship, vessel, or steamer having u license to trads
between different districts Of the United States, or
to carry on the bank, whale, or other fisheries,
whilst employed therein, o.. on any ship vessel or
steamer to OF from any port or place in mexico, the
British PROVINCES of North America, or any part of
the West India islands: Provided, also, That moth
ing in this act contained shall be deemed in any
wise to impair any rights and privileges which have
been or may be acquired By any fprsisn nation
under the laws and treaties of the United States
relative to the d atty on tonnage of vessels: PrOvid-
ed further, TbytsO much of eaCt of august eigh-
teen, eighteen hundred and ~ffty-siX, entitled AN
act TO authorize protection to be given to citizens
of the United States who may discover deposits of
guano," as .prObibits the export thereof, is hereby
suspended for one year fnJm and after the passage
Of this act.
See. I6. And be it further enacted, That from
and after the passage of this act, in estimating the
allowance for tare on al chests, boxes, cases, casks
bags, or other envelope or covering OF all articles
imported liable to pay any duty, Wuers the original
incoice is produced at the time of making entry
thereof, and thu tare shall be specified therein, it
shall be lawful for the collector, if be shall see fl,
or for the collector and naval officer if such efser
there be, if they shall fee fit, with the consent of
the oOnsignees, to estimate such tars according to
such invoice; but in all other cases the real tare
shall be allowed, aud may be ascertained under
such regulation As the Secretary of the Treasury
may from time to time prescribe; but In no case
shall there be any allowance for draft.
Sec. IL. AMI be it further enacted That from
and after the first day of november, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two, no goods wares or m5rchAndlSs
subject TO ad valOrem or spOci6s duty Whsther be-
longing to a person or persons residing In the Uni
ted States OF otherwise CT whether acquired by the
ordinary Drocass of bargain and sale or otherwise,
shall be admitted to entry unless the invoice Of sueh