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

name designated, one-half cent per pound;
. On sheet iron, common or black, not thinner
IMAM nuInbe twenty, wire gauge, three dollars
per toll; thinner than number twenty, and not
thlnner than number twenty-five, wire gauge,
1our dollars per Ton; thinner than number twen-
Iy-nVe, wire gauge, five dollars per ton; -.
On tin plates galvanized, galvanized iron, or
iron coated with any metal by electric batteries,
one-haif cent per pound; .--.-s..-.s
- On locomotive lire, or parts thereof, one cent
per pound;
On miii-irons, and mill -cranks of wrought iron,
anG wrought iron tor snips steam eng ines, and
locomotives, or parts thereof, weighing each
twenty-five pounds or more, one-fourth of one
cent per pound;
On screws. commonly called wood screws, one
cent and u half per. pound;
. On screws, washed plated, and all other
screws OF iron, except Wood-screWs, i've Der CEN
tuln ad valorem;
Oa sii manufactures of iron, not otherwise pro-
Vided for, tive per'centum ad vaorem;
On cast iroB steam, gas, and water pipes, TWEEN
ty five cents per hundred pounds; ALI 9th
er castings of iron, not otherwise provided for,
nor exempted from duty, hye per centum ad va
loren: Provided, Taat tie following descrip
tions of iron, manufaetures OF iron, and manutac-
lures 81 stee slia not bc sGbject any addition
81 dass u S..sslssss Y. ,le, s-,s,tls -
this act thar Is 10 say IRON in figs; cast iron
butts and hinges old scrap iron malleable iron,
and malleablc iron castings, not otherwise pro-
vided for; cut-tacks brads, and sprigs; cross-cut
mill pit, and drag SAWS;
On steel in ingots bars, sheets, wire, not less
than one-fourtn of an inch in diameter, valued at
seven cents per pound or less, one-tourth of one
cent per pound valued at above seven cents per
pound and not above eleAen cents per pound, one
hall cent per pound valued above eleven cents
per pound, and on steel-wire and steel in any
form, not otherwise provided tor, five per centum
ad valorem;
On skates valued at twenty cents or less per
pair, two cents per pair; when valued at over
twenty cents per pair, five per eentum ad valo-
rem;
On iron squares, marked on one side, two cents
and half per pound on all other squares made
OF iron or steel, five cents per pound;
On files, rasps, and floats, OF all descriptions,
two cents per pound, and in addition thereto five
per centum ad valorem;
On all manufactures of Steel or OF which steel
shall be a component part, not otherwise pro-
vided for, five per centum rd valorem: Provided,
That no allowance or reduction of duties for par
tal loss damage shall be hereafter made in con-
sequence of rust of iron of Steel or upon the man
ufactures of iron or steel, except on polished
Russia sheet iron;
On bituminous coal, ten cents per ton of twen-
ly.eight bushels, eighty pounds to the bushel; ON
all other coal, ten cents per ton of twenty-eight
bushels, eighty pounds to the bushel;
On coke and culm of coal, five per centum ad
Valorem.
