The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-07-08

Gas-illuminating when the product shall be
above s, 600, 600 cubic feet per month, per
1000 cubic feet-30 cents.
Gold leaf-per pack, containing not more than
"a books, of 25 leaves each-18 cents.
GOld-prOduced from quartz mines, from
beds of rivers, from the earth, or in any
other manners per cent.
Ginger-ground, and all limitations. per tb-1
cent.
Glue and gelatine of all descriptions, in the So
lid state, per fb-1 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
for mining, blasting. artillery. or sporting
purposes, when valued at 20 cents per tb, or
less, per tb-1 cent.
Gunpowder and all explosive substances made
for mining, blasting, artillery, or sporting
purposes, when valued above 20 cents per tb,
and not exceeding 80 cents per lb-1I
cents.
| Gunpowder and all explosive substances made
for mining, blasting, artillery, or sporting
purposes, when valued at above so cents per
lb, per lbs cents.
! Hats and bOnnets-5 per cent.
| Huls-as launched, of ships, barks, briggs,
schooners, slOops, sailbOats, steamboats,, ca
nal boats, and all other vessels and water
craft, not including engines or rigging. here
after built, made or constructed-21s per
cent.
Hollow-ware, per ton-$5.
Iron, pig, per tOn-$l.
Iron, blooms, slabs or loops, whether made in
forges or bloomeries, per ton-$1.5O
Iron, railroad, per ton-$3
Iron, railroad, re-rolled, per ton-$1.50.
Iron oil advanoad hevOpd hlOOms slabs Or
! loops, and not advanced beyond bars or rods,
and band, hoop or sheet iron, not thinner
| than No. Is, wire guage, per ton-$3.
Iron plate, not less than !. of an inch thick,
per ton-$S.
Iron band, hoop and sheet, thinner than No.
! IS. wire guage, per tOn-$3.5O.
Iron plate, less than Is of an inch in thickness,
| per tOn-$3.5O.
! Iron nails. cut and wrought, spikes and horse
shoe nails, when wrought by hand. per ton
$3.50.
Iron castings used for bridges or other perma-
nent structures, per tOn-$2.
| Iron castings exceeding ten pounds in weight
for each casting, not otherwise provided for,
| per tOn-S3.
Iron rivet, exceeding one-quarter inch in diam.
| eter, per tOn-$4.
| Iron nuts, less than two ounces each in weight,
| per tOn-$i.
| Iron bolts, not less than four ounces in weight,
per toni.
Jcwelry-See ''precious stones'-5 per cent
Lead-White, per 100 pounds-35 cents.
! Lead pipes-3 per cent
Lead sheet-3 per cent.
Lead-ingots. pigs or bars-S per cent.
| Leather-patent, enaIneled and japanned
| leather and skins of every descriptions per
cent.
| Leather-oll dressed, and deer skins dressed
| or smoked-5 per cent.
Leather ofall descriptions, tanned or partially
tanned in the rough-5 per cent
Leather curried or finished-5 per cent.
Lithographers, productions Of-5 per cent.
Manufacturers of cotton, wool, silk, wOrsted,
| fax. hemp. jute, india-rubber, gutta percha.
wood, willow, glass, pottery ware, leather
paper, i'm, steel, lead, tin, copper, link,
brass, gold silver, horn Ivory, bone, bristle,
wholly or in part, or of any other material
not otherwise provided for-5 per cent.
Manufactures increased in value by being pol
ished, painted. vanished, &C., &c.-On the
increased Values per cent.
! Marble gravestOnes and other monumental
! stones, whether with or without inscription
% per cent
| N tstS spars, ship or vessel blocks per cent.
| Meats-preserved-j per cent.
| MeadO-5 per cent.
| Mineral cOals-except pea coal and dust coal
| per tom cents.
Mineral water from springs, etc.-each bot
cent.
Mideral water containing more than one quart,
| per cent.
Mineral water-artiiicial-fO per cent.
Mustard-ground, aud all limitations, per pound
| l cent.
Moasses-produced directly from sugar-cane
| juice-5 per cent.
Molasses-syrup of, produced directly from
sugar-cane juice-5 per cent.
! MOlasseS-cOncentrated, produced directly
from sugar cane juice-5 per cent
Naphtha-refined produced by the distiilation
of coal, asphaltum, shale, peat, petroleum or
rock oils, &C., per gallon-2O cents.
of coal, asphaltum, shale, peat, petroleum,
or rock oils, and all other bitdminOns sub
stances used for like purpose, per gallon
20 cents
Oil Lard, per gallon-5 cents.
! Oil-mustard seed, per gallon-5 cents.
! Oil-all animal and vegetable, not exempted
or otherwise provided for, per gallon-5
cents.
Oxide of Zinc, per 100 lbs-35 cents.
| Paints, as belOw-5 per cent.
Painters cOlors, dry or ground. III Oh or IN
paste. or with water, not otherwise provided
for-5 per cent.
| Parasols-5 per cent.
Paper of all descriptions, including pasteboard,
binders board and tarred paper for roofing
| and other purpOses-3 per cent.
Pepper, ground, and all limitations, per lb-1
cent.
Pickles. per cent
Pins, solid head or other-5 per cent.
Precious stones-5 per cent.
Precious stones. on which duties have been
paid, when set OR reset, pay tax only on va
lue of setting.
Pimento, ground, and all limitations, per lb-
cent.
Preserved fruits-5 per cent.
Printed books, magazines, pamphlets. reviews
and all other similar printed publications, ,ex
cept newspapers per cent.
Printers colors, dry or ground, in oil or il
paste. or with water, not otherwise provided
for-5 per cent
Printed billheads, cards and circulars-5 pe
cent.
Quicksilver, produced in any manner-3 pe
cent.
Repairs of engines, cars, carriages or other az
.:c!es, when such repairs increase the valu