New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-27

pOuHuJ pOIdbSd, twenty-five COuJS POI
| pound; soda, twenty-five cents per pound
strOntia, twenty-five cents per pound; zinc
twenty-five cents per pound;
On blue vitriOl, four cents per pound.
On eamphor, refined, five cents PEI
| pound;
On sulphste ofquinine, twenty per centum
ad valorem;
On chlorate of potash, three cents pei
pound;
On rochelle salts, five cents per pound;
On salsOda and sOda-ash. One-fOurth OF
one cent per pound;
On santonine, three dollars per pound;
On strychnia, one dollar per ounce;
On bay-rum or bay-Water, whether dis
titled or compounded, one dollar per gallon
of first proof, and in proportion for any
greater strength than first proof;
On rum essence or oil, and bay-rum es-
sence or oil, fifty cents per ounce;
On all sized or glued paper, suitable only
for printing-paper, twenty-five per centum
ad valOrem;
On vermuth, the same duty as on wines
of the same cost;
On mustard, ground, in bulk, ten cents
per pound; when inclosed in glass or tin,
fourteen cents per pound
On zante or other currants, one cent per
pound;
On figs, two and one half cents per
pound;
On raisins, two and one-half cents per
pound;
On dates and prunes, one cent per pound.
On preserved or condensed milk, twenty
per centum ad valOrem;
On fire-crackers, one dollar per box of
forty packs, not exceeding eighty to each
pack, and in the same proportion for any
greater OF less number;
On tin, in plates or sheets, terne and tag
gers tin, fifteen per centum ad valOrem;
On iron and tin plates, galvanized or
coated with any metal by electric batteries,
two cents per pound;
On Moisic iron, made from sand ore by
one process, fifteen dollars per ton;
On umbrella and parasOl ribs and stretch
ers, frames, tips, runners, handles, or other
parts thereof, when made in whole or chief
part of iron, steel, or any other metal, du-
ty of forty-five per centum ad valOrem; pro-
vided, that the rate of duty upon umbrellas,
parasOls, and sunshades, when covered with
silk OF alpaca, shall be sixty per centum ad
valorem; all other umbrellas shall be forty
five per centum ad valOrem;
On saltpetTe, crude, one cent per pound;
refined and partially refined TWO cents per
pound
SEC. 5. That on and after the first day Of
August next the importation of the articles
enumerated and described in this section
shall be exempt from duty, that is to say:
Acid, boracic and sulphuric;
Agates, manufactured;
Almond shells;
Aluminium, or aluminum
Amber beads and amber gum;
American manufactures, the follow
ing, to wit: casks, barrels or carboys and
other vessels, and grain bags, the manufac-
ture of the United States, if exported, con
tanning American produce, and declaration
be made of intent to return the same
empty, under such regulations as shall be
prescribed by the Secretary of the Treas
ury;
Angelica root;
Animals brought into the United
States temporarily and for a period
not exceeding six months, for the pur-
pose of exhibition or competition for prizes
offered by any agricultural or racing assO-
citation; provided, that bond be first given,
in accordance with the regulations to be
prescribed bv the Secretary of the Treasury,
with the condition that the full duty to
which such animals would otherwise be
liable shall be paid in case of their sale in
the United States, or if not re exported
within said six months;
AnnatO, rOncOu, rOcOu, or orleans, and all
extracts of
AnnattO seed;
Anthony, ore, and crude sulphuret OF;
Aqua FORTS;
Argal-dust;
Arseniate of aniline;
Balm of Gilead;
Balsams, viz: COpavia, fir or Canada,
Peru and Tolu;
Bamboo reeds, no further manufactured
than cut invO suitable lengths for walking
sticks or canes, or for sticks for umbrellas,
parasOls, or sun-sbades;
BambOOs, unmanufactured;
BezOar stones;
Bed feathers and down
Birds, stuffed
Black salts;
Black tares
Bladders, crude, and all integumeDts
Of animals not otherwise provided for;
Bologna sausages
Bones, crude and not manufactured
bones, burned, calclned, ground, or steamed;
BOrax, crude;
BOrate of lime;
Books which shall have been printed and
more than twenty years at
the date of Importation;
Books, maps, and charts imported by au-
.hOrity for the use of the United States or
for the use of the library of Congress pro- |
vided, that the duty shall not have been in
GUIDED in the contract or price paid;
Books, maps, and charts specially i'm
ported, not more than two copies in any
)ne invoice, in good faith for the use of any
society incorporated or established for
literary or religious purposes,
II for the encouragement of the fine arts, or
or the use, or by the order of any college,
academy, school, or seminary of learning in
he United StOtes;
Books, professional, of persons arriving in
he United States
-. -,
parts of libraries, in use of persons or fam |
lies from foreign countries, if used abroad !
~ them not less than one year, and not |
Intended for any other person or persons,
Tor for sale;
Brazil paste;
Brazil pebbles for spectacles, and pebbles
or spectacles rough;
Burgundy pitch;
CamphOr, crude;
Cat-gut strings, or gut-cOrd for musical
Camomile flowers:
Charcoal;
China root;
CinchOna root;
Chloride of lime;
Coal-stores OF American vessels: Pro
7ided, That none shall be unlOaded;
Cobalt, ore of;
Cocoa or cocao, crude, and fiber, leaves,
a00 smells OF
COir and cOir yarn;
Colcothar, dry, or oxide Of iron;
ColtsfOOt (crude drug;
COntrayerva root;
Copper, old, taken from the bottom of
American vessels compelled by marine
disaster to repair in foreign ports;
COwage down;
Cow or kline pOx, or vaccine virus;
Cubebs;
Curling stones or quOits;
Curry and curry powders;
Cyanite or kyanite;
Diamonds, rough or uncut, including