[PrnLIc-No. 38. i
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AN ACT TO authorize the importation Of Brandy,
in casks Of capacity not less than fifteen %al-


Ions and the expectation Of the same for the


benefit of draw back OF the duties


Be ii enacted By the Senate and House II
REPRESENTATIVES IF the UnRed STATES of ~
merica in Congress- assembled, That, from
and after the passage of this act, brandy may be
imported into the United States in casks Of ca
pacity not less than fifteen gallons, any thing in
any law to the contrary notwithstanding: Prerid-
ed, homeuer, That all the provisions of existing
laws, not inconsistent with this act, relating TO the
Importation Of foreign spirits, be complied with:
find prou.ded further, That all brandy imported
in casks of capacity less than ninety gallons,
shall be deposited, at the expense and risk Of the
importer, in such public or other warehouses, as
shall be designated by the Collector or Survey
or, for the port where the same shall be landed,
and shall be removed thereirom III the manner
prescribed By an act entitled san act for provid-
inE tor the deposite OF wines and distilled spirits
in public archousrs, and for other purposes. /"


SEC. 9. IND be II .fltrtdtr enacted, That
brandy imported in casks Of a capacity not less
than fifteen gallons, may be exported for the
benefit Of drawback OF the duties which shall
have been paid thereon; and the exporter or cx
porters Of brandy so imported, shall be entitled
to receive debenture or dcbenturcs, for the a.
mount Of such drawback, agrccablv to the exist,
ng laws; and all acts now ia force regulating the
expectation ofsplrts, and the allowance and pay
incnt of drawbacks and debcnturcs, shall 30
deemed applicable TO brandy, the Importation oi
which ls permitted by this act


SEC. 5. ,dnd be IL further ensctea, Tina,
this act shall continue in force for tile period o
three years, and no longer.


Approved March 2, 1897.