The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-10
RALEIGH, N. c., SATURDAY,


cents per pound; caraway, fifty cents per pound; |
cassia, one dollar per pound, cinnamon, Two dol
lars per pound; cloves, one dollar per pound; |
citronella fifty cents per pound; cognae or oenan-
tlic etner, two dollars per ounce cahebs, one |
dollar per pound; fennel, fifty cents per pound;
juniper, twenty-five cents per pounc; lemons, |
fifty cents per pound; orange fifty cents per |
pound; origanum, red thyme, twenty live cents |
per pound; roses, otto, one dollar and fifty |
cents per ounce thyme, white, thirty cents per
pound all other essential oils, not otherwise pro-
vided for, fifty per centum ed vaiorems
Opium, two dollars per pound;
tum ad Vaiorcm;
Paraffine, ten cents per pound;
dred pounds when ground in oil, o,Ie dollar and
hfty cents per one hundred pounds;
Pimento, twelve cents per poand WREN ground,
fifteen cents per pound; 81
| Potash, 'bicnro.nate, three cents per pound
hydriodate iodate, lodide, and scetee, seventy
five cents per pound; prnssate, yeoss, ave cents
| per pound pr1ssiate, red, ten cents SrS pound;
chlorate, six cents per pound;
cents per gallon; refined, or kerose.ie, produced
from the distiiii4tion OF coa asp:4aisan, state,
peat, petroleum, rock oil, bitu,ninous
sa.ar'i,,'.- n-eti loF i,l> cents
iper gailon
1 Putty, one dollar and fifty cents per hun
! Qufnine, suIphate Of and other salts of quinine,
| forty-fve per centum ad valorem;
Rhubarb, fifty cents per pound;
Rose leaves, fifty cents per pound;
Rum essence or oil, and bay rum essence or Oil,
| two dollars per ounce
Saltpetre, nitrate of potash, crude, two cents
1 per pound; refined, three cents per pound;
Seeds, anise five cents per pound star anise,
| ten cents per pound canary one dollar per bush
el OF sixty pounds; cBraway, three cents per
pound cardamom, fifty cents per pound; cum
min, hve cents per pound coriander, three cents
per pound; fennel, two cents per pound; feln1u-
greek, two cents per pound; hemp, one-half cent
per pound; mustard, brown, three cents per
pound; white, three cents per pound; rape, one
cent per pound castor seeds or BEANS thirty cents
| per bushel;
| Sugar of lead, four cents per pound;
| Tartar emetic, fifteen cents per pound;
| Varnish, valued at dollar and fifty cents or
less per gallou fifty cents per gallon, and twenty
per centum ad valorem valued at above one dol
lar and ity cents per per gallon, fifty cents per
per gallon, and tweuty-fiTe per centum ad valo-
| rem;
Vanilla beans, three dollars per pound;
| Verdigris, six dents per pound;
Whiting, when dry, iifty cents per one hundred
pounds; when ground in oil, one dollar and fifty
| cents per one hundred pounds;
Acetous, benzoic, muriatic, and pyrolifineous
acids cntch or catechu, orchil and cudbear, SAT-
flower and sumac ten per centum ad vaiorem
| Arsenic in all forms, ammonia, and Sulphate
and carbonate of ammonia; bark, cinchona, Pe-
ruvian, Lima, Calisaya, quilla and all other med
icnal barks, flowers, leaves, plants, and seeds,
not otherwise provided for; cobalt, and oxide of
cobalt gums, amber, Arabic, jedda, senegal, ira
gacanth, myrrh and all other gums and gum re-
sins not otherwise provided for; quassa wood
slnalts; sarsaparilla; tapioca; tanqua beans and
sponges, twenty per centum ad valorem; acetie
| Santonine and gyserine, thirty per centum ad
| valOrem;
On ali pills, powders tinctures, troches or
| lszenges, srups, cordials bitters, anodyncs, ton
les, plasters, Inments, salves, ointments pastes,
drops waters essences spirits, oils, or other med
icinal preparation or compositions, recommended
to the public proprietary medicines, or prepar-
cd according to some private formula or secret
art remedies or specifics for any disease or dis
eases affections whatever affecting the human
or animal body, fifty per centum ad valorem;
On all essentes, extracts, toilet waters, cosmet-
les. hair OIL pomades, hair dressings, hair resto-
ritves hair dyes tooth washes, dentrifces, tooth
paStes, aromatic cachous, or other perfumerics or
cosmetics, by whatsoever name or names known,
used or applied perfumes or applications to
the hair, mouth, or skin, fifty per centum ad va
| lOrcm.
