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

upon the company having the largest pro iucuon
Apd prooided, farther, That coal 'ar produced in
the manufacture Of Illuminating gas, and the
products OF he redistllat0n OF coal tar thus
produced, shall be exempt from duty.
On coal ilumating OIL refined, naptha BEN
zine, and benzole, produced by the diNill alton {
coal, asphaltum, shale, peat, rock oil, and all
other bituminous substances used for Ike pur-
poses a duty Of twenty cents per gallon: PTR-
rided That such oil, refued and produced by
the distillatisn of coal, asphaltum, or shale, ek
ctusivoly, shall be subject 20 pay q duty of iit-
teen cents per gallon, anything TO the contrary
Notwithstanding, Aud provibed further, That
disulIers OF coal Oil or naptha, ben2'ne, or ben-
cole, shall be subject to all the provisions oflaw
applicable to dstilleTs of spirits, with regard 10
Licenses, bonds, returns, assessments, leus, PEN
altes, draWbaobs, and alt other provisions de-
signed for the purpose of asCeTtaning the guam
~ distilled, ard securing he payment ofduties
so far r. the same may, IN the judgment OF the
Comm ss luor Of Internal Revenue, and under
regulations prescribed by him, be de med neces-
sary for hat purpose: And proridsd also, That
naptha of specific gravity exc eding eighty de-
grees, according to Biume,s hydrometer, and of
the kind usually known as gasoline, shall be
subject to tax of five per centum ad valo-
rem.
On spirits of turpentine, duty of twenty
cents per gallon Provided, That all to the as
sessment and collection the du'ieS on cotton,
under rules and re gluatitns to be prcsor bed by
the Secretary of the Treasury, 50 far as the same
may be deemed applicable therto, shall apply 10
the assessment aud cole ton of tuepentlne,
On ground coffee, and all ground substi-
tutes for coffee, or preparations of which cofli e
forms a part, and all ungrOlnd substitutes for
coffee, duty of one cen per pound.
On ground pfpber ground mustard ground
pimento, ground cloves, and ground Glove stems,
ground cassia, and ground ginger and all imita-
tons OF the same, duty of one cent per
pound
On mo- produced from the sugar case and
and not from sorghum or imphee, and du,y Of
five cents per gallon.
On syrup of malass's or sugar-caoe juice,
when removed from the plantation, eocentrated
molasse3 or melado, and e'stern and bottoms, OF
sugar produced from Sorsh hum or imphee,ia du-
ty of one cent an one fourth of one cent per
pound.
On brown or muscovad9 sugar not above num-
Der 'welve Dutch standard ia color, produced
from the SUGAR cane snt not from sorghum or
imphee, other than those produced the REIN
er, duty oftwo cents per pOupj.
On all clarified or refine sugars above number
twelve and not above, number eig teen Dutch
standard IN color, produced directly from the
sugar c me and not from sorghum or mphee, "a
duty of two and one-ha cents per pouud
On all clarified refined sugars above num-
Der eigateen Dutch standard in color, produced
DIRECTLY from the sugar me and not from so gh-
UNI or Iuphee, q duty of three and one half cents
Ier pound.
On the gross amount of the sales of sugar re-
fners, including all the sales of SUGAR refners,
including al the products OF their manuiaoto-
ries or refneries, outy of two and half of
on per centum ad valorem Pyouidsd That
every person shan be REGARDED as a sugar reaner,
and nav the duties levied by law who e bu.i ess
tits to advance the qualitv and valve OF sugar up
on viii h II duty has teen assessed and paid by
melting ana recrystaIization, or by lquo ing,
cin,i. g or other Washing process or bv any oth-
er chemical or me :bl1iCal means. o. who shall
advance the quality OF value of m0lassss or me-
/ do. upon which q duty has been assessed and
paid, by boilng or other process
On sugar candy and all confectionery made
wholly or il par of sugar, valued at not exceed
ing twenty cents per pound, a duty Of two cents
per pouni; -xce ding forty cents per pound, a
dutv of four cents per rOund. a duty of four
cents per pound: when exceeding forty cents
per pound, or so by It box, pa nkage, or other
wise than BY the pound a duty of ten per CEN
tum ad valo-pm
On chocolate and cocaa prepared a duty ofone
and halt cent rer pound.
On saratus bcar5onate Of soda, duty of five
mills per pound.
On stsch made f potatoes a duty of two
mills per pound; made " corn or wheat q duty
OF three mills per pound: made of rice or any
other material d4ty of one cent per pound
used for naming, blasting artillery, or spOrgng
purpose WHEN valued at twenty-eight cents te-
pound or IS, a day of one cent per pou'
when valued s. above tseuty-a light cent. er
pound and not exceeding thmty-eight cents per
pound, d iuty Of On" and q ha cent per pound
aud wngn nlued above tairty-e < cents per
pound, a duly OF eight cents per pound
On WhI lead, a i4ty OF ihuty-h'c GEMS PEI