Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

,Nu,E assessed, and a duty paid thereon - Re.
be assessed, duty of five per eentsm SHAH
rem upon the increased value only thereof , .sIo'
SOU Ia hnished condition. "aen
pounds 0No hundred
Ga sau tents, shades, awnings, end ba,s 49,,
OF cotton lax, or part or other material made
per centum adj ytlOrem; PROVIDED Nat i've
the material from which any of the ior, WaeR
articles are made was imported, or Mss ba,nvsolng
ject 10 aud paid duty, and the same il sub
sswiag, duty shall be assessed only on in"rSe oy
value thereof ~"asei
On artificial mineral waters, soda waters s.
paIilla water, and all beverages used a. o"g'a'
purposes, sold in bottles, or from fountans IKE
otherwise, and not otherwise pr divided for o.
duty Of five per centum ad valOrer. wi" ua'
Onminoral or II edioinal waters, or wa,er g..
sping impregratei with minerals, dutv ns rom
half cent for each bottle containing 10. ,ohe'
than one pint; when contang more INN lore
pint and not more than one quart one Os we
when con aiming more than one squart for hSS
tional quar-. or fractional part thereof ons
cent.
90 pig iron, a duty of two dollars per ton.
Or blooms, slabs, or loops, when made in ior,a.
or bloomeres, directly from the ore, duty Of
three dollar per ton,
On railroad iron, a duty of three dollars pc,
ton. -
On railroad iron, reroll'd, dutd of two dol.
lars pc ton; Proridsd That the term enrolled
shat apuly only 10 rails for VII oh the manufac.
turer reoe YES pay { remanutacur ing and NOT
for new iron.
On all iron advanced beyond blooms, slabs, @,
loops, AMI not advanced peyond bars and
ba d, hoop, and sheet IRON, ont thinner than
numb ,igh'e wiz gauge, and plat iron NOT
less than one-eghth or an inch in thickness
duty of three dollars per ton: PrOrided, That a
toa shall, for all the purposes of this act, be
deem and taken 10 be two thousand pounds
On band, ooQ, and sheet ron, thinner than
number zig teen wire gauge, plate iron less than
one.eigat of an inoh in thickness, and cut mails
and spikes, not including nails tacks, brads or
finishing nails, usually put " and sold in in pa.
pers, whether in PAGERS or otherwise, nor horse.
shoe nails worught by machinery, a duty of Eve
dollars per ton Pr0uided, That bars rods axe.
polls bands, hoops, sheets plates, nails and
spikes, not iacluding such As are usually put an
in papers, nor hor eshoe nails wrought by ma.
chinery, as before menuoped, manufactured
tr, IN iron, upon which the duty of three dollars
his been levied aud paid shalt be subject only
TO a duty of two dollars per ton in addition
thereto, anything in this act TO thd contrary not
outstanding.
Ga iron castings used for bridges or other Der.
manent structures,e duty Of three dollars
On soyes and hollow-ware and castings OF iron
exceeding ten pounds in weight TOR each casting
not otherwise provided for, a duty of three dol.
lars per ton.
On rivets exceeding one-fourth Of an inch ia
diane er, nuts and washers not less THAI txa
ounces each in weight, and bolts exceeding I'VE.
sixteenths of one inch il diameter, a duty OF FIVE
dollars per ton Provided That when a duty Up.
on the ron from which rvets, nuts, washer
and bolts, as aforesaid. shall have been made,
has paid duty of not less than three dollars pei
ton, duly only, in addition thereto, shall be
paid Of two dollars per ton: PrOuided further
That castings ofslron, and iron otall descriptions
advanced be, ond pig iron, boomsl slabs, or loops
upon which no duty has been assessed or paid
IN the form Of pig iron, b!oOm1 slabs, or Ioops
shall be as ssei and pay, IN addition 10 the fore.
going r&es OF IRON SO advanced, a duty Of three
dollars per ton.
no al - - 51,.
les, than Oae-fOurth OF an inch IN thickness, val.
ued at seven cents per round or less, a dutyO'
five dollars per ten; valued at above seven cents
per pound, an otaboye eleven cents per pOua
duty Of ten dollars per ton; valued At ab5rt
eleven c. nts, a duty OF twelve dollars and fftT
cents per ton; Provided That st eel role aud
sheet, rod, or wire made of steel upon which
duty has been assessed and paid, shall be asses.
ed and pay duty OF 1--WE per Centum ad valOrem
upon the increased value only thereof
on steam-englues, including locomotive and
marine engines, a duty of three per centum al
valorem
On quicksilver produced from the ore, 4 duty
OF two T centum ad valorem.
