Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-11
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
On teas Of all kinds, nftecn cents per pound.
On. coffee ofall kinds, three cents per pound.

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one AMI one-halI cents per pound.
On all raw or muscoyado sugar not above number
seven. Dutch standardi In color, one and three quarter
cents per pound-
on al raw or muscovado sugar above number
seven, Dutch stanare IN color. and all other sugars
not above number ten. Dutch standard in color. two
cents per pound. .r -r#
On all other sugars above number numbe ten.
thirteen. Dutch standard in color. TWO and one.
quarter cents per pound.
On all other sugars above number thirteen. Dutch
standard In color, and not above number sixteen,
Dutch standard III color. two and three-quarte cents
On ali other sugars above number sixteen, Dutch
standard In color. and not above number twenty.
Dutch standard In color, three and one quSrter cents
y ~ Mi sugar above number twenty, Dutch standard
dcr,I AMI GRADUATED sugar, four cents per pound fo-
riisJ. That the Secretary OF the Treasury shall, BY
regulations, prescribe ana reau ,hs INA, %adp's So ,hS ~
other package, In kuch q manner a. 10 represent 4
truc average VI the contents OF the package, and
from a ~Suficient number OF packages o. the same
marx in each and every invoice. 80 that tue samples
on which the classification Is made shall be a AR
average in quality ofthe sugar imported under that
mark, aud the classification shall be aaJSageS on ans
imnorteJ in casks or boxes shall be marked dlstinct-
iy BIZ the custoni-housc welghcr BY scoring the nGnres
Of sugar. syrup Of sugarcanej juice. melada, coneen.
tratcd me,adG, or concentrated molasses, enteIeu
under the name OF molasses, shall be forfeited 70 'he
On ali wines imported In casks. containing not
more than TWENTY-FIVE per centum OF alcohol, aud
valued al not exceeding forty cents per gaIoi.
twenty-five cents per gallon; valaen ~ Tr,t c @i;
per gallon; valued at over one dollar per gallon, que
dollar per gallon. and In addition thereto Twenty-Five
On Wines OF ali Einds, imported in bottles. and not
ot.lerwIs, herein provided for, the same rae per
gallon IN wines Imported In casks, olt an polues
more than one Pint, shall be held 10 contain ono
quart, and oil bottles containing one plntor less nnali
be held to contain one pint, and shall pay In addition
On champagne aud other sparkling wines, In bot.
ties, six dollars per dozen bottles containing eacn
not more than one quart and m9re .nan %he PM, noi
more than one pint each, aud niorc thal one-nah
pint; and one dollar and my cents per dom BOT
lies. containing o~ne.llalf pint each. or less; ana "
pay, In addition TO six dollars per dozen ooitl,s, AZ
the rate Of twodollars per gallon On the qGnhutS ~
li1uDrs containing more than twenty-five pcrcentuin
olnlcohol. which shall he entered under the name OF
~T,orid,I Garfhcr. That wines. brandy, and other
spIritu0us liquors imported In bottlen shall Oe packed
III packages containing not less than one dozen
bottles In each package, and oil such bottles shall pay
an additional duty OF three cents for each bottle: no
allowance shall be made for breakage unless such
hreakagc !. actually aseertalnsg ny sU O u anu nlS Ssft y;
section iifty.nine OF an act entitled " An act TO reg
ulntc the collection Of duties OIL Imports and ton.
mage approved lnhTcn lNO,s keNfutccu ulllIe
ami nInciy.ninr, a. provided for Allowance for leak.
age and ~breaklgc. Is hereby repealed.
On brandy and on other spirits Manufactured or
distilled from grain or other materials, and not 9th.
erwiSe provided for. two dollars per proof gallon;
provided. that each and every gauge or wine gallon
Of measurement shall be counted as at least one
proof gallon and the standard for determining the
proof OF brandy aud other spirits, and or wine or
liquors OF any kind imported. shall be the same as
IN. nat, T imSo.I u d sasss on 70 dI Iii sd's spiu sest .nd t to sSs
co, and for other purposes" approved July twenty
eighteen hundred and sIxtyeight.
ON ~cOnilals, Liquors, nrrack, hbsynthe, klrshTas.
ser. %verrnuth, ratana, and other similar l~plntuous
beverage, or bitters containing spirits, and not 9TH
crwlse provided for, two dollars per proof gallon;
nrTpoTrted in casks Of less capacity than fourteen
gallons shall lie forfeited TO tho, United states.
On pImrnto AMI on black, white and red or Cay
enne pepper. i've cents per pound.
kinds, ten cents per pound.
TN ginger root. two cents per pound.
On ginger, ground, i've cents per pound.
On cinnamon aud on nutmegs, twenty cents per
pound.
On cloves. i've cents per pound.
ON Glove stems, three cents per pound.
On cassis and cassia 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.
In patterns Of such size. shape and form. or cut IN
such manner IN 10 be 1T for corsets, when valued II
Fix dollars per dozen or less, two dollars per dozen;
when valued over Nix dollars .ller dozen. thirty.nve
On eyeiets Of every description. six cents per thou.
sand.
