Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-17
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
On teas OF all kinds. nnecn cents per pound.
On coffee OF all kinds. three cents per mound.

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On all nolasscs. i've cents per gallon.
On tans.bouonl syrup Of sugar cane Juice. melada.
concentrated melaia. and concentrated molasses.
one and one-half cents Yer pound.
On all raw or muscoyado sugar not above number
seven. Dutch standard In color. one and three quarter
cents per pound
ON all raw or muscovado sugar above number
seven, Dutch stanare In color, AMI all other sugars
not above number ten. Dutch standard In color. two
on al other sugars above number number ten,
Dutch standard In color, aud not above number
thirteen. Dutch standard In color, two and onc-
On ali other sugars above number thirteen, Dutch
standard IN color, and not above number sixteen.
Dutch standard IN color. two and three-quarter cents
IN ali other sugars above number sixteen, Dutch
standard I'm color, and not above number twenty,
Dutch standard In color, three and one quartet cents
y on ali sugar above number twenty. Dutch standard
I'm colsr, and on all refined Loaf, lump. crushed, pow
derrd and granul4ted sugsr, tour cents per pound fro:
regulations, prescribe and require that samples shall
be taken by Inspectors from the hogsheau, box. or
other package, IN such a manner ~ ~, ss oasiass' AMI
from n sufficient number or packages OF INC SAME
mark In each and every invoice, 80 thht tns samples
on which the CLASSIFICATION Is nlnuS sn I ~ n ~ ,nst
marx, and the classification shall be adJudged on INC
entire mark accordingly: and the WEIGHTS o. sugar
Imported IN casks or boxes shall be marked distinct
iv Sy the castOm.house weighcr by scoring the figures
indclibly OH each package; Prorided. That all slrup
OF sugar. syrup OF sugar-caDeJ Juice, meIaln, eonceh,
trateti melaIa, or concentrated lholaSscs. entered
under the name OF moIasscs, shall be forfeited 70 inc
United States.
more than twenty-five per ccntum OF alcohol. anu
valued at not exceeding forty cents per gallon.
twrntv.nve cents per gallon; valued at over forty
cents. and not over one dollar per gaion. siHtyec ~
dollar per gallon. and In addition thereto twenty-five
per centnm AL valOrrm.
y ON wines OF all kinds, Imported In bottles. and not
herein provided for. the same rate per
gallon ~ wines imported In casks, but all bottles
containing one quart or less than one quQrt. anu
NOR, than on- pint, shall he held to contain ono
quart, and all bottles containing one pint or less shall
be held TO contain one pint, and shall pay IN addition
three cents for each bottle.
ties, six dollars per dozen bottles %containii 8 each
not more than one quart and more than one pint:
and three dollars per dozen bottles CONTAINING not
more than one pint each, and more than One-halt
pint; AMI one dollar and tity cents per dozen Do.'
lies. containing Onc-huir pint each. or less; and ih
bottles containing more than one quart each, shall
pay, In addition 10 xix dollars per dozen bottles, AZ
the rate Of two dollars per gallon on Inc guahttS ~
excess Of one quart per bottle: Froridtd, That any
IIlnOrs containing more than twenty-five percentull.
olnlcOhOl, which shall he entered under the name OF
wine, shall he forfeited to the United States: hnd
proriisi further. That wines. brandy, ana othcr
sDIrituOus liqrOrs imported In bottles shall be packed
m packages containing not less than one dozen
bottles In each package. and all such bottles shall pay
nm additional duty Of three cents for each bottle: no
allowance shall be maic for brcakagc unless such
brcakaSc Is actually nscertained BY count and cert.
lel by u custOln.housc appraiser; ani ~ much o.
section tifty-nInc OF all act entitled act to rex.
ulatc the collection OF duties on Imports ANA ton.
mage" approved March two, seventeen hundred
and ninety.nlnc. rs provided iot allowance for leak.
age and breaEdgc. Is hereby repealed.
