Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-09
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES.
, On teas OF all kinds, nfteen cents per pouAd.
On eofee OF oil kinds, three cents per pound.

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per pound and on chocolate. seven cents per pound
On all molakses, 1--WE cents per gallon.
On ,Sn.;SSStiOI syrup 81 sugar eSar ssne ie5ee m; %Is
one and one.half cents per pound.
On all raw or muscovado sugar not above NUMBER
seven. Dutch Standard In color, onea and three quarter
On ali raw or museovado sugar above numbe
seven, Dutch stanare In color. and all other sugars
On ali other sugars above number number ten.
thirteen, Dutch standard in color. two and one
quarter cents per pound.
standard In color. and not above lumber sixteen.
Dutch standard in color two dthree-auarte
per pound u,,r Nav. nums,r s,,..o, Dutch
standard In color, and not above number twenty,
Dutch standard In color. three and one quarter cen"
PEI Per ali sugar above number twenty, Dutch standard
in co,er, and on all refined loaf. iumD. crushed, pow.
dcred and GRADUATED sugar, TOUR cents per pound: tro-
siSsd; That n9s,c .sese, ana require Ss uir mat ample. sh11YhI
be taken by inspectors from the h~ogthcad, DOE, or
other package. In such q manner a. 70 represent
true average OF the contents OF the package. Ina
rom a ~suticient number OF packages OF the same
mark in each and every invoice. sothat me samples
on which the Classification Is made shall % q AR
average In quality ofthe sugar imported under That
marx. and the classification shall be ndjldSed on the
entire mark accordingly; and the weights o. sugar
H. ~ Nv Tho cus.om.house wrlgher yseortng the figures
indclibly OF zach package; rrorided. Ihzt all srup
Of ,1, sSS"T ms 4; 2 O. or ' eonesnsrsi ,Si'f laoisssss. eDisred
under the name OF molasses, shall be forfeited 10 inc
United States.
more than twenty-five per centum OF alconol. ana
valued at not exceeding forty eenu per geuon.
twenty-five cents per gallon valued al over iorty
mar GALLON; valued at over one dollar per gallon. one
dollar per gallon. AMI In addition thereto TWENTY-FIVE
pei S eS yEInes Of y ali Kinds. imported in bottles. and not
otherwise herein provided for. the same rate per
gallon as wines Imported In casks. but all bottles
containing ming ONE G GTSEs , 3, IL Se t Ssid G 10 CONTAIN SHaiii M
quart, and all bottles containing one plntor iess saai
be held TO contain one pint, and shah pay IN aooiuon
IN cSampngne and other sparkling wines, 10 bot.
tvs. sIX Collars per dozen bottles containing taen
not more than one quart and more .oan Tne pln,i
more than one pint each, and more than one-nal
pint; and one dollar and any cents per dozen Dot
SSiilcs Containing more than one quart each, shall
pay, In addition 70 six dollars per uoLen ool.ies, ~
the rate Of two dollars pc, gallon on W. f" Thst ,n v
I1uors containing more than twenty-five percentum.
o1alcohOl, which shall be entered under me nan"oi
wine. shall be forfeited to the United States: Ild
provided Gurihe. That wines. brandy, and other
spIrituous llquorsimported In bottles shall be packed
IN packages containing not lesi than one IoLen
bottles in each package, and all such bottles shan pay
an additional duty OF three cents for each bottle; no
allowance shall be made for 6reakage unles: such
brcakage Is actually ascertalned by count and cert.
aed BY a custom.house appraisers; and 80 much Of
section rfty.ninc OF an act entitled " An act 70 reg
ulatc the collection OF duties on imports and ton:
mage" approved March two. seventeen hundred
and nInety-nInc, as provided for allowance for leak.
age and ~brcakaee, Is hereby repealed.
On brandy and on other spirits manufactured or
distilled from grain or other materials. and not 9TH
erwlse provided for, two dollars per proof gallon;
provided. that each and every gauge or WIN galIon
or measurement shall be counted as NJ least ono
| proof gallon; und the standard for determining tho
proof OF brandy and other spirits. and OF vine or
LIQUORS OF any kind imported, shall be the same as
that u,hich IL defined In the second tct0n OF tho
Act Imposing taxes on distilled spirits and tooae-
co. and for other PURPOSE approved July t"en'S'
On cordials. HqueurS, Arracx, ~absynthe, kirshwAi-
ser. vcrmuth, rataha, and other similar tpirituoui
beverages. or 6liters containing Splits Sno hos ,, Sn
provided, that any brandy or other s~pirituous liquors
Imported In casks OF less capacity than fourteen
On plmento AMI OIL black. white and red or Cay
ennc pepper, lve cents per pound.
On ground pimcnto and on ground pepper OF Al
kinds, ten cents per pound.
On ginger root, two cents PCT pound.
On ginger. ground, i've cents per pound.
On cinnamon and on nu'meSs' twenty ecu" p"
On mace, TWENTY-FIVE cents PEI pound.
On cloves, dive cents per pound.
On Glove stems. three cents per pound.
on cassIa and eassia vera. ten cents per pound.
On cassia buds and ground eassia, twenty cents
' on ali other spices, twenty cents per pound;
ground or prepared. thirty cents per pound.
