Circular Instructions 10 Collectors OF the


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Circular Instructions TO Collectors or the


Customs.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 10th, ls45.
Herewith you will receive Act entitled An act (be
fore pubshe allowing draw upon foreign merchan
sse exported IN the orgnal 70 r emo
provinces adjoining the United Sates approved the "a
March s!S accompanied with forms and Instructions ior
carrying the same into execution.


The rst six sections Of the act apply to the expoa
tion Of merch in the original packages import
ed to chihuahua in Mexico, Sante Fe New Mexl-
co. either by the route of the Arkansas River through
Van Buren, or by the route OF Red River through Ful
pendence Consequently foreign imported merchandise
exported or conveyed to the places in Mexico or New
caed in the act, will not be entitled to drawback Of the
import duties. is also 10 be remarked that the exporta
ton OF merchandise by the routes and to the places be-
tore mentioned can only be made from the original port
OF importation.


In pursuance OF the authority vested in the Secretary
OF the Treasury by the It'll section OF the act follow
ing rules ulaons and iorms are prescribed and are
to be strictly observed.


First In regard to the expectation of merchandise to


On first giving twenty four hours notice at the Gus
tom house, intention to export the exporter must make
due entry and er that purpose must produce the in
voice required by the ID section Of the act said entry
must reolte the invoice in detail and in addition give
particular description Of the merchandise, whence
and by whom imported the Of the vessel and the
time of Importation with the original invoice value Of the
goods and also state the destination and route by which
the merchandise be transported The entry must in
all cases be verified the oath affirmation of the per-
ton Of the FIRST with that sny through
whose hands the merchandise may have passed. declaring
same 70 be IN the original package or packages and
packages should also be carefully made by proper officer
Of the customs at the time of making entry. The bond
qured by the 9th section of the act must be given by the
exporter. s1 81 NM .AU# eWr 1t


In consideration of the large inland transportation and
the Packages, thereby rendering it difficult to identity
the deemed proper for the etectual security
OF the revenue to require that each package shall be
marks and numbers to be placed as those the
package The inner package to be secured with
tached


Forms Of entry. invoice certificates, and oaths, are


Second The remaining sections Of the act apply to the
exportaon OF merchandise for benefit OF drawback to the
States and certain ports declared ports from
goods wares, aud merchandise ON which
m aas m s
and to which ports foreign goods and merchandise
may be TRANSPORTED inland BY water from the port
| be thence exported for benefit ofdraw back


The course to be pursued the transportation inland
ported the designated ports Of expectation enumerated
the 7h sec ton OF the act to be similar to that pre-
I'd March, 7e9 and all the legal requirements and forms
Of law must be strictly pursued in cases arising under


the expectation by ports in the adjoining Bri
ish PROVINCES all the existing acquisitions Of law regu
lang the expectation OF merchandise to foreign ports
for the benefit OF back must be fully complied with
On the arrival of merchandise transported inland at
either of the enumerated ports Of exportation strct
and thorough inspection of the same must be made
by an officer of the customs, to see that the goods
identical with those described in the accompanying
transportation certificate granted the collector Of the
port from whence they may have been originally trans
ported.


In the event Of any detention Of the merchandise at the
port of exportaon for any cause said merchandise
be deposited either at the customhouse
soreoue to be selected by the collector the keys of
which must be lodged in his hands. Any expense for


storage must be betrayed by the consignee Of
the goods Before exporting the goods to their destined
port in the adjoining British Provinces entry must be
made according to the forms herewith marked T. and F.


On the return of the manifest with the certificates there
in due FORM to the collector Of the pert of expora.
ton must be Immediately transmitted to the collector
Of the district and port from whence the goods were or
gnay transported in order that the drawback of the du
ties nary be duly paid by the collector of said port
is to be specially noted that the law contemplating
the probable retention of the original manifest at the TO
reign Custom House, requires duplicate certified
copy Of the to be granted at the time Of sxporaon
which is to be endorsed the certificate OF the foreign
collector, fnd also the oath affirmation of the master
r. J. WALKER, Secretary Of the Treasury.