and after the day and year aforasaid, in addition
to the duties heretofore imposed by laws on the
articles hereinafter mentioned and included in
this section there shall be levied collected, and
paid on the goods, wares, and merchandise herein
enumerated and provided for imported from for
eign countries, the following duties and rates of
duty, that is to say:
On copper rods, bolts, nails, spikes. copper
bottoms, copper in sheets or plates, called bra
of copper, not otherwise provided Tor, five per
centum ad valorem;
On zinc, spelter, and teutenegue, unmanufac-
tured, i'll blocks OF pigs, twenty-five cents per Que
hundred pounds;
On zinc, spelter, and teutenegue, in sheets, one
half OF one cent per pound;
On lead. in pipes and shot, three-f -fourths OF one
cent per pound;
ly to be remanutactured, five per centum ad va
loren.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That from
and after the day and year aforesaid in lieu of the
duties heretofore imposed by law the articles
hereinafter mentioned and on such as may now
be exempt from duty, there shall be levied, col
lected, and paid on the goods, wares, and mer
chantise enumerated and provided for in this sec
tion, imported from tnrti@h countries, the ioio"-
ing duties anG rates Of duty. that is to say:
Acid, 5oraclc, Eve cents per pound; ciiric, ten
cents pc: pound ONalic, four cents pei pound
siti,,ltlric one cent per pound; tar!aric twenty
cents per pound gaiiic, nifty cents per pound
tannic, twenty five cents per pound;
Alum, patent alum, alum substitute, sulEtilntc
of auuiua, and aiuminOus cake, sixty cents per
ON" hundred pounds;
Argos crude tartar, six cents per pound
cream TddtIr, ten cents per pouEd;
Asphaltum, three cents per pound;
Bais,.,u copava, twenty cents per pound; Pc
ruvian, fifty cents per pound; tolu, thirty cents
Blanc fixe enamellcd white, satin white, or any
combination Of harytes and acid, two cent and a
Barytes and suIphate of barytes, five mills pei
pound
Burning fluid, fifty cents per gallon.
Bitter apples, coiocynth, or coloqulntloa, ten
cents per pound;
Borix, crude or tincal, five cents per pound
refined, ten cents per pound;
Borite of lime, five cents per pound;
Buchu leaves, ten cents per pound;
Cumpnor, crude thirty cents per pound; re-
fined, forty cents per pound;
Canthardes, fifty cents per pound;
Gloves, fifteen cents per pound; cassla, hftt en-
cents per pound cassia Duds, twenty cents pei
pound; cinnamon, twenty five cents per pound
ground, fifteen cents per pound; black pepper
twelve cents per pound; ground, fifteen cents pei
pound; white pepper, twelve cents per pound
ground, fifteen cents per pound;
Cocculus Indicus, ten cents per pound
Cuttle-ish bone, five cents per pound;
Cubebs, ten cents per pound;
DraSon's blood, ten cents per pound;
Emery, rock, six dollars per ton; manu-
factured, ground, or pulverized' one cent pei
Ergot, twenty cents per pound;
EPSON salts, one cent per pound; giauDer salts
Fruit ethers, essences oils of apple, pear
peach, apricot, strawberry, and raspberry, made
OF flsil oil or of fruit, or limitations thereof TWO
dollars and fifty cents per pound;
French green, Paris green mineral green, car
mine lake, wood lake. dry eirmine, Venetian red
yermiIion mineral blue Prussian blue, chrome
yellow rose pink, extract of resin or analine col
ors, Dutrh pink, and paints and painters, colors
(except white and red lead and oxide of zinc, dry
or ground in oil, and moist water colors, used in
the manufacture of paper-hanging and colored
papers and cards, not otherwise provided for
twenty-five per centum ad valorem;
Ginger root, five cents per pound; ginger
ground, eight cents per pound;
On gold leaf, one dollar and fifty cents per
package Of five hundred leaves; on silver leaf
sevenfy-fve cenis per package of five hundred
leaves .
Gum aloes, six cents per pound; benzoin, ten
cents per pound sandarac, ten cents per pound
shelIae, ten cents per pound; mastic, fifty cents
per pound copa kowre danar ann and dnnd all gums
Honey, fifteen cents per gallon;
Iodide, crude, fifty cents per pound; resub-
lined seventy-fve cents per pound;
Ipecacuanha, or ipecac, fifty cents per pound ;
Jalap, fifty cents per pound;
Licorice root, one cent per ponnd; paste or
Juice five cents pc pound;
I.itbarge, two and one-fourth cents per ponnd ;
Magnesia carbonate, six cents per pound; cal
cined twelve cents per pound;
Mamma, twenty-five cents per pound;
Nitrate of soda, one cent per pound
Morphine and its salts, two dollars per ounce
mace and nutmeg, thirty ceuts per pound
Oobres and ochrey earthS, not otherwise pro-