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214. Entry of merchandise for different port of destination..
195
215. Comparison of cargo and manifest_-.
196
216. Illegal unlading
217. Special permit to unlade by night and preliminary entry.
197
218. Unlading by day.
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PART XVI. TABIFF PROVISIONS DIRECTLY RELATING TO VESSELS.
245. Evasion of coasting laws on the lakes and frontiers..
246. Inward manifests
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247. Customs inspection
224
248. Customs seals on frontier.
249. Transfer of cargo
250. Sea-stores___
251. Saloon stores..
252. Duties on repairs_
253. Entry from one district to another_
254. Discharging cargo and passengers_
255. Steam tugs---.
256. Forms and penalties__.
257. Touching at foreign ports..
258. Foreign merchandise coastwise.
259. Special provisions for British North America___.
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266. Exemption on the Mississippi and tributaries_.
267. Vessels with domestic cargo
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298. Pribilof, St. Paul, St. George, Walrus, and Otter islands and Sea
PART XXIV.-SEAL-HUNTING AND ALASKA FISHERIES.
PART XXXI.-CATTLE, LIVE stock, and dAIRY TRADE.
365. Limits of application of international and inland or local rules___
366. Rules for the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River___
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367. Rules for the Red River of the North and rivers emptying into Gulf
of Mexico
366
381. Improvements by private or municipal corporations_.
382. Bridges, dams, dikes..
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419. Employment of vessels of the United States for public purposes.
421
420. Exemption of private property at sea..
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421. Hospital ships..