Sec q. And be it further enacted, That from
and after the day and year aforesaid, in addition
TO the duties heretofore imposed by law on the
articles hereinafter mentioned, and OF such as may
now be exempt from duty, there shall be levied,
collected, and paid, on tue goods, wares and mer-
clandsc enumerated and provided for in this sec
zion, imported from foreign countries, duty of
| ten per ccItum ad valorem, that Is to say;
| Antinony, crude;
| Assatetida
| Backing of all descriptions;
Building stones OF ali descriptions, not other
wise provided for;
Caomel;
Catsup;
Civet, oil of;
Extract of indigo; extract of madder; extract
and decoctions OF logwood, and other dyewoods; !;
Fiints, and flint ground;
Fiocks, waste or shoddy;
Furr, dressed, hen not on the skin;
Garancne;
Ginger preserved, or picked;
Green turtle;
Grindstones, unwrought, or wrought or fin
ishcd;
tta-pcrcha manufactured;
Isngass or fish glue;
Japanned ware Of all kinds, not otherwise pro-
vided for;
Lastings, mohair cloth, silk, twist or other
manufacture of cloth woven or made in patterns
of such size, shape and form, or cut i'll such man
ner as to be fit for Shoes slippers boots bootees,
| ".
with India-rubber;
Mats of cocoa-nut
Mating, china, and other floor mating, and
mats made of flags, jute, or grass; ;
Manufactures of gutta-percha;
Milk Or 1ndiarubber medicinal preparations
not otherwise provided for;
Music, printed with lines, bound or unbound :;
Musical Instruments of all kinds, and strings
| for musical instruments OF whIpgut or catgut,
and all other strings OF the same material;
Nickel;
Oser or willow, prepared for basket makers
Philosophical apparatus and instruments;
Plaster of Parish, when ground;
Quills;
Strychnine
Slaves for pipes, hogsheads, or other casks;
Teeth, manufactured;
Thread lace and insertings;
| Woollen listings.
Sec. z. And be it further enacted, That in ad-
dition to the duties heretofore imposed by law
the articles hereinafter mentioned and provided
for in this section there shall be levied collected
and paid, on the goods, wares, and merchandise
herein enumerated, imported 1IOm foreign cOun-
tries the following duties and rates of duty that
is to say:
On chocolate and cocoa prepared, one cent per
pound
On copperas, green vitriol, or sulphate of iron,
one-fourth cent per pound;
On linseed faX-seed. hemd-seed, and rape-seed
oil, three cents per gallon;
| On saleratus and bicarbonate of soda, one-half
cent per pound;
| On caustic soda, one-half cent per pound;
On salt, in sacks, barrels, other packages or in
bulk, six cents per one hundred pounds;
| On soap, fancy, scented, honey, cream, trans
parent, and all descriptions of toilet and shaving
soap, two cents per pound; all other soap, fveper
centum ad valorem.
On spirits of turpentine, five cents per gallon;
| On starch of all descriptions, one-half cent per
pound;
On white and red lead, dry or ground in OIL
! fifteen cents per one hundred pounds;
| On oxide of zinc, dry ground in oil, twenty
| five cents per one hundred pounds