REPEALED STATUTES. - Continued.

Act 26 March 1804, 3 (1 vol. 222, pl. 109); 210, 3.
Act 10 April 1806, art. 61 (1 vol. 78, pl. 234); 44, 70.
Act 27 January 1813 (1 vol. 800-1); 526, 35.
Act 3 March 1813 (1 vol. 604, pl. 5); partially, 408, 2 1.
Act 16 April 1816 (1 vol. 801); 526, 35.

Act 1 March 1817,

Act 2 March 1819,

Act 2 March 1825,

3, 5, 6, 7 (1 vol. 285, pl. 8; 652, pl. 5-7); 408, 1.
1 (1 vol. 489, pl. 177); 394, 40.

5 (1 vol. 833, pl. 40); 532, % 1.

Act 31 May 1830 (1 vol. 652, pl. 9); partially, 408, ? 1.

Act 2 March 1831 (1 vol. 143, pl. 22; 148, pl. 39; 162, pl. 40; 328, pl. 52); 225, 8 5.
Act 2 March 1833 (1 vol. 247, pl. 103); 193, 152.

Act 30 June 1834, 17 (1 vol. 427, pl. 67); 274, 28.

Act 4 July 1836,
Act 5 July 1838,
Act 7 July 1838,
Act 23 August 1842,
Act 26 August 1842,

7, 13 (1 vol. 727, pl. 25, and 731, pl. 43); partially, 479-80, 12, 17.
29 (1 vol. 73); 45, 8 75.

3

Act 29 August 1842,
Act 10 August 1846,
Act 3 March 1847,

(1 vol. 699, pl. 13); 467, % 1.
6 (1 vol. 87, pl. 313); 49,
23 (1 vol. 44, pl. 12); 33,
6 (1 vol. 736, pl. 58); 480,
10 (1 vol. 194, pl. 4); 146,
10 (1 vol. 780, pl. 144); 498,

Act 17 June 1850, 3 (1 vol. 73, pl. 171); 45, 75.

111.
1.

21.
1.

57.

Act 28 September 1850, 5 (1 vol. 73, pl. 172); 45, 8 77.
1-3 (1 vol. 481-2, pl. 135-7); 393, 36.
1 (10 Stat. 578); 40, 38.

Act 4 August 1854,
Act 5 August 1854,
Act 5 March 1856 (1
Act 18 August 1856,
Act 3 March 1857,

REPLEVIN.

vol. 833, pl. 43); 532, 2.

7 (1 vol. 469, pl. 61); 389, 6.
10 (1 vol. 734, pl. 14); 477, ¿ 3.

Distribution of supreme court reports, 529, 1.

Time for publication extended, 529, 2.

Compensation, where a second volume is published in one year, 529, 3.
Appointment of, for court martial, 47, 97.

RETIRED OFFICERS.

What officers may be retired on their own request, 51, 135; 449, 152.

What officers may be placed on the retired list, 51, 136; 442, & 84; 450, 153, 157.

Pay and allowances, 51, 136; 442, 84; 450, 153.

Limitation of number, 51, 136.

Board for examination of disabled officers, 51, 137; 450, 154.

Their duties, 51, 137; 450, 154.

Not to be allowed rations, 447, 133.

Retired naval officers may be assigned to commands, 450-1, 159-60.
When they may be restored to the active list, 450, 159.

Distinguished officers not to be retired, 432, § 15.

Pay of retired navy staff officers, 433, 25.

Certain officers not to be retired, 451,

166.

Promotion of officers on retired list, 451, 168.

RETURNS OFFICE.

Of district judges, 446, 5; 414, 6; 461, 21; 464, 26; 467, 8 4-5; 531, 6.
Of judges of the supreme court of the District of Columbia, 178, 19.

Of officers of branch mints, 416, 8 4, 11; 417, 18; 418, 24; 531, 3.

Of assistant secretary of the navy, 456, 1.

Of chiefs of bureaus in the navy department, 446, 113; 447, 119; 456, ₹ 4.

Of clerks, &c., in the navy department, 456-7,

5-14.

Of treasurer of the United States, 531, 2; 545, 8 6.

Of assistant treasurer and other officers of the treasury department, 545, § 7.

To be included in estimates, 545, 26.

Of second assistant secretary of state, 537, 1.

Of assistant solicitor of the treasury, 546, 8.

Of inspectors of steamboats, 539, 17.

Of consular clerks, 139, 39.

Of commissioner of immigration, 223, § 1.

Of postmasters, 498, 61.

