Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-22

| nall or one per cenCum al ValOrem.
On sugar candy and all confectionery
made wholly or in part of sugar, valued at
not exceeding twenty cents, duty of two
cents per pound; exceeding twenty, and
not exceeding forty cents per pound, duty
of four cents per pound; when exceeding
forty cents per pound, or sold otherwise
than by the pound, ten per centum ad va
loren. l.' 4r- r,.laJ..C
On chocolate and cocoa prepared, one and
half cents per pound. ar
On saleratus and bicarbonate of soda, five
mills per pound. llLtg.,t MI
On starch made of potatoes, two mills per
pound; of corn or wheat, three mills per
pound; of rice or any other material, one
cent per pound.
On gunpowder and all explosive substan-
ces used for mining, blasting, artillery, or
sporting purposes, when valued at twenty
cents per pound or less q duty of one cent
per pound; above twenty cents per pound
and not exceeding thirty cents, Of one and
half cents per pound above thirty cents
per pound, eight cents perpopnd.i /
On white lead, thirty-fve cents per one
hundred pounds. .at5.8fb Iag
On oxide of zinc, thirty-fve cents per one
hundred pounds.
On sulphate of barytes, twelve cents per
one hundred pounds. ~ d
Ou I'LL pdlilJS dDu pdlnUbTo uTy
ground in OIL or in paste with water, not
otherwise provided for, five per centum ad
valorem.
On varnish or japan, made wholly or in
part OF gum cOpal, or other gums or sub
stances, five per centum ad valorem.
On glue and gelatine of all descriptions,
in the solid state, one cent per pound.
On glue and cement, made wholly or in
part of glue, to be sold in the liquid state,
forty cents per gallon. r...
On pins, solid head or other, five per cent
um ad valorem. ...
On screws, commonly called wood screws,
five per centum ad valorem.
On clocks and timepieces, and on clock
movements when sold without being cased,
five per centum ad valorem.
On umbrellas and parasols made of cot
ton or silk, or other material, five per cent
um ad valorem. -
On gold leaf, eighteen cents per pack,
containing not more than twenty books Of
twenty-five leaves each.
On paper of all descriptions, including
pasteboard, binders board, and tarred pa
per for roofing or other purposes, three per
centum ad valorem.
On soap, CASTLE, palm-oil, erasive, and
soap of all other descriptions, white or COL
ored, except soft-soap and soap otherwise
per pound, two mills per pound; valued at
above five cents per pound, one cent per
pound.
On soap, fancy, scented, honey, cream,
transparent, and all descriptions of toilet
and shaving soap, five cents per pound.
On soft-soap, five per centum ad valo-
rem. y.flT
On all uhcompounded chemical produc-
tions, not otherwise provided for, five per
centum ad valorem. t-..-..-.
On essential oils, of all descriptions, five
per centum ad valorem.
On pickles, preserved fruits, preserved
vegetables, preserved meats, fish, and she'll
fish in cans, kegs, or air-tight packages, five
per centum ad valorem.
On bill-heads printed, printed cards and
printed circulars, five per centum ad valo-
rem.
On all printed books, magazines, pamph-
lets, reviews, and all other similar printed
publications, except newspapers, five per
centum ad valorem.
On productions of stereotypers, litho-
graphers and engravers, five per centum ad
Valorem.
On all repairs of engines, cars, carriages
or other articles, when such repairs increase
the value of the article so repaired ten per
centum or over, duty of three per
centum on such increased value: Provided,
That no such repairs made upon ships,
steamboats, or other vessels, two per centum
only ON the increased value shall be as
sessed.
On the hulls, as launched, of all ships
barks, brigs, and all kinds of water craft
mot including engines or rigging, hereafter
built,) two per centum ad valorem. Ff
On slate, freestone, sandstone, marble and
building stone of any other description,
when dressed, hewn or finished, three per
centum ad valorem.
On marble, gravestenes, and other monu-
mental stones, with or without inscriptions,
five per centum ad valorem.
On lime and Roman or water cement,
three per centum ad valorem.
On brick and draining tiles, three per
centum ad valorem. se. 1g3
On masts, spars, and ship or vessel blocks,
whether made to order or for sale, two per
centum ad valorem.
On all furniture, or other articles made of
wood, sold in the rough or unfinished, five
per centum ad valorem,
On Salt, six cents per one hundred
pounds,
On sails, tents, shades, awnings and bags,
made of cotton, flax or hemp, or part of
either or other material, five per centum ad
valorem. YilMa 0 NHtW WI..it.
On artificial mineral waters, soda waters,
sarsaparilla water, and all other beverages
used for like purposes, sold in bottles, or
| from fountains, or otherwise, and not 9TH
erwise provided for, ten per centum ad va
loren. rq,fs.1 Fev-r.s+p-
On mineral or medicinal waters, or water
| from springs impregnated with minerals,
one-half cent for each, bottle of not more
than one quart; when containing more than
one pint, but less than one quart, one cent.
On pig iron, one dollar per ton. .i
On blooms, slabs or loops, whether made
In forges or bloomeries, one dollar and fifty
| cents per ton. s,
On railroad iron, three dollars per ton.
On railroad iron, rerolled, one dollar and
| fifty cents per ton. .sfnoa iil ~
0nall iron advanced beyond blooms, slabs
or loops, andn advanced beyond bars or
rods, and band, hoop and sheet iron, not
thinner than number eighteen wire gauge,
and plate from not less than one-eigth Of an
inch in thickness, three dollars per ton, of
two Thousand pounds. w .Jh slAJlI ~
On, band. hoop and sheet iron, thinner
than number eighteen wire guage, and plate
iron less than one-eighth of an inchin thick
ness and cut and wrought nails and spikes,
and horseshoe nails when wrought by
hand, not including nails, tacks, brads, or
finishing nails, usually put up and sold in
papers, whether in papers or otherwise, nor
horseshoe nails wrought by machinery,
three dollars and fifty cents per TOM q
ON iron castings used for bridges or 9TH
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