The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-26

Flasks and patterns used by founders.
Gold leaf and gold foil. .,aa l
Gloves, mittens, &C., of whatever material.
Hemp and jute prepared for textile and felt
ing purposes.
Hulis of vessels. -2
Iron-pig iron.
Iron-brooms, slabs, loops. . II.
Iron castings for bridges. .ea
Iron castings, malleable, unfinished.
Keys, actions, and strings for musical in
StrumentS. -,.4 I'd slziH s4&-l
Lamps and lanterns, the glass and metal of
which have paid previous duty.
Lime, and Roman or water cement.
Masts, spars and vessel blocks.
Medicinal and mineral waters of all kinds
sold in bottles or from fountains. fsa.
Monuments of all kinds, not exceeding in
value $780, ....s.f -.al. t. tI l..l.
Mouldings for looking glass and picture
frames 30 -ni. lal
Nickel, metallic. I'D l t7t Pa
Oakum. liii go
Oil-crude oil, the product of the first and
single distillation of coal, shale, asphaltum and
other biIuminous substances.
Oil-vegetable, mineral and fish oils of all
descriptions, including red oil or oleic acid.
Oil, paraffine, the product of the residuum
of distillation. a.s. 4..
Parafine. stl-t aolD III .45 ..l'
Paints and painters colors. sa 4of
Paper Of all descriptions. 30 i7.-iy
Phosphorus a-1 " 't1hi7a iit.9 ~
Pianos and all other other musical instru-
ments kept for private use. =. ~. I'd ar1..7 Il
Plate Of gold and silver kept for use. = Id
Ploughs, cultivators, harrows, winnowing
mills, hay and straw cutters, seed drills and
planters. Hubs, spokes, felloes and wooden
handles for agricultural, household, and me-
chanical tools and implements. g. a-aoa -
/ Products consumed in the family. ai@
Putty. 20l l4 .e5sit3qL - lfl ~
Quicksilver G esgod adl sif ot l-1o4
Quinine morphine, and other similar veg
Railroad chairs, railroad, ship and boat
spikes axe polls, horse nails, horse, mule and
OK shoes, rivets, nuts, washers, bolts, anvils,
vises, iron chains and anchors, and such 9TH
er articles as are made of wrought iron which
has previously paid the assessed duty.
Railroad iron rerolled. 9iae 913 &c -i'-s = =,
Repairs of all kinds a3e4 42<- .'o' 60 FL
Roofing slate, slabs and tiles. - 4. .,,',.
Receipts-gross receipts for freights of rail-
road and transportation companies, as well as
OF all water craft, stage coaches, wagons, &c.
Sails, tents, awnings and bags made by sew
ing or FASTING. aGf $40 aoli llla- ISL l.ltai
Salts OF tin. . a.s.iW gadf aa VI.
Saleratus, soda ash and bicarbonate of soda.
Soap valued at not over cents per pound.
Slaughtered animals of all kinds. - i.
Spindles and castings of all kinds made for
locks and machinery upon which duties are
to be paid. i' s f.r-,,.d 'f.s i. ..,
Starch of all kinds. n.a.err Z M ia oln
| Stereotypers, photographers and engravers,
productions Of is..ssl ,.la 10 8el1 Z. Il .'aHai)
| Steel in ipgots, sheets, bars or wires. 19q.
| Steel springs made exclusively for vehicles.
Stoves made in part Of cast iron and in part
of wrought iron, or of soapstone or freestone
with or without cast iron or wrought iron,
provided the cast and sheet iron have paid the
duty previously assessed thereon. ZOO. b. .
Tar and crude turpentine.
Tin cans used for preserving meats, fish,
fruits, vegetables, jams, jellies, &c.
Umbrellas and parasols. 3. erT ea .leJga
Verdigris.
Vinegar.
Watches kept for use. -''
White lead and whiting, III 3.ag o iaa
Willow ware, crates and baskets. "a. aa 40l e
Yachts.
Yarn and warp for weaving purposes exclu-
sively. i5dF G.iA-L pas S-Fltf fl'I -
Zinc in ingots or sheets. haa ogls9 sd b.l
Zinc, oxide Of s.f ..,p lib t5l bno.
The following changes in the rates of duty
are made by the bill: ir.assg s,l oi 1,e.la 5p
The tax on, the gross receipts of express
companies, which is now three per cent, is
increased to five per cent. laI & li. III .
The duty on candles, now six Der cent. is
reduced to five per cent. - ~ :. S' ny =
I The duty on clothing of all kinds, now six
per cent, is reduced on all except that made
OF woven and telling material, to one per cent.
and that on boots and shoes, now six DER
cent, is reduced to two per cent. - -.
Ground coffee and preparations of coffee
will hereafter pay stamp duty of one cent
per pound. - IN. -tIt - 7lq--- -" -
Pickles, preserved fruits, meats. vegetables
fish, &C., will hereafter pay stamp duty Of
two cents on each quart can 3-l' g -
Salt, which now pays seven and two-tenths
cents per hundred pounds, viii hereafter nav
three cents per hundred. - 49, - =
The income duty is fixed at,ive per cent. on
all above one thousand dollars. rents not de-
Quoted. sss, IT,. ii. i5D - ~ o13
The tax on brokers' sales of merchandise.
produce and other goods is reduced from one
one per cent. .ie f1 ~ -.oa q" I'm
The tax on brokers' sales and contracts for
sales Of stocks and bonds, on par value there
of, now one-fiftieth of one per cent. is reduc-
cd 20 I. T..