Commanding Officer to communicate names of men entitled to medals of honor..
to compare and correct his signal-book..

to consult Medical Officer as to dress of crew

to decide point of intention of desertion or straggling.

to deliver to successor list of men entitled to honorable discharge.
to direct liberation of offenders at expiration of term of punish-
ment..

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101

99

104

to employ natives for boat-duty in unhealthy localities
to encourage allotments of pay

to extend every facility to health-boats..

to forward reports, &c., after battle to Navy Department

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140

to facilitate examination of ship by custom-house officer.

to forward to Department monthly reports of suspensions, ar-
rests, or confinements...

to forward to Secretary of Navy lists of vessels under convoy
to furnish reports of important service

to give notice to foreign authorities of national anniversaries.
to give orders for change of ratings in writing

to give written orders for conduct of boat-expeditions

to have an officer present when provisions are served out

to have boats and boat-howitzers examined before sailing.

to have boilers filled with fresh water.

to have choice of state-rooms in cabin

to have crew exercised at general quarters

to have crew watched and quartered before sailing.

to have lights and fires extinguished when handling powder.

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to have morning and evening quarters...

to have ship's number hoisted on meeting a United States vessel
to have spare articles examined before sailing

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to have uniform of officers and men examined before sailing

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to have watch and quarter bills placed in conspicuous place.

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to indorse date of reporting on orders of officers.

131

to inform himself as to engines.

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to inform himself as to usual salutes in foreign ports

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to investigate offenses and award punishments in person

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to report to Bureau of Navigation date of ship's going in com-
mission

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to require from medical officers reports of death or disability of
persons under their command

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to retain copies of reports, &c., after battle

131

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Commanding Officer, when convoying merchant-vessels to guard against attack
when convoying merchant-vessels to guard against separation
when convoying, to report those who disobey instructions
when gold, &c., is taken as freight, to be responsible...
when master of vessel under convoy refuses to obey instructions.
when messing with Commander-in-Chief and Chief of Staff
when relieved abroad his clerk may be transferred.
when requisition for money requires approval of his senior

when sailing from foreign port, to convoy vessels that desire it.
when unable to attend at investigation of offenses

will be present at paying off crew

will cause boys and others to be instructed.

will give notice of danger to Commander-in-Chief.

will guard against surprise

will have lookouts stationed

will have muster before pilot leaves.

when vessel is captured to cause hatches, &c., to be sealed

of vessel with infectious disease on board to have quarantine-
flag hoisted

of vessel with disease on board to keep quarantine-flag flying at
sea, if in company with other vessels

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130

of sea-pay of officers

Commencement of pay of officers..

of time allowed pay officer for settlement of accounts.

Comment, officers are forbidden to, on operations, &c., of vessel to which attached.
Commercial agent, salute for.....

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Commissioned officers only can give parole

Commissions to persons making purchases not allowed.

Commissioner, salute for

Committee of Congress, salutes for..

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Commodore, ceremonies for reception of, on board ship.

ceremonies for reception at navy-yard of.

command of

commanding shore-station to hoist flag.

if a passenger, to hoist flag, &c..

pennant not to be hoisted unless specially ordered.
pennant to be worn at main

two or more meeting

Communication with Commanding Officer not to be denied

with shore not to be had without authority

Communications, acknowledgment of

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130

by whom signed, in case of absence of Chief of Bureau
dated on shipboard at sea, position of vessel to be noted in
dated on shipboard, rate of vessel to be noted in

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128

128

desiring explanation of regulations, &c., to be addressed to Navy
Department

129

directions as to forwarding.

128

officers forwarding, to state in writing their opinions as to the sub-
jects presented

128

how to be written

127

in private letters, relating to military or naval operations, forbidden.

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Communications, obligations to forward

official, of marines at navy-yard to be forwarded through Command-

ant

official, to heads of other Departments to be addressed through Navy
Department....

relating solely to bureau to be addressed to Chief of Bureau
require actual signature

routine to be observed in forwarding.

to be frequently examined by Navigator

to be forwarded through Commanding Officer

when the same is made to Department and a bureau

Commute rations, messes may

Compass-deviations, instructions for determining

deviations to be reported to Bureau of Navigation..

Compasses, directions to officers in charge of navigation stores regarding.

Compensation, extra, not allowed, when pay is fixed by law

for services on merchant-vessels, not to be claimed or received by
officers

provisions not to remain on board

Computation-book to be kept by Navigator

Condemned material, directions to Naval Constructor at navy-yard regarding

stores, &c., proceeds of sales of.

stores, when damaged, may be sold in foreign port

Conduct of crew, Master-at-Arms to be watchful over.

of crew to be reported to Commanding Officer
of mess, caterer to have charge of

report, a separate one kept for boys

Confinement, allowed in cases to be tried by courts-martial

in coal-bunkers forbidden.

monthly report of.

Congress, salutes for committee of

Consuls, Commander-in-Chief to preserve friendly relations wish

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Commanding Officers may act as..

funeral ceremonies of.

