Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
On teas Of all kinds, nneen cents per pound,
On cotec OF all kinds. three cent? per pound.

On ali molasses, ave cents per gallon.
on tans,eSt, @sn, syIup PM y se esnes sahs tSsss m,ol.sses'
one and one-half cents per pound.
On Mi raw or muscovado sugar not above number
seven, Dutch standard In color, one and three quarter
I'm sY tsw or muscovndo sugar above lumber
seven, Dutch stanAre In color. and all other sugars
not above number ten, Dutch standard In color. TWO
On III other sugars above number. number ten.
Dutch standard In color, and not above number
thirteen, Dutch standard In color, two and one
On ali other sugars above number thirteen, Dutch
standard In color, and not above number sixteen.
Dutch standard In color. twoa and ree-quArtere cen"
On ali other sugars above number sixteen, Dutch
standard In color, and not above number twenty.
Dutch standard in color, three and one quartz cents
On ali sugar above number twenty. Dutch standard
In collar, and on all refined LOAF. lump. crushed, POW.
rided, Thai the Secretary OF the Treasury shall, b.
regulations, prescribe and require that samples shall
be taken by inspectors from the hoSshead. Dol. or
true average or the contents OF the package, and
from q sufficient number OF packages OF the sAnlc
mark In each and every invoice. 90 that the samples
on which the classification Ia made shall be Q hir
average in quality OF the sugar imported under that
mark, and the classification shall be adludged on tno
entire mark accordingly: and the weights o. sugar
ly BY the custonl.house weigher BY scoring the figures
indelibly on each package; Prorided, That all sirup
OF sugar, syrup OF sugareane juice, melada, concen.
tratcd menda, or concentrated molaSses. entered
under the name OF molasses, shall be forfeited to the
On ali wines Imported In casks. containing not
more than twenty-five per centum OF alcohol, and
valued at not exceeding forty cents per gallon.
twenty-five cents per gallon valued At over forty
cents. and not over one dollar per gallon. sixty cents
per gallon; valued at over one dollar per gallon, one
dollar per gallon. and In addition thereto twenty-five
per centun nd yAloren. .
on wines OF all Kinds, imported In bottles, and not
oth,rustaa bareln nrnyIdal fOrL the Hafn0 Fntn DNf
gallon as wines Imported In casks, but all botues
containing one quart or less than one quart, anu
more than one pint, shall DC held 70 contain one
be held to contain one pint, and shall pay In addition
three cents for each bottle.
On champagne and other sparkling wines, IN Dol.
ties, six dollars per dozen bottles containing 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 tnan ons-h hs,i
lies, containing one-half pint each, or less and In
bottles containing more than one quart each, shall
pay, In addition 70 six donars PET aTl q 0o,tte,, ~ y
excess Of one quart per bottle: Provided. That any
LIQUORS containing more than twenty-five per eentum
wine, shall be forfeited to the United States: And
spIrtuous IIqu0rsimported In bottles shall be packed
in packages containing not lcss than one dozen
bottles in each package. and all such bottles shall pay
an additional duty Of three cents for each bottle; no
allowance shall be made for breakage unless such
bffAkAge IA ACTUALLY nbftTlAl0ru DN CUuut h1u CtTI-
Ned BY a custom.house appraiser and 70 much OF
section n~ty.nlne OF all ACT entitled An act TO reg
ulatc the collection Of duties on imports and ton:
and ninety.nIne, as provided for allowance for leak.
age and breaklgc. Is hereby repealed.
On brandy and on other spirits manufactured or
distilled from grain or other materials, and not 9TH
crwiSe provided for. two dollars per proof gallon:
provided, that each and every gauge or wine gallon
OF measurement shall be counted az at least one
proof gallon; aud the standard for determining the
DrOoT of brandy AQd other RDlrtA and OIL wine or
liquors OF any kind imported, shall be the came a.
that which is defined In the second section OF the
Act Imposing taxes OIL distilled spirits and tooac.
co. and for other purposes" approved July twenty
eighteen hundred and sixtyclght.
ON cordlals, ~llueurs, arrack, a~bsynthc, kirInwls-
ser, vermuth, ratafa, and other similar spIntuous
beverages, or bitters containing spirits, and not 9th.
erwlsc provided for, two dollars per proof gallon;
provided. that any brandy or other spirituouL liquors
gallons shall be forfeited to the United States.
On pImento and on black. white and red or Cay
emo 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 ginger. ground, 1--WE cents per pound.
On cinnamon and on nutmegs, twenty cents per
On mace. twenty-five cents per pound.
On cloves, i've cents per pound.
on Glove stems, three cents per pound.
on cassIa and cassia vera, ten cents per pound.
