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to have no direct control..
to keep a journal

Senior Medical Officer to frequently inspect prisoners, cells, and places of confinement.
Senior officers not to receive orders from juniors, except

officer to succeed on death of Commander-in-Chief.

Senior officer present must report approved requisitions to Commander-in-Chief.

to designate uniform for the day

when to hoist distinguishing flag..

to make arrangements with foreign authorities for funerals.
to notify foreign officers of funeral of officer

Sentinels at gangway to salute officers

Sergeants of Marines, relative rank of.

Servants for officers, persons enlisted for general service not to be taken as..
Service, persons entitled to pensions for.

Settlement of accounts, commencement of time allowed Pay-Officer for

of bills, Commanding Officer to give notification for, before leaving port

Sheath-knives not to be used on board ship

Shell-rooms to be inspected by Navigator

Ships built or repaired outside of navy-yards

with two cabins, Cabin-Officers in, may form one mess

Ship's Cooks, rank of..

Ship's Corporals, rank of..

to be subordinate to Master-at-Arms.

Ship's Writers, rank of

Ship's Yeoman. (See Yeoman, Ship's.)

rank of..

Shipping-articles, &c., to be furnished to vessel..

to be read to recruits before enlistment.

Shipwreck, duty of person separated from his vessel in case of.
duties of Commanding Officer in case of

Shoals, doubtful, to be searched for.

Shore-stations, instructions governing Pay-Officers attached to..

time allowed for final returns from, to Fourth Auditor, &c.

Signal-books to be compared and corrected.

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Signal Quartermaster, rank of..

8

Signals, fog, regulations for

185

not to be made in squadron without permission

officers to be exercised in making..

26

to be arranged with masters of merchant-vessels when convoying..

133

Signature, an actual, required to communications

129

of Commanding Officer to be affixed to punishments assigned for minor of-
fenses..

Sick-leave not to be granted unless pronounced essential by board of medical survey.
officer applying for, to furnish certificate from physician..
officers on, will report every fifteen days

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regulations for...

184

Slush, directions regarding disposal of

85

40

Small-stores, allowance to Pay-Officers for loss on..

121

10

not to be issued to recruits on receiving-vessel without written order.

167

8

Spare state-rooms to be assigned by Commanding Officer
Steam-log, Assistant Engineers will keep

instructions for keeping

to be examined and forwarded.

Steam not to be used unnecessarily

report of time under, to be made.

to be raised for drying and warming when necessary

to be used economically.

generators in navy yards to be inspected quarterly by Chief Engineer.
machinery afloat to be under charge of Chief Engineer of navy-yard

Steamers of war not to tow except..

Staff and Line Officers, general instructions regarding.

relative precedence of..

of Commander-in-Chief to be published in general order
officers can only exercise command in their own corps

classification of

death of, to be observed

relative rank with line

senior to Executive, to communicate with Commanding Officer.
to occupy state-rooms on port side of ward-room

State-room in cabin, Chief of Staff entitled to

Commanding Officer to have choice of

in ward-room to be occupied by officers attached to vessel

of officers, when ward-room is forward of berth-deck.

on starboard side of ward-room to be occupied by line-officers
spare, to be assigned by Commanding Officer.

mess, officers who compose

officers. Ensigns, Midshipmen, and Mates to be...

Statements to be transmitted monthly by Pay-Officers on foreign stations unless, &c
Steerage, card-playing prohibited in...

Store-rooms, keys of, to be cared for.

not to be used except for public service for which allotted.

Stores, Commander-in-Chief to cause vessels to be supplied with..
damaged, may be condemned to be sold in foreign port
death, suspension, or removal of officer in charge of

definition of term, when applied to articles belonging to Bureau of Provisions
and Clothing.

duties of warrant-officers regarding

economy in expenditure of, required..

list of those required to be ready on entering ports.

not to be disposed of except by recommendation of a board of

survey.

not to be landed without authority

not to be thrown overboard unless

Straggler, claim for loss of time or subsistence by persons apprehending, not to be

duty of, when any person on board receives injury which may entitle him to
a pension

has charge of sick-bay, dispensary, and medical store-rooms.

in absence of, and in flag-ships, duties to be performed by Senior Assistant.
in charge to report death of person occurring in hospital..
instruction regarding journal of practice

relative rank of

Senior Assistant, to perform duties of Surgeon in absence of latter, and in
flag-ships..

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151

151

132

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27

8

11

3

17

14

1

18

12

25

10

12

Surgeon to suggest hygienic measures to Commanding Officer..

to whom professional services of, are due..

when persons are sent to hospital, to send with them statements of diseases,
&c...

