The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-05
OFFICIAL.


tba or importer except into bonded ware
house. without the inspection marks on stamps
the inspector unless otherwise provided sha pc
and NAV be seized wherever found and shall be so one
half of tbe nroceeds of gu sale to be paid TO the M
former and the other moety to the United sta'e Ing
commissioner Of internal revenue shair Keep an aceouh
of all stamps delivered the several inspectors anu
said inspectors shall also keep account OF all stamps by
them used placed upon boxes containing cigars anu Oh
all tobacco snuff and cigars inspected and tAe MANS OF
the person firm or company for whom the same were so
Inspected and return to the of the district
separate and distinct account OF the same anu aso re-
turn to tho said commissioner demand all stamps not
otherwise accounted for and shall give bond Tor ia-
full performance Of all the duties to which he may pc as
signed and to return or account for all stamps which may
be placed in his hands,"
That section ninety-two be amended by striking out the
words by this act and inserting in lieu Thereon the
words "by law"
That section ninetyour be amended by inserting after
the words "pea coal" the words coal that Will pass
through fve-eighth inch and threeeighth inch
mesh In the paragraph relating to gas by adding aiter
the words understood to be- In the first provso the
words in addition to the gas consumed by said company
or other paryn by inserting in the last provso In tho
paragraph gas after tho words "coaar where they
first occur, the words land nmmoniacai hquor and
the second time in said provso the words "and the pro-
ducts of the manufacture of amonaca liquor" by in
sorting after the word naphtha in the paragraph re-
ating coal Illuminating OIL the word "distillafe BY
Inserting after the words 'returns, assessments" the
words "removing to and Withdrawing from warehouses;
by striking from the proyso relating to naphha, after
in lieu thereof the word seventy" by striking out OF
the first paragraph relating sugar" the words thrown
Muscovado and by striking out Of the second para
graph relating to "sugar" the words all Clarified or
rened and by striking of the third paragraph re
ating to sugar" the words call clarified refned"
by striking from the paragraph relating to gnpowder the
words at cents per pound or less duty OF
one cent per pound when valued above twenty and
not exceeding cents per pound duty OF one
and half cent per pound" and inserting in lieu thereof
thrtyeght cents per pound less five per centum
al val - md NV
paragraph the word "eight and inserting In lieu there
the word stem" by inserting in the paragraph relat
ing to "bheads printed" after the word "crculars.
the words blanks conveyancers blanks and other
printed by adding at the end of the paragraph
relating printed books the words which shall be paid
by the publishers thereof" by inserting in the paragraph
relating to Photographs after the words "beng copies of
engravngs works of art" the words "when the same
sold by the producer at Wholesale at price not ex
ceeding ten cents each are;" by striking from the
relating to huls, launched" the word
launched" and inserting in lieu thereof the words I'M
ished including cabins, inner and upper works; ny IN
paragraph relating Sails tents, awnings, and bags
the words "or pastng" by inserting at the end Of the
paragraph relating to stoves and hoowware the follow
Son railroad chairs. and railroad boat and ship spikes
and tuhe made Of wrought iron, five dollars per tom
striking out the ors Of s aaS
assessed pad' and inserting In lieu thereof the
words the duty to which II was liabe and after the
word loops in the line IN, inserting. rs nat
steamengnes and inserting in lieu thereof the following
words: ION stean locomotive and marine engines, i'll
ID, "a vsorsm ana a such
shall have been once assessed and duty previously paid
thereon, the amount paid shall be deducted from the
"On boilers Of all kinds water-tanks sugartanks oil
stills sewing machines, lathes TOOLS planes, paningma-
chimes shaftng and gearing, duty OF i've per centum ad
valoreul.
