holders thereof to be paid....
in Turkey, appointment and pay of........... 374
Drawback, Bureau of,
books and papers in any ports to be de-
livered to collector of internal revenue 689
Drawbacks,
of certain duties to be allowed on expor-
tation...
..111, 112
form of the entry for, &c...112, 113, 115, 116
oaths of different persons when exporting 114
districts from which goods may be cx-
ported with benefit of..
114
certain goods not entitled to, unless, &c.. 115
what such certificate to contain....
form of permit for unlading goods, &c... 117
provision for transporting goods entitled
to, by land conveyance
exporters entitled to, to receive debenture
from collector..
on foreign merchandise exported in the
original packages, to Chihuaha and
Santa Fé in Mexico, provisions con-
cerning.
.....288, 289
to the British American provinces
adjoining the United States ..289, 290
two and a half per cent. to be reserved by
collectors for the United States
proceedings in case of collector's refusal
ten per cent. to be attained for use of
the United States
bond to deliver goods at a foreign port.
when certificate of purchaser must be
under internal revenue law
certificate of consul to be produced
upon manufacturers exclusively of cotton,
when exported..
amount of, and how ascertained..
none, in any case, allowed on manufac
tured tobacco, snuff, or cigars...
no claim for articles exported prior to
June 30, 1864, unless presented within
three months from, &c...
powers of custom-house officers in rela-
estimation of foreign coins in computa-
be delivered on entry of vessel, &c.
may be deposited in bonded ware-
houses..
invoices to be made out in the currency
of the place of exportation .
on imports and tonnage in Louisiana..
what laws to be in force there, &c..
act imposing higher rates of tonnage or
impost on British vessels, &c. repealed 175,
drawback allowed on merchandise im-
ported into Boston or Newport, and
transported to or from either port by
land conveyance for exportation..
same as to Bristol and Boston
goods, &c. unless wholly the growth, &c.
not to be imported into the United
States from certain British colonies and
dependencies
provisions as to the entry of goods, &c.
imported from any adjacent territory 200,
Secretary of Treasury may prescribe
rules
annual statistical statement of commerce
of the United States, how to be made
up, and what to include..
drawback on foreign hemp, &c....
ten per cent. to be retained..
existing laws, as to collection, punish-
ment, penalties, forfeitures, &c. saved. 405
duties, how assessed, when goods of dif-
ferent values are in same invoice...... 405
construction of words "value" and "val-
ued"
goods, &c. on shipboard and bound to
the United States within fifteen days
after passage of this act, and in pub-
lic stores, April 1, 1861, subject to
what duties..
goods in warehouse April 1, 1861, on
which duties are lessened. may be with-
drawn on payment of less duty....... 405
collector to take possession of certain,
when, &c....
...405, 406
may be collected on shipboard in certain
additional duty of ten or twenty per cent.
on, repealed
provisions as to payment and refunding
of those paid under protest.
act of May 28, 1830, for the more effect-
ual collection of the
additional appraisers and assistant
appraisers, their duty and their
pay
on goods deposited in bonded warehouses
and public stores, when to be paid.... 410
additional tonnage duties to be imposed
on vessels after December 31, 1862... 419
certain ships to pay tonnage duty
rights acquired under any treaty, not
law prohibiting the export of guano sus-
tare, how estimated and allowed..
consuls, &c. to report fraudulent practices
upon the revenue..
mode of examination and appraisement
of merchandise
re-exportation of goods..
goods on which duties are paid may be
transported into two other districts,
and exported with benefit of drawback 239
on goods imported into Pittsburg, Wheel-
ing, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis,
Nashville, and Natchez, may be secured
and paid at those places...
surveyors to be appointed, if, &c.... 241
provisions as to extensions of bonds for.. 256
mode of ascertaining actual market value
of goods....
..278, 279, 280
articles themselves may be taken in part,
for payment of...
on non-enumerated articles...
examinations of invoices and packages.. 280
rules to be established for appraisal of... 280
merchandise recovered from shipwrecked
vessels abandoned for two years, may
be admitted free..
.281, 282
amendments of tariff act of 1861.
additional duty for breach of transporta-
tion bond under the warehousing act,
to be double the duty, not double the
value of the goods...
goods in public stores and on shipboard
August 1, 1862, subject to what rates
of duty.....
goods in public store to be withdrawn, or
duties paid within one year after im-
portation...
or may be transshipped within three
at whose risk and expense.
drugs, &c. may be exported
return of duties on goods exported, not
to be allowed after, &c....
supplies for vessels of war of nations
reciprocating the privilege may be
bought from warehouse duty free..420, 421
repeal of inconsistent laws..
existing laws as to collection of duties,
imposing penalties, &c. to apply to this
provision as to depositing and storage of
goods, &c. in warehouse...
.294, 295
as to withdrawal of goods from. 294, 295
as to sale of those in store more
than a year.
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