Contracts, &c., persons in the Navy not to be interested in.

Contradictory orders, instructions regarding.

Convoy, Commanding Officer not to permit vessels under, to be searched.

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19

to have all advantages of honorable discharges
when and to whom given.

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to arrange signals with masters of vessels

to guard against attack.

orders, &c., issued by Commander-in-Chief to be sent to Nayy Department
orders, Pay-Officers must preserve certified.

Page.

Para-
graph.

Correctness of bills, person paying to be responsible for.

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Correspondence, copies to be kept of official.

from abroad, duplicates to be sent by different conveyances, when
important

in foreign language to be accompanied by translations
list of, to be sent to Secretary of Navy.

service-dress to be worn on.

manner of...

of Commanders-in-Chief, &c., to be numbered.

paper used in..

regarding allotments to be with Fourth Auditor.

when reference is made to Department's, dates to be quoted
with private parties on public business forbidden..

Countersign in navy-yard to be issued as Commanding Officer may direct

at navy-yard to be issued by Commanding Officer of marines unless

Course not to be changed except by orders of Commanding Officer
Court, officer in attendance on, entitled to sea-pay when attached to vessel
of inquiry, precedence of officers on

to investigate accidents

Courts-martial, aggravated cases in list of offenses can be referred to..

Army, not to be held on naval vessel.

summary, suggestions as to officers punishable by

persons convicted of, not to be enlisted

Cruising-report to be made out quarterly

punishments to be inflicted by Commanding Officers without resort to.
service dress to be worn on

Coxswain to Commander-in-Chief, rank of...

Coxswains, rank of

Crape to be worn in official mourning

Crew, clothing of, to be such as will conduce to health

general instructions to

medical survey on

not to be placed on short allowance

of vessel seized, detention of

of vessels not to be detained beyond the limit of a cruise

to be allowed to see Commanding Officer.

to be mustered and examined

to be watched, quartered, and stationed before proceeding to sea

Crime, desertion in foreign port, of person charged with

Custom-house officer, examination of ship by, to be facilitated

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Damaged stores, &c., may be condemned to be sold in foreign port
Dangers, doubtful, to be searched for

effects of persons in the naval service in case of

Death, disability, &c., in exceptional cases, Surgeon-General to decide if received in line
of duty

of Commander-in-Chief

report of, to be made to Commanding Officer by Medical Officer.
suspension, or removal of officer in charge of stores, &c

Debts incurred by officer without expectation of discharging them

Debt, leave not to be granted to enlisted men when in.

payment to person in, not to be made except

Deceased officers or passengers, effects of

persons, Pay-Officers to make immediate return of accounts of, to Fourth
Auditor's Office

Deviation of the compass, instructions for determining

Department, when reports are to be sent direct to...

Department..

Deficiencies, requisitions to be made for..
Delinquency, reports for, to be investigated by Commanding Officer.
Departure from allowances not tolerated except in case of necessity
of vessel from navy-yard to be reported to Department.

Deposits by enlisted men, instructions to Pay-Officer regarding
from crew, officers not to accept

of Pay Officers at shore-stations, where to be kept.

Description of articles destroyed, reports of surveys to contain.

Departments, official communications to heads of other, to be addressed through Navy

Descriptive-lists, duties of Commanding Officer in case of loss of.

to show amount of reward offered

men transferred to be accompanied by

to accompany recruits sent to receiving-ship

to be contained in discharge..

to be kept by Executive Officer..

of recruits to be kept by Executive Officer of receiving-vessel.

to be prepared at rendezvous.

to be signed by Commanding Officer.

to be signed by Commanding Officer when attached to certificate of
death...

expenses of, to be paid

Deserter, claim for loss of time or subsistence by person apprehending, not to be paid.

effects of, to be secured by Master-at-Arms.

effects of, to be taken charge of by Pay-Officer

effects of, to be sold ......

from Marine Corps, report of apprehension of

in foreign port, force not to be used for recovery of

Deserter, in foreign port, officers may be sent to identify.

name of, to be entered on log

name of, to be marked on books of Pay Officer

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officer may be regarded as, who gives parole without consulting superior
reward for recovery of

leave not to be granted to enlisted men when there is probability of.
occurring from vessel in the United States

of officer on board of survey

Detention of officers and crew of vessel seized

Disability, report of, to be made to Commanding Officer by Medical Officer.

Disabled vessels, duties of Commander-in-Chief regarding.

Disbursing-officer to prepay expense of transportation of accounts to Fourth Auditor's

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120

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136

13

125

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119

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office.

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to keep accounts with United States separately under every bond..

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Discharged abroad, persons enlisted in United States not to be, except

Yeoman not to be until, stores and accounts have been examined..

Discrepancies between marks and contents of packages to be reported by board of

survey......

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in papers of crew

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Discussion in public prints of matters pertaining to naval service forbidden
Disinfectants to be used

Dismissal, liable to, workman in navy-yard who refuses to perform duty in fire depart-

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