The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-29

New Series -No3l
Circular Instructions 10 Collectors and other
Onicers OF the Custoins.
Treasury DspAnrMxNr, March %, 1919.

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TRRAsuRy DgpARrMxsr, March 20 iea9
The act Of Congress- approved 81 Of March, lSi9 ent
tied An act requiring all monies received from Customs
and from all other sources 10 be paid Immediately into u
Treasury without abatement reduction, and for other
pIrpoaes contains the following provisions In the fh
I s elton thereof 10 wit
\ lind be further enacted, That from and amer the
thrteth day Of June next, all Imports subec 10 duty
wlereon HE duties are not paid when nsaeased shall b.
deposted In the public warehouse from whence they may
he takrn out for immediate expectation nhier The pros
siog III that ACT at time within two years, aud pay
men Of The duties. may be Withdrawn for consumption
within The United saisa a. any TINE within one year
drawback or exported for drawback afer they with
drawn from The custody Of hs Officers Of the Customs
tended 10 modify the laws relating the export Of goods
to Canada or ch.na y te sSads when entered lorex
u intended hereby to modify the awa in relation pick.
led nsh or refined sugar"
Ii Ia 10 be remarked that ls section modifes the PROV
sions Of the Warehousins act u the 9Th August lsi6 by
The extension from and AFTER The 10Th OF June next Of thu
period for imports subject duty, remain IN Warehouse
under bond rom one 10 ro ysars with the privilege OF
being withdrawn from warehouse for immediate expoa.
tioil, under the provisions OF The warehotsin9 act
time within said period Of Two years. still requires goods
to be Withdrawn from warehouse payment duties for
consumption within the United States, any time within
one year as enoined by the act of 9TH August, 1876.
The extension OF the period years. also applies
" goods subject duty heretofore imported that may
man IN public warehouse the 30h day of June ne H.
on which The duties shall not have been paid, aud which
shall not have been deposited in warehouse beyond
year; all such goods will be entitled to the extension OF
tine given in this act and remain in warehouse with the
right Of expiration at any lime within years from
their respective dates of import entry Consequently
any goods subject TO duty imported from and ait,r
the 10Th Of June next as also goods imported prior 10
that date, t.ai shall not have been entered and Withdrawn
Tor consumption within year from the of the i'm
port entry cannot amer the lapse Of year so enler
aid Withdrawn, but may remain in warehouse under bond
with the privilege Of being expouedbeyond tie limits Of The
United States, at any time within the period Of two year.
Any goods however, which The duties shall moi have
been paid, that may remain In warehouse beyond The aore
said period OF two years be appraised and sold
realize the duties and charges thereon in pursuance 9th,
warebonsng act Of 9th August 1876 and the Instructions
OF The Department 10 Collectors aud other officers Of
Customs, issued under said on The I4i August 1876
The section Of the under considerations also provides
thai no goods 10 duty shall be hereafter entered ol
drawback, OF exported for drawback after they with
drawn from the custody Of the officers Of the Customs
with the exception of goods exported to Canada Clua
hua as also picked fish and refined sugar.
The constrctiongven by the Department TO the terma
Of the above quoted u.s. that the right Of drawback
exists under former laws In the OF all goods in the
country entitled TO drawback the Sd Of March instant
he date Of approval Of this act and that in regard TO ali
goods imported subsequently that date they became sui
eet 10 the provisions Of this ac with the exception those
specially exempted ihereirom.
w. NJ MEREDITH
Secretary Of the Treasury.