Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-23

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two cents per pound; all other soap. FIVE per centum
ad valOrem;
On spirits Of turPentine. hvs cents per gallon;
On starch OF all descriptions One-haf cent per
On white and red lead. drv or ground in oil se.
teen cents per one hundred pounds
On oxide Of zinc, dry or ground in oil, twenty
I'VE cents per one hundred pounds:
Sec. 3. Aud be 1t further enacted. That from and
after the day and year aforesaid, in lien Of the du-
ties heretofore imposed By law on the article here
matter mentiOnledl, and on such as may be now
be exempt from duty, there shall be levied, collec-
ted, and paid on the goods, wares. and merchandise
enumerated and provided for in this section. i'm
ported from foreign countries, the following duties
and rates Of duty, that is to say.
On auchOvies, preserved in salt, thirty Der cen
TN I'D valOrem;
On Andirons, made Of cast iron, one cent and one
fourth per pound: r
On barley, pearl or hulled, one cent per pound;
On bOnnets, bats, and hoods, for men, women. ana
children, composed Of straw. chin. rras. aim -Ietf
willow, or any other vsgtIble substance, OF ofsilk.
hair, Waleb0ne. or other msterial, not otherwise
provided Tor, forty per centum advalorem:
On baids, plaits, fats, laCes, trimmings ,~sparterre
tissues, willow sheets and squares. usO for making
or Ornamenting hats, bOnnets, and hoods, composed
Of straw. chip, gross, palm-leaf, willow, or any 9th
er vegetable substance, or Of hair, Whaleb0ne. or
other material, not otherwise provided for, thirty
per centum ad valorem;
On books, periodicals. pamphlets, blank books
bound or unbound. and all printed matter, engrav-
ings. bound or unbound, illustrated books and pa
pers, and maps and charts, twenty per ceutun ad
vaiorem. Provided, That all imported cotton and.
linen rags for the manufacture Of paper shall be
free of duty;
On bristles, ten cents oer ponndi
On candles and tapers, stearine and adamantine
i've cents per poand: on spermaceti, p~sraaine, and
wax candles and tapers, pure or mixed, eight cents
per pound: on all other eondles and IA pers, two,
and one-hAlf cents per pound:
On chicOFy root two cents per pounds on chicOrT
ground, burnt, OF prepared, three cents per pound:
On acorn coffee and dandsliOn root, raw OF pre-
pared, and all other articles used Y intended to be
used as coffee, OF a subsitute for coffee, and not
otherwise provided Cor, thrye cents per pound:
On cOlOring for brandy, fifty per cent nd valOrem:
On cork wood, unmanuiactured, thirty per cen
tUm sdFslOrem:
On cotton, ono-half cent per pound:
On feathers and downs for bed OF beding, of all
descriptions, thirty per oentum nd valorem:
On ostrich, ~Valture, cock, and other ornamental
feathers. crude or not dressed, colOred, OF manufae-
tured, twenty per centum sd valOreR; when dr. ;
ed, colOred. or manufactured, forty psr centum I'D
yalOrem:
On fertilizers and flowers, artificial and parts there
of, Of Whatever material composed, not otherwise
provided for, forty per cenbUm I'D galOrem:
Ca frs-crackers, fifty cents per box Of forty packs
not exeeed:ng eighty to each paex: and in the sans
proportion for 4 greater number:
On fruit, shade, lawn, and ornamental trees,
shrubs, plant is, and bulbous roots, and flower seeds
not otherwise provided for, thirty per ceneum ad
YalOrem.
Ga gloves, made Of skins OF leather, forty per
centum al vsiorem;
On gunp5der, amp all explosive substances used
Tor mining, blasting. artillery, or spordng purp1ses,
valued at less than twenty cents Per pound, six
cents per pound; Valueda at twenty cents or over per
pound. six cents per pound and twenty per centum
al valorem-in addition thereto.
