The Clerk read the bill, as follows: Be it enacted by the Senate and HoRep of the U.S.A. in Congress assembled. but from and after the passage of this not.ill lieu of the duties now imposedbylaw on the articles mentionedand ruibrnced in this section.there shall belevied.COHI'CICiI and paidon all uninnnnfacturqd wool. hair of the alpaca. gout and other like little mnls. imported from IOI‘EXRD countries. the duties licruinatle r irovided. All wools, hair of the al sea, oat and ot or like animals.as aforesaid, shal be divided. for the purpose of fixing the duties to be charged thereon, into 3 classes.toWit: CLASS L Clothing wools: that is to say.merine , niestiutrmots. ormctlswools or officrwools of merine blood.imme dinto or remote; down clothing wools. nnd‘woolsof like characterwith any of the preceding.including such itshave been horctoforousually imported into the U.S.from BueuosAyres. New Zvnland. Australin, Cnpe of GoodHope Russia.llreat Britain. Canada and elsewhere.an also including all wunls not hereinafterdescribedordesignatedin classestwo and 3. Cues 2. Combingwools: that is to say.Leicester. Cotswold. Lincolnshirc, down combing wools. Canada long wools or other like combing wools of English bio and usually known by the terms herein used: an alscis all hair of the alpaca. goat and other like em nia. Cuss 8. Carpetwoolsand other similar wools: such “Don skoi. native South {imencam Cordova. Valparaiso. native Smyrna and including all such wools of like character as have been usuall imported into the the U.S.fromTurkey. rsece.Egypt. Syria, and elsewhere. For the purpose of carrying into effectthe classifiention herein provided. a sufficient number of d]? tinctive samplesof the various kinds ofwool or hair embracedin eachof the 3 classesiibove named. Selected and prepared under the dircction of tbaScc rotary of the rensnry, and duly verifiedby him. the standard samples being retainedin the Treasury dept shall be depositedin the customhouses and clscwicre, ashe inn direct whichsamples shall beusedby the propero core of the customsto cter mine the classes nbove specified. to which all imported wools belong. And upon wools of the fini clnss. the value whereof at} a last port or pipes cwhhaerngceesexported to the U.S. excludm: in such port shall be32 centsor less perpound. the duty shall be ten cents perpound, and in addition thereto. 11 %md calorem; upon wools of the same class.the value whereof at the last port or place whence exported to the U.S., excluding chargesin such port shall exceed 32 cents perpound.the duty shall be 12 cents perpound and in addition thereto. ten%. ad oalarcm. Upon wools of the 2nd class and upon all hair of the nl uca.goat, and other like animals.the value whoreo at the last port or pines whence exported to the U.S. excluding charges in such port shall be 30 ‘two centsor lus perpound. the duty shall be ten cents perpound and in addition thereto.cloven%.ad calorcill: upon wools of the same class, the value whereof at the last port or place whence exportedto the U.S., excluding chargesin such port, shall exceed 32 centsper pound. the duty shall be 12 centsjper pound and in addition thereto. ten%.(ltl oulorcm. Upon woolsof the 3rd class the valuewhereof at the last port or place whencee x portedinto the U.S.excluding chargesin such port. Shftllbetwclve centsor lessper pound. the duty shall be 3 cents perpound; upon wools of thesameclass.the value whereof at the last port or placewhenceexportedto the U.S.exclud inir chargesin such port shall exceedtwolve cents ill)" pound. the duty shall be 6 cents perponnd: rom'ded.That any Woolof thesheep or hair of the alpaca. goat, and other like animals.which shall be imported in any other than tlleordinary condition asnow and heretoforepracticed or which shall be changedin its characteror conditionJ'or the purpofe of evadin the duty or which shall be reduced in value by the admixturp of dirt or any other foreign souf bdsuttaynctoe.swhhailclhbesubJcct to a ytwice the amount it would ot criviso be subJected. anything in this act to the contrary notvrithslnnding: 1 djurther. That when wool of different qunliticsis importedin the same bale. bag or lpack age. it shall be appraisedby the appraiser.to eter mine the rate of duty to which it shall besubJected. at the average aggregate value of the contentsof the halo. ling or pnckncc: and when bales of different qualities are embracedin the same invoice at the price. whereby the average priceshall be re gucod more than ten% below the value of the ale of the bestquality. the value of the wholeshall he appraised, “CCOITIHIHto the value of the holeof the bestquality; and no bale.bag or packageshall be linbleto a lessrate of duty in consequenceof being invoiced With Wooloflower value: And provided further. That the duty upon Wool of the 1st.class which shall be impor ed ivasliedshall be twice the amount of duty to which it would be subjected if imported unyasbed and thatthe duty upon wool of all classeswhich shall beimportedscouredshall be 3 times the amount of the duty to which it would be subjectedif imported unwashed. 