On cassla buds and ground cassin, twenty cents
on ali other spices, twenty cents per pound;
ground or prepared, thirty cents per pound.
in J pat terms Of such size, shape and forni. or cut In
such manner as to be IT. for corsets, when valued At
six dollars per dozen or less. two dollars per dozen
when valued over ak dollars per dozen. thirty.fve
On eyelcts Of every description. SIX cents per thou.
sand.
On woods on the skin, the same rates - on other
woods, the quantity and value to be aseertained un-
der such rules US the Secretary Of the Treasury may
on GsS straw, i've dollars per ton.
On FAX not hacked or dressed, twenty dollars per
ton; on fax hacked. known A. dressed Line"
IN hemp. MANILA, and other like substitutes for
hemp, not otherwise provided for. TWENTY-FIVE dol.
on the tow OF max or hemp. ten dollar. per ton.
On Jutc. sum, coir, and sisal grass, fifteen dollars
per ton.
On cotton bagging or other manufactures. not 9TH
| erwlsc provided for, suitable for the uses TO which
cotton tagging 10 applied, composed In whole or In
other material, and valued at seven cents or less per
square ySIi; two cents per pound; valued At over
On iron In pigs, seven dollars per ton.
On cast scrap-lron OF every description. six dollars
per ton. -.
deemed scrap-iron except waste or refuse Iron that
has becn In actual use. and Is at only 10 DO remanu-
on sword blades. thlrty-nve per centum nd valo-
rem.
On steel rAilway bars, one and One-QuArter cent per
pound; and on all railway bars made 10 part OF steel,
one cent per pound; provided. that metal convert
ed, cast or mado from iron by the Besscmer or pncu-
matte process, Of whatever form or description, shall
be classed AZ steel; and provided further, that round
iron In coils. thrce-slxteenths-Qf an Inch or less In
diameter. whether coated with metal or not 30 coat.
ell, and all descriptions OF iron wire, and wire OF
which iron IS q component part, not otherwise spe-
ciically enumerated and provided for, shall pay The
and provided further. that steel. commercially known
as c~finoline, corset, and hat steel wire. shall pay duty
at the rate Of nine cents per pound and ten per cen.
tum al valorcm.
my cents per ton; on finished grindstones. two dol
On f%ccStonc. sandstone. granite, and all building
or monumental stone, except marble, one dollar and
On ali sawed, dressed or polished marble, marble
vSiorem. and in addition twenty-five cent? per su.
pcriclal square foot not exceeding two inches In
thickness II moro than two inches In thick
above rate for each Inch or fractional part ihcreofin
excess OF two inches In thickness provided, that II
exceeding six inches In thickness. such marble shall
be subject to the duty now imposed upon marble
On hair cloth OF the description known as hair
seating. eighteen inches wide or over, forty eents 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 valorcm.
On hair.pins made OF iron wire, any per centum
I'D vlloreni.
On anaIlne dyes and colon, by whatever nsuis
known, my cents per pound. and thirty.nye per
On buttons and on for dresses and out
aide garments, made Of silk. or OF which dix Il tho
component material OF chief value, and containing
no wool. wonted, or goats hair, any per centun I'D
valorem. "
On sliicste Of soda, or other alkaline dllca.es, q
half q cent per pound.
On sporting Gun-wads Of all descriptions, thirty.
i've per centum nd valorcm.
On nickel, thirty cents per pound.
On nickel oxide and alloy OF nickel with copper,
On watches. watcheasea, watch movements. parts
OF watches and watch materials, twenty-five peg
ccntum I'D valorem. "
On watch Jewels. ten per centum ad yaIorem.
On live animals, twenty per centum I'D vslorem.
provided, that animals specially imported. Tor breed.
free, upon proof thereof satidaetory to the S~ecreisyv
OF the Treasury, and under such reRuIations ~ Il.
may prescribe; and provided further, that teams on
animals. Including their harness and tackle, astS.
ally owned by persons immisrating to me United
States with their families from foreign countnes .and
In actual use for the purposes OF such immlrrniIon
snail also be admitted free OF duty, under such rem.
lAtions As the Secretary OF the Treasury may Ore.
brought into the United States Temporarily and for
aperod not exceeding six months, for the purnos,
o. exhibition, or competition for price on,
, .iIen oy any Agricultural or racing SIsoci.
6ond being INST given. In accordance win regSis-
lions TO be prescribed by the Secretary Of tho TEA,
nry, with condition that the full duty hereinbefors
, nnl% s. 4, snail AL Be pal paid n Gaze OF the sale Of any such
On oranges, Lemons, pinenpples and grapes, twenty
per centum AL ralorem and on lines, bananas,
plantAins, shaddocks. mangoes and cocoanuts. tan
!SsS ee ~ n I'D ,ysl1.em; provided. that no allowance