FORM NO. 65 (OLD No. 37).

Transit to Mexico-Permit-Cording, sealing, and branding.

Transit to Mexico-Order to inspect and superintend lading.

To the SURVEYOR OF THE PORT:

PORT OF

You will direct an inspector to examine the merchandise described in the accompanying entry, and, if it agree therewith, to superintend the lading thereof on the for transit and exportation to and when completed to report his action.

Naval Officer.

FORM No. 67 (OLD No. 39).

Collector.

Transit to Mexico-Inspector's return of lading.

PORT OF

I hereby certify that I have examined the merchandise described in the annexed entry, and find that it agrees with the description therein, that 3 and that they have been laden, under my supervision, on board the for transit and exportation to and that they are secured by customs certify that a manifest thereof has been delivered to the

6

5

I further

Inspector.

for transit by way of

Marks. Numbers.

Packages.

Contents. Consignor. Consignee.

[To be signed by shipper.]

PORT OF

I certify that the merchandise above described has been laden under my supervision upon the

Insert "corded and sealed," or "branded and sealed," or "cased, corded,

FORM NO. 69 (OLD NO. 41).

Transit to Mexico-Manifest of merchandise transshipped.

Manifest of merchandise laden on the

1at

for transit

through the United States, and exportation by way of frontier port to ——, transshipped at this port and laden on car of the

of

No.

3

Marks. Numbers. Packages. Contents. Consignor. Consignee.

[To be signed by owner or agent.]

PORT OF

I certify that the merchandise above described has been laden under my supervision upon the car specified, and

FORM NO. 70 (OLD No. 42).

Inspector.

Transit to Mexico-Certificate of inspection and exportation.

PORT OF

I hereby certify that the merchandise described in entry No. on the - day of -, by

made at tion to of the

Marks.

for exportahas arrived at this port, as appears from inspection

5 and has been delivered for exportation

I,

FORM NO. 71 (OLD No. 43).

Certificate of consignee of landing at foreign port.

of the of

merchant, do hereby certify that the goods or merchandise hereinafter described have been landed in this [city, town, or port] between the of, from on board the

is at present master, viz: [Here describe the merchandise]; which, according to the bills of lading for the same, were shipped on board the , at the port of in the United States of America, on or about the day of and consigned to [me or to us] by aforesaid, merchant (or by the master of

I,

Certificate of consignee of landing outside of Free Zone.

of the city of

Mexico, do hereby certify that the goods or merchandise hereinafter described have been landed in the city of, Mexico, on the on board the cars of the

day of R. R., whereof

-, from
is at

present conductor, and have been duly entered at the Mexican custom-house in the said city of

and consigned, forwarded,
Mexico, beyond the limits

Marks.

Numbers.

Description of goods.

Value.

which, according to the bills of lading for the same, were shipped
on board the bonded line at the port of
of America, on the

day of

in the United States and consigned to me at

T. D. 17294.

I,

FORM NO. 73 (OLD No. 44).

Consular verification of consignee's certificate.

consul (or agent) of the United States of America at the city of , do declare that the facts set forth in the preceding certificate, subscribed by of the said city, merchant, and dated the are, to my knowledge, just and true (or are, in my opinion, just and true, and deserve full faith and credit).

day of

In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of my office, at

[SEAL.]

this day of

Consul.

The verification on Form No. 73 shall be made by the T.D.16396. United States Consul for the district through which the merchandise was imported, who shall certify that the merchandise has passed beyond the limits of the Free Zone, and shall require satisfactory evidence of payment of the full and regular duties as assessed by the Government of Mexico on goods destined for points beyond the limits of the Free Zone.

CHAPTER XI.

WITHDRAWALS OF MERCHANDISE IN BOND.

Act July 24, 1897, sec. 33. R. S., 2980.

2972.

GENERAL PROVISIONS.

ART. 753. Imported merchandise in bond may be withdrawn under any of the prescribed forms, upon payment of any duties accrued thereon at any time within three T. D. 6369, 6695. years from the date of first importation at the port of original entry, in quantities of not less than one entire package, or, if in bulk, not less than one ton in weight: R.S., 2970, 2071, Provided, That any goods remaining in public store or bonded warehouse beyond three years from the date of original importation shall be regarded as abandoned to the Government and sold and the proceeds paid into the T. D. 14986, 14995. Treasury. The date of original importation is the date of arrival in this country at the first customs port, and in the case of any goods exported in good faith and reimported the date of arrival on reimportation shall be considered the date of importation. The withdrawal must be made by the person or firm named in the original entry T. D. 6695, 14206. for warehousing or by a person or firm duly authorized by the former, which authority must appear in writing upon. the withdrawal. All withdrawals shall be made in duplicate or triplicate, as the case may be, and shall show the number of the bond, the marks and numbers of the packages withdrawn, the vessel and date of importation, the description, quantity, separate value of each package and total dutiable value of the merchandise, and shall be signed by the party making the withdrawal.

R.S., 2983, 2984.

R. S., 2981.

T. D. 17444.

ART. 754. No withdrawal for export shall be allowed before the liquidation of the warehousing entry, or a special liquidation of such items as refer to the merchandise exported, and there shall be no abatement nor allowance of duties on account of damage, loss, or deterioration of merchandise while in warehouse, except as provided by statute.

ART 755. No merchandise shall be removed from a bonded warehouse, unless upon a duly signed permit containing the designation of said warehouse, the date of the receipt of the merchandise therein, and the word "Deliver" and date thereof, certified by the person in charge of the storage

books at the custom-house. Whenever the collector shall have been notified of a lien for freight, charges or contributions in general average, no merchandise subject to said lien shall be delivered from warehouse, or other place in which the same may be deposited, until the lien has been duly satisfied.

ART. 756. Merchandise may be withdrawn from bonded warehouses under several prescribed forms, each of which is treated as follows:

1. For transfer to another warehouse in same district, under the supervision of a customs officer.

Art. 761.

2. At original port of entry, for consumption. Art. 762. 3. Supplies for vessels. Art. 770.

4. Supplies for foreign vessels of war. Art. 800.

5. Materials for the construction and repair of vessels. Art. 802.

6. Salt for curing fish. Art. 819.

7. At secondary ports, for consumption. Art. 828. 8. For transfer to a bonded manufacturing warehouse. Art. 997.

9. For transportation in bond, general provisions. Art.

830.

10. At original ports, for transportation in bond, and for rewarehousing. Art. 833.

11. At secondary ports, for transportation in bond. Art. 863.

12. For transportation and exportation to Canada and Mexico. Art. 864, 867.

13. At original ports, for exportation. Art. 881.

14. At secondary ports, for exportation. Art. 887.

15. For exportation of railroad iron and machinery under repair bond. Art. 888, 894.

16. For exports under special bonds. Art. 895.

17. Combined entry for "vessel" warehouse and immediate export. Art. 896.

18. Combined entry for warehouse and immediate transportation. Art. 906.

19. Combined entry for rewarehouse and exportation on arrival at secondary ports. Art. 915.

20. Combined entry for rewarehouse and immediate transportation. Art. 918.

21. Combined entry for rewarehouse and immediate consumption on arrival. Art. 920.

In addition to the above, withdrawals may be made under Form No. 63, modified, for immediate export via the Isthmus and San Francisco to Honolulu. Also, for