Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

mitted to les rate Of duty than Is prov dei for
goods which are OF that number Of breads
10 nth, on spool thread Of cotton, siN cents
rer dozen sp0ols, containing on each spool NJ
ex ceding one hundred yards of thread and IN
addition thgr TO NIFTY per c3utum adj Na.urtmi
exceed ng one bundled ynds, for every addtt,o-
nal hundred yards OF thread on each sp' ], OF
fractional ar thereof IN excess ~ one huudnd
yards, SIX cents pr doie', aud thlrty per 7'um
al v ilO en-,
On coston shirts and drawers, woven or made
on aues, aud on all cotton hosiery, thirty i've
per centum al v3lorem,
ON c'tton velvet, thDrty,hvc pr c,ntum al
valorem.
ON cotton braid,, iusertlnH, lace, trimm ug. OF
bobbiuet. bud -. other MAJ fac uges .r cotton,
nolotherw.selProvidei for thrty pcreentum
al yalorem,
Src Z, aud be- q FURTHER tau.,t3, That on and
after the day aud ear AFORESAID, in lj.u of the
duties heretofore impO cd by Law on the art
olas hereinafter meutioned there shall hr levied,
objected, and paid, on the goods, wares, an
merchandise enumera ed ald provided for N
THIS section, imported from foreign cOuntTirs,
the following duties and rates OF outy, thu; Is 10
say;
First On brown and b'eWhed linens duck,
canvas, paddmgs, CottOn buttons, lurlips,
diapers, crash, huckabacks handkrrChieis lawns,
or other manu- cture. OF flax. iute, or hemp, or
shah be thu component mataial Of chief valve,
not othergise provided tor. v&ued at tIiEty cents
or less per square yard, thry.hve per lcutUm
al valorem; valued al above Thirty cents per
square yard, forty per cent % al va. OIem. On
flax OF linen yarns for carrots, not exceeding
lumber eight Lea, ana vailed az tS,uty-'our
cents or less PER pound, Ia ny per centum nd
valOr m On flax or linen vans valued AZ above
twenty four cents per pOunt ad aloro m, On
flax or men bread, and all cher mauuiaCt4rps
Of luN, or o. which flax shai4bc the COmpoten
material OF the chief value, not otherwise pro-
VIDE tor, for per Cen,um al vllOrcm.
SprOOt tarrpI CablCS N uOrdgur three
cents PER pound. on untarrel Manila uordarr
two aui a half cents perpOuHC On al. otherUH-
t7rreI cOrlage tire audu NV cent, T.r pound.
On hemp yarns, five cents PEI pound. On III
yaru, one and htIfC nts perpouud on ,elnrs
six and q ha tcsats per pound
Third On gUu1y cloth, amny bags. u d
cotton baggiug, or other manuttc ure mot other
wise provided for, suitable fJrtho uses to which
CO ton bagging is applied, composed in whole
or in part Of hemp, jute, flax, or ether matgTl-
all WI uel at ten ceats or less Der square yard.
three cents per pound over teHCeUt, per square
yard, three cents per pound; )ytg ten cen per
square yard, four cents per pound On all duck
OF canvas for sails, thirty per ceitum ad va orem.
On Rus ia aud Oth-r sheetngs OF flax or hemp,
brown and whit thity-hye pr ceutum al va e.
orem. On all other manufacture. of hemp, or
of which hemp shall be the comp neut material
OF chef value, not otherwise prov dtd for, thirty
per centum ad valorem. On gas 9th, thirty
per Centum ad YalOrem. On lue yarns, twenty
five per Centum I'D vaIOrem. On all other nan
uftCurgs Of lute Sisal grass nj otherwise pro-
vided for, thi ty per centum adj 7alUrcm.
SEC. 9. and be IL further enacted, That on az d
after the day and year af reSaid, IN lieu of the
duties heretofore imposed by Law on the article s
hereinafter mentioned, there shall he levied, col
leclel and paid, on the goods, wares ana mer-
chaudise enumerated and provided for in TIL,
sc 5tlOn, imp rted from foreign countries. the
following duties and rates OfautS that is to say:
On spun six for hlung, in steIns or COPS,
twenty-five per Centum ad val ron. On silk in
the gun not more advanCed than singles tram,
and thrown or organZnc, thr y-fye per centum
ad valOrem. On floss sliks, thirty five per cen
tum al yalorem. On sewing six ia the gum
or purified, forty per Centum ad valorem On
all dres and niece silks, ribbons, and silk VelYets
or vclVets ofwhlch silk is the cOmpoten' m ateriaI
of chief V lue, sixty per Centum al Valorem On
silk yestings, pCngees, sCartS mantlas, peler-
ines, haudkerChlets, wells, laCes, shirts, drawers
bOnnets hats, caps, turbans, chemisettes, hose
mi.ts, aprons, stockings. gloves, suSp nders
watch chains, webbing, braidS, fringes, GALLONS
tassels, cords, end trimmings, sixty per centuu
ad valOrem.