On garden seeds, and all other seeds for a%gricul-
tural aud horticultural purposes. not otherwise pro-
vided for, thirty per centum ad vaiorsm;
On hides, raw, and skins Of all kinds, whether
ried, sailed, Or picked, ten per centum ad valJrem'
On hollpW-ware and vessels or cast ison, not 9TH
eTwise provided for, one cent and one fourth pei
pound
Gn hoops, five cents psr pound:
On human hair, raw, UncleaneS, and MT drawn
twenty per csntum ad valorem: when cleaned OF
drawn, but not manu- featured, forty per csntum ad
val0rem:
On lead ore, one dollar per one hundred pounds;
+ On marble, white statusry, In block, rough or
squared, seYenty-hv0 cents per cubic foot. Teinsd
marble, ana marble of all other descriptions, not
otherwise provided for, in block, rough or squared,
forty per esntum ad salOren:
On all manufacture Of marble, marble slabs
marble paving tilef, and marble sawed, dressed, OF
palsshed City per eentum ad valOrem:
On manufactures Of b~ladders, thirty per Centum
al valOr m:
On manufactures of India rubber and silk, or of
India rubber and silk and other materials, ftty per
eentum al val0rsm.
Ga mustard. ground, in bulk, twelve cents per
pound: when enclosed in glass or tin sixteen cent.
per pound:
On plates engraved, af steel, coppor, wood, or any
other material, twenty-five per eentun sd ValOrem;
On plumbago or black lead, ten dollars per ton:
On pjtatoes, twenty-five cents per bRshei:
On percussion caps, fulminGies, Eliminating pow
dsrs, and ali articlss used for like purposes, mo-
otherwise provided for. thirty per centuH ad va
lOrcm:
On PLAYING cards, valued at twenty-five cents or
less per pack, fifteen cents pea pack: valued above
twenty five cents Fer pack, twenty-five cents per
pack;
Ga pens metallic. ten cents per grosa
On Pen-hOlder tips, metallic, ten cents per gross
! Op pen holders, complete. zen cents per dozen;
On lead pencials, oned0llar per gross;
On rice. cleaned, one cent aud a half por pound;
paddy, three quarters Of one cent per pound; un.
cleaned rice, one cent and s half per pound;
On sage and sage -four, one cent and . half pei
pound;
low metal not wholly fcOpPer nor wholly or in
part Of iron, ungalEanised, in sheets fOrtyeight
inches long and fourteen inches wide, and weigh
ting from fourteen to thirty-fOur ounces per square
foot, three cents per pound; 2
On tin in pigs, bars, or blocks, fifteen per centum
ad valOrem;
On tin in plates or sheets, terns, AID taggsr tin,
twenty five per centum ad valOrem; an oxide, mar
iatic, and salts Of tin ana tin foil, thirty per centun
ad valOrem.
Sec. 9. And be It further enacted, That In I'D
dition 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 merchandise herein
enumerated and provided for imported from foreign
countries, the following duties and rates Of duty
that is to say.
On Wilton, Saxoney, and AubussiOn, Administer
patent velvet, Tournay velvet, and tapestry velvet
carpets and carpeting, Brussels carlIers wrought By
the jacquard machine, and All medallion or whole
carpets, five cents per square yard; on Brussels aud
tapestry Brussels carpets and carpeung; printed on
the warp or otherwise three cents psr square yard;
on all treble-ingrain and wOrsted chain venetian
carpets and carpetings, three cents per square yard;
on hemp or iute oarpeting, two cents per square
yard; on all other kinds of carpets and carpetIng, Of
wool, fax or cotton, or parts Of either or otner ma
terial except druggsts, Bookings and iels carpets
and carpetings). not otherwise provided for, five
Der eentum sd valorem Provided, That mats, rngs
screens. covers. hassOcks, bsdsdes, and other p1r'
tons Of carpeting, shall pay the rate OF duty herUtr
Imposed on carpets and earpsting, OfslmtliT char
aeter: on all other mats, screens, hassoeks, and rug
Eve per centum ad vaiorem,
On wooden cloths, wOifen shsWls, and eli manu-
features of wool, OF very description, made wholly
or in part of wool, not otherwise provided Tor, q ia
ty of six cents per pound, and, IN addition thereto
five per centum ad valOrem;
On goods of like description, when valued at Owe
one dollar per square yard. or weighing less thar
1 twelve ounces Der square yard, u daty of six cents
par pound, and, in aiditian tharetO, ten per csntuu