The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-20
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] Gas, Illuminating, made OF coal, WnoIly
2,i or in part, ,Eor of any; other material
when the product shall not be above
in7 100000 cubic feetaper month, per l..
i 600 cubic feet, 20 cents. ~ 2Gs--
Gas, illuminating when the product shall
!79-be above 500, 900, and notIsbove 5,000,.
00O cubic feet per month, per 100 Gu
bic feet, 25 cents. 9{a - ~,
Gas, illuminating, when the product shall
be above 500 ,e0Q. cubic feet per month,
4 per 1000 cubic feet, so cents. u s2tifI
Gold leaf, per pack, containing not more
sathanI20 books, of 25 leaves each, 1e
cents. .:-J - 5-t =}'r.S =
Gold, produced from quartz mines, from
beds of rivers, from the earth, or in
p any other manner, 8 per cent, .~r
Ginger, ground, and all limitations, per lb.
| l cent. . I5-.
Glue and gclatine of all descriptions, in
the solid state, per h., l cent. ....
Glue and cement, made wholly or In part
of glue, to be sold in liquid state, per
gallon, 40 cents.
Grave stones, 5 per cent. ..... .
Gunpowder, and all explosive substances
made of mining, blasting, artillery, or
sporting purposes, when valued at 20
cents per Ib. or less, per lb, l cent.
Gunpowder, and all explosive substances
made fol. mining, blasting, artillery, or
sporting purposes, when valued above
20 cents per lb., and not exceeding 80
cents per ID, l cents.
Gunpowder; and all explosive substances
made for mining, blasting, artillery, or
sporting purposes, when valued at above
80 cents per lb,, per h., s cents,
Hats and bnnnets; 5 per cent. $3.50
Hulls, as launched, or ships, barks, brigs,
schooners, ,sloops, sailboats, steamboats,,
canal boats and all other vessels and
water-craft, not including engines or
rigging, hereafter built, made or CON
structed, p per cent, .......,. .,--r-
Hollow ware, per ton, So. t,.f,.
Iron blooms, slabs or loops, whether made
in forges or bloomeries, per ton, 81 so
Iron railroad, per ton, S3..-,'ia5 s- eat
Iron railroad, rerolled, per tun, 81 20.
Iron all advanced beyond blooms, slabs or
loops, and not advanced beyond bars or
ross, and band hoop, or sheet iron not
thinner than No. IS, wire gauge per
ton, S3. -
Iron plate. net less khnn one eight of an
inch thick, per tun, S3.
Iron band, hoop and sheet, thinner than
No. Is, wire gauge, per tun, So so.
Iron plate, less than one eighth Of an inch
in thickness, per ton, S3 so. aa -
Iron nails, cut and wrought, spike and
horseshoe nails, when wrought by
hand, per ton, So so. rsl.....--
Iron castings used for bridges or other
permanent structures, per ton, 50.
Iron castings exceeding ten pounds in
weight for each casting. not otherwise
provided for, per ton, So.
Iron rivets exceeding one quarter inch
in diameter, per ton, 81.
Iron nuts, less than two ounces each in
weight, per ton, 81.
Iron bolts, not less than four ounces in
weight, per ton, 81. Il. g~ s,zs
Jewelry, see '.Precious Stone,'' per ct
Lead, White, per 100 pounds, So cents.
Lead pipes, 5 per cent.
Lead sheets, 3 per cent, ~. o, .,
Lead, Ipgots, pigs or bara, 8 per cent.
Leather, Patent, eHameled and japanned
leather and skins of every description
5 per cent. -saa Z:
Leather, Oil dressed, and deer skins
dressed or smoked, 5 per cent.
Leather of all descriptions, tanned or par,
tally tanned in the roIlsh, 3 per cent
Leather, curried or finished, per cent
LithograPhers, productions of, 5 per cent
Manufactures of cotton, wool, silk, worst
ed flax, hemp, jute, india rubber, gutta.
F percha, wood, willow, glass; pottery
ware, leather, paper, iron, steel, lead
tin, copper, zinc, brass, gold, silver
horn, ivory, bone, bristle, wholly or in
J. part, or of any other material not other
wise provided for, per cent.
Manufactures increasedin value by being
polished, painted, vanished, &c. &c
&c, on the increased value, 5 per cent
Marble gravestones and other monumen
tai stones whether with or without in
scription, 5 per cent. r-qt
Masts, spars, shid or vessel block, pei
cent. -INS5o~
Meats, preseryed,'5 5 per cent. 4 -7s,a :,
| Melado, 5 per cent. 5r-5 yi. al = : J
Mineral Goals, except pea coal and dus
coal, per tun, 5 cents. 90. .. -. .,''.' -.
Mineral water from spirits, &C., each bot
tie containing not more, than one quar-
| q ! cent. s'F al p .allz.li $50 r-~st.
Mineral water, COP tanning more than on,
quart, ore cent. ~" -. - -
Mineral water, artificial, 10 per cent. !.
Mustard, ground, and all limitations, pc
pound l; cent. = 49, -f. r''s.' i
Molasses produced directly from sugal
ri cane juice, 5 per cent. - =. -. =.
Molasses,, syrup of, produced, directl!
from sugar cane Juice, 5 per! cent. .ai:,t
Molasses contracted, produced adirectl.
se from sue ar canejuice, per cent = e
Naptha, refined, produced by the distilla
tien of coal, asphaltum, shale, beat, pc
trolcum or rock oils, &c, per gallon, q
Oil, Illuminating. produced by the distil
lation of coal, asphaltun, stale, beat
petroleum. or rock oils and all othe
bituminous substances used for a lik
purpose, Per gallon, 20 cents. r4
Oil, Lard, per gallon, cents.
Oil, Mustard-seed, per gallon 5 cents. g.
Oil, all animal aud vegetable, not exempt
| ed OF otherwise provided for, per gallon