The Congressional Globe, Part 1Blair & Rives, 1867 - Law |
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Page 225
... duty than that now imposed upon piece and dress silks , namely , sixty per cent . ad valorem , and when made of other materials than silk the duty shall be fifty per cent . ad valorem ; and that wire spiral furniture springs , imported ...
... duty than that now imposed upon piece and dress silks , namely , sixty per cent . ad valorem , and when made of other materials than silk the duty shall be fifty per cent . ad valorem ; and that wire spiral furniture springs , imported ...
Page 280
... duty is onerous it will be dis- the nomination of the Chief Justice , does not charged by the Chief Justice if Congress , hav- render that appointment invalid in my judging imposed it upon him , see fit to keep it on ment . You might ...
... duty is onerous it will be dis- the nomination of the Chief Justice , does not charged by the Chief Justice if Congress , hav- render that appointment invalid in my judging imposed it upon him , see fit to keep it on ment . You might ...
Page 362
... duty now and is on the retired list , suffering from rheumatism occasioned by ex- posure in the field on active duty . The Gen- eral of the Army is perfectly willing to have Congress , if they think proper , provide for de- tailing ...
... duty now and is on the retired list , suffering from rheumatism occasioned by ex- posure in the field on active duty . The Gen- eral of the Army is perfectly willing to have Congress , if they think proper , provide for de- tailing ...
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