The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

per centum Of alcohol, 81 per gallon. On cham
payne or sparkling wines, imported in cases of
not less than one dozen bottles each, both con-
tanning not less than quart and more than one
pint per dozen bottles Sc, or Sc pertwo dozen bot
ties, containing not more than pint. On bran
dies imported in cases of not less than one dozen
bottles, containing not more than one quart, per
dozen, 81. and on all bottles q separate duty OF
cents each shall be paid, whether containing
wines, brsndies or other spirituous liquors. Bran
dies may be imported in casks of any capacity
containing not less than fifteen gallons.
On vinegar, containing not more than per
cent. of acid, cents per gallon, and p GEMS for
each gallon for each additional per centum of
acid.
On all brown or bleached linens, linen yard
goods, jute yard goods, of every description, and
by whatsoever named and designated, per cent.
ad valoIem.
On cotton manufactured, 2 cents per pound
on cotton linen, weddings, tape, galloons, bind
ings, gimps, trimmings and braid, not exceeding
l inch in width. 60 cents per pound; exceeding
inch in width, so cents per pound.
Oil hair cloths of the description known as hair
seating, 45c. per square yard. On hair cloth,
known as. crinoline cloth, or by any other name,
AZ per cent. ad valorem. On all books printed
and manufactured prior TO the year 1850, so cents
per pound provided that no more than five
copies of any book shall be imported in any one
invoice. On all Bibles and Testaments, the value
of which is less than 80 cents each, 10 cents per
pound. On all books in the English language,
bound, stitched, or in sheets, printed since the
year lS49, Of which editions are printed in the
United States, and all printed matter not other.
wise provided for, 70 cents per pound. On maya
zines, periodicals, illustrated newspapers, and
newspapers, except as lawfully transmitted by
mail, 10 cents per pound.
The fabrics Of India rubber and other materials
combined, inches wide or over, &c. per lnesl
yard, and in addition thereto As per cent. ad vslo
rem less than Of an inch wide, &c. per yard and
so per cent. ad valorem; more than Z, and less
than II inches wide, lc per yard and so per cent.
ad valOrem. On braces and suspenders made of
India rubber and other material. 81 per dozen,
and in addition thereto, so per cent ad valorem.
On felt, druggists felts, carpets and carpetng,
printed, colOred or otherwise, Is cents per square
yard, and in addition thereto, 80 per cent. ad
loren.
SIC. 2. That the provision of the joint resolu-
ton, approved March 10Th, 1867, respecting the
importation of agricultural machinery free of
duty, be and the same authority is extended,
and shall continue in force and effect for the
further period Of one year from the Both OF June,
ESEC. 8. That from and after the passage Of this
act, the importation Of articles hereinafter men,
toned and embraced in this section, shall be ex.
empt from duty-that is to say, berries and nuts
used in dyeng, or in compromising dyes not other
wise herein provided for. but no such articles
shall be classed as such that have undergone any
manipulation. Bark-Peruvian, Lima, Colsaiia
and all cinchona barks, bleaching powders or
chloride of lime, books in foreign or dead Ian
guages, and scientific treatises, of which no
editions are published in the United
States, priolies, eggs, fashion plates en-.
grsved on steel or on wood, colored or
plain, frewood, guano, goat skins, raw gutta
percha and hemlock bark, sides, cuttings, stripes
tails and such like articles used as glue stock, In
dia rubber, crude India rubber, milk of crude In
dia rubber, and stylsc logs, and manufactured
lumber, manures, masts and spars undressed
ntre Of soda or cubic nitre oil OF cocoauut, pale.
met oil, paper waste waste material Of any
kind intended Onlv for mauufapfura of
potash crude, native murste Of pOtsssa. pear.
lash, crude sulphur, crude timber, round, aud not
advanced by manufacturing, timber for ship
building, wood ashes. I've Of wood ashes.