Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-09
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

14hA0Ss s
eighteen hundred and sixty-eisht.
On e%ordials, llqueurs, arrack, absynthc, kirshwas.
ger. vermnth, ratata, and other similar splritnous
beverages, or bltters containing spirits, and not 9th.
erwise provided for. two dollars per proof gallon;
provided, that any brandy or other spIrituous llIuors
imported u casks OF less capacity than fourteen
On pimento and on black, white and rcd or Cay.
cnne pepper, Owe cents per pound.
On ground pimento and ON ground pepper OF all
kinds, ten cents per pound.
Qn ginger root, W cents per pound.
On ginger, ground. i've cents per pound. "A
ON cinnamon and on nutmess. twenty cents per
On mace, twenty-five cents per pound.
Tn cloves, i've cents per pohnd.
On Glove stems, three cents per pound.
On cassia and cassia vera. ten cents per pound,
On eassia buds and ground cassIa, twenty cents
per pound.
On all other spices, twenty cents per pound;
ground or prepared, thirty cents per ponni. ~
On corsets or manufactured cloth, woven or made
In patterns OF such. size. shape and form. or cut In
SIX dollars per dozen or less, two dollars per dozen:
when valued over six dollars .per dozen. thlrty.hve
on eyeiets ofevery description, SIX cents per thou.
sand. $500
On ultramarine. ak cents per pound.
On woods on the skin, the nRe rates as on other
woods, the quantity and value TO be uscertained I'M.
prescribe.
Ou NAY blIhWs uNU uOlLdIh PCT tOn,
On max not hacked or dressed, twenty dollars per
ton; on max hacked, known as dressed line"
forty dollars per ton.
On hemp. MANILA, and other like substitutes for
hemp. not otherwise provided for. twenty-five dol.
0ht6e tow of nax or hemp. ten dollar. per ton.
per ton.
ON Jute butts, six dollars per ton.
On cotton bagging or other manufacture, not 9th.
erwisc provided for, suitable for the uses TO which
cotton bagging IL applied, composed In whole or In
part OF hemp, Jutc. haN. Guhny bags, gunny cloth or
other material, anu valued at seven cents or less per
square yard, two cents per pound; valued al over
seven cents per square yard. three cents per pound.
On Iron In pigs, seven dollars per ton.
per ton.
On wrought scrap iron Of every description, eight
IousIs per Ton; provided. that nothing shall be
featured.
On sword blades, thirty.lve per ccntum al ralo.
en-.
on swords, forty..lvc per centum al valorem.
On steel railway bars, one and 0ue-quartcr cent per
pound and on all railway bars made IN part Of steel,
one cent per pound; provided. that metal convert
cd. cast or made from Iron by the BesscmcrO or pneu.
matte process. Of whatever form or description. shall
iron In coils. tireeSiNteenths Of an inch or less IN
diameter, whether coated with metal or not so coat.
cd, and all descriptions OF Iron wire. and wifc Of
Which Iron Is a component part. not otherwise spc-
officially enumerated and provided for, shall pay the
same duty as iron wire. bright, coppered or timed;
\ ~ plo NAuNuh Va NNGl HNAthk 4ANNAtN NtAAAhAN N"hhs NhS -
Us crinOline. corset, and hat steel wire. shall pay duty
ut the rate Of nine cents per pound and ten per cen
On rough or unfinished grindstoncs, one dollar and
my cents perton; on finished grindstoirs. two dol.
lars per ton.
or monumental stone. except marble. one dollar and
tiifty cents per ton.
On all sawed, dressed or polished marble. marble
slabs, and marble paving tiles, thirty per centum I'D
valorem, and In addition twenty-five cents per SUI
pcrfcial square foot not exceeding two Inches IN
thickness (; II more than two Inches In thick
ness, ten cents per foot, In addition TO the
above rate for each inch or fractional part 'hrreOfin
excess OF two inches In thickness; provided, that Z
exceeding six inches In thickness, such marble shall
be- subject to the duty now Imposed upon marble
blocks.
seating, eighteen inches wide or over. forty cents per
square yard; less than eighteen Inches wide, thirty
cents per square yard.
other manufactures Of hair not otherwise provided
for. thirty per ccntum al ralorrn.