On corsets or manufactured cloth. woven or made
in patterns Of such size, shape and form. or cut In
such manner as to be tt for corsets, when valued at
six dollars per dozen or less. two dollars per dozen:
when valued over six dollars per dozen. thirty.rvs
On eyelcts or every description. SIX cents per thou.
sand.
On woods on the skin, the same rates As on other
woods, the quantity and value TO be aseertained un.
der such rules as the Secretary OF the Treasury may
On OAK straw. ave dollars per ton.
On max not hacked or dressed. twenty dollars per
80, 4, N.y harkIAd kpnun a 4 lhFeNaeA line "
IN hemp, manila, and other like substitute, 70,
hemp. not otherwise provided for. TWENTY-FIVE dol.
0nthc tow of OAK or hemp. ten dollar. per tea;
On Jutc. sum. colr. and slsal SraIs, nftetn dollars
On lutte butts, six dollar. per ton.
On cotton bagging or other manufactures. not OH.
erwise provided for. suitable for the uses 10 which
cotton tagging is applied, composed In whole or 10
part OF hemp. jutc, daI. sunny Uags. gunny cloth or
other material, and valued at seven cents or less per
:sSs5e es yatsI ps two .o ssn!' y psi s aHnea c.n SalI pea D Ds Snd.
On iron. in pigs. seven dollars per ton.
On cast serap.ron OF every description. SIX dollars
On wrought scrap iron Of every description. eight
dollars per ton; provided. that nothing shall BE-
has been in actual use. and is a. only 10 10 remsnu.
On sword blades. thlrty-nvc per eon,um id valo.
On swords, forty.hve per ccptum ad valoren.
On steel railway bars. one and one-Quartcr cent per
| nOuuu. anu OH Ill IAllNa UArB maQc IN pAlt OF steel,
one cent per pound; provided. that moal convert.
ed. cast or made from iron by the Bessemer or pneu-
matte process, OF whatever form or description. shall
be clAsscd rs steel: and provided further, that round
iron In coils. thrceS!Stsenths OF an inch or less In
diameter, whether coated with metal or not so coat
ed, and all descriptions Of iron wire. and wire Of
which iron Is q component part, not otherwise spe-
cincaily enumerated and provided for. shall pay Tho
same duty as iron wire, bright, coppercd or Timed;
az c%rinoline, corset, and hat steel wire, shall pay duty
at the rate OF nine cents per pound and ten per cen
tum al valorcm.
On rough or unfinished grindstoncs. one dollar and
Any cents per ton on finished grindstones, two dol
On ~freest"nc. sandstone. granite, and all building
or stone. except marble. one dollar and
On ali sawed. dressed or polished marble. marble
vaiot en-, and In addition twenty-five cents per ~.
p~erticial square foot not exceeding two Inches Ia
thickness II more than two inches In thick.
above nate for each Inch or fractional part rhrreofin
excess OF two Inches In thickness; provided. that II
exceeding six inches In thickness. such marble shsu
DO subject to the duty now Imposed upon marble
On hair cloth Of the description Known as h.ir
square yard; less than eighteen inches wide. thirty
cents per square yard.
on hair cloth known as %erInoNne cloth. and on all
other manufactures OF hair not otherwise provided
for, thirty per centum nd yalorem.
On hair.pins made Of iron wire, my per eentum
On anaiIne dyes and colors, by whatever mama
known, my cents per pound. and thIrty.nve per
centuu adj valorcm.
On buttons and on ornaments for dresses and out
side garments. made OF silk. or Of which sk ID the
component material OF chief value. and containing
no wool, worsted, or goats hair, nity per eentum I'd
valorcm.
On slilcate Of soda. or other alkaline sineates, 4
half a cent per pound,
On sporting gun.NSaGs Of all descriptions, thirty
five per centum ad valorem.
On nickel. thirty cents per pound.
On nickel oxide and alloy Of nickel with copper.
twenty cents per pound.
On watches. watchcases. watch movements, parts
OF watches and watch materials, twenty-five PEE
centum nd valorem.
On watch Jewels. ton per centum ad vAlorem. .
provided, that animals specially imported for bre~i.'
Ing purposes from beyond the seas shall be admitted
nee, upon proof thereof satisfactory 10 he Secretary
Of the Treasury, and under such regulations a no
may prescribe; and provided further, that teams "
animals. including thPir harness and tackle, aetu-
ally owned by persons Navigating to the United
States With their families from foreign countries, and
In actual use for the purposes Of such immigration.
shall also be admitted free OF duty. under such regu.
lAtions as the Secretary OF the Treasury may pro
scribe; and provided further. that all animals
brought Into tho,United States temporarily and for
period not exceeding .I months Ior the Purpose
fered by any agricultural or racing assoei.
alton. shall 30 admitted free Of duty upon
bond being frat given, In accordance With regula-
tons to Do prescribed by the Secretary OF tho Treas
ury, with condition that the full duty hereinbefore
imposed shall be paid In case OF tho sale OF any sucn
animals In the United States.
On oranges, lemons, pineapples and grapes. twenty
per centum al vAloreni and on ZINES. bananas.
p~lantaIns, ahaddocks. manages and eocoannb, Ten
per eontum I'D vaiorem; PROVIDED, tns,ho aaowance :
80 ~ ,he said los an ali exceed wenty.nve per centun