Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-20
NUMBER AZ.

is the component material or chief
value, sixty per centum ad valorem~
On silk vestings, pongees, shawls,
scarfs, mantillas, pelerines, handker-
chiefs, wells, laces, shirts, drawers,
bonnets, hats, caps, turbans, chemi-
setts, hose, mitts, aprons, stockings,
gloves, suspenders, watch chains,
webbing, braids, fringes, galloons,
tassels, cords, and trimmings, sixty
per centum al valorem.
On all manufactures Of silk, or Of
which silk is the component material
Of chief value, not otherwise provided
Tor, fifty per centnm ad valorem.
Sec. Q. And be u further enacted,
That On and after the day and year
aforesaid, in lieu of the duties hereto
fore imposed by law on the articles
hereinafter mentioned, there shall be
levied. collected, and paid on the
goods, wares, and merchandise emu
merated and provided for in this sec
ton, imported from foreign countries,
the following duties and rates of duty,
that is to say .......
On all brown earthenware and COM
mon stoneware, gas retorts, stone
ware not ornamented, twenty-five per
centum ad valorem.
On china, porcelain, and Pariau
ware, gilded, ornamented, or decora-
ted in any manner, fifty per centun
ad vaiorern.
On China, porcelain, and Fariap
ware, plain white, and not decorated
in any manner, futy-Gve per ccntum
ad valorem; on all other earthen,
stone. or crockery ware, white, glaz-
ed, edged, printed, painted, dipped,
or crean-colored, composed of earthly
or mineral substances, and not other
wise provided for, forty per centum
ad valorem.
On states, slate pencils, slate chin
ney pieces, mantels, slabs for tables,
and all other manufactures Of slate,
forty per centum ad valorcm. 3
On unwrought clay, pipe clay, fire.
clay, and kaoline, five dollars per ton.
On fullcr's earth three dollars per
ton.
On white cl,afk and cliff stone, ten
dollars per ton. On red and French
chalk, twenty per centurn ad valorem.
On chalk Of all descriptions, not 9TH
erwise provided for, twenty-five per
ceninm ad valorcm. ~
On whiting and Paris-white, one
cent per pound.
On whiting ground in oil. two cents
per pound. ,.--
: On all pain and mould and press
glass not cut, engraved, or painted,
thirty-6ve per centum ad valorem.
On all articlesof glass cut, engrav-
ed, painted, colored, printed, stained,
silvered, or gilded. not including plate
glass silvered. or looking-glass plates,
forty per centun ad vatrem
On all unpolished cylinder, crown,
and common window glass, not ex-
ceeding ten by fifteen inches square,
one cent and half per pound Z above
that and not exceeding sixteen by
twenty-four inches square, two cents
rper pound above that and exceed
ing twenty,four by thirty inches
square, two cents and a half per pound;
all above that three cents per pound.
On cylinder and crown glass, pol
ishcd, not exceeding ten by fifteen
inches square, two and one-half cents
per sqnare foot above that, and not
exceeding sixteen by twenty-four inch
es square. four cents per square foot;
above that, and not exceeding twen-
ty.four by thirty inches square, six
cents per square foot above that, and
not exceeding twenty-four by sixty
inches, twenty cents per square foot
all above that forty cents per square
foot. Ia
On Huted. rolled, or rough plate
glass, not including crown, cylinder,
or common window glass, not exceed.
ing ten by fifteen inches square, sew
enty-tive cents per one hundred square
feet above that, and not exceeding
sixteen by twenty-four inches square,
one cent per square foot above that
and not exceeding twenty-four by
thirty inches square, one cent and 3
half per square foot all above that.
two cents per square foot: Prorided,
That all futed, rolled, or rough plate
glass, weighing over one hundred
pounds per one hundred square feet,
shall pay an additional duty on the ex-
cess at the same rates herein imposed.
On all cast polished plate glass. un-
silvered, not exceeding ten by fifteen
inches square. three cents per square
foot above that and not exceeding
sixteen by twenty -four inches square,
five cents per square foot above that
and not exceeding twenty-four by
thirty inches square, eight cents per
square foot above that and not exc
ceeding twenty-four by sixty inches
square, twenty-five cents per square
foot I; all above that, fifty cents per
square foot.
On all cast polished plate glass. sill
vered, or looking glass plates not ex-
ceeding ten by fifteen inches square,
four cents per square foot; above
that aud not exceeding sixteen by
twenty-four inches square. six cents
per square foot above that and not
exceeding twenty-four by thirty inch
es square, ten cents per square foot
above that and not exceeding twenty
four by sixty inches square, thirty-fvs
cents per square foot ; all above that,
sixty cents per square foot Prorided,
That no looking-glass plates or plate
glass, siivered, when framed, shall
pay less rate Of duty than that i'm
posed upon similar glass of like de-
scription not framed, but shall be La
ble to pay in addition thereto thirty
per eentum ad valorem upon such
frames.
On porcelain and Bohemian glass.
glass crystals for watches, paintings
on glass or glasses. pebbles for spec
tacles. and all manufactures Of glass,
or of which glass shall be compo-
nent material. not otherwise provided
for, and all glass bottles or jars filled
with sweetmeats. or preserves, not
otherwise provided for. and all glass
J bottles or jars filled with sweetmeats
mr. prnsorvns not oihprwise prOyi1cd