The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11
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The following articles heretofore sub
ject to internal taxation are hereby de-
clared by the new law Gust passed) to
be exempt from such internal duty,
proCided that the exemptions shall, in
all cases, be confined exclusively to
said articles in the state and condition
specified in the enumeration, and shall
not extend to articles in any other
form, nor 70 manufactures from said
articles: Hss
Alum; aluminum; aluminous cake,
patent alum, sulphate of Alumni, aud
cobalt;
Aniline and aniline colors
Animal charcoal, or carbon;
Articles manufactured in institutions
for the blind, and in institutions for
the deaf and dumb, which are sold to
aid in their support, or the support of
the pupils;l
Barrels and casks other than those
used for the reception of fluids; pack
ing boxes made of wood; and boxes of
wood or paper for friction matches,
cigar lights, and wax tapers;
Beeswax, crude or unrefined;
Bi-chromate aud PrUsSidte of potash;
Bleaching powders;
Blue vitriol:
Borax, and boracic acid;
Brass not more advanced than rods
or sheets; a.- az.f tls#
Brick, fre-briclz, draining-tiIes, ce-
ment, drains and sewer pipes, and
eartnen stone water-pipes, retorts and
ties made Of clay; 20
Brooms made from corn, brush or
palm-leaf; II. ~
Building stone of all kinds. including
slate, marble, freestone, and soapstone,
and rock, ground and calcined gyp-
sum;
Bunting and flags of the United
States, and banners made of bunting
of domestic manufacture; ne.
Burrstones, millstones, and grind
stones, rough or wrought;
Candle wicking;
Collins and burial cases;
Copper, lead, and tin, in ipgots, pigs,
Copper and yellow sheathing metal.
not more advanced than rods or sheets,
and stamped copper bottoms; 49,
Crates, and grain or farm baskets
made ofsplints; =, 90 C 9.
Crucibles of all kinds; sS5Ak 4
Clutches and artificial limbs, eyes,
Deer-skins, smoked, or not oil dressed:
Feather beds, mattresses, pallasses,
holsters, and pillows;
Fertilizers of all kinds;
Flasks and patterns used by foun
Flavoring extracts, solely for cooking
purposes;
German silver in bars or sheets:
Gold leaf and gold fail;
Hemp and jute prepared for textile or
feltinR purposes;
Hulls of ships and other vessels;
Illuminating gas manufactured by
educational institutions for their own
use exclusively; q ET
Indiq-rE6ber springs used exclusively
for railroad cars; 7-rr4 -
Iron bridges and castings for the
same;
Iron drain and sesger pipes;
Keys, actions, and strings for musical
instruments;
Litharge and orange mineral;
Machines driven by horsepower and
used exclusively for cutting fire.
wood slaves, and shingle-bolts, and
hand saws; cTe 70
Magnesium, calcined magnesia, and
carbonate of magnesia;
MaIleable iron castings, unfinished;
Manganese;
Masts, spars, ship and vessel blocks.
and tree-nail wedges and deck-plugs.
coTddge, ropes, and cables made of Ve0-
etGbLe fibre;
Medicinal and mineral waters. OF ALI
kinds, sold in bottles or from fou ntains.
and mead;
Mineral coal OF all kinds, and peat.
Monuments OF stone of all kinds. not
exceedfng in value the sum OF one hIin-
pTed dollars: Prpgided, That Inonu-
ments exceeding the value aforesaid,
erected by public or private contribu.
tons TO commemorate the service of