Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-23
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
On Tea. q AZ Gaa,, a.sen cent. per pound.

On ground or prepared cacoa, or cocoa, Ave centa
per pound; and on chocolate. seven cents per pound.
On all molasses. nye cents per gallon.
On tank-bottom syrup OF sugar cane Juice, melada,
concentrated melad., and concentrated molasseS.
one and one-hhlf cents per pound.
On all raw or muscoYAdo sugar not above number
seven. Dutch standard in color. one and three quarter
cents per pound
ION an raw or museovado sugar above number
seven, Dutch stanare In color, and al other sugars
not above number ten, Dutch standard In color. two
n al other sugars above number number ten.
Dutch standard In color. and not above number
thirteen. Dutch standard In color. two and one
SsOn ali other sugar. above number thirteen, Dutch
stSndard In color, and not above number sixteen.
Dutch standard In color. two and three-Quar csnh
, ~ ali other sugars above number sixteen, Dutch
stsndard in color, and not above number twenty.
Dutch standard I'm color. three and one quartsresnts
ION ali sugar above number twenty. Dutch standard
in colSr. and on all refined loaf. lump. crushed, Pow.
dered and granuls,ed sug.r, ISut re esnsS p0uh Sii TO TO-
regulations, prescribe and REQUIRE That AMPLE anal
be taken BY inspectors from the h~ogshead. boz. or
true sysrses OF the contents OF the psef.gs. and
nom . sutheient number OF psck.Sss Q, me lane
marx n each and eyer! lon0 y m; v e .SsII b. ! IN
average in quality fthe sugar Imported under tnat
marx, and the classification shall be s%dtrdsed on the
s e aC,,, %, n s .ssS, 81 Say.: ~. sS.i n 5. T %ssssd 81 ai. inc.
" BY the custom-houie weigher by scoring tns nsEres
indelibly on each package; Provided, That al sirup
sI. sed' mslads. Or eoneentrstsd mioIai.es. entered
under the name OF molasses. shall DO ioHeited 70 tho
'un ali Tinss imported 10 casks. containing not
more than twenty-five per eentum OF alcohol. and
valued at not exceeding. forty cents per gallon.
esnt,. and not st over one dollar pei. gallon. siIty cent?
per gallon; valued at over ono dollar per gallon. one
dollar per gallon. and in addition thereto twenty-five
ION wines OF ali Einds, imported in bottles. and not
otherwise herein provided for. the same rate Per
gallon as wines Imported in casks, but all bottles
more than one pint, shall be held TO contain one
quart, and all bottles containing one pint Or less a snari
be held to contain one pint, and small pay iii aaaiuoh
three cents for each bottle.
ON Champagne and other sparkling wines, In bot.
ties. six dollars per dozen bottles eIh.Iih nns e e1Sn
and three dollars per dozen bottles containing n9t
more than one pint each. and more thAn one'han
pint; and one dollar and my cents per dozen o1t'
lies. containing one.half pint each. or less; and ~.
bottles containing more than one quart each, sna!
pay ISS IN. N s ~ N.Y. o H. NJ pS S' gallon on The quantity In
excess OF one quart per bottle: lroridtd, That any
liquors containing more than twsntyfwo per eentum
WING, shall be forfeited to the United States: AHd
pyorided further, That wines, brandy, and other
s%pirituous liquors. imported 10 BOTTLES shsLI be PACKED
bottles In each package. and all such bottles khal pay
an additional duty OF three cents for each bottle: no
allowance shall be mndc for breakagc unless such
breaIage is actually asccrtained by count and eerti:
fed bya custom.house apprsiSer; and 10 much Of
section n1y-nlne OF an act entitled " An act 70 reg.
\ ulate the collection OF duties on Imports and ton.
mage" approved March two, seventeen hundred
and ninety-nIne. as provided for allowance for leak.
aRe and breakagc, Is hereby repealed.
n brandy and on other spirits manufactured or
/ distilled from grain or other materials, and not 9th.
crwise provided tor. two dollars per proof gslloni
provided, that each and every gauge or wine gallon
Of measurement shall be counted as at least one
| proof gallon; and the standard for determining tho
proof OF brandy and other spirits. and Of wine o.
that which Il defined in the second section Of the
"Act Imposing taxcs on Distilled spirits and tobae-
e.: a1e iG Sn Ssass P snR sisiys sRRslS's' July '"'n'
On cordial. Iqueun. arraek. a~bsynthe. kirhwas-
ser. yeImutn' T van so AND s,n SIns .n slInls VA sp So. otS.
erwisc provided for. two dollars per proof gallon;
provided. that any brandy or other Iplrltuous hquon
i HalESSs ssi II b. sas ioite Il ito 70 the fsp Tnii.d States )
On pimento and on black. white and red or Cay.
enne pepper, nye cents pc! pound.
On ground plmento and on ground pepper Of a.
kinds, ten cents per pound.
On ginger root. cents per pound.
Or ginger, ground, I'VE cents per pound.
on cinnamon and on nutmegs, twenty cents pr
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 caIslA buds and ground cassla, twenty cent?
on ali other spices, twenty cents per pound:
ground or prepared, thirty cents per pound.
