Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-15

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yards. six een,s per daxen. and thirty I've
per eessaa ID valosem On cotton thread
" yarn when advanced beyond single
yarn, by twisting two OF more strands to-
gcther. if no, wound upon spoo!s. four (s)
cents per skein or hank Of eight hundred
and forty (s+o) yards. and thirty per
cent. ad valorem.
Sec. 2. Aad be It further enacted. Tha.
from and after the day when this act takes
effect. in addition to the duties heretofore
imposed by law on the importation Of the
articles mentioned in this section, there
shall be levied, collected, and paid the fol.
lowing duties and rates Of duty, that is to
say. On brandy. rum, gin. and whisky,
and on cordials. liquors, [liqueurs, ar
rack, absyntbe, and all other spirits and
spirituous beverages, fifty cents per gal
lon, of first proof and less strength, and
shall be increased in proportion for any
greater strength than the strength of first
proof. On spun silk for filling in skins or
cops, ten per centum ad valorem. On
iron bars for railroads or inclined planes,
ten cents per one hundred pounds. On
wrought-iron tubes, one cent per pound.
Sec. 3. And be it. further enacted. That
from and after this act takes effect, in
lieu Of the duties heretofore imposed by
law on the importation Of the articles men,
toned in this section, there shall bo levied,
collected, and paid the following duties
and rates of duty, that is to say: On cot
ton, five cents per pound. On illuminat-
ing oil and naptha. benzine, and benzole,
refined or produce from the distilation Of
coal. asphaltum, shale. peat. petroleum. or
rock-oil, or other bituminous substances
used for like purposes. forty cents per
gallon. On crude petroleum. or rock-oil.
twenty cents per gallon; on crude coal
oil. fifteen cents per gallon. On tobacco
stems, fifteen cents per pound. On ready
made clothing Of silk, or Of which silk
shall be component material of chief val
ue, sixty per centum ad valorem. On
quicksilver. fifteen per ceptum ad valorem.
Sec. 4. And be 1t further enacted. That
section fifteen of an act entitled IAN act
increasing temporarily the duties on i'm
ports, and other purposes" approved July
fourteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
be, and tue same hereby is, amended so as
to impose tax or tonnage duty Of thirty
cents per ton. in lieu of ten CENTS" as
therein mentioned: Provided, That the
receipts Of vessels paying tonnage duty
shall not be subject to the tax provided in
section one hundred and three of IAN act
to provide internal revenue 20 support the
government, to pay int on the public
debt, and for other purposes" approved
June thirtisth, eighteen hundred and SIXTY
four, nor by any act amendatory thereof:
Provided, farther, That no ship. vessel,
or steamer. having license to trade be-
tween different districts of the United
States, or to carry on the bank, whale, or
9th er fisheries, nor any ship, vessel, or
steamer to or from any port or place in
Mexico, the British provinces Of North
America, or any of the West India island.
or in all these trades, shall be required to
pay the tonnage duty. contemplated by
this act, more than once q year.
Sec. s. And be i. further enacted. That
the term statuary." a. used in the laws
now in force imposing duties on foieiga
importatioue, shall be understood to in.
clude professional productions OF statua-
ry or Of sculpture only.
Sec. 6. Asd be Il. further enacted, That
there shall be hereafter collected and paid
ON al goods, wares. and merchandise Of
the growth or produce Of couatrirs east ct
the Cape Of Good Hope. (except raw cotton
and raw silk. a rerled from the cocoon. OF
not further advanced than Tram. thrown.
OF orEansine.) when impaired froa Piae-s
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