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.;fc duty is certain, precise, and

 Jnty. imposed upon a particular

 o( articles of the same kind, acith-

 on ,,e 10 their cost or ralme. It's mea-

 ' be best understood from its appli-

 ...oce. brown sugar pays a specific

 .,.a % and a half cents per pound; that

 'oosed wv on all kinds of brown sugar,

 np 4,.v be their cossin foreign mar

 ..b,rever .P~ their quality. The best |,r,na sugar pays no more than the Tsw @ Orleans or Porto Rico sugar.

 sr,r ns pays specific duty of six cents whatever may be its cost in a

 .,"ntry, or whatever may be it's quail ,,ics. used for dresses, pay speci- [ s2 50 per pound, whether they [s or fine, cheap or costly. A silk [,6ing one pound, and costing not [, Sl6, pays just as much duty to |1menI as pound of rich lace, which .,es pays duty of four and half |, pound-which, assuming that a .;d5hs ten pounds, is four and half l. Sallon-v hatever may have been !. foreign market, or whatever its life duty, as have before remarked \ to an article, whatever may be it's rlue. Therefore, on some articles ' heavy in proportion to their value; In others, it is very light. But this 's better illustrated by reference to table exhibits the names of 'aicles imported under the present tar .oecitic duties imposed upon them, rsdnced to an average ad valorem the importations of the last three

 of the fiscal year ending Jund 30

 calculated at the Treasury Depart 4 the ad-YaIorem duty an the same calculated from actual importations.