On corseis or manufactured cloth. woven or made
such manner as TO be 1t for corscts, when valued At
six dollars per dozen or less, two dollArt per dozen;
when valued over six dollars per dozen. thirty+nve
On eyelets OF every description. sir cents per thou.
sand. bel.
OF woods on the skin, the same rates ~ on other
DER %SG such Snf rules Se'a as IL Secretary aass q he treasury Ttes;urs may uS;
on nsx straw, ave dollars per ton.
On max not hacked or dressed. twenty dollars per
ton; on nax hacked. known a. dressed line"
in hemp. MANILA, and other like substitute, for
hemp. not otherwise provided for. twenty-five dol.
0ihtnc tow Of max or hemp, ten dollars per ton.
On Jute. sum, coir. and SiSal grass, ntosn dollan
on jutc butts, nix dollars per ton.
On cotton bagging or other manufactures, not 9TH
erwise provided for. suitable for the uses 10 which
part OF hemp, jute, 1aI. sunny basi. runny cloth or
other material, and valued At seyen cents or less per
SQUARE yard; two cents pc. pound; valued =. over
On Iron In pigs. seven dollars per ton.
On cast serap-iton OF Overy description. six dollars
On wrought scrap iron OF every description, eight
dollars per ton! provided, that nothing shall b
deemed s~crap-lron except waste or refuse Iron that
la, been In actual use. aud IL nt only 10 b rsmanu-
On sword blades, thirty-nvc per esntum I'd vaIos
On swords. fOrty.nve per centum id valorem.
On steel railway bars. one and one9uArter cent PEI
pound; and on na all T.i nray, SS' made mad IN PAN 9, steel.
cd, cast or made from iron by the Bessemsr or pneu.
matte process, OF whatever form or description. shall
iron In coils, hreesixteenthS Of an inch or leu In
diameter, whether coated with metal or not 30 coat.
ed. and all descriptions Of iron wire. and wire OF
ciacally enumerated and provided for. shall pay The
same duty a. iron wire. bright, eoppered or timed:
and provided farther that ,toel. commercially known
at the rate Of nine cents per pound and ten por CEN
tum I'd yalorem.
my cents per ton; on finished grtndstones, two dol.
lars per ton. ... .
On f~fetstone. sandstone. granite, and al building
or stone, except marble. ons dollar and
On IN sawed dressed or pon.hsd marble. msrbi.
S Ssiof. ana ana %ar IN s eIShiaa Wv, sse fa,iiS per eeS Sini psl -. ~
thickness II moro th.n two Inches In thick
above rate for each Inch or fractional part thereofin
excess OF two inches In thickness; provided. that n
exceeding SIX Inches In thickness. such marble shall
Sios sSSses' TO INC a1'' no" imposed upon n1''''
On hair cloth Of the description Known ~ hair
square yard; Ie1 than eighteen inehss Wide, Thirty
81 hslI slSiS linowa :. srinolinS cloth. and on a,
for, thirty per eentum ad Vaior.m.
On hail.plns made OF iron wire, my per eentum
On xn.iIns dyes and eolorl, BY whatever name
known, any cent? per pound. and thirty.nvs per
ON buttons and on ornaments for dresses and ont
side garments, made Of ntfk. or OF which nlk u the
component material Of chief value. and containing
no wool. woHtsd, or goau' hair. any per eentun id
valorom,
On hllcats Of soda. or other alkaline snncatss, q
half O cent per pound.
On sporting Gun-wads Of all descriptions, thirty.
i've per centum ad valorem.
On nickel, thirty cents per pound.
On nickel oxide and alloy OF nickel with eoppsr.
twenty cents per pound. -. -
On watches. watchcases, watch movements. marta
Of watches and watch materials. twenty-five PEI
centuni ad vAlorem,
On Ss.eh Jewels !sn PER eentum I'd y.leren.
provided, that apimals specially imported for breed.
lnl purposes rom beyond the seas ihatl Be- Admitted
tree, upon proof thereof satisfactory TO The Secretary
o. the Treasury, and under such regulations n be
may prescribe; and provided further, that teams Of
animals, Including their harness and tackle, aetu.
Ally owned by perLons inmigrating 70 tho United
Statea Win their Families from foreign countries and
shall Ilso be admitted nee Of duty, under such rsgu.
Ations - the Secretary OF the Treasury may pre-
scnbei and provided further, that al animals
brought Into the United States Temporarily and Tor
apertod not exceeding xx months, lor the purpose
fsred by, any agricultural or racing asoe.
alton, shall DO sdmlttod ffee Of duty upon
bond being frat given, In accordance with regula-
lions 10 be prescribed by the Secretary Of the TreaS-
ury. with condition that the full duty hereinbe6ors
imposed lhall Be paid n case OF the sale OF any such
On oranges. lemons pineapplcs and grape twenty
per centum ad valorem; and on lines, bananas,
~plantains, shaddocks. mAngoes and eocoanuu, ten
per centum ID valorem; provided. that no allowances