Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-15
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES.
On teas Of all kinds, nfteen cents per pound.
~ eouee Of al kinds, three cents per pound.

~ pNaHas SuOCOlAlc. teNeD Genus Def pouuQ
Sn si molssses, ave cents per gallon.
on tank.oottoni syrup Of sugar cane Juice, melada
concentrated meiada, and concentrated molIsses,
one and one-hAif cents per pound. q
On all raw or muscovudo sugar mt shove number
seycn, Dutch standard 10 color. one and three quarter
On al raw or museovsdo sugar .bo,. ,ums.r
seven, Dutch stAnare In color. and eli other fuEsrs
not above number ten, Dutch standard In eo..;, two
cents per pound.
On all other sugars above number number ten.
Dutch standard In color. and not above number
thirteen, Dutch standard In color, two and one.
On all other sugars above number thirteen, Dutch
standsrd In color. and not above number sixteen,
Dutch standard ii color. two and three-quar cont
ON all other sugars above number sixteen, Dutch
standard 10 color. and not above number twenty,
Dutch standard In color. three and one quarter cent
per pound.
on all sugar above number twenty, Dutch standard
10 colsr. and on all refined loaf. lumD. crushed, pow.
dered and GRADUATED sugar, four cents per pound: Pro-
regulations, prescribe and require that samples shal
be taken by inspectors nom the hogshead. box. Or
other package. In luch q manner a. 10 represent q
true true sTeI.s ,e,s OF 'n nsS eSnsen ny o. tas p as ,Ss anc
mark In each and every invoice. so that the nnples
on which the classification Is made shall b . fair
average In quality OF the sugar imported under that
mark, and the classification shall be udjudged on the
entire mark accordingly: and the weights OF sugar
Imported In casks or Jokes shall be marked distinct
~ BY the custom-house weigher by scohng the dgures
lHlflUlJ vi CdCH pdSk1fSS ITOFtueut 1uhh I'll sNQp
Of sugar. syrup Of sugarchne juice. mrllda. concen.
tratcd melada, or concentrated mo!asees, entered
under the mamie OF molAsSes, shall be forfeited TO the
United States.
On all WINS Imported in casks. containing not
more than twenty-five per eentum or al, ohol. and
valued at not exceeding forty cents per gallon.
cents, and not over enc dollar per gallon, sixty cent?
per gallon: valued At over one dollar per sallon. ons
dollar per gallon. and In addition thereto twenty-five
pon wines az EIndI. imported in bottles. and not
otherwise herein provided for. the same rate p,
gallon a. wines imported In casks. but all bottle.
s SoE. IhnS ONE ONE S Sins, . Or Ies 5. ' ssIa G q eS Snali; c On.
quart. and all bottles containing one pint or less shall
be held to contain one pint, and shall pay In addition
On champagne and other sparkling wines, In bot.
ties, six dollars per dozen bottles containing each
not more than ono quart and more than one pint;
more than one pint each. and more than one-hAlf
pint; and one dollar and nfty cents per dozen bot
ties. containing one.half pint each. or less; and W
bottles containing more than one quart each. shhu
pay, in addition to SIX dollars per dozen bottles. 81
the rate Of two dollars per gallon on the quantity ~
excess OF one quart per ootue: frosidtd, lnat Any
ofalcOhol, which shall DO entered under the name OF
Wine, shalt be forfeited TO the United States: And
provided further, That VINES, brandy, and other
In packages containing not lcss than one dozen
bottles In each package. and all such bottles shall pay
an additional duty Of three cents Ior each bottle: ne
hllON utiNI ohAh W 1890
breakage Is actually aScertained by count aud certi.
ned by custom-nouse appraiser: anil 20 much Of
ulste the collection OF duties on imports and ton.
mage" approved March Two. seventeen hundred
and ninety-nlne. as provided for allowance for leak.
age and b~reakagc. Is hereby repealed.
Un brandy aud on other spirits manufactured or
distilled from grain or other materials, and not 9th.
Twlse provided Tor, 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 aud the standard for determining the.
proof OF brandy and other spirits. and OF wine or
liquors Of any kind imported. shall be the same a.
that which Is defined In tue second section Of the
Act imposing taxes on distilled spirits and tobac.
co. and for other PnIPoses,. approved July twenty
On cordIsIs; Iiqueurs, srracE, a5synthe, kirshwas-
ser. vermuth. rataaa, and other similar spirituous
beverages. or bItters containing spirits. and not oth'
erwise provided ior. two dollars per proof GALLON;
provided. that any brandy or other spirituous liquors
Imported In casks OF less capacity than fourteen
gallons shall BE- forfeited TO the United States.
On pImrnto and oil black. white and red or Cay
On ground pimcnto and on ground pepper Of all
kinds, ten cents per pound.
On ginger root, two crnts per pound.
On einnaison aud on nutmsss. twenty cents pa
On mace. twenty-five cent. per pound.
On cloves, dve cents per ponnd.
0n cassia and cassia vera. ten cents per pound.
On easSla buds and ground cassLa. twenty cents
' utt ali other spices, twenty cents per pound;
ground or prepared. thirty cents per pound.
