New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06
Oh Of cloves, 40 cents per ounce.
Fusil oil, % per gallon.
Nutmegs, IS cents per pound.

OIL Of cloves, 40 cents Der ounce.
Fusi oil, ~ per gallon.
Nutmegs, IS cents per pound.
Mace, 50 cents per pound.
Brushes Of all kinds, per ccnt I'D valorsm.
Castor oil. OIL per gallon.
Peanuts cents per pound; shelled, scents.
cents per pound. e3u' .
Salt in sacks or barrels, q cents per 100 pounds m
bulk. 26 cents per 100 pounds. "
Blue or Roman vitrol. IS per cent sd valorem.
Crude plea, rs per cent al valorem.
Oxide OF zinc, dry or ground In oil, cent, ~.
pound. ''"~ p0
On all articles not otherwise provided 70, v.a. a
go,a s1v Ua we,man sver OF patina In whole n
On gold and silver watches. IS per certum I'd MI
orem. '@~
Wood pencils hIed with lead. 50 cents per gross With
Artificial and ornamental feathers and flowers ana
parts thereof so per centum ad valorem.
Marble white atatuary Sienna and pearl antinue 9.
block u % per cabic foot with Is per ceutum al val
0rem
On vened marble and marbles Of all other dcscrino,.
not otherwise provided for so cents per cubic foot Win
Is per centum ad yalorem.
On metallic pens 10 cents per gross with Is No, oe,t
um al vaorem.
Mr.. STEVENS (Un.. Pa.) moved substitute 70, N.
10Th section so as to provide that all goods wares and
merchandise which may be In public stores or bondsd
warehouses; or bonded for transportation on the dsv
this act takes effect SHALL when entered for home CON-
sumption pay the duties under which they were i'm.
ported Inc substitute was after debate rejected
Mr.. KAssOS (Un.. Iowa) offered q new section that
for year. there may be imported free Of duty any
machinery designed for manufacturing fabrics Of aY or
hemp aud also all machines for blowing oper ated bv
steam at the request Of County or Stat Agricultural
Messrs. KAssoS (of Iowa., GRIswoLD and HorcB.
kiss (of New York) ARNOLD (of ulinois) MALLORY of
Kentucky, favored the amendment. and Mr. STEyExa
(of Pennsylvania opposed it.
The amendment WIS adopted. by 81 against 49,
The Committee rose anil reported the bill, with tha
amendments. 10 the House.
An the amendments were concurred IN.
The bill was passed by Yeas 81; Nays, &c, as fol.
lOws
YEAs-Neesrs Allison, Ames, Ancona, Arnold, Ashley
Bailey, adwin (Mass.) Baxter Blaine, Blow, Boyd A. W.
Clark CJbb, Cole. Davis md Davis IN " Dawes Dem
uison briggs Eckey Feuton Frank. Garfield Gooch GIN.
nell Griswod, Hale Highly, Hooper, Hotchkiss, Hsbbsfa
Iowa. Hubbard Conn Hulburd ngerso yenckes Julian.
kasson Kelley kellogg hicb.l Kellogg On w. King Little
oha Loan. Lonsyear narvin MfCuig Miller IN Y Moor.
head Morrill, Morris ~. W Amos Myers Leonard Myers,
Jde O,,ei (PG) ORTIZ Patterson, Perhar, Price, Rice
Mss-.). Rice Mel, Roins IN. HI schensk, schoheld,
shannon smhers, Starr Stevens streuse Thayey Tracy,
psou Van yalkenbug, Washburne Qh), Washban (Mass
Wheeler. Williams, Wider Wilson, WINDOW, and Wood
Drid;e-gl
Siys-nessrs. Bliss Brown tWis) Edger'on, Eldrdge,
Fnck, Order. Harding, Harrington Harris tll, Herrick,
10 man, Huchus. lie BLOND, Long Mallory Marcy, Nc
Dow-l Morrison, Noble Pendeton, Perry PrIyu, Ross,
HeGsw orth 4. A. White. and J. w. Whie-26.
The House then adjourned