Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-30
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.


On all mola.ses. I'VE cents per gallon.
eo On s 1sl,sS syrup Q, sugar cane iuiee. pelada.
one and one'half cents per pound.
On all raw or muscovado sugar not above number
even, Duten standardin color. one and three quarter
On all raw or museovado sugar above number
seven, Dutch stanhre In color, and ali other sugar.
not ABOVE number ten, Dutch standard in color. two
on al other sugarI above number number tan.
Dutch standard In color. and not above number
quarter cents per pound.
On all other sugars above number thirteen, Dutch
Dutch standard Iii color, twoi ndthreeQuarter cent?
On ali other sugars above number axtseu, Dutch
standard In color. and not above number twenty.
Dutch standard In color, three and one quarter cents
On ali sugar above number twenty, Dutch standard
n a,s cole: ~ and SI, on :l Ts tn%sr i ssu; e ss%o; u erI noSSs! p f%s.
rided. That the *cretary Of the TresInry shall, b.
regulations. prescribe and require that samples shall
other package, Ia such q manner a. 70 represent .
true average OF the contents or the package. and
from q sufficient number or packages or the Same
mark In each and every invoice, 70 that the samples
on which the classification II made shall Do . lir
average In quality OF the sugar Imported under that
mark. and the classification shall be adJudged on tbs
entire mark accordingly; and the weights OF sugar
imported In casks or boxes shall be marked distinct
ly BY the custon.house wrigher yseorng the ngures
indelibly on each package; Provided, That all sirup
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trated meladl, or concentrated molAsses. entered
under the name OF molasscs. shall be forfeited TO tho
On ali wines imported In casks, containing not
more than twenty-five per eentum or alcohol, and
valued at not exceeding forty cents per gallon.
twenty-five cents per gallon; valued at over fory
per gallon; valued IT over one dollar per gallon. ono
dollar per gallon. and in addition thereto TWENTY-FIVE
On wines or ali kinds, Imported 10 bottles, and not
otherwise herein provided for, the same rate per
gallon ~ wines imported in casks, but all bottles
containing ming one SSart . or le e t ssIa 9 20 eS SSaII; o oSa
quart, and all bottles containing one plnto or less SHAH
be held TO contain one pint, and shall pay In addition
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:
and three dollan per dozen bottles eontalnlne n9t
pint; and one dollar and MY cents per dottn pot'
tlcs. containing one-half pint each. or less; and IN
nav. in addition 10 six dollars per dozen 6ottI,s. az
the rate OF two dollars per gallon on the quantity IN
excess OF one quart per eotue: ltostasd, Lnai Any
oiaicohol. which shall be entered under the name OF
wine, shall be forfeited 10 the United States: And
prorid.d Isrther,, - That y. Ti 10 s.,, I.sn sSsi, i ~ ns o.ee5
In packages containing not less than one dozen
bottles In each package. and all such bottles shall pay
n shall 10 made for bresisge unless such
breaEa2c Is actually ascertAincd by count aud eertl.
ned by ustom-house appraissri and 70 much or
section nlty.nlne Of an act entitled An act to reg.
ulate the collection OF duties on imports and ton:
nage," approved March two. seventeen hundred
and nlIety.nine. :" p5oy r.Ss lor w. hoSanee TOT ieak'
On brandy and on other spirits manufactured or
distilled from grain or other materials. and not 9th.
provided. ;hat each and every gauge or wine gallon
or measurement shall be counted as at least one
proof gallon and the standard for determining the
proof Of brandy and other spirits, and OF wine or
iIoItors az nny Kind imuorted. shall be the same ~
that which is defined In the second section or the
"Act Imposing taxes on distilled spirits and tobac.
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On cordIais. hQueur, arrack, %absynthc, klrshwN.
ser. vermuth. ratafa, and other similar splntuous
beverages, or blttcrs containing spirits, and not 9th.
erwIse provided for. two dollars per proof gallon;
provided. that any brandy or other spirituousl liquors
imported In casks o. less capacity t5an fourteen
On pimento and OIL black. white and red or Cay
enne pepper, nve cents per pound.
kinds, ten cents per pound.