Of consul-general in British North America, to be in full, 139, 37.

Of officers of appraiser's office, in New York, 260, 122-3.

Of commissioner of patents, 477, 8 1.

Tax on dividends of, 364, 300.

SCHOOL LANDS.

Settlers upon, before survey, with a view to pre-emption, to have such right, 392, 25.
Other lands appropriated, 392, 25.

Deficiencies in, when fractional, &c., to be compensated for, 392, § 25.

How such lands to be selected, 392, 25.

Selection of, in California, 105,

SEAMEN.

Increase of number of, 435,

18.

Promotion of, in the navy, for distinguished services, 433, 17.

41.

Assignments of wages and prize-money, 440, 73; 522, 12.

Extra compensation, for performance of duties of firemen, &c., 448, 141.

Jurisdiction of foreign consuls over, 138,

35.

Courts to issue process on their request, 139, 36.

Form of application, 139,

36.

Warrant, 139, 36.

Commitment, 139, 36.

Expenses, how paid, 139,

36.

Limit of imprisonment, 139,

36.

Prosecution and trial of, for minor offences, 165, 59-65.

Others than citizens may be shipped, 408, 1.

Wearing of sheath-knives prohibited, 409, 2.

Duties of masters, &c., on shipping seamen, 409, 3.

To contract for the imprisonment, &c., of convicts, 165, 57.

To contract for subsistence of juvenile offenders in houses of refuge, 166, 70.

To contract for reception of convicts from the District of Columbia, 182, 56.

To make provision for their transportation, 182, 57.

To make payment to discharged convicts, 182,

58.

When to cause their transfer to the penitentiary, 182, 59.

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.

Not to make contracts for subsistence, &c., without appropriation, except in case of pressing
emergency, 142, ¿ 1.

Such contracts to be reported to congress, 142, 1.

Clerks, &c., in the office of, 456, 5.

To invest the navy pension fund, 453, 186.

SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

When he may discontinue ports of delivery, 228, 24.
When he may discontinue lights, 405,

And re-establish them, 405, 3.

2.

To prescribe regulations for inspection of imports, 265, 155.
May license killing of fur-bearing animals, in Alaska, 31,

May suspend certain revenue officers, and assign the duties to other officers, 227, § 11.

6.

To prescribe regulations with reference to trade, &c., with Alaska, 31,

9.

May clothe deputy-collectors with the powers of principals, 227, ? 11.

May pay incidental expenses, out of appropriation, in certain cases, 227, 13.

May delegate one of the assistant secretaries to sign warrants, 545, % 3.

SECRETARY OF WAR.

Not to make contracts for subsistence, &c., without appropriations, except in case of pressing
emergency, 142, ¿ 1.

Such contracts to be laid before congress, 142, 1.

Transportation of troops, &c., to be under the control of, 551, 8 1.

SEIZURES-Continued.

Costs, 112, 7.

Appeals to supreme court, 112, & 8.

Limitation of actions, 280, 29.

Collectors to report, to solicitor of the treasury, 264, ¿ 147.

When books and papers may be seized, 270, 2 181.

Penalty for wilful concealment or destruction of books and papers, 264, 152.

SHIPS AND SHIPPING. See Registry of Ships; Tonnage.

Names of vessels not to be changed, 532, 2, 3.

How vessels to be measured and registered, 532,

What to be expressed in the register, 532, § 5.

4.

How register tonnage to be ascertained, 532, 6; 534, 2 9.

Tonnage to be marked on main beam, 534, 2 6.

Charges for measurement, 534, § 7.

Certain vessels excepted, 534,

8.

Conveyances, &c., of, not to be recorded, unless acknowledged, 535, 8 14.

All American vessels to receive bullion, &c., on board, when required, 535, 16.

Letters not to be received on board of, unless regularly posted, 495, ? 32.

Oath of master, 495, 32.

Injury to, in the military service, how compensated, 50, 132.

Penalty for receiving deserters on board of, 52, 143.

When passenger vessels to pay special tax, 348, 225.

Sailing under a foreign flag, during the rebellion, to forfeit American character, 534, 10-11.
Fraudulent registry, &c., to work a forfeiture, 534, § 12.

Vessels to be numbered, 128, 2; 535, 13.

Omission to carry number to forfeit American character, 129, ¿ 2; 535, § 13.

Stamp duties on charter-parties, 378, 364.

On manifests and clearances, 369, 370.

On bills of sale, 378,

SHREVEPORT.

SIAM.

361.

Discontinued as a port of delivery, 228, 25.