On hair-pinS made Of Iron wire, ms per ccntuln
nj yLlOrcm.
On nnalfrie dyes and c0lorS. by whatever name
known, my cents per pound, and thlrty'ive per
on buttons and OH ornaments for dresses AMI out
side garments, made Of MIX. or OF which silk Is the
no wool, worsted, or goats hair, my per ccn,um ad
ralOrcm.
On siiicate OF soda. or other alkaline s!llcales. n
On sporting Gun.wads Of all descriptions. thirty.
Ave per ccntunl al NalorSil.
On nickel. thirty cents per pound.
On nickel oxide and alloy OF nlCk"i with copper,
twenty cents per pound.
On watches. Weaknesses, watch movements. parts
Of watches and watch materials, twenty-five per
ccntum al %valorcIl.
On watch Jewels. ten per ccn,um al valorem.
On live animals, twenty per ceIItum nj valorcm;
provided, TINT animals specially imported for breed.
Ing purposes from beyond the seas shall be admitted
free, upon proof thereof satisfactory to :hc Secretary
Of the Treasury. AMI uIrlcr such regulations ~ he
may prescribe; AMI provided further, that teams Of
animals, including their harness AMI tackle, actti.
ally owned by persons ilnlhisratiils TO The United
| States With their families from foreign coiintrirs,a and
In actual use for the purposes OF such Immigration.
shall also he admitted free OF duty, under such regu.
latlols as the seGrct1ry OF inc Treasury may pre-
brought into the United States temporarily and for
a period not exceeding SIX months, Tor the purpose
o. exhibition. Or competition ios p prizes 81.
alton, shall be admitted free OF duty upon
bond being frst given, In accordance with rrIula.
tons To he prescribed by the Secretary CT the Treas
ury, with condition that the full duly ncrcInbcfore
Imposed shall bc paid In case OF the sale Of any such
animals In the United States.
On oranges, lemons, pinrapplcs AMI grapes, twenty
| per ccntum al vainrcm; AMI on lines, bananas,
I~lantains. shaidockS. maigOcs and cocoan,I,S, ten
shall be made for loss by decay on the voyage, I'M
less the said l0S shall cScctsi twcnty-ilrr per ccntIlm
OF thu quantity, and the allowance then made shall
be- only for the amount OF loss IN excess vi twenty
Ave per csntum of the whole quantity.
on Iantc. or other ~curraIts, aud rruncs and plunis.
two and Onc.half cents per pound,
On heats foot oil, AMI all animal, whale. seal and
fish oils, twenty per ccntum al ralOrcm.
On oil made Of llnsccd or ilaxsccyi, thirty cents per
gallon, seven pounds Gnd u half OF weight to be eS-
tlnlatcd ~ u gallon.
On hcmpsocd and rapesccd, and other oil seeds Of
Ike character other than lhsccd or raNseed, one
half cent per pound,
On linSced or :laxsceI, twenty cents per brs,lcl o.
nity.siN pounds wclSht; pr2vllru. tnai no IIaWuacE
shall DC allowed on OIL cake inaae from importer
seed.
Ol. sesame Seed OIL or Cehhc OIL, anu COTTON Secu
oil, thirty cents per gallon.
On sesame seed, ten per cciltunl ad Saloreh.
On opium, one dollar per pOunl.
On opium prepared for sinoking, anu on all DINER
preparations OF opium not otherwise provided Tor.
ok dollars per pound; provided. that opium pre-
pared for smoklUr, and other preparations OF opium.
deposited In boud"d warehouse. shall not be removed
thcrcfrom for cN p6rtatlon WITHOUT payment OF du-
Ties. and Sllcll duties shall not be refunded.