Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-30
LAWS OF THF UNITED STATES


CO. and for other purposes" approved July twenty.
eighteen hundred and siStycIght. =
ON soniinls. nSueurs. aIraSs, abssnthe. tiirhwas.
beverages. or bltters containing spirits. and not, 9th.
crwlse provided for, two dollars per proof gallon;
Imported in casks OF les %capSc,ty than S1vtteep
gallons shall be forfeited to the United States.
Tn pimcnto and on black. white and red or Cay.
enne pepper, i've cents per pound.
On ground pllnento aud on ground pepper OF all
kinds, ten cents peApound. AI-F
0n ginger root. Two cents per pound. "
On ginger, ground, i've cents per pound.
On cinnamon and on nutmegs, twenty cents per
pound. -s .aFta - NV
On mace. twenty-five cents per pound.
Un cloves, I'VE cents per pound. r
On Glove stems, three cents per pound.
On cassla and cassia vera, ten cents per pound,
ON cassia buds and ground cassIa, twenty CENTS
On all other spices. twenty cents per pound;
ground or prepared. thirty cents per pound.
On eorsets or manufactured cloth, woven or male
In patterns OF such size. Shape and form. or cut In
such manner as TO be NJ for eosets, when valued at
six dollars per dozen or less, two dollars per dozen;
when va.uel over six dollars per dozen. thlrty-iive
on eyelets Of every description, six cents per thou.
sand. larHi "a rI,gtl - n ETE-'TTI :.
On ultramarine. six cents per pound.
Tn woods on the skin, the same rates as on other
woods, the quantity and value to be ascertAined un.
der such rules " the Secretary OF the Treasury may
On 1ax straw. hye dollars per ton.
Tn flax not hacked or dressed, twenty dollars per
ton; on flax hacked, known MS dressed line"
On hemp. manila. and other like substitutes for
hemp. not otherwise provided for, twenty-five dol
Unthe tow OF fax or hemp, ten dollars per ton.
on lntc. sum, eoir. and slsal grass, hnecn dollars
On utc butts. six dollars per ton. q.
On cotton bagslng or other manufactures not 9TH
erwlse provided for. suitable for the uses TO which
cotton 6agging Is applied. composed Ia whole or In
mart uG hnnIn tufa tinN .uInUV hays .Punnk P1ni1I a.
other material, and valued at seven cents or less per
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 cas-; Scrap'lron OF every description, six dollars
per ton>
dollars per ton; provided. that nothing shall bc
deemed Scrap-lrOn except waste or refuse Iron that
has been In actual use. and Ia ht only 10 DO remanu.
featured. ...1
ON sword blades. thlrty.nvc per ccntum al valo-
rcIn, 400
On steel railway bars, one and onc-quartcr cent per
| pound; and on all railway bars maize In part Of steel.
one cent per pound provided. that metal eoiIveIt-
ed, cast or made from Iron by the Drsscmcr or pneu.
matte process, OF whatever form or description, shall
be claSsed as steel; and provided further, that round
diameter. whether coated with metal or not no coat.
cd, and all descriptions OF Iron wire, aud wire Of
which iron IL u component part, not otherwise sle-
officially enumerated and provided for, shall pay the
same duty rs iron wire. bright, cOppcred. or timed
and provided further, that steel, commercially known
as crinOlInc, corset, and hat steel wire, shall pay duty
ut the rate OF nine cents per pound and ten per cen
Onroush or unfinished grIndstones. one dollar and
iifty cents per ton; ON finished grlndstones, two dol
On i~fecstonc. sandstone. granite. and all building
or monumental stone, except marble, one dollar and
In mi sawed, Dressed or polished marble. marble
slabs, AMI marble paving tiles, thirty per centunl al
va,ofem, and In aidi,iGn tweniS:iivs cents Per ~,
thickness II iiorc than two Inches III Thick.
ness, ten cents rer foot, H. addition to the
above rute for each inch or fractional part hereof IN
excess OF two Inches In thickness; provided. that u
| exceeding six inches In thickness. such marble shall
be subject t0 the duty now Imposed upon marble
On hair cloth Of the description known US hair
seating, eighteen inches Wide or over, forty cents per
square yard; less than eighteen Inches Wide, thirty
On hair cloth known as crInolInc cloth. and on all
other manufactures OF hair not otherwise provided
for, thirty per centum al yalOrcnl.