On ginger root, Two cents per pound.
On ginger, ground, I'VE cents per pound.
On cinnamon aud on nutmess, twenty cents per
pound.
On maee:twenty.1ye cents per pound.
On cloves, I'VE cents per ponnd.
On Glove stems, three cents per pound.
On cassIa and cassia vera, ten cents per pound.
On cassia buds and ground cassia, twenty cents
per pound.
ground or prepared, thirty cents per pound.
On c0rseis or manufactured cloth, woven or made
In patterns OF such sisc. shape and form. or cut In
such manner a. to be III for corsets, when valued at
six dollars per dozen or less, two dollars per dozen;
when valued over six dollars per dozen, thirty.dvo
per ccntum ad valorem.
On eyclets OF description. six cents per thou.
sand.
On woods on the skin, the same rates a. on other
der such rules as the Secretary or the Treasury may
prescribe.
on iiax straw, ave dollars per ton.
On max not hacked Or dressed, twenty dollar, per
U4 hemp, manila, and other Ike substitute, for
hemp. not otherwise provided for. TWENTY-FIVE dob
on The tow OF fax or hemp, ten dollars per ton.
On Jute, sum, eolr. and Slsal graz. nteen dollars
on jute buts, six dollars per ton.
On cotton bagglng or other manufactures, not 9th,
erwIsep provided for, suitable for the uses to which
cotton n p SsTp1 i1 n sP aS, sS eOmp Ssss. u MSU sfot 4, or or
other material, and valued al seven cent? or less per
square yard, two cents per pound; valued Vt over
On Iron 10 pigs, seven dollars per ton.
On cast scrap-Iron OF every description. six dollars
per ton.
dollars per ton; provided, that nothing shall b
deemed scrap-iron except waste or refuse iron that
has been In actual use. and Is nt only 70 30 rsmanu.
featured.
On sword blades. thlrty-nvc per ecn,um I'd valo.
rem. ....
On steel railway bars, one and one-quarter cent per
,or,J, and an al rsIlwsy hays m ado in mart m atecI
pouna; ana on na a., Ia |. nTay,% lar m ,hsi , ~ pSr, e W ,esei.
I'd esst or made nom iron by The Bessemer or pneu.
matte process, Of Whatever iotm Or asssripSon. snai
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diameter. whether coated with metal or not 20 coat;
cn. nhu al u.ss.Ipaous y, ~" r.s,sns nnsot
which ron 10 = component psTt, nSt otSsrwlss spe.
same duty a; IRON Eifs, bright soppsrsd Or timed;
anu pto,uucu iuts,eI, y = 9 LII .ssIIns sn ~,
as e,luolhe, Soisct' am hats.eeaH VIZ. snaipay ausy
a. the avg ~ nihe cents per pouhu Ano Ten PEI cen
On rough or unfinished grind.tonea. one dollar and
nny cents perton; on nnished srndaohes' v dol
lars per ton.
On f~reestnne. sandstone, granite, and all building
or monumental stone, except marble. one dollar and
dry cents per ton.
On all sawed, dressed or,polished marble. marble
slabs, and marble paving tiles, thirty per centum "a
valocin, and In addition twenty-five cents per su-
pcricial square foot not exceeding two inches 10
thickness n more than two inches In thick
ness, ten cents per loot, ~ ADDITION 10 the
above rate for each Inch Or fractional part ihe,soiin
exceeding six inchcsin thickness. such marble ihal
be subject 10 the duty now Imposed upon marble
block: ~, n..,,o. -.,,,,,
seating, eighteen inches wide OF over. forty ceau per
square yard; less than eighteen inches wide, thirty
cents Der square yard.
other manufacture OF hair not otherwise provided
FOR. thirty Der ccutum ad vaiorem,
On haif.pIns made Of iron wire. any per centum
I'D yAioreTn:
known, my cents per pound, and thirty.nve per
centum adj valorem.
On buttons and on ornaments for dresses and out
component material Of chief value. and containing
no wool, worsted. or goats har, my per centun Ad