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OPFI0BRs or THE CUSTOMS.

CIRCULAR INSTRUCTIONS 70 ooaLsoroRs AND oras
| oPrI0BRs or The 0UsrOhs.
| TRnAsURY DEPARTMENT,
- September 18th, 1869.
| Tho attention Of tho Celestors aud other oic o.
Of the Customsis called to tho following instruc
tons, to be pursued In csnying into sfeot the pro-
visions of the annexed act of Congress, approved
10Th Augurt, 1869, entitled " An act authorizing
imported goods, wares, and nerohsndize. e6y5l6d
ana bonded for warehsusng in pursuance Of Law, to
oe by certain routes, to ports or places in
lst Directly by water to ports or places in Mexi-
co lying on the sea coast or Rio Grsnde.
"a ~ land or water from Point Isabel TO Browns
va io or Laieao thonoe BY water, to places in Mex
transportation, 20 DO allowed wareh0using priv.
ieses A. either Brownsville or Laredo.
Inc hrst section OF the before mentioned act mod-
aee so inucA Q, tue act allowing drawback goods
exported to Chhuahua, &c approved Sd March.
1910, and likewise so much of the act to establish
tho collection district of Brasos dc Santiago. AZ ro
CURES the duties TO DO pad prior to expectation
original PACKAGES which shall have been duly enter
ed and bonded in pursuance of the WarehOusnp not
Of 9th August 1916, to be withdrawn FROM ware.
house, at any time within two years from date Of
without payment Of duties. The section mentioned
also modlfes the provisions of the act Of l849 re.
speeding the transportation OF goods by land from
Point Isabel to Fort Brown, and authorizes their
and places in Mexico, by land water, partly by
land and partly by water, or by such routes rs NAY
be designated BY the Secretary Of the Treasury
Until otherwise directed by the Department, tho
expectation of warehoused goods for immediate
transportation, from Point Isabel to Mexico will DO
by tho following routes, to wit
Goods, wares, and merchandise, proposed to be OK
ported to San Fernando, Passo del Norte, and Chi
hushua, by the routes indicated in the second seo-
ton OF the act be entered for expectation in
conformity With law at the port whore tho same is
Withdrawn from warehouse, and be transported by
water to the port of avaca 10 the collection district
Of Salura Texas, and be transhipped inland thence
TO San Antonia and from the latter place to the
aforementioned destinations in Mexico, either
by way OF Eagle Pass, the Presidio del Norte
and San Elizaro, all the Rio Grande river
On arrival of any such goods vt the port Of Lavaoa,
they will not require to be re-warchoused, but,
after proper examination and inspection by the Off
Ger OF tho customs at said port, will be allowed to
proceed without delay to San Antonio, and thence,
ny the routes indicated, to their destinations in
Aexico. At the port where expectation entry is
mace, bond will be taken in double the amount Of
the duties for the safe transportation of the goods
through the United States, and their landing in
Mexico; said bond to correspond with form Il,
respecting expectations to Canada, attached to
Warehousng cii cular, No "a, dated nth February,
lSd9, with change in the condition of the instru-
ment to conform to the facts. The packages boxes,
cases, &c containing the goods, must BIO secured
and sealed in the mode prescribed in the twenty
first section OF the aforementioned circular in
On the arrival of the goods at Lavaca, they
must be landed under the permission and inspec-
ton OF the Surveyor OF the Customs ut said port,
who will duly examine the same, to see that the
cords and seals are perfect, and il found correct,
will give permit in writing for the transportation
OF the goods to San Antonio, and thence by the
prescribed route to their destination in Mexico
The Surveyor will be required to keep proper re-
cord in his office. describing the goods, by whom
owned, the name of the vessel with date of arrival.
Further inspection Of the goods will be made by the
Inspector OF the Customs at San Antonio, and like
wise by the other inspectors stationed the route
by which the goods may be conveyed to Mexico
These officers will, as required by the act, respec
lively make report semi-aDnually to the Secretary
of the Treasury of all the trade that passes uader
inspection, stating the number of packages, DC
scription Of goods, their value, and the names OF
the exporters"
goods in Meseo az reora G by u law t 81 s'
ton bonds may be cancelled. WM u HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury