500 Trrna xxx1v.—COLLECTION OF DUTIES.——Cr1. 1. 21 Feb-. 1863, c- who shall reside at Jersey City, and shall have power to enter and clear 52» V- 12· P· 6?8· vessels in like manner as the collector at New York is authorized by law 793 gig? 387% °’ to do, and shall act in conformity to such instructions as he shall from 756.'’ p` time to time receive from the co lector of New York; a surveyor, to act 2 Mar-. 1867. c- also as collector, who shall reside at Albany. [A surveyor at each of 178»”·1·"·1'*»P·5*2- the ports of Cold Sprin , on the north side of Long Island and Port 28g7£1gy’;8$§j:' Jefferson, who shall residi at their respective ports.] [See s 4840.1 p. 3:02. 21'rzb., isn, C. ee, 1-. 19, p. 245. Champlain. Third. ln the district of Champlain, a collector, who shall reside at
Plattsbur h; a deputy collector, who shall reside at Rouse’s Point; a
22 ,,_ Q:] p_ deputy collector, who shall reside at 1rVh1tehall; and the President may F-sJuire, 1864, c. appoint not exceeding two surveyors, who shall reside at such places as 10% 13. he may deem proper. u yl 1 c' 180, .14, . 94. _ Oshegatghie. Fourth. In the district of Oswegatchle, a collector, who shall reside at 3 2 1»gar.,21811é5§. Og`d°“”b“*`gh· 1, s. , v. ,p. . Cape Vi¤¢•=¤t· Fifth. ln the district of Cape Vincent, a collector, who shall reside at 751*:-gpl'?. llggiv- Cape Vincent. 1 OSWBZO- Sixth. In the district of Oswe 0, a collector, who shall reside at 2 Mar 1799 c Q g ·» r ‘ SWGgO· 22, s. 5, v. 1, p.631. Genesee. G Seventh. In the district of Genesee, a collector, who shall reside on the `3 Mar., 1805, c. enesee River. 34, s. 1, v. 2, p.336. Niagara. Ei hth. In the district of Nia ra, a collecto1·, who shall reside at Sus- Tr __ _--. 3 . ge 2 Mu-., 1799, c. P°“$‘°“ Bridge- 22, s. 5,v. 1, p. 631. 3 Mar., 1863, c. 87, s. 2, v. 12, p. 761. Buffalo Creek. Ninth. In the district of Buffalo Creek, a collector, who shall reside at 3 Mu, 1805, c_ Buffalo; and an appraiser. 34, s. 2, v. 2, 11.336. 14 July, 1870, c. 255, m. 35, 36, v. 16, p. 271. Dunkirk. Tenth. In the district of Dunkirk, a collector, who shall-reside at Dun- 27 July, 1854. ¢· kirk; and for each of the ports of Barcelona, Silver Creek, and Catta- ég? "· 10- PF 31°· raugus Creek, a deputy collector. Entry of mer- Sec. 2537. All cargoes char ble with duties intended for delivery at n .1 n {1 - §°°
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- ·gI_;‘*n‘“tft“ " the port of Greenport, in the tate of New York, shall be entered and
—E6 the utres paid at the port of Sag} Harbor, before permission shall be 5, v. 9,_p,'210.` granted to discharge the same at geenpgrt, I O Examiner-s¤tNew Sec. 2588. The Secretary of the Freasury may, on the nomination of York.____ the appraiser, appoint such number of examiners at the port of New 27 July, 1866, c. York as the Secretary may rn writing determine to be necessary, to aid 284·¤-4.V·l4»P·303· each of the assistant appraisers in the examination, inspection, and _ appralsement of merchan ise. Emrr1<>yé&¤¤¤p£ Sec. 2539. The Secretary of the Treasury shall also a point, on the f,;‘;,“{(‘;,Q °° “ nomination of the appraiser- at the port of New York, the clgrks, veriiiers, ·T,Y-——- samplers,_opencrs, packers, and messengers employed in the appraisers ‘ office, or m any of the departments thereof, an shall limit an x their num er. chEnltry_of mg Sec. 2540. All merchandise chargeable with duties intended for deliv- ,0:"*C0{3°§;g'g ery at the_port of .Cold Spring, on the north side of Lon Island, in the ——-———4 State of New York, or at the port of Port Jefferson, in that State, shall 26 Jan., 1848, c. . . , 5_ v_ 9, p_ 2w_ entered and the duties paid at the port of New York, before permis- 11g18g1g,, (§852.£_ mop shall be granted to discharge the same at Cold Spring or Port . - N- ,p- - e erson. Di¤¤"i<=¤ in New Sec. 2541. There shall beth State f N J .ll f -
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-.2.M§E.;imTc First. The district of Newark; tocomprise all the waters and 8h0FOS 22, ¤_ 7,vjL p_ ,132: of that part of the State of New Jersey lying north and east of Eliza- 3g_1.m6,]g34,,,_ beth and Staten Island, extending eastward as ar as the mouth of the 135, s. 9, v.4, p.716. Kill Van Kull, where it empties into the bay of New York; including
