The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-14


drawal Of goods warehoused, the storekceper or
other officer having custody Of the goods, Is IN
structed not TO deliver the goods, until he has as
certained that certificate has been issued, unless
the certificate il issued, is presented with the per
init, or has been cancelled
In addition to the quarterly report required In
previous instructions, each collector is directed TO
furnish quarterly statement, showing what goods
have been Withdrawn from the warehouses IN his
district for transportation 10 the warehouses IN
another district designating In such statement The
time when transported, the marks, numbers, de-
scription and contents Of each package or parcel,
and the dutiable value Of each, and 10 what port
| transported, arranging the statement m such man
ner will exhibit the transfers To each port also
a statement showing what transfers have been
made into their port from warehouses In other dis
trlcts, designating the transfers from each port Sc
paratsly, stating the marks, numbers, yalhe, &c,
and accounting for each package received by sep
arate statement Of the duties collected, on goods so
transferred, and indicating what remain In ware
house .. .sHH.... .T ."
When goods are Withdrawn from warehouse in
quantities less than the entire importation, the ex-
pense Of weighing, gauging, or measuring must be
paid by the owner importer, or agent II IL be noces-
sary to weigh, gauge, or measure such portion, IN
order TO ascertain the dutiable value. d. .s" '.
Tae warehouses shall lie opened at sunrise and
closed at sunset, and fire or lights must be per
mItted therein. a.. . E-a ~ ..'
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Here follow thirty-two forms from the Secretary
of the Treasury, adapted to different cases. They
oil fifteen pages Of the large pamphlet copy OF the
circular We regret that we have only space for
the insertion Of the following forms.-U Mos.l
FoRM 2.
Know ALL MEN by THESE PRESENTS, That we,
of he ~ of Neu York and
Steven Stevenson Of the city Of New York, are
held and firmly bound unto the United States Of Amer
lea in the sum of three thousand dollars to be paid
TO the United States for the payment whereof we
bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and adminstra
tors Jointly and severaly firmly by these presents.
Sealed with our seals, dated this sixth day Of Sep
tember, in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty-six.
The condition Of this obligation Is SUCH That il the
above bounden William Wilson and Stephen Ste
venson or either Of them, or either of their heirs,
executors administrators, shall, on or before the
expiration Of one year to be computed from the date
Of the importation Of the goods, wares and merchan-
disc hereinafter mentioned, well and truly pay or
cause to be paid unto the collector Of the customs
for the port Of New York for the time being, the
sum of one thousand fve hundred dollars, or the
of duties TO be ascertained as due and owing
on goods, wares and merchandise imported by VIII
ham Wilson in the ship Roscoe, Delano, master,
from Liverpool, consisting OF
(B) | to 10, one cask brandy, six cases drygoods,
one crate earthenware, one demijohn cordial, and
one trunk clothing shall in the mode prescribed by
law on or before the expiration Of the year nfore-
said withdraw the said goods from the public
where they may be deposited at the port Of New
York then this obligation to be void, otherwise to
remain in full force and virtue.
WILLIAM WILSON, f.. 81
STEPHEN STEVENSON, IL. s.
Sealed and delivered in presence of
J. BLuxoME
Norr-The date Of importation has been determined TO
be the day which the vessel arrives at the port Of des
nation.
FoRM 8.
Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we,
Henry Thomas, Of the city OF New York, and
William Wilson, Of the city Of New York, and
James Tborne, of the city Of Brooklyn, are held
and firmly bound unto the United States Of Ameri-
ca, in the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars, to be paid to the United States for the pay
ment whereof we bind ourselves our heirs, execu-
tors and administrators, Jointly and severay, firm
ly by these presents
Sealed with our seals, dated this twenty-sixth
day Of September in the year of our Lord
thousand eight hundred and forty-six.
The condition Of dis obligation Is such, That if the
above bounden, Henry Thomas, William Wilson,
and James Thorne, or either OF them, either OF
their heirs executors, or administrators shall with
ns days from the date hereof, produce and
0pDOsite Win the COLLECTOR OF the CustOms the
port of New York, for the time being, satisfactory
evidence that the merchandise described in en-
try made at the custom house, New York, by Heg-
nv Thomas, for withdrawal from warehouse, of
(B) S. One case cambria dimity
to be transported TO, and warehoused at ST. Louis,
has been deposited in public warehouse at said
port according to law under the custody of the COL
lector of said port then this obligation to be void,
otherwise to re main in full force and virtue.
HENRY THOMAS, Il. ST.
WILLIAM WILSON, l.. 81
JAMES THORNE, Il. ST.
Sealed and delivered in presence of
ISAAC BLuxoME,
.NorI-Fill the blank with such number of days as the
collector deem sufficient to transport the goods to the
port destination and receive the satisfactory evidence
quired.
Form IL.
DISTRICT OF New YosK, PORT OF New YoRK,
Custom-house, September 26, 1886.
To the Siorekeepsr Of The Port: ... ....
Henry Thomas having entered into bonds accord
to law to deliver ,. -..... t,-.....,..
OBJ 5. One case cambria din,ity
to the collector Of the customs for the port of ST.
Louis which were imported into this district on the
ID September, 1916, by William Wilson, in the
ship Roscoe, Delano, master, from Liverpool, you
."--..'. c. w. LAWRENCE,
..... .tu.... Collector.
MICHAEL HOFFMAN,
Naval Officer.
NorE-Designate If to be weighed, gagged or meas.
ured.
..a Form 15
Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we,
George Brown and George Thomas, of st. Louis,
arc held and firmly bound unto the United States of
America, in the sum of one hundred and twenty
FIVE dollars to be paid to the United States for the
payment whereof, we bind ourselves, our heirs, ex-
ecutors, and administrators jointly and severally,
firmly by these presents. .'"
Sealed with our seals, dated this fourteenth day of
October, in the year of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and forty six.
The condition Of this obligation is such, That IL the
above bounden, George Brown, and George Thorn
as or either Of them, either of their heirs execu-
tors or administrators, shall on or before the expi-
ration of one year. to be computed from the day Of
the original importation Of the goods, wares, and
merchandise enumerated heren well and truly pay
to be paid unto the collector of the customs
f,r tl,a If nj