Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-13

J. with any of the preceding, includil
such as have been heretofore usually il
d ported into the United States from Bu
!. nos Ayres, NcwZcaland, Australia, Cal
!. OF Good Hope, Russia, Great Britain, Ca,
: ada and eahere, and also including a
woods not hereinafter described Or desi.
mated in classes two and three. eat
CLASS IL-COMBING WOODS.
That is to say, Leicester, Cottswold
Lincolnshire. down coinbing woods
Canada long woods, or other like combin
woods of English blood, and usually know,
by the terms herein used and 50 also al
hair of the alpaca, goat, and other lik
animals. gs.,s,
CLASS IH,--cARPET WOODS AND OTHER SIM
liar WooLs.
Such as DoDskoi, native South Ameri.
ca, Cordova, Valparaison, native SMYRNA.
and including all such woods of like char.
acter as have been heretofore usually i'm.
ported into the Uuited States from Tpr.
key, Greece, Egypt, Syria and elsewhere.
For the purpose of carrying into effect
the classification herein provided, a suf.
ficient number of distinctive samples of
the various kinds of wool or hair embra.
chg 10 each of the three classes above
banned, selected, and prepared under the
direction of the Secretary of the Treasury
and duly verified by him (he standard
samples being retained in the Treasury
DEPARTMENT. shall be deposited in the
costom- houses and elsewhere as he NAV
direct, which samples shall be used by the
proper officers of the customs to determine
TIC classes above specified, to which all
imported woods belong. And upon woods
II the first class the value whereof at the
asst port or place whence exported in the 7
United states, existing charges in such
'ort, shall be thirty-two cents or less Der
'ound, and, in addition thereto, eleven
Yer ccntum ad gvalorcm upon woods of
ne same clsas, the value whereof at the {
asst port place whence'cxpor,ed to the
'ni'ed States excluding charges in such
0rt' shall exceed thirty-two cents Der q
0und' the duty shall be twelve cents per s
ound, and. in addition thereto, ten per
mt ad yalorem. Upon woods of the sec. c
I'd class, and upon all hair of the apac. S
goat and other like animals, the yalue e
hereof at the last port or place whence v
ported to the United States. excluding o
argos In such port, shall be thirty.two c,
u'S OF less per pound, the duty shall 4
Ten cents per poupdi and, in addition
efeto' eleven per cent ad valorem up- o,
:
WOODS oftbe same class, the value ia
'creof at the last port or place. whence 10
Polite to the United States, excluding o,
argos In such port, shall exceed thirty ed
cents per pound, 'he duty shall betwl We or
It's per pound. and, in additionwe m
'feso' ten per cent ad valorem. Upon ed
OILS of the third class, the value where. al
u The last port or place whence expor. re-
intothe United States, excluding char. +.
In such port, shall be- twelve cents or
} per pound, the duty shall be three -
Is per pound; upon woods of the same r.
70 fhe value whereof at the last port or ~
&c whence exported to the United y
tes' excluding charges in such port, ~
u exceed twelve cents per pound, the ~ r.
y shall be six cents per pound. Pro. Pe'
~ that any wolf or sheep, or hair of -,
alpaca goat and other like animals. :.
- snaiii DC imported in any other -,
the ordinary condition as now and r"
'oiorc practiced, or which shall be ~ az
ged IN its character orc ondition, for ~
purpose Of esading theduty, or which p ~,
be reduced in value by the admix- o'"'
Oh art orany other foreign substance
DC SUBJECT to pay twice the amount a''
ny 70 which it would otherwise be "O''
cted' anything in his act to the con, p ps'
Notwithstanding, Provdied further. W Va,
when wool Of different qualities is -, !,
tied IN the same bale, bag or pack. ~,
shall be appraised by the apprai- d.ua
determine the rate Of duty to which =. !,
4 DC subjected, at the average ag- - !,
kaoe "a - = ING oaie' lorun
ies oro ~, l.. CT. III = u' iaen' per 81
a tbe .. ~ .- ~ sa"0 in- ings {
nr;ce sh.1I I. sVy Nno av- either
" ''uucea more than 40 pc