Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26

rcscn~s ID -e p cafa4ass~, and, % The
ofser hssd that any article of fssxsSn pro-
Ssce os Hz&a9i3ci@se ps~.snS ih-vsss sAsss
rrsnesEalIilss ia; destined ST. soa< osh<r
part of tn O-i"sssan Empire. al ~. be
iIable 10 the ravmea; of eas.ems dgfy un-
tii such article rezehes the 6rss custom
house under The dsrec. sdmsuss.rsisoa u
the Sss...iHse Porte.
The szlse cserse shall he followed With
RESPECT to any article the prsdace or uans-
facture cf these priaeipali;ies, as yell -
with respect to any article the produce o.
manufacture Of any other por:;un Of ;hs
Ottoman Empire, intended for expectation.
Such articles will be liable to tn pay meut
of customs duties, the former to the Gus
toin-house Of the aforesaid principalit;es,
aud the latter to the Ottoman custom house
the object being that neither import nor
export duties shall in any case be payable
more than once.
Article VII. The subjects and citizens
of the contracting parties shall enjoy, in
the dominions and possessions Of the other,
equality Of treatment with native subjects
or citizens in regard to warehousing, and
also in regard to bounties, facilities, and
drawbacks.
ARTICLE VIII. All articles which are or
may be legally importable into the United
States Of America, in vessels of the United
States, may likewise be imported in Otto
man vessels without being liable to any
other or higher duties or charges, Of what
ever denomination, than if such articles
were imported in vessels of the United
States; and, recprocally, oil articles which
are or may be legally importable into the
dominions and possessions Of his Imperial
Majesty the Sultan in Ottoman vessels, may
likewise be imported in vessels of the
United States without being liable to any
other or higher duties or charges, of what
ever denomination, than if such articles
were imported in Ottoman vessels. Such
reciprocal equality Of treatment shall take
effect without distinction. whether such az
ticles come directly from the place OF Or
igin or from any other country. In the
same manner there shall be perfect equality
of treatment in regard to expectation, so
that tho same export duties shall be paid,
and the same boun,ies and drawbacks al
lowed in the dominions and possessions Of
either Of the contracting parties Oh the ex-
portation Of any article which is, or may
be, legally exportable therefrom, whether
such expectations shall take place in Otto
man or in vessels Of the United States,
and whatever may be the place Of dcstina-
ton. whether q port Of either Of the con.
tracing parties, or Of any third power.
ARTICLE TX. No duties of tonnage, har-
Dor, pilotagc, lighthouse, quarantine, or
other similar or corresponding duties Of
whatever nature, or under whatever denom-
ination, levied in the name Or for the profit
Of government, public functionaries, private
individuals, corporations, or establishments
of any kind, shall be imposed in the ports
Of the dominions and possessions of either
country upon the vessels of the other coun-
try which shall not equally, and under the
same conditions, be imposed in the like cases
on national vessels in general.
Such equality Of treatment shall apply
recprocally to the respective vessels, from
whatever port or place they may arrive and
whatever may be their place of destination.
ARTICLE \. All vessels which, according
to the laws of the United States. are to be
deemed vessels of the United States, and
all vessels which, according to Ottoman
laws, are to bc deemed Ottoman vessels,
shall, for the purposes Of this treaty, be
deemed vessels of the United States and
Ottoman vessels respectively.
ARTICLE XI. No charge whatever shall
be made upon goods Of the United States,
being the produce or manufacture Of the
United States Of America, whether in ves-
sells of the United States or other vessels,
nor upon any goods the produce or manu-
facture of any other foreign country carried
in vessels Of tho United States, when the
same shall pass through the Straits Of the
Dardanellcs, or of the Bosphorus, whether
such goods shall pass through those straits
in the vessels that brought them, or shall
have been transhipped to other vessels; or
whether, after having been sold for Apor-
tatiou, they SHALL for certain limited time,
Lc landed. in order to be placed in other
vessels for the continuance Of their voyage.
In the latter case, the goods in question
shall be deposited ut Constantinoplc, in the
magazines Of the custoun-house. called tram
sit magazines; and in any other places where
there is no entrepot they shall be placed
under the charge Of the administration Of
the customs.
ARTICLE MI. The Sublime Porte, De-
string to grant by means Of grsasal co.
ccs-ioas all facilities in iss Peses 70 sssssit
by BIZ l2si. il is stipsIased ard agreed that
the duty cf three PER crss- levisd sp 10 shs
time on articles i.ps-sed inss the Osse@as
Emyire. in their pss@se thrvsgA the Osae-
mas Emyire 10 cshs css~tries. hall Be re-
dse-a 10 TOO pr csss-, p.ysbse - she ds:y
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frs. sL< say Il shs exsAa.es 4 she s.s6-
e.;ssas & tie Psssess TREATY. - q fssa ssa
defsise sax q 80 pr csss-. vhirA sAan -
hviea, - = 10 he she 60 viaA NsPsss -
Ossa.sa prsA.sr szPssssa. - aeAsy -