On all manufactures ofsilk, or of which silk
is the component material Of chief value. moi
otherwise provided tor, fifty per centum ad val
orem.
&c 9. ind be it .tl,rthcr enacted, That on md
after the day and year a'oTeslil, in lieu OF tn
du.i, heretofore imposed by law on the article
hereinafter mentioned, there shall be lev'el
COLASt-G+1 @4Iu phti GiI t-lG EOOuos N"tAN0f ,
aSSFg2nq9 0fc PARRISH ri n IN II,
following duties and rates # duty, thai is 10 sat
On all brown earthenware and common sto 3e
ware, gas reterts, stoneware not ornamented
twenty-five per centum ad valortm.
On China, proclaim, and Parian ware gill d
ornamentel, or de-Orat ed in anv manner fit
per tentum ad valorem.
On China, proclaim, and Pa ian ware, pIai
white, and not decorated in any manner forty
tive per c9ntum ad valorem. On all other earth
IN, stone or crockery ware, white, glazed, edged
painted, printed, dipped, + crea1n-co lored &C. N
posed of earthly Or mineral substances, and no
otherwise provided for, forty per contain a.
yalorem.
On slaes, slate pencils slate chimney pieces
mantels, slabs tor tables, and all other manutac
lures OF slate, forty per Ceutum ad vqlorem
On unwrought clay pipe-clay, ire-cay, an,
kaoline, five dollars per ton.
On tuller's earth, three dollars per con.
On white chalk and cliff stone, ten dollars pc
ton. On red and French chalk, twenty pr cen
tum ad valorem, On chalk of all de ,c iptions
not otherwise provided far twenty five per cen
tum ad valorem. 80 -Ass
On whiting and Paris-whte, one cent pc
pound.
On whiting, ground in oil, twenty cents pc
pound
On all flain and mould and press grass. no
cut, engraved, or painted, thirty five per centun
ID yalOrem
On all articles Of glass cut, engraved, painted
t+lO4CA, printed stained, EIVCIGu, OF gllQcJ, 30
including plate glass silvered, or looking gla>
plates, forty per centum ad valOrem.
On all unpublished cylinder, crown, and com
mon window glass, not exceeding ten by fiftec
incnes square, one cent and "a half per pound
above that, and no! exc aeding sixteen by twent
four inches squire, two cents perl pound; abov
that, and not exceeding twenty-tour by Tint
| inches square, two cents and a half per pound
| all above that,Ithree cents per pound
On cylinder and crown glass, polished, not eN
! ceedng ten BY fifteen inches square, two an
| one. half cents per square foot; above that an
! not exceeding sixteen by twenty -four lucht
| square, four cents per square foot: above tina
| and not exceeding twenty-f0ur by thirty inche
and not exceeding twenty-tour by sixty niche
| twenty cents per square foot; all above thai
| forty cents per square foot
| On futed, rolled, or rough plate glass, not in
! Guiding crown, cylinder, or common windO,
| glass not exceeding ten by fifteen inchC square
| seventy-hve cents per one hundred square feet
| above that and not exceeding sixteen by twenty
| Tour ln3hes square, one cent per square foot
| above that and not exceeding twenty four b
| thirty inches square, one cent and half DC
| square loot; all above that, two cents per squar
foot: PrOulded, sIhat all fiuted, rolled, or roug
! plate glass, weighing over one hundred pour
| per one hundred square feet shall pay an ad Il
tional duty on the excess at the same rates here
| imposed.
On all st polished plate glass: unsilvereC
not exceeding ten by fifteen inches square, thre
centsi per square foot; above hat, and not ez
ceedlng sixteen by twenty-iour inches squar,
five cents per square foot; above that and not eS
eeeding twenty -four by thirty Inches SQUARE
eight cents per square foot; above that, and nc
exceeding tWenty-fOur by ,jx+v ipcbes .nuur,