The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-02

edition as they furnish . hscribers for GRATIS
0 THr CosonrssoSr Rramrrx will be furnished them III.
duties herein prescribed addition thereto of one fourth
Of deslna Eleventh If the ror, or place Of original
ton may be of destination in Mexico named in the
oahseu "ne manifest be not in possession OF the United
States forces, the vessel may any Other port OF
place in Mexico in such possession.
Penalty and for Tuafh fupon the unladng OF the
and manifest naniIes shall be found wantng The yes,
'N'ss' sci shall be snbjec 10 an additional penalty
of dollar per ton; and If any goods, wares,
chandse shall be found board, and NOT included in the
United States; and If the value thereof shall exceed the
thousand dollars, the vessel shall be seized and
Goods exempt Thirteenth. The following goods, wares,
from aa'y and %arehandss are exempted Ike from duty
purposes IN the gold or silver mines OF Mexico
navy in American vessels owned, chartered feighted
by the government OF the United States.
duties paid by them as required by these regulations
the commandment of the post that said snler has actually
sold any of said identical goods imported by him any
oiIeer soldier, sailor. or marine for their own actual
resale then and IN that case the duties actually
nn o az S1a shall Be 3 70 sa bo
before reiundmg the monies collected it shall be The du
ofJhe council of administration which, under the direc
lion 6 the conmandani Of the post fixes the price suffers
goods in determining the price OF any OF said goods sold,
with view to avoid imposing any Of the burden Of the
duties herein pTsserbed upon The army or navy OF The
own actual use and equipments required by law,
enpt from duties.
sen,nels be Fourteenth. Upon the arrival OF any
placed board vessel within the ports aforesaid senri
vessels mel or sentnes should be at once placed
Baggage of pas tonnage duty has been paid passengers
sengers free can be permitted to land with their bng,
Form duty therein There will be required from the
consgnee any goods imported in each vessel an entry as
Der form g. TO be deposited with the comrandant of the
invoice
master to re- The commandan of port will direct
ceve duties the pay master pnrser, quartermaster
or other dsbrss officer Of the United States who may Be
upon The payment of in cash q the conmandant,
he will grant permit Of form = which Ia. he paymaser'
sy S Who Win also Keep Of
by the co,mmnndant Who receives the duties.
When the paymas,er q othsr oeer Is unable 70
saasfs At eas the
which when the duties correctly ssccrtaned may
pear to be overpaid, he will return TO the importer
Aprraisement. Fifteenth. Whenever the conmandant,
& any sooe ire Ss Ia
shall institute such Examination as in his opinion may
be proper and necessary. IeFSe55 M sg34
ten days the expiration of days from the arrival
of the vessel, should be wareho.sed on shore under
paid the expiration OF thirty days after such
must be sold under the regulations prescribed herein
roa countries with their United States standard
will be found in the table annexed n II 81 ,fie ies@
Accounts be Tie commandant will require the pay
psymaser nit to the Secretary Of War Navy, the
first Of each month"; per form 5, showing the
amounts received by him. the vessel in which imported,
and by whom paid also weekly statement o. the moneys
received and of the goods sold at auction rs per
form g. hi
Mexican laws. Sirteth All government monopoliee for
and income and prohibitions, except
toms abolished herein mentioned of imports into
the said ports of Mexico and all duties on exports O pre-,
auction and retail taxes or duties on imports on the sale
thereof any law usage or custom Of Mexico S 70 is contra
Mexican public Sepenteenh The commandment will
buildings to be and occupy for the transaction OF business.
the nna Aforesaid ns SiGass buildings
not be found sufficient for the purposes indioated he win
ional buildings free of charge to the United States
Clearance and Eighteeh Prior to the departure Owes
e se oer
be- will require the produce TO him manifest of
he desapon and II aciacs and the
value thereof as per form 7, copy Of which, signed BY tn,
By the comnandan viii be granted the aser togeiher
clearance be endorsed thereon as per form No
to any other port place in Mexco except such port
place be in the possession Of the Uni'ed stnss M.
co in our pos session. The importation of which sprobi,ed
by % ao Strey opv III oss 10 Maamo
"a rsnneo s. Fsne.co aad Monterey G
Nc &c and pos Q, PAGES Us may o,I M'o
takep ~ 4ark4 81.
All goods brought into the United States from any Of the
said ports or places Mexico will OF course be chageabe
with duty United States, but drawback will be al
lowed on exports from Of the said Mexican ports
places. .lAs ...t1e.,
Moneys be collected under these Instructions 70 be paid
over to the yma SER, puxex. other oner 10 bc retain
ed by him, under the directions OF the comnandant
military contribution subject 70 the order q the War ma
Navy Departments, but fees, charges, ccnmss1cn Of
of any kind be- paid allowed for the Per
ornance any OF the ,dutes prescribed by thsss rssuIa-
tons. =.
be performed by the OF any post or place Ia
our military possession may be devolved ~ sncn Asn-
mandan on any subordinate oicer 70 DO dssHneasa ~
him. who shall peroun the same, subject 70 the sapervisn
and control OF commandment The apP0rtionnest aud
distribution duties be performed BY the ofcers
the army or navy should be made with the approval q the
| anJ Of the Navy r. J. WALKER, s.tf
- - Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 80. 1871. s
t1E FoRM l. Flftfs.tA
l. John Ero,cu do soemnly sincerely, and truly sscav o.
firm that am purchaser OF the goods, wares
and merchandse described in the Witin dNntrsd in
voice that market value of said goods in the prn-
cipal markets of country of production thereof al the
pre- sent rle including all costs for bicaching dyefs