On copper and leads ingots, rigs or bars, and
speter ano brass, duty Of three per centum a.
yslorem.
On rolled brass, copper rolled, yellow sheat.
ing ue.ll in rods or shee.s an shot, sheet lead,
and al pipes duty OF three per eentum ad
vdorem, Prorided, That when any OF the ara.
cles herein mentioned s. all not have been asse-
in the form 4 ingots pigs, or bars. duty Of
i've PEI centum shall be assessed aud paid there
on.
On goat, calf, laid, sheep, hoIfe, hog, and dog
skius, tanned or dresso In the rough, q duty Of
five per centum al yalOrem
On goat, caf, kid sheep, horse hog, and dog
ans CURED or finished, du y Of five per osE-
sum ad valoron: Proeided that all goat calf
kid, heep, b, rse, hog, and dog skins, prsyGUa-
| ly assessed in the rough, and upon whion duties
have heen actually paid, shall be assessed on the
incTeas value ony when curried or fin shea
On patent, enamelled, and Jsp'n Leather
and skins Of every description, duty Of five pei
| ceutum ad valorem.
| On oil-iressed leather and deer skins, dresse.
| or smoked, duty of five per Centum ad val0I'
| rem; Provided, That when leather or skins, up
| on which duty has been previously assessed
| and paid, shall be Manufactured into gloves
mlt:ens or moccssirs, the duty shall only be 81,
| stssed upon the increased value thereof when
maBufaClu Ell
On leather Of all descrip tons, tanned or par.
| tally tanned, in the rough, duty of FIVE pei
ceDtum ad YalOrem,
On Leather all descriptions curried or finished,
| a duty five per Centum al vslorem: Proridsi
That all leather previously sSessed in tie rough
| ana upon which duties have been actually paid
! shal be assessed on the inCreas Cd Valu only
| when curried or finished
On wine m4de Of grapes Guty Of five cents
| per gallon.
Ga ali other wines or liquors known or demon
mated as VINE, not made from ourrants, thu'
| baro, berries, produced by being restifed
| mixed with other irits, or into which any ma
! ter whatever may be infused TO be sold as win
| or by any other name, and not OF erwise provl
| ded Tor in this act, duty of fifty cents per gal
| Ion: PrOrided That The returns, assessment and
COLLECTIONS Of the duties on such wiaes shall os
SubJ-c TO the regulations of the Commissions
OF Internal Revenue. And any person who shall
Wi ling and knowingly sell or offer for sale az!
such WINE made after the passage of this act, up
on winch the duy herein mp sed has not beeL
| paid. on which has been frauduleuty evais.
shall, upon conviction Il ereof, be SUI iect toI
| penalty of one hundred dollars or to imprisO1
ment not exceeding two years, at the dueotioE
ofthe court
On furs of all desert ytions, when made up vi
manufactured, duty of five per centum ad va
lorem Pr0gided, That all manufactured furs OF
which duty has been previously assessed and
paid before manufacture, 1t shall be assessed
only on the increased value thereof when 50
manufactured.
On cloth and all textile or knitted or felie:
Fabrics Of cotton, wool, or other materials, b
fore the same has be=n dyed, printed or bleaGAe
ed, and on all cloth painted, enamelied, shirtsd (
tarred, VANISHED, or oiled, a duty Of hive pe!
centum ad valorem: PROVIDED, That thread an;
yarn, and warps for weaving shall be Iegardea
as manufactures and be subject to duty OF n'e
per centum ad valorem.
On ready. made clothing, boots and shoew
gloves, mittens, and moccasins, caps, mats an. II
bonnets, or other articles of ores for the war
CT men, women, or children, five per centuI
ad valorsm: Pr0Uided, That any tailor, boot
shoemaker, hat, cap, or bonnet maker, MILNE
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