"On iron rangs gates fences furniture and statuary
duty of five per centum ad valorem by adding at the
end Of the paragraph relating to quicksilver the follow
ing: Provided That quicksilver may be transferred
without payment of the duty to bonded warehouse es
abshed in conformity with law and treasury regulations
under such rules and regulations and upon the execution
such transportation bonds other security as the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury may prescrbs said bonds Or other
security 10 DO taken by the collector Of the district from
which such removal is made; and may be transported
such warehouse to bonded warehouse used for the
storage OF merchaadse at any port of eny and quick
silver bonded may DO Withdrawn from the bonded
warehouse for consumption on psymentof the duty or
payment Of duty, in conformity with provisions of
law relating to the removal Of distilled spirits, all
the rules, regulations, and conditions Of which,
IN bonded warphouss and ' no drawback SHALL in any
case be allowed upon any quicksilver upon which any
excise duty has been paid either before or after 1t has
of the paragraph relating to copper and lead ngos the
following provso "Iopidd ho,oerer That brass made
OF copper and speter which duty Of three per cen
tum ad vaoren shall be assessed and pay duty Of three
per contum the increased value only thereof by in
sorting in the paragraph relating to rolled BRASS after
the word "sheets" the words "copper" zinc, and brass
nails rvets by adding to the paragraph relating to
patent, enameled and japanued leather the words
"rorided That when duty has been paid on the lea
ther In the rough the duty shall be assessed and paid
only on the increased value by striking ou all OF the
first sentence Of the provlso in the paragraph relating TO
wines liquors. and inserting in lieu thereof the words
Provided That the return, assessment collection and
the time OF collection of the duties such Wines and
wine made Of grapes shall to the regulations OF
the commissioner ofnternal revenues" byinsert gin the
paragraph relating to cloth after the word eltedD the
of said paragraph by striking out the word or and in
sorting lieu thereof the words sold before by insert
ing in the paragraph relating to readymade clothing
after the word the words mot otherwise assessed
and taxed such and by striking out Of the para
grarh all after the words does not exceed the sum Of"
and inserting the words thousand dollars per
mum shall be exempt from duty" by inserting in the
paragraph relating to manufactures Of cotton, after tire
word cloths" in the first proviso, the words "or ar
tcles and after the word fabrics" In the second pro-
viso the words artcles" by striking the words
"as aforesaid where they occur the second time in said
proyiso, end by inserting at the end Of said provso
the words and when made wholly by tho same manu-
facturcr shall be subject to duty only Of Ave per nm
nd valorem;' by striking out In tha paragraph relating
to diamonds precious Stones aud limitations thereof and
thereof the word "6ve" by striking of said section
the several paragraphs from the words cavendish,
plug twist" down to and including the words "and the
other the United States and inserting in lieu thereof
the following:
son snuff manufactured Of tobacco or any substitute
for tobacco ground dry damp, picked scented or
otherwise of all descriptions, when prepared Tor use,
"0n cavendisb plug, twist and all others kinds of
manufactured tobacco not herein otherwise provided for
TO- ~ cents per pound.
ION tobacco twisted by hand or reduced from leaf into
condition to be consumed without the use of any
chine or instrument, and without being pressed sweet
enen, or otherwise prepared, thirty cents per pound
ION fne-cut chewing tobacco, whether manufactured
with the In not or however sod whether loose
In bulk or in rolls packages papers, wrappers, or boxes
son smoking tobacco of all kinds and limitations there.
Of not otherwise herein provden for thirty cents per
pound.
"On smoking tobacco made exclusively Of stems, and
30 sold, fifteen cents per pound 2
"0n cigarettes made of tobacco, enclosed in paper
wrapper and put up In packages containing not more
than Twenty-Five cigarettes and valued at not more than
Ave dollars per hundred packages five per package
son all cigars, sheroots, and cigarettes, made
ten dollars per thousand cigars y by inserting In
the last paragraph relating to cigars after the words
Imprisonment not exceeding thirty days. the words,
And any person furnished with such permit may apply
to the assistant inspector OF the district to
have any cigars of their own manufacture counted and
on receiving certificate Of the number for which such
fee may be prescribed by the commissioner oil internal
shall be paid by the owner thereof may sell aud
deliver such cigars to any purchaser IN the presence
said assistant assessor inspector in bulk or unpacked
without payment Of the duty copy OF the cerhcate
shall be retained by the assistant assessor or by the in
spector who shall return the same to the assistant asses
sor of the district Purchaser shall pack such cigars In
boxes and have the inspected and marked or
stamped according the provisions Of this act and shall
make return Of the same az inspected TO the assistant
of the district and unless removed to bonded
warehouse shall pay the duties such cigars within i've
DAYS after purchasing them to the collector OF the district
wherein they manufactured, aud before the same
have been removed from the store OF building
of such purchaser, or from his possession; and
any such purchaser who shall neglect for more
than five DAYS pack and have such cigars duly in