The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-10-27

exceeding twenty dollars, drawn
upon any bank, trust company,
or any person or persons, compa-
nies or corporations, at sight or
on demand, two cents,
Bill of exchange, Gnland,) draft, or
order for the payment Of any sum
of money exceeding twenty and
not exceeding one huddred dol
lars, otherwise than at sight or
| on demand, or any promissory
note except bank notes issued for
| circulation, for sum exceeding
twenty and not exceeding one
hundred dollars, five cents,
Exceeding one hundred dollars and
not exceeding two hundred dol
lars, ten cents,
Exceeding two hundred dollars and
not exceeding three hundred and
fifty dollars, fifteen cents,
Exceeding three hundred and fifty
dollars and not exceeding five
hundred dollars, twenty cents,
Exceeding five hundred dollars and
not exceeding seven hundred and
fifty dollars, thirty cents,
Exceeding seven hundred and fifty
dollars and not exceeding one
thousand dollars, forty cents,
Exceeding one thousand dollars
and not exceeding fifteen hundred
dollars, sixty cents,
Exceeding fifteen hundred dollars
and not exceeding twenty-five
hundred dollars, one dollar, !
Exceeding twenty-five hundred dol
lars and not exceeding five thou
sand dollars, one dollar and fifty
cents,
And for every twenty-five hundred
dollars, or part of twenty-five
hundred dollars, in excess of five
thousand dollars, one dollar,
Bill of exchange Cforeign) or letter
of credit. drawn in but payable
out of the United States, if drawn
singly, or otherwise than in set
of three or more, according to the
customs of merchants and bank
ers, shall pay the same rates of
duty as inland bills of exchange
or promissory notes.
If drawn in sets of three or more:
For every bill of each set, where
the sum made payable shall not
exceed one hundred and fifty dol
lars, or the equivalent thereof,
in any foreign currency in which
such bills may be expressed, &C
cording to the standard of value
fixed by the United States, three
cents,
Above one hundred and fifty dol
lars and not above two hundred
and fifty dollars, five cents,
Above two hundred and fifty dol
lars and not above five hundred
dollars, ten cents,
Above five hundred dollars and not
above one thousand dollars, ff-
teen cents,
Above one thousand dollars and not
above one thousand five hundred
dollars, twenty cents,
Above one thousand five hundred
dollars and not above two thou
sand two hundred and fifty dol
lars, thirty cents,
Above two thousand two hundred
and fifty dollars and not above
three thousand five hundred dol
lars, fifty cents,
Above three thousand five hundred
dollars and not above five thou
sand dollars, seventy cents,
Above five thousand dollars and not
above seven thousand five hun
dred dollars, one dollar,
And for every two thousand five
hundred dollars, or part thereof,
in excess of seven thousand five
hundred dollars, thirty cents,
Bill of lading or receipt, (other than
charter party) for any goods, mer-
chandise, or effects, to be export
ed from a port or place in the
United States to any foreign port
or place, ten cents,
Expression every receipt or stamp
issued, or issued by any express
company, or carrier, or person
whose occupation it is to act as
such, for all boxes, bales, pack
ages, articles or bundles, for the
transportation of which such
company, carrier, or person shall
receive a compensation OF not
over twenty-five cents, one cent,
When such compensation exceeds
the sum of twenty-five cents, and
not over one dollar, two cents,
When one or more packages are
sent to the same address at the
same time, and the compensation
therefor exceeds one dollar, five
cents,
son who shall have become bound
or engaged as surety for the pay
ment of any sum of money, or
for the due execution or perform
ance of the duties of any Office,
and to account for money re-
ceived by virtue thereof, fifty
cents,
Bond of any description other than
such as may be required in legal
proceedings and such as are not
otherwise charged in this sched-
ule, twenty-five cents,
Certificate of stock in any incor-
porated company, twenty five
cents,
Certificate of profits, or any certifi-
cate or memorandum showingan
interest in the property or accu-
mutations of any incorporated
company, if for sum not less
than ten dollars and not exceed
ing fifty dollars, ten cents,
For sum exceeding fifty dollars,
twenty-five cents,
Certiticate.-Any certificate of dam
age, or otherwise, and all other
certificates or documents issued.
any port warden, marine survey
or, or other person acting as
such, twenty-five cents,
Certificate of deposit of any sum of
money in any bank or trust COM
pany, or with any banker or per-
son acting as such
If for sum not exceeding one hun
dred dollars, two cents,
For sum exceeding one hundred
dollars, five cents,
Certificate of any other description