On corsets or manufactured cloth. woven or made
such manner as 10 be 1t Tor corseis, when valued At
six dollars per dozen or less. two dollars per dozen ;
when valued over six dollars per dozen. thirty-nrs
per centun I'D valoreln. .
On eyclets or every description. six cents per thou.
sand.
On ultramsrine. six cents per pound.
On woods on the skin, the same rates a. on other
,roois thu ouantIfv and yaiuP In hs aaekrfsIned mn.
der such rules As tho Secretary OF the Treasury mar
prescribe.
On nax not hacked or dressed. twenty dollars per
ton; on max hacked, known As dressed line"
forty dollars per ton.
On hemp, manila, and other like substitutes fer
Onthe tow OF n.x or hemp. ten dollars per ton
On lutte. Sunn. colr, and sisal grass. rtscn dollars
On jute butts. six dollars per ton.
On cotton bagging or other manufactures not 9TH
crwise provided for. suitable for the use. 10 which
part OF hemp, jute, dax, Iunny bags, gunny cloth or
other material. and valued nj seven cents or less per
:sy.1 es ya,.i d. two ,o e"n,' y pei t IS%sd e.n Tslg Dsa o g SS:'
On Iron In pigs, seven dollars per ton.
On cast scrapIron OF every description. SIX dollars
On wrought scrap Iron OF every description, eight
dollars per ton; provided, that nothing shall b.
scrapiron except waste or refuse iron that
has been In actual use, aud Is nt only 70 DO rsmAnu.
featured.
On sword blades, thirty.nve per eentum al vaio.
rem.
On swords. forty.nve per eentum sd valorem.
on steel railway bars, one and one-Quarter cent per
pound; and on all railway bars made In part Of steel,
one cent per pound; provided. that metal convert
cd, cast or made from iron by the Bessemer or pneu-
matte process. OF whatever form or description. shall
be classed rs steel; and provided further, that round
Iron In coils, threc-sixteenths OF an Inch or les In
whether coated with metal or not 20 coat
ed, and all descriptions OF Iron wire, and wire Of
which iron 10 . component part, not otherwise spe-
clncaly enumerated AMI provided for, shall pay the
same duty a. iron wire, bright, coppered or tlnnod;
and provided further that steel. commercially known
as crinoline. corset. and hat steel wire. shall pay duty
at the rate Of nine cents per pound and ten per can
on rough or unfinished grindstoncs, ons dollar and
any cents per ton; on finished srindstones. two dol
lars per ton.
or monumental stone. except marble. one dollar and
my cents per ton.
IN al sawed. dressed or polished marble. m.rbl:
valo EN-. and In addition twenty-five cents per su-
psrricial square foot not exceeding. two inches In
thickness; u moe than two Inches In thick.
above rate for each inch or fractional part 'hgreofin
excess OF two inches In thickness; provided. that Il
exceeding SIX Inches IN thickness. such marble shall
be subject 10 the duty now Imposed upon marble
blocks.
On hair cloth OF the description known - hair
seating, eighteen Inches Wide or over, forty cents per
huuuTC yhIu, z y = NlkukCN tuSuCo WluNs NIFTY
On hair cloth known As ~crInoline cloth, and on Ill
other manufactures OF hair not otherwise provided
for, thirty per cpntum al valorem.
On hsIr.plns made Of Iron wire. nfty per centum
ad ~valorea.
On anaIIne dyes and colon, By Whatever name
known. my cents per pound, and thirty.nve per
centuni ad vslorem.
On buttons and on ornaments for drcses and out
component material Of chief value, and containing
no wool. worsted. or Sost' hair. any per eentum ID
On siiieats OF soda. or other alkaline ruca.ss,s
On sporting sun-wads of all descriptions, thirty.
ave per centum adj valorcm.
On nickel. thirty cent? per pound.
on nickel oxide anu suoy VI nickel with copper.
twenty cents per pound.
On watches, watcheases, watch movements, yparts
o. watches and watch materials. twenty-five pr
On watch Jewels, ten per eentum sd vaior.m.
On I'VE animals, twenty PEI. centum I'D yalorsm;
NJ purposss nom beyond the seas shall b admitted
rec, upon proof thereof satisfactory 10 he 6ecretGry
u the Treasury. and under such regulations a. 10
Including their harness and tackle. actu.
lily owned by parsons impiigrating to the United
'tates with their families from foreign eountres,and
n actual use for the purposes Of such Immigration.
hall also be admitted free OF duty, under such rrru.
atoms As the Secretary. OF the Treasury may pre-
eribe; and provided further, that all animals
period not exceeding six months, Tor the purposs
{ exhibition. or competition for prizes Of
ered by, any Agricultural or racing sIsoei.
tond being irst given. In accordance with rexuiS-
To be prescribed by the Secretary OF The fTsas-
ny, with condition that the full duty hereinbslors
imposed sh,ll 3: paid y case Of the sale OF any such
On oranges. lemons. pinespplssand mpss. twenty
er centum ad valorem and on Dimes, PANAMA.
lantains. shaddoeks. manages and c~oeoanuts, ten
nall he made for IoSS ~ dcr.y mn ,ha