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1.-STATEMENT OF DOMESTIC 11 Dutch Guiana 12 Belgium 13 14 Scotland 15 16 Gibraltar 15 Ireland 17 Malta 18 British East 19 20 Mauritius 19 Cape 20 British Honduras 21 British Guiana 22 British West 23 24 Mauritius 23 British American 3.-STATEMENT OF FOREIGN 5.-GENERAL STATEMENT Atlantic Belgium 13 England British American colonies British East Indies cent Cisplatine Crews Danish West Indies day of June Denmark Danish West DOMESTIC EXPORTS Dutch East Indies Dutch West DUTIES AD VALOREM entitled to drawback FOREIGN EXPORTS foreign vessels French West Indies Gallons Hanse Towns Hanseatic Holland 9 Dutch Hope IMPORTS IN 1845-46-Continued Ireland 16 Gibraltar Malta 18 British Mediterranean MERCHANDISE PAYING DUTIES MERCHANDISE PAYING SPECIFIC Norway PAYING SPECIFIC DUTIES Pounds Prussia QUANTITY AND VALUE R. H. GILLET Russia Prussia silk SPECIES OF MERCHANDISE STATEMENT OF IMPORTS Sweden Sweden and Norway Swedish West Indies Tons Total VALUE OF MERCHANDISE WHENCE IMPORTED WHITHER EXPORTED
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