to make reports and publish regulations..
may have detail of officers from depart-
ments; appropriation for......

486

knowingly swearing falsely; how pun-

ished.

tiller

BOATS,
on internal waters or canals of any State,
and canal boats, exempt from enroll-
ment and licenses and payment of
customs fees

flatboats, barges, &c., not propelled by sail
or internal motive power not required
to be enrolled, registered, or licensed
in certain cases....

BOILERS,
steam pressure allowed to those in steam-
boats used only for towing or carry-
ing freight on Mississippi River....

materials for, in Navy, may be purchased

without advertisement; subject to
test and inspection..

BONDED WAREHOUSES (See Ware-

houses),

provisions concerning

Secretary of Treasury to regulate..

to require general-order warehouses to be
near landings..

customs officers not to be interested in

how to be used in case of successor to dis-

when alcohol may be withdrawn from,
without tax

spirits may be removed from, by giving
transportation bond..

tax on distilled spirits in, may be paid on
withdrawal after three years, and
warehouse bond to be given accord-
ingly

duties may be executed by one mem-
ber in name of firm..

of manufacturers of tobacco, snuff, and
cigars.

15

given on withdrawal of tobacco, snuff,
and cigars for export; when and how
may be canceled

.317, 449

examination when produced.

......

custody of, by owner or agent

spirits used in manufacture of medicines in,
for exportation, not to be removed,
&c...

274

additional bounty of $100 allowed to cer-
tain soldiers enlisted for three years.
and $50 to those who enlisted for two
years
soldiers who have sold, assigned, &c.,
their discharge papers, not entitled.
accounts of soldiers for, to be examined
and paid by Paymaster-General.....
claims of widows and heirs to be exam-
ined by accounting officers, under
restrictions prescribed by Secretary
of War, &c..

to enlisted men of Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Missouri Cavalry..