0n shoe skins and Angora goatskins. Raw orun manufaeture imported with the woolon.washedor unwashed. the dutyshall be 30%.ad valorem; and on woolenr s. shoddy, mango. Waste and flocks the duty shall e 12 centsper pound. Size.2. Abife:, Thatinlon of the duties heretoforeimposedby lawon the articleshere Inafter mentioned and on such asmay now be exempt from duty, there shall be levied collected, and paid on the goods.wares and merchandise herein enumerated and providedfor. Imported from foreign countries. the following duties and rates of duties. that is to say: 011 woolen cloths.woolen shawls and all mann features of wool of everydescriptionmadewholly or in part of wool. not herein otherwise provided for. 50 centsper pound.aud.inaddition thereto. 35%.ad valor cm. On flannels.blankets, hats ofwool. knit goods.bal morals. Woolen and worstedyarns, and all manufactures of every description. Composed wholly or in art of worsted.the hair ot the alpaca goat or other ike animals exceptsuch nsare composed in part of wool. not othermse provided for, valued at not excceding 40 cents per pound, 20 cents perpound; valued‘at above 40 cents perpound and not exceeding 60 centsper pound. 30 centsper pound; valuedpt above 60 cents perpound and not exceeding 80 centsper pound, 40 cents perpound; valuedat abov e 80 centsper pound. 50 cents perpound.and, in addition thereto, upon all the above namedarticles. 35%. ad wrillirem. On endlessbelts or felts for paper or printing machines. 20 cents perpound and 35%. adoalorem. On bunting. 20 cents persquareyard and in addition thereto. 35%. advulorcm. 0n women’s and children's dressgoodsand real or imitation Italian cloths. cpmposedwholly or in part of wool. worsted the hair of the alpaca, goat, or other like animals.valued at not exceeding twent cents the square yard.six centspersquare ard.an. in addition thereto. 35%.a valoreni; valued at above 20 cents t o squure yard. 8 ocnLsper squareyard and in addition thereto. 40%. adviilorcm: Provided. That on all goods weighing 4 ouncesand over persquare yard, the duly shall be 50 centsper pound.and. in addition thereto 35%.ad valorqm. On clothing ready made and wearing up are] of every description and bal mo raslkirts and s irting and goodsof similar dQSGI'lDDiJOIul, Osefdfor like purposes.c oniosed wholly or in part of wool. Worsted. the liairo the alpaca.goat or other like animals. made up or manufactured wholly or in part by the tailor, seamstress or manufacturer exceptknit goods, 50 cents per pound and in addition thereto. 40%.all valorcm: On weltings. beltings. bindings. braids. galloons. fringes. gimps. cords.cords and tasscls.dress trim mings. hood nets.buttons or barrel buttons or but tons ot other formsfor tassclsor ornaments.wrought by hand or braided by machinery.made of wool. worsted, or mohair or of which wool, worsted or mohair is a component material.unmixedwith silk. 50 cents per ound and in addition thereto. 50%.ed on orem. 0n Aubusson and Axminstor carpets and carpets woven whole for rooms, 50%. ad calorem; on Saxony. Wilton and Tourney vclvct. carpets. wrought by the Jaequard machine. 70 cents persquareyard and in addition thereto. 35%. advalor Brussels carpetswrought. by the Jaequard machine. 40 fonr centspersquare yard and in addition thereto. 35%. ad nalorem:on patent velvet and tapestry velvet carpets. printed on the warp or otherwise. 40 cents persquareyard and in addition thereto. 35%. at! valorcm; on tapestry Brussels carpets. printed on the warp or otherwise.2ciclit cents persquare yard and in addition thereto. 35%. ad colormn; on treble ingrain. 3 ply and worsted chain Venetian carpets. 17 cents persquareyard. and.iu addition thereto. 35 percent . ad colon m:on yarn Venetian and two plingrain carpets. 12 cents persquare yard. an. in addition thereto. 35%.mi nalorcm; on druggctsand bookings printed colored or otherwise. 25 cents persquare yard and in addition thereto, 35%. advalorcm; on hemp or Jute carpeting. 8 centsper squareyard: on carpets and carpetings of wool, flax or cotton or parts ofcither or othermaterialnot otherwise herein lpecilicj. 40%. ad palm cm: Provided.That mats. rugs, screeus covers. hassocks, betlildt‘fl and other portions of car ets or carpetingshall besubJccted to the rate of duty herein imposedon carpets or carpetingof like eharnctg ordescription and that the duty on all other mats.(not exclusively of vege table material.) screens.hassocks and rugs shall be 45%.ad calnrem. On oil cloths for floors.stamped.painted.orprinted. valued at 50 cents or lesspersquareyard. 35%. ml vuloreni;valued at over 50 cents and on all other oil cloth. (except silk oil cloth.) and on water proof cloth. not otherwiseprovidedfor. 45 %.atl palorcm;on oil silk cloth. 60%.ad Mlorem.