Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
On teas OF all kinds, nfteen cents per pound,
Or. coffee OF all kinds, three eentsp per pound.

On coffee or all kinds, three centH Dfr DOnnd
Onicacao, or cocoa, two cents per pound.
On cocoa leayes or IhellS, ons cent Ger Mound.
On ground or prepared cacoa. or Cocoa. ave cents
per pound and on chocolate. seven cents per pound.
On tank.bottom syrup OF sugar cane iuiee ms,.d.
concentrated meladn. aud Concentrated moissSes.
On ali raw or muIeovSdo sngar no, .bov. nun,h.,
seven, Dutch standard In color, one and three ouartsr
cents per pound
0n al nav raw or museoVsd1 sugar above number
not above number ten, Dutch standard In color, two
cents per pound.
Dutch standard In color, and not above number
thirteen. Dutch standard In color. two and one
quarter cents per pound. ....07-f0
On all other sugars above number thirteen. Dutch
.tsnJard in color, and moi above punbrr a;Itasn
Dutch standard lii color, two and threc-quarter osntS
oer pound.
,,sndsrd IN eoIof' and moi Above number TWENTY
nntrh standard In color. three and one Quartz cent
per pound.
in colsr. and on ali reaned loaf, lump, crushed, DOW.
aercd ,nd Rranulated suesr. tout cents Der pound: Pro-
sidsd, That tho Secretary or the Treasury shall, By
Ia taEen BY inspectors from the hogshead, box, or
other nsckarc. In such 4 manner a. 70 represent q
1lue s's .nsSo,Sn, numher IN psssaSet or M ssma
W. IN each and every JnvoIre "a that Inc sample1
nn HhieS the eIs,.idcstion Il made shall b. q air
average ~ auulty o. tne sugHl iu,po!tsS " % " - ~
marx, and the cnsslncaton snhil oe lqJuoseu On wv
imported In casks or boxes shah be married Distinct.
ly by the ustom-houIe weigner " sconng tne ngulss
indelibly on each package; trortdsd. Ihst Az siIup
trated mclada, or concentrates mOlas.es. entered
under the FAINT OF molaSses, shall Do iorleiteo 70 the
United nt a States 1ie., ,unor,.d in e,,., containing no.
moro than twenty-five per centnm OF ALCOHOL, nno
valued at not exceeding. forty cents per gallon.
TWENTY-FIVE cents per gallon valued at over forty
eapts and nat OyHF OnR dollar DRF gallon. 1lXty cent?
per gallon; valued ut over one dollar per gallon, one
dollar per gallon, and In addition thereto TWENTY-FIVE
On wines OF all kinds, Imported In bottles, and not
otherwise herein provided for, the same rate per
gallon as wines imported In casks. but all bottles
containing one quart or less than one quart. and
more than one pint, shall be held to contain one
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.
On champagne and other sparkling wines, In bot.
ties. six dollars per dozen bottles containing each
not more than one quart and more than one pint;
more than one pint each. and more than one-hAif
pint; and one dollar and any cents per dozen bot.
Ties. containing one-half pint each. or less; and IN
bottles containing more than one quart eacn, snAlI
pay, In addition 70 six dollars per dozen potuee,nt
Inc rate Of two dollars per gallon on the quantity In
excess OF ono quart per bottle {: Irortded, That any
liquors containing more than twenty't W per centum
ofalc0hol. which shall be entered under the name OF
proridcd further, That wines. brandy, and other
spIrituous LIQUORS imported In bottles shall be packed
III packages containing not less than one dozen
bottles In each package, and oil sueh bottles sh,l pay
allowance shall be made for breaIase unless such
breaksee b actually ascertained by count and certi:
section ~nny.nlne OF an act entitled An act 70 reg.
ulate the collection OF duties on Imports and ton.
mage" approved March I've. seventeen hnndrsd
On brandy and on other spirits manufactured or
distilled from grain or other materials, ana nor olh-
erwIse nroyIIed for tWO dollars Def proof gallon:
provided. that each and every gauge or wine gallon
Of measurement shall be counted a. at least one
proof gallon: and the standard ir determining INC
liquors Of any kind Imported. shall be the same a.
that which Is defined in the second section Of the
"Act Imposing taxes on distilled spirits and tobae-
eighteen hundred and sIxtyeighi. 81 .
On cordlals. Hqueun, nrrack, a~bsynthe. kirhwas.
s Sey:ereEe ss" or bIitcTs Containing spirits, and not 9th.
erwise provided for. two dollars per proof gallon;
lmnorted in casks OF less capacity than fourteen
gallons shall be forfeited TO the United States.
in plmenro and on black, white and red or Cay.
~" I'm p rpn nnimento and on ground pepper OF al
Kinds, ten cents per pound.
On ginger root. v cents per pound:
On cinnamon and on nutmegs. twenty cents PET
pound.
On mace. twenty-five cents per pound.
On Glove stems, three cents per pound.
on cassls and cassia vera. ten cents per pound.
On cassia buds and ground cass!a, twenty cents
o. 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 10 be nt for corsets, when valued At
six dollars per dozen or les, two dollars per dozen;
when valued over six dollars per dozen, thirty-dvs
Der centum al valorem.
On cyelets OF every description, six cents per thou.
sand. ..w ..a psi.
On ultramarlne, six cents per pound.
On woods on the skin, the same rates a. on other
woods. the Quantity and value to be sscertained IN
der such rules as the Secretary OF the Treasury may
nroscrShc
ii Hay strav. Ave dollars DER ton.
On nax not hacked or dressed. twenty dollars PCT
ton; on max hacked. known as dressed lines
forty dollars per ton.
On hemp, MANILA, and other like substitutes for
hemp. not otherwise provided for. twenty-five dol.
lars per ton.
on the tow OF FAX or hemp, ten dollars per ton.
On lutte, sum, coir, and SlSal grass, fnteen dollars
per ton.
On lutte butts, ak dollars per ton.
On cotton bnggIng or other manufactures, not 9th
crwIsc provided for, suitable for the uses 70 which
cotton 6agsing Is applied. composed In whole or in
part OF hemp, Jute, dax, gunny bags. gunny cloth or
square yard, two cents per pound; valued Ut over
seven cents per square yard. three cents per pound.
On iron in pigs, seven dollars per ton.
On cast scrapIron OF every description, six dollarn
per ton.
On wrought scrap iron Of every description. eight
deemed serap.iron except waste or refuse iron that
has been In actual use. AND IS NJ only 70 be remanu.
faStnrcd. ,.,..
un s"o'u p~de"' '"'''h'oPe ~ Aa'A
'en nn; .,,o,ds ,,,,v.avc mr. ce,,,n Al v,,o,.n
On steel railway bars, one and one-auarter cent Dor