Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04

See, g Ind be it .frd.er enacted, That The
'o''o" ng articles stall be imported into the United
States Tree VI suites that is To say all articles i'm
ported tr the use 81 the United States u,iiso,hi-
cal apparatus, Instruments, bo0ks maps, ehal t. sta
ues' onsts, caste, paintings, drawings, engrlYnss:
specimens OF sculpture, cabinets of CONS ge,os me
uais anu All other collections OF antiquities staiua
~ "'"e'hig, painting, drawing, etching eneray-
NIX, specially imported by order and for the use Of
Az! society Incorporated, tor philosophical or lel,.-
y purposes, or for the encouragement of the hae
arts, or ny order and Tor The of any seminary OF
,ea'uiag specimens in material history, roneIalogy
o"'hy, AMI anatomical Preparations, models OF ma
eh'necy and other inventions, plants aud trees;
wearing apparel ad other personal baggage IN actu-
al use and the implements or tools of trade of pcr-
SONS arriving ia the United States; regtius OF an
umony bark oi tte cork tree, uninanuiaetured ;
animals imported Tor breed bars stones. UNIV ioueL
gold coin, silver coin aud bullion claw uu-
wrought copper imported in any shape for tie use
oi u1e mint copper and bross in pigs bars or plates
suited to the sheaing OF ships, old copper and brass
and old pewter M only To be rebianu,aetured tin
IN pigs or bars iurs, uadressed OF al. kinds: raw
hines ami SKINS; apis caaminaris plaster of ps
ils rags al any Kind II cloth sulphur or brp-
stone baiiila, Brazil WOOL barzileito, red wool
eanwood ius,ie, logwood, niearagua, aud other die
"cpis ; wood, uninanutactured, OF any kind, zinc,
tsntenague or spelter.
See 5. |7fii belt fi1'ier enacted, That an aidi-
''h ~ tSh per SSiiUih Sd; male TO the
rates oil duties above spe elf Cd aud imposed in res
peet tn all Sno's. and merchandise ON the ian
poi cation oi which IN Anne iean Gnreisu vessels a
specific discrimination LAS not been herein already
made, which, AFTER the said thirtieth day of June
one thousand eight hun,lred and sixteen shall be
imported, 10 ships vessels not of the United
States: pr0uided, thst this additional dity shall not
apply to goods, wares and merchandise imported in
ships on vessels net Of the United States entitled
ny treaty or by any act or acts of Congress, he
entered in the ports ofthe United States ON the
payment OF the same duties are paid on goods,
wares, aud merchandise, nportedi in ships or ves-
sells OF the United States
See. =. End be il f,NTIer enacted. That there
shat, be allowed drawback of the duties, by this
act imposed, on goods, wares * merchandise mpor-
tcd INTO the u States, upon the expectation there
ot within the time and in the prescribed by
the existing laws, subj ct to the lo0wi provisions
that IS 10 say Thst there shall not be an allow
anee OF the drawback of duties in the case of goods
imported IN foreign vessels from any Of the dOmin-
lo"s colonies, possessions of any FOREIGN mower
10 and with Which the ssels Of the u. States SIRE
not permitted 10 so ard trade; that there shall not
be all nj owanee OF the drawback OF duies for the A.
mountot tie additional duties BY this act imposed
on goo imSorte in vessels not of the U. Ststes
that there shall 40: sc an allowance of tue draw
back inthe case Of foreign dried and pirkIed isr
and Other sailed provisions. s OIL or pla ING cards
that there shall be deducted and re- aimed from The
amount OF tie uties goods export "a, with th,. be-
neht OF drawback (nther than spirts) two and a
halt per centum and that there shall be retained in
the case OF spirits exported with the be nett fraw-
back, two cents per gallon upon the Quantity OF spi-
rs, aud also three per ce,tUm IN the amount Of do
ties payable on the importation thereof. But nev-
ertneless, the provisions act shall not be deem
eu 10 any wise to impsirany rights aud privileges,
which have been may bc acquired by aiy forejen
nation under the laws and treaties of III, u States
upon the subject of exporting goods from the a.
states, with benefit o! the drawback OF the duties
payable upon dle importation thcr of
Sec 5. Find be ii further eascfsd, That after
the oOth day OF June next, in all eases of entry Of
merchandiz- for the benefit Of drawback. the time
OF 90 days shall be allowed from the date of the en-
try, tor giving the eSportatpn bonds for the same
PF07qGca, that the exporter SHALL in every other
particular, comply with the regulations and formal
ites heretofore established for entries OF eyportai
on for the benefit of drawback
See. 3. ind be II further enacted That the du-
" on the tHnaSe OF vessels and The bountes advan-
ces, and. drawbacks in the oc exporting pick
led hS, OF the fisheries Of the u. States in the case
OF American vessels employed in the fisheries and
IN thc case % exporting sugar refined wit in the u
states, shall be and continue the same as tue exist
ing Ia" provides. Pr0uided dl7vGvs that this pro
vision shall not be deemed in anywse impair any
rights and privileges, which have been or may be
acquired By any foreign nation under the Ia Us and
treaties OF the u States, relative the duty of tun
mage on vessels.
Sec. 7. .4ad be it ti.rsier eHacfea That the ex.
sting laws shall extend t., and be in force for the
collection of tl,e duties mp0scd by this act on ois
wares and merchandise, imported into the United
States and for the recovery, collection distribution
and remission OF all fines, penalties and torfaitures
and for the allowance Of The drawbacks anil boun.
ties by this act authorized. fully ard eff etuay as
If every regulation restriction, penalty Forfeiture
provsion clause matter * thing in the existing law
contained, hsd been inserted it, and re enacted Inv
tits act. And thet al acts, and parts of acts which
are contrary 20 this act, and No more sh:ll be And
the samPare herebv reprairi
Sec 8. .iud be IL further enacted. That the act
passed the 81 day OF March, 1915 entitled an sci
20 repeal 50 much OF the several acts imposing dc
ties on The tonnage f ships md vessels ad on Goods
wares and merchandise, imp nied into the U. SITS
Ms imposes discriminating duty on tonnage between
foreign vessels and vessels of the r. States and he
tween gnods imported ato The y. States in fo,,.;qn
vessels aud vessels of the Unitei States" shall ~,
ply and be in fuil force the discriminating du
ties established lay this on tie tonnage of foToin
VESSELS ami the goods, wares i merchandise there
in imported.
II CLAY,
Speaker err Houf, NJ Fs5reru gf;rc,
JOHN GAiiLARD,
April 81, 1916. o'''-'' ~ % '''''
APPROVED,