The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-25

price shall be reduced more than ten per cent below The
whole s Do ss best y the value Of
bale u tho best quality and no bale bag or package
sna DO liable 70 less rate Of duty in consequence Of
Deing invoiced with wool OF lower value; and
provided further, that the duty upon wool OF the
first class which shall be imported washed shall DO
unwashed; and that the duty upon Of all classes
which shall be imported secured shall be three times tho
imported unwashed and for the burmese oS carrv,rg
into effect the classification herein provided sufficient
number Of distinctive samples OF the kinds OF
WOOL and hair embraced In each OF tho three classes
above named selected and prepared the direction
Of the Secretary OF the Treasury and duly verified by
ny Departmentshal DO deposited In the custom houses
ana elsewhere, M he may direct which samples shall he
used by the proper officers the customs TO determine
the class above specified which all imported wool be-
longs.
On shecpskns, or manufactured, imported with
tne WOOL on, washed or unwashed thirty per al
vaorem.
On woolIen rag, shoddy, mungo. waste and docks
shawis, and all manufactures OF of every descnp-
ton made wholly or in part OF wool not otherwise pro.
addition thereto thirty per ad valorem ON fan
ne blankets endless belts fes paper or print ng
machines hats OF wool knit goods, Bamorals woolen
and worsted yarns and all manufactures OF every de-
scripton composed wholly In part OF worsed hair OF
the alpaca goat or other like animals except such
composed IN part OF WOOL not otherwise herein provided
Tor valued at not exceeding forty per pound TWEEN
tyhvc cents per pound and not exceeding sixty cents
per pound thirty cents per pound valued at above
sixty cents per pound, and exceeding eighty cents
per pound iory-hvo cents per pound: valued above
eighty per pound fifty three cents per pound and
10 addition thereto, all the above named articles thir.
ty-hvc per cent al va!orem
On women's and chlidren's dress goods and real or
limitation lal an cloths, composed wholly IN part OF
wool worsed the HAIR OF the alpaca goat or other like
animals valued at exceeding twenty the square
YARD SIX cents the square yard and In addition thereto
thirty-ye per cent ad vaiorem valued at above twenty
cents the square yard eight Tho square yard and
IN addition thereto forty-hvc per cent al vaorem pro-
vided, that MI goods weighing ounces and over
per square yard the duty shall DO tyhree per
pound, and in addition thereto thlrtyhv per cent al
On clothing ready made and wearing apparel OF every
description composed wholly in part OF WOOL worstcd
the hair OF the alpaca goat other like animals made
up or manufactured wholly in part by the tailor
seamstress or manufacturer, except knit goods afty
three cents per pound and in addition thereto iortydvc
per cent nd valorem
On Anbusson and Administer carpets whole for
rooms, fifty per ccntum ad valorcm; saxony Wilton
Tourney velvet carpets wrought by the Jacquard
machine seventy i've cents per square yard and In
don thereto thirty five per cent adj valorem on Rrrs
sells carpets wrought by the Jacquard machine forty
cght cents per square yard, and In addto thereto
thirty-hve per cent ad valorem patent velvet and
tapestry velvet carpets printed the warp other
wise, forty -four cents per square yard addition
thereto thirtyfve per cent ad valorem; tapestry
thirty cents per square yard, aud in addition
thereto thirty.ave per cent al vaorem on
trcple ingram, three.py and worsted chain Venetian
carpets nineteen cents per square yard and in addi-
ton thereto thirty five per cent ad valorcrn; yarn
Venetian and twopy ingram carpets fourteen cents per
square yard and In addition thereto thirty 1--WE per
ad yaloem, on druggets and bookings. printed coorcd
or otherwise, twenty-five cents per square yard; on
hemp on jute carpeng six and half per square
yard; on carpets and carpcting OF wool cotton
or parts OF either other material not otherwise spec
fed forty per al va,orem provided that mats rugs
screens covers hassocIs bedsdes and other portions
OF carpets carpetng shall be subjected TO the Of
dliY herein imposed on carpets or carpcting Of ike
character or description and that the Duty all other
mats not exclusively OF vegetable material has
socks shd rugs, shall be forty Ave al
On oclo'hs for hoors stamped painted printed
valued at fifty cnts less per square yard forty per
cent al saorcn: valued over any cents per square
ynrd and on all other ocloth except TX oco,h hfy
per cont ad vaiorem.
