Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed al the first Session ofths THIRTY
eighth Congress.
rPupLIo-No. 14Gl

ltO.
Soc. 2, Aad D q further enacted, That or -id
ties heretofore imposed b. law on the articles
bsIvsHrvs rnsntisard, there shall be levied, col
iactsd, And paid, ON the goods, wares and
merchandise enumerated and provided for In this
section, imported from foreign countries the fol-
lowing duties and rates % duty. that Is to say:
On spun silk for nlling Ia skeins cops, TWEEN.
ty.hve per centum I'd yalorem. on silk I'm the
gum not more advanced than slnglep, tram, ard
thrown or organize, thirty-hVe per centum All
vaOrem. On floss silks, thirty-fve per oentum al
yalorem. On sewing silk In the gum or purified,
forty per centum ad valorem. on all dress and
piece silks, ribbons aud silk velvets, or Velyets
OF which silk Is the component material err chief
value, sixty per centum sd valorem On silk veat-
tngs, poDgees, shewls, scarfs mantlllas pelerinen
hanukerohiefs, wells. laees, shirts. drawsrs hon,
nets, hats, caps turbana, chem settles hose mitts
Apryus, stockings, gloves. suspenders watch
chaihs, wepning, hfalds, tfinges, gSlooas tAssels
cords and trimmings, sixty per eentum al yalo,
rem.
on sill manufactures Of silk, or Of which .nS 4.
the componsrt material Of chief value rot other
wise provided for, nifty per eentum ad vaiorem
Sec. .. And Be farther enacted, That On .rA
after the ssy and year aforesaid, in lieu of tho Ar
tiee heretofore imposed by law on the artirles
hereinaner mentioned, there shall be levied. eal.
lscted and paid on the goods, wares, and MERIDIAN
disc epumerassd and provided for In this scc ion
imported from foreign countries, the follo,inS
duties aud rates OF duties, that Is to say:
On all brown earthenware and common stane :
ware. gas letorts, tsoneware not ornapented
twenty 1--WE per eentum ad valorem
On China, porcelain, and Parlan ware. eiIded
ornamental, or decorated In any manner, Atty per
centum ad valorem.
On China, porcelain. and Parian ware. Main
white aud not decorated in any manner, forty. ay
Per eentum ad valorem on all other eartharp
stone, or crockery ware, white, glazed. edged
printed, painted, dipped, or cream -colored, CON.
posed Of earthly or mineral substances, and no,
otherwise provided for, forty per osntpm be yo.
lerem.
nws.
mantsls, slabs for stables, aud all other manufac
tarea OF slate, forty per eentum I'D valorem
Vn nnwronght clay, pipe clay, fire clay, and
kaoline, I'VE dollars per ton.
On faller's earth tbree dollars ner ton
On white chalk and elf stone ten dollars nor
ton. ON red and French chalk. twenty per en-
tam al Nalorem. on chalk Of all descriptions.
ns' provided for, twenty five per csntun
On whiting and Paris.white. one cen. per
On whiting ground In oil, two c.nts ~. ,,.,,,,,
On all plain and mould ana prest :, lef peano'
engraved or painted, thrty-ave per eentnr ~ Al
zAiorem. Nsh'uh ao
On all articles OF g'a,s cut. engraved
col0red. printed stained sIIvereds ~ painted
including plate glass silverei, or lrcSSN, hot
plates, forty per ccntum sd valorem sass
On all unpublished cylinder, crown and eonr,o.
window glass, net exceeding ten by nnser 4.
ehss square, one cent aud halfper Pound an.
that and not exceeding sixteen by twenty So,
inches square, two cents IPerl pound above that
so
two cents aud half per pound; all abeve thsi
three cents per pound.
On cylinder and crown glass, polished not OF
eesding ten by ffteeen inches square, two and one
half cents per square foot; above that, and no
exceeding sixteen by twInty-four inches square
four cuts per square foot; above that, and no
exceeding twenty-four by thirty inches square
six cents per square foot; above that, and not ex
eseding twenty -four by sixty inches, twenty cent
par sqsare foot; all above that forty cents pc
square foot.
o. nutsd, rolled, or rough plata glass, not in
Guiding crown. cylinder, or common windo'
glass; not exceeding ten by fifteen inches sQusrC
ssventy-nse cents per one hundred square feet
sooNs thSt, and not exceeding sixteen by twenty
Ienr inches square, one cent per square foot
eoove tnat aud not exceeding twenty-four b
tnlr0 inehes square, one cent and 3 half Pc
s9aAfe 1901 Al above that. two cents per squar
Rot; ProVidsd, That all iuted, rolled, or rougl
plate glass, weighing over one HUNDRED pound
per one hundred square Fee, shah nav az aSaI
eonsl duty on the sxeess At the same rstss hersil
imposed. Ns'0N
On 3 ! cast polished plate glass, unsilvnr.A. "a
sxeesdtng ten By fifteen inches SQUARE. an.
Ssnfs Per square toet above that and not exceed