{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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DUTIES ON DAMAGED GooDs.-The N. York Commerciai Advertiser says: A correspondence has lately been carried on between the York Cham Der of Commerce, the Collector of the Port and the Secretary of ihe Treasury, respecting the course to be pursued for obtaining reduction of ihe duties on goods damaged while on the voyage of irnpor- tat ion. ..I.H itH Ha

 IL has been the practice. heretofore, 10 obtain a certificate of the damage from the wardens of the port but the Collector and the Secretary now decide that such certificate is unnecessary; that the goods ed by the Custom House appraisers The port war. dens oficcers of the State, and have nothing to do with the apprasement required by the laws of the United States for the purpose of ascertainlng the du' ties to be paid. .-