vigilance at night when convoying

when convoying, Commanding Officer to guard against attack.
when convoying, Commanding Officer to guard against separation..

Mess, cabin-officers in ships with two cabins may form one

caterer to have charge of conduct of..

Chief of Staff is to, with Commanding Officer

cook to be responsible for money contributed by members of mess

cooks, petty officers not required to do duty of..

duties of caterer of..

of coast pilot...

of Master-at-Arms

Executive Officer can interfere to prevent disorder in

of officers to select a caterer..

will not be permitted to go on shore unless their duties have been per-
formed..

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Mourning, uniform for..

Musketry may be fired over body in boat.

Muster of crew to be made before pilot leaves...

Military command not to be exercised by Staff Officers except in their own corps
Minister, no allowance for, when passenger in Government vessel

of the United States, salutes and honors for reception of.
of the United States, funeral ceremonies of.
foreign, salutes and honors for.

of the United States, Commanders-in-Chief to preserve friendly relations
with

of the United States to be visited by Commanding Officers and Commanders-
in-Chief

Minors, persons claiming to be entitled to discharge as, to apply to civil courts.
Minute-guns on death of Commanding Officer..

on death of Flag-Officer

on death of United States minister or chargé d'affaires

Moly, approval authorizing payment of, to have force of an order, &c.
Commander in Chief to cause vessels to be supplied with

if Pay-Officer receives or pays, without knowledge of Commanding Officer
not to be paid by Pay-Officer without approval of Commanding Officer, &c.
Pay-Officers not to advance or loan.

to pay off crew, requisition to be made promptly.

when requisition for, requires approval of senior to Commanding Officer

Monthly statements to be transmitted by Pay-Officers on foreign stations, unless, &c
Morning and evening gun to be fired.

Morning-inspection, list of persons reported for minor offenses to be furnished to Com.
manding Officer at

Muskets to be fired from vessels not flag-ships..

Muster, Commanding Officer to be present at, in person

of crew to be made for examination..

of mechanics of navy-yard...

of workmen in navy-yard, duties of Check-Officer.
to examine uniform before sailing..

Mustering of workmen at navy-yard..

Muster-roll, approval of Commanding Officer to...
Muster-roll to be kept by Executive Officer.

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National festivals, how to observe foreign

Natives to be employed in unhealthy localities.

Naval Asylum, regulations of....

Naval Constructor, Assistant, qualifications for candidate for office of.
Naval Constructors, officers to compose board for examination of

relative rank of.

Naval officers employed on shore, rank of

not to assume command of land forces..
relative rank with Army officers

Navigator and Executive Officer not to be absent at same time, except on duty.
if removed or suspended

instructions for determining compass-deviation by..

may be required to keep a watch

precautions to be taken by, in determining latitude and longitude on shore

to be next junior to Executive Officer

to determine variation of compass in every port

to examine and verify gunners' returns.

to frequently examine compasses, log-glasses, and lines, and lead-lines

to give receipt for library.

to have charge of ship's log-book

to have charge of stores in his department.

to inspect holds and chain-lockers daily

to inspect magazines and shell-rooms before receiving powder

to keep a computation-book.

to keep a remark-book.

to make daily observations for latitude, longitude, and variation of the
compass

to make surveys when necessary.

to make tidal observations..

to perform duties of Executive Officer in case of his incapacity

to perform duty of Ordnance Officer

to prepare reports of target-practice

to prevent waste of fuel or water, and to report daily amount on hand.

to receipt for ordnance-stores in absence of Gunner.

to see that books allowed a vessel are turned into store at end of cruise.

to superintend stowage and make plans of hold

to vigilantly look out for dangers without regard to pilot

Navy Department, appeal from action of, to be addressed to President

officers on duty at, not to wear uniform..
reports after battle to be forwarded to..

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list of bureaus of

Navy-yard, Commanding Officer of. (See Commanding Officer of navy-yard.)
absentees from fire-exercise in, to be reported to Commandant

alarm of fire in...

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Navy-yard, reports of Commandant as to vessels undergoing repairs at

sale of articles in, not allowed, except by authority of Department.
ships built outside of..

ships not to go to, till powder is discharged..

uniform must be worn at..

vessel at, Commanding Officer to point out defects, &c..
Commandant of yard to have control of vessels repairing at
vessel undergoing repairs at, officers and crew may be removed.

Neutrals, Commander-in-Chief to observe duties of

Neutral vessel, detention of officers and crew of, when seized..

when seized to wear her national flag.

waters, vessels not to be seized in

Night order-book to be kept by Commanding Officer.

Non-commissioned officers of marines, rank of

Notices to mariners to be kept on file..

Notification for settlement of bills, to be given by Commanding Officer before leaving
port

Number, ship's, to be hoisted on meeting a United States vessel.
Numbered, correspondence of Commanders-in-Chief, &c., to be..

Oatmeal to be provided for coal-heavers and firemen..
Observations to be made by line-officers

Offenses, aggravated cases in list of, can be referred to courts-martial
committed by marines at navy-yard, to whom reported...