ON woods on the skin, the same rates rs on other
woods, the quantity and value to be ascertained un.
der such rules as the Secretary or the Treasury may
ON max straw, i've dollar per ton.
On flax not hacked or dressed, twenty dollars per
ton; on max hackled. known as dressed line"
| Cnrty ,iOllnFt Nor iOu. ...
IN hemp, MANILA, and other like substitutes for
hemp. no; otherwise provided for. TWENTY-FIVE dol.
on the tow OF nax or hemp. ten dollars per ton.
on Jutr. sum. coir, and sissl grass. nfteen dollars
per ton.
ON cotton bHgging or other manufactures, not 9th.
erwise provided for. suitable for the uses 10 which
Coiion SaSElnS !, aPPled SO,mpSSs ss 10 Hn,n Mno siot or ar ar
other material, and valued at seven cents or less per
square yard. two cents per pound; VALUED at over
seven cents per square yard. three cents per pound.
On iron in pigs. seven dollars per ton.
On cast scrap-iron OF every description, SIX dollars
per ton. -.
ON wrought scrap iron Of every description. eight
dollars per ton: provided. that nothing shall 10
deemed scraplrOn except waste or refuse Iron that
has been In actual use. and is ut only to DO remanu.
featured.
On sword blaics, thIrty.hve per cen.ym al yalo.
rem.
On steel railway bars, one and one-quartcr cent per
pound and on all railway bars made In part OF steel.
one cent per pound: provided. That metal convert
matte process. Of whatever form or description. shall
be classcd m steel: and provided further. that round
Iron In coils, hree-slNtrenth OF an Inch or less In
diameter, whether coated with metal or not so coat.
Ell, and all descriptions OF Iron. wire, and wire OF
which iron Is 8 component part, nv otherwise spe-
citcally enumerated ani prUvid, fer ihaI pay tho
same duty as iron wire, bright, e,i psred or timed;
and provided further. that steel. con mere ally known
as crinoilne. corset, and bat steel Wit. ,hall pay duty
nj the rate VI nine cents per pound anu ten per CEN
| tum al yaiOrem-
On rough or unfinished grIndstones, one dollar and
Any cents per ton; on finished grlndstoncs. two dol.
On f~reestone, sandstone. granite, and all building
or stone, except marble. one dollar and
my cents per ton.
slabs, aud marble paving tiles. thirty per ccntum I'D
yalotem, and IN addition twenty-five cents per su-
perhclal square foot not exceeding TWO Inches u
ness, ten cents per foot, IN addition to the
above rate for each inch or fractional part creofin
exceeding six inches in thickness. such marble shall
be subject to the duty now Imposed upon marble
blocks.
stating, eighteen inches wide or over, forty cents per
square yard; less than eighteen Inches wide, thirty
On hair cloth known as c~rInollne cloth and on all
other manufactures OF hair not otherwist provided
for. thirty per centum nd valorctn.
On hair.pins made OF Iron wire, my per eentum
on snalInc dyes and color, BY whatever name
known, my cents per pound, and thirty-1ve per
on buttons and on ornamenu for dresses and out
side garments, made OF six. or OF which silk IA the
component material OF chief value, and containing
no wool. worsted. or goats hair. tiity per centum ad
val0rcIn,
On siiicatc Of soda. or other alkaline Illlcates, A
half q cent per pound.
On sporting sun.wads OF all descriptions, thirty.
1--WE per centum al valorcm.
On nickel, thirty cents per pound.
On nickel oxide and alloy OF nickel with copper,
twenty cents per pound.
On watches, waich-cAses, watch movements, parts
OF watches and watch materials, twenty-five per
ccntum nd valorcm.
ON watch jewels, ten per eenium al valorem,
On live animals, twenty per eentum al vAlorem;
provided, that animals specially imported for breed.
Ing purposes from beyond the seas shall be admitted
free, upon proof thereof satisfactory TO he Secretary
may prescribe; and provided further, that teams OF
animals, including thrlr harness and tackle, actu-
ally owned by persons inirnigrating 10 the UnIted
States with their families from foreign countries,and
shall also be admitted frtc OF duty, under such rcgu.
latIons a. the Secretary OF the Treasury NAV pro-
scribe; and provided further, that all animals
brought Into the United States temporarily and for
q period not exceeding six months, for the purpose
Of exhibition. or composition for prizes Of.
alton, shall lie admitted free OF duty upon
bond being 1nt given, In accordance with regula.
tons TO be prescribed by the Secretary OF the Treas.
ury. with condition that the full duty hereinbcforo
Imposed shall lie paid In case Of the sale OF any such
animals In the United States. "
On oranges, lemons, pincapplcs and crapos, twenty
per centtim ad Salorcn; and ON lines, bananas,
p~lantalns, shaidocks. mauSoes aud cocoaputs, ten
per centum ad yaicrcm; provided. that no allowance
shall be made for loss by decay on the voyage, I'M.
OF the quantity. and the allowance then made shall
he only for the amount OF loss In excess Of tvenfy.