The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-01
CHAP. LXXIV.

Speaker of the House of Representatives.
CHAP. LXXIV.
's.. CONCLUDED
Sec 25. And be it further enacted, That no auc-
tioneer shall be authorized, by virtue of his Ii
cenSe as such auctioneer, to sell any goods or
other property in any other district than that
in which the license shall have been granted, but
lawyers, physicians, surgeons, or dentists having
taken out Il license as such shall not be required
to take out any additional license in consequence
of practicing their profession within or beyond
the limits of the district where licensed.
Sec. 26. And be it further enacted, That upon
the removal of any person or persons from the
house or premises at which he, She, or they were
authorized by license to exercise or carry on any
trade or business mentioned in such license, and
authorized to grant licenses to authorize and em-
power, by Endorsement on such license or other
wise, as the commissioner OF internal revenue
shall direct, the person or persons so removing,
aforesaid, to any other place, to carry on the
trade or business specified in such license at the
place to which such person or persons may have
removed, for or during the residue of the term
for which such license was originally granted,
without taking out any fresh license payment
of any additional duty or any fee thereupon for
the residue of such term and until the expiration
thereof: Provided, always, That fresh entry of
the premises at which such trade or business shall
continue to be SO exercised or carried on, as
aforesaid, shall thereupon be made by and in the
name names Of the person or persons to whom
such aU thority as aforesaid, shall be granted.
Sec ~. And be it further enacted, That any
person who shall offer for sale, after the thirteth
of Sep sember, eighteen hundred and sixty three
any of the articles named in Schedule &. OF the
act to which this act is an amendment, whether
the ar cles offered are imported, or are OF Tor
eign CIR domestic manufacture, shall be deemed
the IN. ,nufncturer thereof, and subject to all the
duties liabilities, and penalties in said act I'M
posed n regard TO the sale OF such articles with
out th use of the proper stamp or stamps, as IN
said & 1t is required. ,
Sec. % And be it further enacted, That all
dio nrrnorotiOnS cOmOOSitlOnS. perfume
ry ami cosmetics, intended for expectation. as
provid ed for in section one hundred and nine OF
the ac 20 which this act is an amendment, in order
to be anutactured and sold or removed, without
having being charged with duty, and without
stamp affixed thereto, may, under such rules and
reguls tions as the Secretary OF the Treasury may
Drescl 'ibe, be made and manufactured III ware
house known and designated III treasury reSuia'
tions rs bonded warehouses, class two: Provided
such manufacturer shall first give satisfactory
bond to the collector of internal revenue for the
faitf Ill observance OF the rules and regulation
herein provided for, in amount not less than nan
reuI ed by the regulations of the Secretary of tho
Treas ury from persons allowed bonded ware
house :, class two. Such goods, when manufac
turcd in such warehouses, may be removed fo
expol tation under the direction of the revenue
Office having charge thereof, without being
eharo ed with putty, and without having a staml
affixe d thereto ANY manutactuI er of the articles
afore said or of any of them, having such bondet
ware house as aforesaid, Shall be at liberty, unde
such rules and regulations as the Secretary OF TIL
Tren ;uTy may prescribe, to convey therein an.
mate rials 10 be used i'll such manufacture whici
ara q uowed by the provisions Of the said act TO b
expo ,rted free from tax duty, as well as the ne
cess, try materials, implements, packages, vessels
bran ds and labels for the preparation, putting up
and export Of the said manufactured articles, ant
ever V article so used shall be exempt from staml
and excise duty. Articles and materials so to b
uset NAV be transferred from any bonded ware
hou sc in which the same may be, under such reg
ulat ions as the Secretary of the Treasury ma
pres cribe into any bonded warehouse, class two
in which such manufacture may be conducted
and may be used in such manufacture, and, whe
sol .sed shall be exempt from stamp and eXcls
dut v and the receipt Of the officer of the revenu
in charge shall be received rs voucher for tn
ma nufacture of such articles. Any materials i'm
POI ted into the United States may, under sue
rul es as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre-
SCI ibe, and under the direction OF the proper ON
ce of the customs, be removed IN orlglnal pack
&c ,es from on ship-board, or from the oonde
" arehouses in which the same may be, into til
,onded warehouse, class two, in which such man
facture may be carried on, Tor the purpose OF be
ing used in such manufacture, without paymen
of duties thereon, and may there be used i'll sue
manufacture No article so removed, nor any al
ticle manufactured in said bonded warehouse
class two shall be taken theretrom except Tor eH
portation, under the direction OF the proper OH
Ger of the customs having charge thereof, who's
certificate describing the articles by their marks
or otherwise, the quantity, the date of imports
tion and name of vessel, with such addItlona
nartculars as NAV from time to time be required
Shall be received by the collector OF customs /
cancellation of the bonds, return of the amoun
of foreign import duties All labor perlorme
and services rendered under these regulation
shall be under the supervision of an officer OF tn
customs, and at the expense OF the manufacturer
Sec. 90. And be it further enacted, lhat spokes
hubs. felloes, grindstones, coke, silver bullion
rolled or prepared for platcrs' use exclusively
materials for the manufacture of hoop-skirts es
clusvely, and untitled for other use, (such a
steel wire rolled, tempered, or covered, Gu
tapes, and small wares for joining hoops togetl
er) spindles, and castings of all descriptions
where made exclusively for instruments, articles
or machinery upon which duties are assessed an
paid, shall be exempt from duty; and all good:
wares, and merchandise, and articles made G
manufactured from materials which have bee
subject to and upon W ich internal duties nav
been paid, or upon which no duties are impose
by law where the increased value OF such good:
" wares, and merchandise and articles so made an
manufactured, shall not exceed the amount {
five per centum ad Valorem, snail DC, ana hereD
are exempt from duty.
Sec 30. And be it further enacted, That on a
cloths of silk, cotton, or other material, dyet
printed, bleached, manufactured, or prepared int
other fabrics which removed from the plaC
oi manufacture prior to the first of Septembe
eighteen hundred and siXty-two, or which haV
been OF shall be imported the duty or tax OF thre
ner centum shall be assessed only upon the IL
creased value thereof: Provided, lurther, Ihs
whenever the duty has been assessed, or assesse
and collected at the full value thereon upon ciotf
of silk, cotton, or other material manufacture
and removed from the place OF manufacture prie nc
sixty-two or which were imported prior to I'll
passage of this act, and which have been dyet
printed, bleached, manufactured, or o!herWls
prepared into other fabrics since the said first
September, eighteen hundred and slXty-tWo' u u
- commissioner of internal revenue, subject to tn
regulation of the Secretary Of the shd
remit. refund and pay back such proportion
said duties were assessed upon the the value
bleached manufactured, or otherwise prepared
Sec. 81 And be it further enacted, That I'll
commissioner of internal revenue, subject to til
regulations of the SECRETARY of the Treasury, sha
be-. and hereby is, authorized to remit, refunt
II and pay back all duties enormously or Illegal
assessed or collected, and all judgments or sun
of money recovered in any court against any co
lector or deputy collector for any duties or licel
ses paid under, protest IN.
Sec. 32 And be it further enacted, That mani
facturers of lard oil, lubricating oil, and linsee
oil shall be subject to the provisions of the act
which this is an amendment, relating to distiliel
of spirituous liquors, and designed for the pu
pose of ascertaining the quantity produced, so Fl
as the'same may, in the judgment Of the eommi
to be prescribed by him, be deemed necessary