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ENTRANCE COASTWISE, WHEN NECESSARY.
48. Licensed vessels under 20 tons, from a near port
49. Licensed vessels of 20 tons or more, from a near port
50. Licensed vessels under 20 tons, from a remote port
51. Licensed vessels of 20 tons or more, from a remote port.
52. Registered vessels of the United States
53. Registered vessels via intermediate foreign ports
54. Vessels at a port not of destination
55. Bond for lost certified manifest
56. Foreign merchant vessels
57. Foreign pleasure yachts
CHAPTER VI.
ENTRANCE COASTWISE, WHEN UNNECESSARY.
58. Licensed vessels under 20 tons
59. Licensed vessels of 20 tons or more
60. Registered vessels of the United States
61. Pleasure yachts of the United States
62. Foreign pleasure yachts
63. Fishing vessels under license
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CHAPTER VII.
ENTRANCE ON NORTHERLY INLAND FRONTIER.
64. Vessels under frontier license from another district
65. From a port where there is no custom-house
66. Unlading in open day or otherwise
67. Vessels under frontier license touching foreign ports
68. Registered vessels of the United States .
69. Foreign vessels from foreign territory
70. Special permit to proceed inland
71. Vessels under frontier license, from foreign place
72. Permits for cargo, passengers, or baggage
73. Unlading foreign cargo in open day.
74. Sea stores from British Provinces on licensed vessels
75. Duty to be levied on excess
76. Saloon stores from British Provinces on licensed vessels
107. Tonnage duty on United States vessel with alien officer
108. Tonnage duty on recorded vessels
109. Tonnage duty on undocumented vessels
110. Tonnage duty from ports closed to United States vessels
111. Certificate of payment of tonnage duty
112. Light money .
113. Exemption from light money
114. Certificate of payment of light money
115. Penalty for death of steerage passenger.
116. Marine hospital tax for United States vessels
117. State and municipal charges
118. Master's oath on entrance of United States vessels
119. Master's oath on entrance of foreign vessels
120. Permits on entrance.
121. Permit to land ballast
122. Notice in "One-Day Book"
123. Forfeited wages on United States vessels
124. Wages, etc., of deceased seamen, United States vessels
125. Where vessels may be unladen
126. Unlading without authority
127. Permits for unlading
128. License to unlade at night
BOOK III.
GENERAL INFORMATION.
CHAPTER IX.
151. Collection districts defined
152. Ports of entry
153. Ports of delivery