New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-25

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hereinbefore imposed shall be paid in case
OF the sale Of any such animals IN the
United States.
On oranges, lemons, pineapples, and
grapes, twenty per centum ad valOrem;
and on lines, bananas, plantains, shad-
docks, mangOes, and cOcoanuts, ten per cent
ad valorem Provided, That no allowance
shall be made for loss by decay on the voy-
ace, unless the said loss shall exceed
twenty-five per centum of the quantity, and
the allowance then made shall be only for
the amount of loss in excess of twenty-five
per centum of the whole quantity.
On Zante, or other currants, and prunes
and plums, two and One-half cents per
pound.
On neat's-foot oil, and all animal, whale,
seal, and fish oils, twenty per centum adj
valorem.
On oil made of linseed or faxseed, thirty
cents per gallon, seven pounds and a half
OF weight to be estimated as gallon.
On hempseed or rapeseed, and other OIL
seeds of like character other than Hnseed
or tlaxseed, one-half cent per pound.
On hnseed or tiaxseed, twenty cents per
brlshel of fifty-siX pounds weight: Provided,
That 10 drawba shall be allowed On Oil
cake made from imported seed.
On sesame seed oil or Cenne oil, and cot
ton seed oil, thirty cents per gallon.
On sesame seed, ten per centum ad val0-
rem.
On opium, one dollar per pound.
On opium prepared for smoking, and on
all other preparations of opium not other
wise provided for, six dollars per pound:
Provided, That opium prepared for smoking,
and other preparations of opium. deposltedn
bonded warehouse, shall not be removed
therefron for expectation without payment
Of duties, and such duties shall not be re-
funded.
On morphia, and all sorts OF morphia, ono
dollar per ounce.
On cotton thread, yarn, warps, or warp
warn, not wound upon spOols, whether SIN
Gle or advanced beyond the condition OF
single by twisting two or more single yarns
together, whether on beams or in bundles,
skeins. Or'cOps, or in any other form, valued
at not exceeding forty cents per pound, ten
cents per pound; valued at over forty cents
per pound, and not exceeding sixty cents per
pound, twenty cents per pound; valued at
over sixty cents per pound and not exceed
ing eighty cents per pound, thirty cents per
pound; valued at over eighty cents per
pound. forty cents per pound; and in addi-
ton to said rates of duty twenty per cent
um ad valorem.
SEC. %. And be it further enacted, That
after the thirty-irst day of December,
eighteen hundred and seventy, in addition
to imported articles now by law exempt
from duty, and not herein otherwise pro-
vided for, the following articles hereinafter
enumerated and provided for shall also be-
free;
Aid. arsenious, crude.
Acid nitric, not CHEMICALLY pure.
Acid nuriatic.
Acid, oxalic.
Acid, picrc and nitropicric: Provided,
That carboys containing acids shall be sub
ject to the same duty as if empty.
Arsenic.
Aconite, root leaf and bark.
Agaric.
Alkanet root.
Alkekengi.
Albumen and lactarine.
Amber, gum.
Aloes.
Anline oil, crude.
Ammonia. crude.
AnnatO seed.
ArgOes, crude.
Asbestos, not manufactured
Articles imported for the use Of the
United States Provided. That the price OF
the same did notinclude the duty.
Articles the growth, produce, and manu-
facture of the United States when returned
in the same condition as exported: Pro-
yided, That proof of the identity of such
articles be made under regulations to be
prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury;
and if such articles were subject to inter-
nal tax at the time Of expectation such tax
shall be proved to have been paid before
expectation and not refunded. And all acts
and parts of acts heretofore passed pre-
scrihing regulations in regard to such i'm
portations are hereby repealed.
Bamsoos, manufactured.
Banks. viz: Ouilla; Peruvian. Lima, cali
saga. and all cinchona barks, Canella alba,
pomegranate, croton, cascarilla, and all
other barks not otherwise provided for.
BelladOnna, root and leaf.
Bromine.
Bitter apples, colocynth, cOloquinitida
Berries. nuts. and vegetables for dyeing,
or used for composing dyes not otherwise
provided for in this act
Bells broken and bell metal broken, and
fit only to be remanufactured.
Bones, crude, not manufactured, bones
ground and calcined. bone dust and bone
ash for manufacture of phOsphates and
fertilizers.
Books which have been printed and mann
featured more than twentyyears.
Birthstone, crude.
Burr stone in blocks rough or unmanu-
featured, and not bound up into mill stones.
Buchu leaves.
Citrate OF lime.
COlumbo root.
Canthardes.
Castor or castorcun.
Catechu or clutch.
Catgut or whip-gut, manufactured
Coal, anthracite
Coc[c]ulus indicus.
Conan cicuta, or hemlock, seed and leaf.
Cudbear.
Collections of antiquity, specially in
ported. and not for sale.
Chalk and cliff stone, unmanufactured.
Cork wood, or cork bark, unmanufae-
tured.
Carnelian, unmanufactured.
Cuttlc-fish bone.
Diamond dust or bort.
Dragons blood.
Eggs.
Emery ore or rock, not pulverized, not
ground.
Esparto, or Spanish grass. and other
grasses and pulp of, for the manufactured
paper.
Fibrin, in all forms.
Fish fresh, for immediate consumption.
Fish for bait.
Flint and ground flint stones.
Foli,n digitalis.
Fashion plates engraved on steel or on
wood. colored. plain.
Fur skins Of al kinds, not dressed in any
manner.
Glass, broken in pieces: which can not be
cut tor use, and tit only to be remanufac-
ttUed.
Guano and other animal manures.
Gums, Arabic. Jeddo Senegal, Barbary,
East India, Cape, Australian, gum benzoin
or benjamin, gum copal. sandarac, damar,
gambo@e. cowrie. mastic shellac, traga-
canth, OleUauum, guiac, myrrh. bdellium,
garbanum, and all gums not otherwise pro-
Vlded for.
Gutta-percha. crude.
Goat skins. raw.
Horse and COW hair. not cleaned and