DuusrtE vALrss
SIC IL And b. " further enacted, That IN determn.
ng tie duabe OF NIL merchandise imported from
foreign countries which duties imposed by this
act or by any existing law the entire OF such
chandisc shall be taken which shall appear on The in
voice certified by the the United States al the
place OF original purchase production having been
PUG oy me 70 any party lor Or on account q
DO at an interior town. city locality OF foreign
country there shall be added such entire original
all actual costs of transportation the last por. ship
mont 70 the United States and all costs of preparation
or preservation paid or eccruing to such port Of
last shipment except only the actual NJ
removal from warehouse board the vessel for
hna importation, and except the commission broker
age paid for the care OF such shipment not exceeding
two and one half per cent provided that iron and
In every form shall DO valued at port ~ srrh last
shipment rs free on board and shall include the du-
table value all actual costs OF placing tho same FREQ
board, by whatever such costs actually paid
cruing TO tho purchaser may DO Designated and IL III,
Importer OF any merchandise shall neglect refuse 10
place upon hts invoice when offered FOR entry nil elc
ments Items OF actual costs paid accrIing,
shall offer for entry, the total value any bills paid
for such merchandise not completely finished, baied
packed or marked. shall omit 10 include value
o n the m,,s ea's. bottle: or sthsr article, contain
sach omission shall he held to be an differentiation Of
tho invoce, and the officers o customs examining and
appraising tho shall add the said or and
shall mpose the penalties prescribed by law for
disc may add items OF cos, pai or accrung after Ger.
thcat ON by the Consul NJ the time OF making entry
without mourning penalty but y Inc i1vooo value as
actual costall packages and costa of pstting gp
cludcdthen tho SAID importer shall not be entitled 70
correct the entry without penalty but shall II the aid
ton be to the extent OF twenty per centum upor the
tined value twenty per cent additional penal duty;
aud II SAID importer shall offer 10 correct such rn.
LIBERALIZATION entry no shall pay y per cenuin penal
duty, and II the differentiation be thirty per
over the merchandise shall be absolutely forfeited 10
the United States and all charges Of general character
Incurred in the purchase OF general invoice shall be
distributed pro rata upon all tue parts Of surh iuvocc.
and every part thereof charged with duties based
vaisc, whether specific nr Nd vacrem shall be advanced
according 70 its proporii n and oil wincs cigars
other duties paving spechr duty by grades, shall be
graded and ray duty according 70 the actual cost do
termiaed.
&c IA And DO II further enacted This, no return Of
duties on account 81 damage 10 merchandise the
Of importation shall hereafter I've made. except
hereinafter provided, and upon the articles herein
named but u shall be lawful for any importer Of mcr
ehandis for the epr sentative representatives. of
such importers as Insurers or chcrwis: 10 abandon
10 the United States the whole part 81 any mpor
taion which may have received damage the voyage,
out quantity shall be abanionei the ilasc yale
which on the original invoice was iess than twenty
i've dollars aud notes % in'ca,i9n abandon any part
Of an importation shall be giyen BY the importer bis
representative within ten days ~ the date OF original
entry OF said goods and In the said notice the msrk. and
numbers of the packages with the original aud p'Opcf
value Of fuch portions, shall be given; and The Collector
she'll then direct the appraiser OF damages officers
acting such 10 examine the said Goods % for
allowance OF damages. and they shall rctnrn a wt,
ten report OF such examination approving Or dis.
approving such abandonment, snd " approved,
the Collector shall direct the duties pail % the
entry OF such merchandise 10 he refIujeis and
the appraisers shall also report Of the zane time
whether tho aid abandoned merchandise i q value sui
nc ent 10 pay the expenses of custody and ale AMI u -
tho shall be sold at aurion by the Collector ard
the proceeds less the expenses of such site, sns ~
psd INTO the treasury; and II tho merchandise shall be
reported ~ value not sufficient 10 Justify sale, the
shall be destroyed otherwise c.po.d q az tho
Collector shall direct And the following described
articles and merchandise only shan be excepted
from the operation of the preceding provision,
and may b. admitted 70 Of duties on
account % damaa, the voyage Of importation as
follows On tea damage may be awarded not above
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