On hair-pins made Of iron wire, my per ccntum
On Snalinc dyes and colors, by whatever name
known, my cents per pound, and thirty-ilve per
On buttons ami Oh ornaments for dresses anil out
| side garments, made OF silk, or Of which silk " the
component material Of chief value. and containing
no wool, worsted, or goats hair. fity per ccItum nd
valorcm. .
On sporting sun!wids Of all descriptions, thirty.
Ave per ccntuIn al valorsm.
On nickel, thirty cents ncr pound.
On nickel oxide aud alloy OF nickel with copper,
twenty cents per pound.
Of watches and watch materials. twenty-five per
centum al valoreni. .
On live animals, twenty per centuin al yalorcm;
provided, that animals specially imported Tor breed:
Ing purposes from beyond the seas shall be submitted
free, upon proof thereof satisfactory TO .hc Secretary
Of the Treasury, and under such regulations rs he
may prescribe; and provided further, tl.at teams Of
L allp aupnaI nv npraODs lmfulg.utlux 10 tlp United
| States with their families from foreign c0ultrlcs,and
In actual Use for the purposes Of such immigration,
latIOus as the Secretary Of the Treasury may pre-
scribe: and provided further, that all animals
| brought into the United States temporarily ani for
a period not exceeding Fix months. Tor the purpose
Of exhibition, or competition Tor prizes Of
| fcred by any agricultural or racing asS0cl'
bonI beIng inst given, In accordance with rcguln.
| tions TO be prescribed by the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury. with condition that the NIL dnty hsrelnDeioTe
imposed shall be paid IN case oi the sale OF any shch
| animals In the Cnitcd States. -
On oranges, lemons, pineapplcs and grapes, twenty
per crntuIn all ~valOrein; and Oh hines, bailailis,
p~lantalna, shaddOcks. mallgOtS anu COcOillitS, ten
| per centuni ad valOrcm; provided, thatn0 allowance
shall be mnte for los by decay on the voyage, Nh.
less the said loss shall Exceed tweniy.ilrc per cenluim
OF the quantity, AMI The allowance then made shall
| be only for the amount Of loss In excess u twenty
live per csntum Of the whole quantity.
On Zante, or other currnnts, uiiI prlIiIcS and plunis,
two ami Onr.half cents per pound.
On meats foot oil, and all animal, whale, seal and
fish OlLS, twciliy PER cCntiinl pi falorcW.
On of made Of llnsecd or lluNseci. thirty cents per
gallon. seven pounds and u half Of weight 10 BE- ~
tImAted as a gallon. 3D..
ON hempsc"d and rapcscel. and other oil seeds Of
like character other than linSced or faXsecd. one
half cent per pound. ~
On iInsccd or fiaxsccd, twenty cents per blS,lcl Of
lry-slx pounds weight; provided, that no drawback
shall be allowed on oil cake made from Imported
seed, .
On sesame seed oil or Cenne oil, and cotton Sccd
oil, thirty cents per gallon.
On sesame seed, ten per ccntum I'D vnl0rem.
On opium, one dollar per pound.
On opium prepared for smoking, anu 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 bonde,l warehouse, shall not be removed
therefrom for expectation without payment Of du-
ties, and such duties shall not be- refunded.
On mOrplla. and on all sOFts Of morphla, ono dollar
per ounce.
- TPubIic-No. 3.1
AN ACT making appropriations 10 supply dcnclcn-
clcs IN the appropriations for the service Of the
Government f1r the fiscal year ending june thirty,
eighteen hundred AMI seventy, and Tor other rhr-
poses.
Approved April 20. lS10.
Be u enacted By the Senate dRd Uouse n Represent
aiircs Of the United States o. An,ericd in Congress
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