Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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... duty upon it , for the next ten years , than the mere nominal one of 18 cents , or there abouts , on the 100 lbs . , less by 25 per cent . than that exacted in Hanover , and only one - half of the amount exacted in Prussia and Zoll ...
... duty upon it , for the next ten years , than the mere nominal one of 18 cents , or there abouts , on the 100 lbs . , less by 25 per cent . than that exacted in Hanover , and only one - half of the amount exacted in Prussia and Zoll ...
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... duty is fixed and unchangeable . The ad valorem changes with the price or value of the article . When the valuation increases , the duty is in- creased , and vice versa . On iron , for example , the duty under the act of '42 , was ...
... duty is fixed and unchangeable . The ad valorem changes with the price or value of the article . When the valuation increases , the duty is in- creased , and vice versa . On iron , for example , the duty under the act of '42 , was ...
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This duty was imposed by an order of General Several arrests have taken place of persons Price , in which an impost duty of six per cent . who had left their homes in consequence of the ad valorem was levied on all merchandize intro ...
This duty was imposed by an order of General Several arrests have taken place of persons Price , in which an impost duty of six per cent . who had left their homes in consequence of the ad valorem was levied on all merchandize intro ...
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