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 270 FORTY-·FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 255. 1870 P"°"l’°· That they shall be so constructed with such corrugations for. receiving P _ _ and protecting the revenue stamps as the commissioner may approve. to 8;‘;;’;"£“cf*;t, Sec. 2t-}. And to tt farther enacted, That whenever any merchandise, cg,-mg,) mw except w1nte,Hd1sti1led spirits, and perishable or explosive articles, or c an ise im- artic es in u, imported at the ports of New York, in the State of {’§£°;0f:S;°;é New York; Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsylvania; Boston, in the destined for State of Massachusetts; Baltimore, in the State of Maryland; Port- See § B8_ New Qrleans, in the State of Louisiana; and San Francisco, in the State of Qaliforma, shall appear by the invoice or bill of lading and by the I · · manifest to. be consigned to and destined for either of the ports speci- E¤¤‘ym tnpli- fied 10 section thirt -five of this act the collector a he ' mw mdwmm _ Y , · t t port of arrival what shall permit the owner, agent, or consignee to make entry thereof for warehouse or immediate transportation, in triplicate, setting forth the Aft particulars in such entry and the route by which such goods are to be Entry6g1g5g9g5d forwarded, whether by land or water. The entry having been compared bond given, with the invoice and duly sworn to, and such an examination of the ggggzpgpyopqm- gpfpds ang tmpgchaudise having been made as will satisfy the customs mmm mM_ officers_ a · e same corresponds with the manifest and invoice and pO,·m;(,,,_ the duties estimated on the value and quantity of the invoice, and oh the execution of a bond as hereinafter provided, the collector shall deliver S h the same to be immediately transported to such port of destination, at be i;; ggggiw thei sole cost andlmsk of such owner, agent, or consignee. And goods md, anmerchandise imported to any of the aforesaid ports of entry, and dlpsignqd for any port designated by the thirty-fitth section of this act, tfe col ector of said port shall give priority in time to the examination d tb S sind goods afnd merchandise for the purpose of forwarding the same nee no e 0 eir port o estimation and said examination sh ll ' - dt _ _, a not necessitate utqgggzytqyss appgaisers lpippe; and such. merchandise. so entered for immediate transhm mm,. E; gtligllespizm pogibp subjecp tp apprguslpmenlf Gnd liquidation of du- _ _ rs arriva. aoresai, uts a undervo such exammiliilggl is the Sgcretary of tihe hTreasury shall deem necdlssary to verify v ice an entry, an the same examination and appraisement therppfhshall be required and had at the said port of destination as wou aye been required at the port of original importation it such merchandise had been entered for consumption or warehouse at such port. ungqngrzpiggmty, OSEC;  Aid be it further enacted, That the bond required by the foresee i, 3S_ of tg €¤ 1011hS all be in a penal sum of at least double the invoice value Such zu!;;!; gfuizispgtvvitlq tqel dutites added, and in such form, and with ies no ess t an two as shall be resc `b d b h b _ p c ri e yt e curgzyutspgfsor gepfptpry of the Treasury; and the said sureties shall justify, by afligqaidmtuatgony bond is GH before the collector of customs and attached to the said 1831, ch. 87. coueémr ashgpountpt leasthdouble the penalty of the bond, and the said v01_ ;,,_p_ my ceri y to their sufficiency · and the said b d b giigzfgll it gh? pprt of filnal destination, arid transmitted todlhe cndllbrcto; r o irs arriva as provided b the act f M · ht · ` S h hugdifdgand thirty4me_ ’ Y 0 MC no, eiglitegn uc - EC. .. chandismgrbo mm tl. And be ztfurther enacted, That merchandise so entered for dmvmd for spor ation shall be delivered to and transported by common carriers ¤'¤¤¤p¤r¤¤tion to bs deslgmitéfl for this purpose by the Secretary of the Treasur and gzlyigpscppsnirgron to or by none others; and such carriers shall be responsible to the {lint8d nmd by the States as common carriers for the safe delivery of such merch d` T Swrctary ortho tho Collector at the port of its dest,' { · i an mg O Treasury_ Shan b _ _ ma 1ou, and before any such carriers (hmm m 8 permitted to receive and transport any such merchands th give b,,,,d_ shall become bound to the United States in bonds of such fd C Gd Swiss. amount, and with such condif ‘ ‘ · rm an . ions (not: inconsistent with law) and h security as the Secretary of the Treasury shall require. suc
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