Allowances Established for Vessels of the United States Revenue Marine, 1871U.S. Government Printing Office, 1871 - 22 страница |
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... particular knowledge of all the laws relating to the revenue is necessary to a proper understanding of their duties . 19. Other duties arise under the supplementary collection acts of 2d March , 1819 ; 7th May , 1822 ; and 1st March ...
... particular knowledge of all the laws relating to the revenue is necessary to a proper understanding of their duties . 19. Other duties arise under the supplementary collection acts of 2d March , 1819 ; 7th May , 1822 ; and 1st March ...
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... particular habit charged , or for the due administration of justice . 211. Offenses of different character shall not be embraced in the same charge , but a separate charge shall be made for each offense of a differ- ent character ...
... particular habit charged , or for the due administration of justice . 211. Offenses of different character shall not be embraced in the same charge , but a separate charge shall be made for each offense of a differ- ent character ...
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... particular gun , who are to serve at their own gun only , unless otherwise specially directed . 221. If the revenue vessel be propelled wholly or in part by sails , the crew and officers must be frequently exercised in making and 28 ...
... particular gun , who are to serve at their own gun only , unless otherwise specially directed . 221. If the revenue vessel be propelled wholly or in part by sails , the crew and officers must be frequently exercised in making and 28 ...
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... particular . 244. Each and every commanding officer of a revenue vessel shall cause to be kept on board his vessel a regular shipping - book and muster - roll of the crew and officers under his command , showing explicitly the name ...
... particular . 244. Each and every commanding officer of a revenue vessel shall cause to be kept on board his vessel a regular shipping - book and muster - roll of the crew and officers under his command , showing explicitly the name ...
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... particular duties , unless the commanding officer shall otherwise direct . 289. He shall see that the keys of the magazine , arm - chest , and store- rooms are turned in to the captain's cabin , where they must be kept when not required ...
... particular duties , unless the commanding officer shall otherwise direct . 289. He shall see that the keys of the magazine , arm - chest , and store- rooms are turned in to the captain's cabin , where they must be kept when not required ...
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1st class 3d class allowed Anno Domini approved assistant engineers assorted authority bills bis.-Form of indorsement board revenue vessels board the vessel boats BOATSWAINS boilers cabin captain or commanding CARPENTERS certified charge coal collector of customs collision commanding officer contract copper copy Cordage day of Sealed delivered DEPARTMENT-Cont'd Diameter direct duty examine executive officer fire Form of indorsement furnished Hammocks hereby hoisted immediately iron kind Lamp Length lieutenant lights log-book master-at-arms ment mess muster-roll necessary officers and crew outfits parties pay-roll pennants person belonging petty officers Plates pounds prescribed proper quantity rations Ratline receipt received on board regulations Remarks repairs requisition REVENUE MARINE Revenue Marine-Continued revenue service revolutions per minute rigging Sailing ves salute seamen second lieutenant Secretary sels spare steam steam-log Steamers steamship superintendence supplies survey Treasury Department triplicate United States revenue unless vouchers WARD-ROOM FURNITURE watch Wrenches
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