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well as intermediate points for the anchorage and repair of ships , and the loading , transferring or disembarking of merchandise . The ports of the Canal shall be open and free for commerce of all nations , and no import duties shall ...
well as intermediate points for the anchorage and repair of ships , and the loading , transferring or disembarking of merchandise . The ports of the Canal shall be open and free for commerce of all nations , and no import duties shall ...
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These tolls shall be levied without exception or favor upon all ships , in identical conditions ; 2. The tariff shall be published four months before it is put into effect , in the Diario Oficial of the Government , as well as in the ...
These tolls shall be levied without exception or favor upon all ships , in identical conditions ; 2. The tariff shall be published four months before it is put into effect , in the Diario Oficial of the Government , as well as in the ...
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Facilities for maritime transportation . You complain that ships with cargoes from South Pacific ports for Panama do not discharge their cargo at Balboa , but carry them on to Cristobal from where they have to be returned ...
Facilities for maritime transportation . You complain that ships with cargoes from South Pacific ports for Panama do not discharge their cargo at Balboa , but carry them on to Cristobal from where they have to be returned ...
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Contents
Instructions from Henry Clay Secretary of State to | 19 |
James Buchanan Secretary of State to Benjamin | 27 |
Treaty of Peace Amity Navigation and Commerce | 35 |
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