Surgeon-General, in exceptional cases of death, disability, &c., to decide if received
in line of duty..
Surgeon-of-the-fleet, duties of...

to frequently inspect hospitals and hospital-ships.

not to make examination or inspection on board any vessel with-
out written authority

Surgeon, Assistant, at hospitals and navy-yards to be guided by regulations provided

for Medical Officers at sea.

duties of..

qualifications necessary for..

to personally see to measurement of medicines prescribed

Subsistence of deserter, expenses to be paid and charged to account..

of officers ordered to take passage

of pilot, allowance for..

of prisoners, allowance for

Summary court-martial, may inflict punishment

155

101

122

122

122

precedence of officers on..

suggestions as to offenses punishable by

107

to inquire into offense to be punished by forfeiture of good-
conduct badge

105

Sunday, minor punishments to be discontinued during.

105

muster, advancement in good-conduct classes to be read out at
punishments not to be inflicted on

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105

salutes may be returned on

salutes not to be fired on..

to be observed on all vessels, &c.

Sunset, boats not to be absent after..

Supernumeraries may be received on board

Supernumerary officers not to displace ship's officers in quarters..

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104

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86

43

Supplies furnished to foreign ships of war

articles of clothing, &c., condemned by, may be issued at reduced prices..
board of, to report discrepancies between marks and contents of packages
death or detachment of officer on board of

Suspension, officer under, not to leave State of which a resident nor visit Navy De-
partment.

removal, or death of officer in charge of stores, &c

118

monthly report of

Sword always to be worn with epaulettes and cocked hat

when to be worn..

24

19

Tattoo, when to be beaten

23

while in port...

qualifications for.

Telegrams, instructions in regard to..

Temporary command, title not to be assumed from

disability, surveys on account of.

leave may be granted by Commanding Officer
leave of absence does not affect pay.

Term of enlistment, allowance to men detained after expiration of..
Testimonials from crews to superiors, &c., forbidden

in case of officers presenting themselves for examination.

written, of conduct of officers to be given only by their Commanding
Officer

Third-class-conduct men allowed to draw one-fifth of their monthly pay per month

to be allowed liberty for twenty-four hours once in six weeks
Tidal observations to be made by navigator..

Time allowed Pay-Officer for settlement of accounts, commencement of..
allowed for final returns, &c., to Fourth Auditor at end of cruise
allowed for final returns to Fourth Auditor from shore stations
books at navy-yards, directions regarding.

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116

116

160

clerks at navy-yards to be furnished with lists of distribution of workmen, &c..
clerks at navy-yards to be present at musters and to make out semi-monthly pay-
rolls

144

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clerks at navy-yards to be responsible for mustering of men, and to make
returns, &c

record to be kept by heads of departments at navy-yard.

160

1

roll, &c., responsibility of Pay-Officer as to....

roll, approval of Commanding Officer to..

Title not to be assumed from temporary command

Top-lights to be carried by flag-ships

Tourniquets, Surgeon to have, distributed

Tow, not to be taken except.

vessels of war are not to

Transcript-lists of recruits to be kept by Pay-Officer of receiving-ship.

to accompany recruits sent to receiving-ship.

men transferred to be accompanied by..

to be prepared at rendezvous.

Transfer, duties of Commanding Officer consequent on

not to be made without orders

of marines, directions regarding..

of officers' accounts

of recruits from receiving-vessel, instructions regarding.

Transferred, invalids can be, by Commanding Officer, on recommendation of Medical
Officer

Translations to accompany correspondence in foreign language.

Transportation of accounts to Fourth Auditor's Office, expense of, to be prepaid by

disbursing-officer..

114

of drafts of men, &c., to be furnished by purchasing-agent
officers traveling under orders, when provided with..
troops embarked for, subject to Army regulations...

157

121

133

by death can be filled by Commanding Officer of vessel.

to be examined at muster before sailing

to be prescribed by Commanding Officer, on occasions of ceremony or duty.
to be worn by officers visiting the shore in foreign ports..

to be worn on visits to President.

when it must be worn..

when not to be worn

United States, leave to return to, not granted, except by recommendation of medical
board of survey

permission to leave, granted only by Secretary of Navy.

Vacancy among appointed Petty Officers, Commanding Officer may fill, by rating
enlisted man.

in Engineer's force, Commanding Officer may fill..

temporary, from sickness, &c., may be filled by Commander-in-Chief.

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33

15

9

8

12

1

3

13

10

24

11

2

6

5

126

126

1

in ratings of Machinists, Coppersmiths, or Boiler-Makers may be filled by en-
listment....

which existed on leaving the United States, not to be filled by Commanding
Officer of vessel..

Vessel, arrival at or departure from navy-yard to be reported to Department.
at navy-yard, Commanding Officer to point out defects...

at navy-yard, construction and repair of, to be under superintendence of Naval
Constructor

not to be ordered to United States with charges pending against individual..
of the Navy having infectious disease on board at sea with other vessels.
ordered out of commission, officers not to be detached until
rates of

Vice-President of the United States, salutes and honors for reception on board.
Visits from Commander-in-Chief to United States diplomatic authorities.
full-dress or undress uniform to be worn

to and from diplomatic and consular officers.

to be returned by Commanding Officers within twenty-four hours
to foreign vessels in United States ports
to suspected vessel, directions in regard to ..

Visitors not allowed in navy-yard after sunset, except..

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