Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-14
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES.
,nd for other purposs," approved July twenty

! eighteen hundred and Gxtyelght 80
On cordials. liqusurs. arraek, absynthe, kishwas
beverages, or bitters containing spirits, and not 9th
crvise provided for. two dollars per proof gallon;
provided. that any brandy Or other spiriItuOus LIQUOR
gallons shall be forfeited 10 the United States.
On plrnrnto and on black, white and red or Cav.
enne pepper, Ave cents per pound.
On ground pimento and on ground pepper Of al
kinds, ten cents per pound.
ON ginger root, two cents per pound.
On Cinnamon and on nutmess. twenty cent. por
o. mace, txsnty;s!s cents Tsp PEI pound.
On Glove stems, three cents per pound.
On cassia buds and ground cassla, twenty cents
On ali other spices. twenty cents per pound:
ground or prepared. thirty cents per pound.
ON corscts or Manufactured cloth. woven or mad.
in patterns OF such size. shape and form, or cut in
such manner as 10 be ft for corsets, when valued ai
six dollars per dozen or less, two dollars per dozen:
when valued oveT SIX dollars per dozen. thlrty.1ve
On eyelets Of every description, six cents per thou,
sand.
On woods on The skin, tho same rates as on other
woods. the quantity and value to be aseertained nm,
DER ue rules As the Secretary Of the Treasury may
On max straw. 1--WE dollars per ton.
On max not hacked or dressed. twenty dollars Der
ton; on fax hacked, known As dressed ilne,'
Up hemp, MANILA, and other like substitute, for
hemp. not otherwise provided for, twenty-five dol.
On the tow OF fsx or hemp. ten dollars per ton.
On jute. sum. colr, and slsal grass, fneen dollars
On jute butts, six dollars per ton.
On cotton baggIng or other manufactures, not 9th.
erwlse provided for, suitable for the uses 10 which
cotton basginS !; applied. composed in whole q IN
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.
deemed scrap-iron except waste or refuse Iron that
has been in actual use. aud Is ft only 10 be rernanu.
featured.
On sword blades. thlrty.nre per ccntum ad valo.
rem.
On swords. forty.nve per centum cd valorem.
On steel railway bars. one and onc-Quarter cent per
pound; and on all railway bars made In part OF steel,
one cent per pound; provided. that metal convert.
ed, cast or made from iron by the Bessemcr or pneu.
matte process, OF whatever form or description, shall
be elaSSed as steel; and provided further. that round
Iron In COLI, three|sixteenths OF all Inch Of. less In
diameter, whether coated with metal or not so coat.
ed, and oil descriptions OF Iron wire. and wire OF
which Iron Is 4 component part, not otherwise Spe-
cilcally enumerated and provided for. shall pay the
same duty rs iron wire. bright, eoppered or Tuned
and provided further, that steel. commercially known
as c~ilnoline, corset. and hat steel wire. shall pay duty
at the rate Of nine cents per pound aud ten per CELL
i tum Az vAlOrcm. .....
On rough or unfinished grIndstones, one dollar and
any cents perton; on finished srindStones. two dol
on freestcnc. sandstone. granite, and all building
or monumental stone. except marble, one dollar aud
MY cents per ton.
IN all sawed, dressed or polished marble, marble
valoiem, and in addition twenty-five cents per su.
pertcial square foot not exceeding. two Inches In
thickness u more than two Inches In thick
ness, ten cents per foot, In addition TO the
above rate for each inch or fractional part 'hereofi In
excess Of two inches In thickness; provided, that u
exceeding six inches In thickness. such marble shall
be subject to the duty now imposed upon marble
blocks.
seating, cIahteen inehes! wide or over. forty cents per
square yard: less than eighteen Inches wide, thirty
cents per square yard. =.
On hair cloth known as %erinoline cloth. and on all
other manufactures OF hair not otherwise provided
for, thirty per centum al val0rcm.
On haif-plns made OF iron wire. NIFTY per eentum
On analIne dyes and colors, BY whatever name
known. my cents per pound, and thirty.ive per
ccntum al valorem.
side garments, made Of silk. or OF which silk Is the
component material Of chief value. and containln.
no wool, wontcd, or goats hair, my per centum al
yalorcin.
On silicate Of soda, or other alkaline ~silIcates, a
half q cent per pound.
On sporting Gun.wads Of all descriptions, thirty.
i've per centum I'D valorcm.
On nickel, thirty cents per pound.
On nickel oxide and alloy OF nickel With copper.
twenty cents per pound.
On watches, watch-caScs. watch movements. parts
Of watches and watch materials. twenty-five per
centum adj valoreIn.
On watch Jewels, ten per centum al yaloren.
On live animals, twenty per centum al valorcm
provided, that animals specially imported for breed.
ing purposes from beyond the seas shall be admitted
free, upon proof thereof satisfactory 10 ne Secretary
animals, Including their harness and tackle, nctu,
slly owned n,S , BY ps s.SSI1I.. i% Tram IaSsIRs sS, inc Ssi sSS
shall also be admitted free Of duty. under such rceu'
Scribe; sad provided further. that ali animal,
brought into the United States temporarily and fol
aperiod mot exceeding six months, for the purpose
Of exhibition, or competition for prizes Of
fered BY any agricultural or racing sssoci
alton, shall be admitted free OF duty upon
bond being nrst given. In accordance Win rssSula'
ury. with condition that the full duty hercinbefore
imposed shall be paid ~ case Of the sale OF any such
On oranges, lemons, pineapples and grapes, twenty
per centum ad valorem and on lines, bananas,
plantains. shAdtocks. manSoes and cocoanuts, ten
per centum al valorem; provided, that no allowance
shall be made for loss By decay on the voyage. un.
less the said loss shall exceed twenty-five per centufn
Of the quantity. and the allowance then made shall
Ave per cantum Of the whole quantity.
On Zante, or other %currants. and pruncs and plums.
two and one-haf cents per pound.
On meats foot oil, and all NINA whale, seal and
nsh oils. twenty per ccntuin ad valorcm.
On oil made Of llnsced or haxsccd, thirty cents per
gallon, seven pounds and Q half OF weight to be es.
| timated as q gallon.
On hcmpsecd and rapeseed, and other oil seeds Of
like character other than lnsced or iaxSecd. one.
| half cent per pound.
On linseed or faxSecJ, twenty cents per bushel Of
nly-six pounds weight: provided, that no drawback
shall be allowed on oil cakc made from Imported
seed.
On sesame seed oil or Cenne oil, and cotton seed
| oil, thirty cents per gallon.
On sesame seed, ten per ccntum ad valorem.
On opium, one dollar per pound,
On opium prepared for smoking, and on all other
| preparations Of opium not otherwise provided for.
six dollars per pound, provided, that opium pre-
pared for smoking, and other preparations OF opium.
deposited in bonded warehouse. shall not be removed
| thereftom for expectation without payment Of du.
| ties, and such duties shall not be refunded.
On morphia, and on allsorts ofmorphla. one dollar
per ounce.
TPublic-So. ST.
AN ACT making appropriations 70 supply deheisn.