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Observatory, officers at, not to wear uniform

list suggestive of such as may be punished by summary court-martial
punishable by Commanding Officer, suggestions as to

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to be investigated by Commanding Officer in person

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Officers, absent from United States on duty, when others of their date are examined
accounts, transfer of...

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as passengers, not entitled to a state-room to the exclusion of any officer be-
longing to the complement of the vessel..

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as passengers, not to take command

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as passengers, to mess with those with whom they are associated in the occu-
pation of apartments...

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attached to receiving-vessels, to conform to regulations for other vessels.
cannot place themselves on duty

conferring or revoking acting appointments to inform Navy Department.
desiring explanation of regulations, &c., to address communications to Navy
Department

disbursing, to keep accounts with United States separately under every bond.
disbursing, to prepay expense of transportation of accounts to Fourth Andi-
tor's Office

are forbidden to comment on operations, &c., of vessel to which attached.
forwarding communications to state their opinions in writing as to the sub-
jects presented

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giving parole for themselves without consulting superior.
having charge of work, approval of bills by

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having regular correspondence with Navy Department to number their let-

ters

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holding acting appointment to wear uniform, &c., of grade to which appointed.
in attendance on a court, when attached to vessel entitled to sea-pay.
in charge of departments in navy-yard, directions for

Officers in charge of departments in navy-yard, pay-rolls to be prepared by.
in charge of departments in navy-yard, to supervise work, &c....
in charge of divisions, duty of

in charge of navigation stores, directions in regard to compasses
in charge of stores, books and returns to be as prescribed

death, suspension, or removal of

directions as to return of excess of cost of articles pur-
chased.

directions for delivery of articles on requisition
directions regarding articles not precisely such as named

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in requisition

directions regarding condemned stores.

directions regarding stores returned from vessels

not to deliver articles except under their appropriations
not to receipt for articles until

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responsibility of

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responsible for shipment of stores..

scrutiny of requisitions, &c..

to deliver articles to vessels in commission on requisi-
tion, &c..

supplies received to be marked with name of contractor, &c
to attend sales and surveys..

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to enter articles received on books under respective appro-
priations....

to examine accounts rendered for supplies, &c.
to examine articles received..

marine, when serving with detachments to assist in making out returns, re-
ports, &c..

may be required to make observations..

may be sent to identify deserter in foreign port

may be sent to the United States by the Commander-in-Chief.

may dispense with uniform

medical survey on..

messing of

must wear uniform

not on duty to keep the Department informed of their address.

not on duty, when on books of navy-yard for pay, on receipt of orders to send
copy of them to Commandant.

not to accept deposits from or have pecuniary transactions with crew.
not to assume title from temporary command

not to be ordered into service except by the Navy Department unless

not to claim or receive compensation for services on merchant-vessels.

not to discuss in public prints nor attempt legislation as to, any matter per-
taining to naval service..

not to exchange duties without authority of superior...

not to interfere personally in arrest of persons intoxicated..
not to seek to evade proper tours of duty

of captured vessel to be sent with her.

of Marine Corps, when ordered to navy-yard, directions in regard to reporting.
of the day, marines, to inspect provisions, cooking, &c

Officer-of-the-deck, duties of..

engineers on duty to comply with orders of the

may be advised or superseded by the Executive Officer..

not to change boats' crews without proper authority

not to change course without orders from Commanding Officer

Officer-of-the-deck not to stop the engines without first slowing

orders of, will be obeyed by Assistant Engineers

represents Commanding Officer..

represents Commanding Officer.

to exercise care in carrying sail and steam

to guard against collisions.

to keep account of stores received or delivered.

to make and record observations of barometer and thermometer..

to make necessary reports to Commanding Officer.

to prepare for action on meeting strange sails at night in time of

receiving contradictory orders, instructions to

requested to collect and forward to Navy Department information on profes-
sional subjects, &c.....

requirements for promotion of all

returning from sea by order of Commanding Officer to report to Department..
reward for apprehension of, not to be offered..

must not have persons enlisted for general service as servants.

sick, wounded, or disabled entitled to medical attendance

state-rooms of, when wardroom is forward of berth-deck

stationed at navy-yards to have charge of..

survey on personal effects of..

suspended from duty not to wear uniform.

who compose wardroom and steerage messes

to acknowledge receipt of communications.

to acknowledge receipt of orders, and inform Department when they have
reported

to address official communications to other Departments through Navy De-
partment

to avoid unnecessary expenditure of public money and stores

to be addressed by their titles..

to indorse on orders date and hour of receipt.

to inform Department of place of residence, &c...

to keep copies of official correspondence...

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to preserve copies of general orders and circulars of Navy Department
to suppress and report language which tends to render any one dissatisfied.
traveling allowance out of United States

traveling in foreign countries, to make reports of useful information, &c....
traveling under orders, when provided with transportation..

under arrest, suspension, or furlough, not to leave State in which he resides,
nor visit Navy Department.

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