, 1864-09-19
NO. 35.

On white chalk and cliif stone, ten d0i'
lars per ton. On red and French chalk,
twenty per centum I'd talorem. Oa chalk
of all descriptions, not otherwise provided
for, twenty-five per centuin I'D yalorem.
On whiting and Paris-Nhitg, one cent per
pound. -.
On whiting ground in oil, two cents per
pound. -,
On all plain and mould and press glass
mot cut, engraved, or painted, thiEty-6ye per
eentum ad -valorem. -,
On all articles Of glass cut, engraveds
painted, colored, printed, stained, silvered,
or gilded, mot including plate glass silvered,
or lOOking-glass plates, forty per centum cd
valorem. :.
On all unpublished cylinder, crown, and
common window glass, not exceeding ten
by fifteen inches square, one cent and half
per pound; above that aud not exceeding
sixteen by twenty-four inches square, two
cents Tper1 pound; above that and exceed
ing twenty -four by thirty inches square, two
cents and half per pound; all abOse that
three cents per pound.
On cylinder and crown glass, polishedy
not exceeding ten by fifteen inches square,
two and One-half cents per square foot J
above that, and not exceeding sixteen Oy
twenty-four inches square, four cents per
square foot; above that, and not exceeding
tWenty-four by thirtyinches square, nix cents
per square foot; above that, and not exceed
ing twenty four bysixty inches, twenty cents
per square foot; all above that, forty cents
per square foot.
On Hutcd, rolled, or rough plate glass, not
including crown, cylinder, or common VIM
dow glass, not exceeding ten BY fifteen inches
square, scventy-ive 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 ex-
ceeding twenty -four by thirty inches square,
one cent and half per square foot; al
above that, two cents per square foot: FRO
vided, That all fiuted, rolled, or rough plate
glass, weighing over one hundred pounds
per one hundred square feet, shall pay an
additional duty on the excess at the same
rates herein imposed. tgsE
Onall cast polished plate glass, unsilEercd,
not exceeding ten by fifteen inches square,
three cents per square foot; above that, nnd
not exceeding sixteen by tWenty-four inches
square, Eve cents per square foot; above
that, and not exceeding tWenty.four By thirty
inches square, eight cents per square foot;
above that, and not exceeding tuenty-lour
by sixty inches square, twenty i've centsper
square foot; all above that, ffty cents per
square foot.
On all east polished plate glass, silvered,
or looking.glass plates not exceeding tenb BY
fifteen inches square, four cents per square
foot; above thai, and hot exceeding sixteen
by twenty-four inches square, SIX cents per
square foot; above that, and mot exceeding
twenty-fourby thirty inches squats, tencents
per square foot; above that, and not exceed
ingtWenty. .fourby sixty inches square, thirty.
Eve cents per square foot; all above that,
sixty cents per square foot. Provided, That
no loOking-glass plates or plate glass, sik
vered, when framed, shall pay less Fateof
duty than that imposed upon similar glass
Of ike description not framed, but shall be
liable to pay IN addition thereto thirty puf
centum ad valoFem upon such ffames.
On porcelain and Bohemian glass, glass
crystals fUr watches, paintings on glass or
glasses, pebbles for spectacles, and all man
nfactures Of glass, or Of which glass shall
be component material, not otherwise pro-
vided for, and all glass bottles or jas flled
with sweetmeats or preserves, mot other
wise provided for, forty per centum I'd va
loren. , - snaias W
Sec. 10. And Be IL Jurthsr enacted, That
on and after the day and year afoFesaid, IN
lieu Of the duties heretofore imposed By law
on the articles hereinafter mentioned, and
on such as may now be exempt from duty,
there shall be levied, collected, and paid,
on the goods, wares, and merchandise emu
merated and provided for in this section,
4 imported from foreign countries, the fol.
lowing duties and rates Of duty, that is 10
say:
First On annattO seed, extract Of an-
nattO, nitrate Of barytes, carmined indigo,
crude tica, extract Of saflowsr, finishing
powder, gold sine and patent size, cobalt,
oxide Of cobalt, smalt, zaffre, and terra alba,
twenty per centum ad valorcm; on nickel,
fifteen per centum I'D yalOrem.
Second. On albumen. asbestos, nsphnlthm,
crOcus coleOttra, blue or Roman vitriol or
sulphate Of copper, bone ivory drop black,
murexide, ultTamarine, Indian red, and
Spanish brown, twenty-five per centum I'D
valorem.
Sec. IL. AAd be IT, tisrtksr snaetsd, That
on and after the day and year aforesaid, in
lieu Of the duties heretofore imposed By law
on the articles hereinafter mentioned, there
shall be levied, and collected, and paid, on
the goods, wares, and merchandise enumer-
ated and provided for in this section, im-
ported from foreign countries, the following
duties and rates Of duty, that is to say:
On acetic acid, acetOus or concentrated
vinegar, or pyrOligneOus acid, exceeding the
specific gravity Of 1.040, eighty cents per
pound; not exceeding the specific gravity
Of 1.040, known as number eight, twenty.
FIVE cents per pound.
On acetate or pyrOlignite Of ammonia,
seventy cents per pound; Of baryta, forty
cents per pound Of iron, strontia, and zinc,
fifty cents per pound; Of lead, twenty cents
per pound; Of magnesia and soda, ffty
cents per pound; Of lime, twenty-five Per
centum ad yalorem.
On analine dyes, one dollar per pound
and thirty-ive per centuln I'D valorem.
On blancfxe, enamelled white. satin white,
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