Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-12

waersde but will be conveyed to the place of exhibition at
expense Of the importer under charge OF proper oces
of the customs to be there opened by the importer or his
agent and examined in the presence OF the proper oce
the customs, in oder the amount OF duty which
would become payable thereon If sold in this country and
marks attached thereto be considered necessary
to maintain the identity of the goods.
The goods brought for exhibition will be considered as
warhoused under the warehousng regulations IN the pre-
misses appointed for the Exhibition and security must be
given In each for the due reexpoaon OF the goods, or
payment Of the duty at the close Of the Exhibitions and no
goods liable duty to be any account removed from the
premises until the termination of the Exhibition and then
only on payment Of the Duty for re-eXportation.
All works from foreign countries intended for exhibition
should be imported into other OF the following
ports London, Liverpool Bristol Hull Newcastle, Dover,
FoIkestone, and Southampton.
That the packages when unaccompaned by the propre-
tors, shall be addressed to agents
The agents at the ouports will take all the needfu steps
for forwardng under the directions of the Commissioners Of
Customs the packages unopened London, here they
not imported direct into the port of London,) and for
their dsUy unopened at the building in which they are to
In the case Of packages imported into the port Of London
the agent q whom they win p adessed will take charge Of
them on their arrival and forward them unopened 70 hs
| building for exhibition. t9t 3&9 pf
To the arrival of s the packages unopened and
examined at the place Of exhibition, they will be sealed at the
port Of landing with the official seal Of the Board Of Customs,
which will afford guaranty at the same time TO the party
| and to the revenue
The ,choe of the goods ,oH be admitted in the first
stance ,ciout payment of any duty and they are not
disposed Of in England they will be delivered up for
portaton free Of all charge for duty IT. however, they shall
be disposed Of in England the duty chageabe thereon must
that be paid before they removed from the place Of
exhibition, but they cannot be removed until the Exhibition
is finally closed
When the packages have been duly deposited in the build
in which they to be exhibited they will be opened and
examined in the presence of the proprietor Of the agent in
his behalf and will then be in custody of the Commission
without whose authority they cannot be removed from the
Exhibition.
All goods which are forwarded England will remain
posted in charge Of the Customs until claimed by agent
of the party sending them, who will have establish his
right remove them the building by producing the bill Of
adng and the certificate given the exhibitor by the Cen
tra Authorities in each country that such goods intended
| for exposition.
Goods placed in the charge Of the officers Of the Royal
Commission by cusom-house agent for which goods he
has given bond will be permitted be removed from the
Exhibition by any person but the agent through whom they
| are exhibited.
LIST AeEsTs recommended h persons to be employed
by foreigners in passing articles for the Exhibition in 1851
through The Customhouses and who have agreed to do
terms below those charged in ordinary mercantile
actions Each Of the aforementioned agents prepared
| to forward their scale Of changes
il LONDON.
! Mr. Chimney, 671, Lower Thames street.
Measrs. Lightly and Simon. 1913, Fenchurch- h-street
j Messrs. McCracken, 2, Old Jewry.
Mr. d. Maclean, Lobby, Custom-house.
j, Mr. G. T. Major, 81, Biller-street
Messrs Phillips and Rowell IL, Water-lane, Thames
, street.
Messrs. stal Schmidt & Co., IA, Mark Lane.
4 BRIsToL-Messrs Fords and Canning
HuLL-Messrs. Good Todman & Co.
i, LIvERPooL-Messrs. Sherlock.
NEwcAsrLE-Mr. John. .Omson, So, Quay side.
DovER-Mr. John Hayward, jr.. Mr.. John Friend.
FoLKEsroNE-Mr. F. M. Faulkner Mi. Theodore Walsh
SoUrHAnpros-Mr. G. A. p. Brady.