On brandy and Oh other spirits MANUFACTURED or
distilled from grain or other materials, and not 9th
erw!se provided tor. two dollars per proof gallon;
provided, that each and every gauge or wine gallon
or measurement shall be counted as ut least one
proof gallon; and the standard for determining tho
proof OF brandy aud other spirits, and OF wine or
iI,IIInrs Of nNy Kind lupDrtpl. shall be the same rs
that which is defined In the second section Of tho
Act imposing taxes on distilled spirits and tobac-
co, and for other purposes" approved July twenty
eighteen hundred and siXtyeighi.
On ~cOrdlals. llqucurs, arrack, ~absynthc. kirsllwas-
ser, vcrmuth, ~rataila, and other similar splrltnons
beverages, or blttcrs containing spirits, and not 9th.
crwlse provided Tor. two dollars per proof gallon;
provided. that any brandy or other splrituOus liquors
Imported IN casks OF less capacity than fourteen
gallons shall be forfeited to the United states.
On pimcnto and on black. white and red or Cay.
enne pepper. Ave cents per pound.
On ground plnIcnto ani Oh ground pepper OF ah
kinds. ton cents per pound.
On ginger root, two cents per pound.
On ginger. ground, five cents per pound.
On cinnamon and on nutmcgs. twenty cents per
On mace, twenty-five cents per pound.
On cloves, five cents per ponnd.
On Glove stems. three cents per pound.
On cassIa aud caSsia vera, ten cents per pound.
ON cassla buds and ground cassia, twenty cents
per pound.
ground or prepared, thirty cents per pound.
On corscts or manufactured cloth. woven or made
In patterns OF such size, shape and form. or cut In
such manner a. TO be III for ~corsets, when valued at
six dollars per dozen or les, two dollars per dozen;
when valued over Fix dollars per dozen, thirty.hve
per ccntum ad valOrcm.
ON cycIets OF every description. six cents per thou.
sand.
On ultramarine. SIX cents per pound.
o. woods on the skin, the same rates rs on other
woods. the quantity ana value 10 be asscrtalned I'M
der such rules as tue secretary OF TIE treasury may
prescribe.
I'm inx straw i've dollars pcr ION.
On iiaN not hacklel or dressed, twenty dollars pei,
ton; on fax hacked, known as dressed linr''
forty dollars per ton.
On hemp, MANILA. and other like substitutes for
hemp. not otherwise provided FOR twenty-five dol
Lars per ton.
Onthe tow OF OAK or hemp. ten dollars per ton:
On Ju'c' sum-. c"lr' anu sisai grass. hi''ch dollars
per ton. .
Mute butts. six dollars per ton.
On COTTON DasglnS or ouher manufactures, not otn-
erwisc provided for. suitable for the uses TO which
cotton hasglng Is app1cd, composer IN whole or In
part OF hemp, Jute. llhS, gunny bags. emmy cloth or
other material, ana valued al seven cents or less per
square yari. two cents per pound; VALUED at over
seven cents per Square yani, three cents per pound.
On iron In pigs. seven dollars per ton.
On cast scrdplron OF every description. six dollars
per ton.
dollars per ton; provided, that nothing shall DO
deemed scrnp.iron except waste or refuse Iron that
has been In actual use, and Is Mt only to be remanu-
featured.
On sword blades, thIrty.hvc per ccntum nd valo.
REM.
On swords, fOTty.ivc per centum al valorem.
pound; and on ali railway bars made in part OF steel.
one cent per pound; provided. that metal convert.
matIc process OF whatever form or dsseript,on' shall
BE- clusscd as steel; and provided further, tina, round
iron In coils, three-sixtcenths Of an inch or lcss in
diameter. whether coated with metal or not so coat.
Witch iron is a caippSonent part, moi othsrwi,e spc.
cItically enumerated AMI pryyIIei for. shall nav the
same duty as Iron wire. bright. c0pDercd or timed:
ant nrnyII.t 6nrth,r ,ho, st.oi cn,nrnercIslI, ennu,n