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    from Thomas Corwin, Secretary of the Treasury, dated 19 August 1852 regarding quarterly returns of funds for sick and disabled seamen.

    In the burning of the government office, blank enrolments and licenses were burned, this circular authorized local printing at government expense.

    Sending two blank certificates of registry to collector at Michilimackinac

    Concerning different issues of treasury notes.

    Concerning different issues of treasury notes.

    Circular relative to making Annual Statement of Salary, fees and disbursements of officers

    Instructions regarding accounting for bonds and sureties.

    Notice of the passage of an act regarding duties, anticipating it being printed

    Instructions regarding duties on silk

    Instructions relative to application of duties that had recently passed eastwardly around Cape Horn or westwardly past the Cape of Good Hope.

    Instructions regarding duties on coal and coke

    Instructions regarding duties on dictionaries and encyclopedias

    Requiring a list of customs house officers employed, with name, office, residence, compensation and date of appointment

    Circular regarding the increase in smuggling reported after the increases in duties

    Circular regarding the absence of government officers being absent from their duties. Monthly returns of leaves of absence are now required along with reasons.

    Instruction regarding the depositing of public money.

    List of cancelled Treasury Notes

    Circular (confidential) To Collectors of the Frontier Districts Treasury Department March 18th 1844 Sir From representations made to this Department, there being reason to believe that valuable artic

    Charles W. Morgan have claimed an allowance for the additional consumption of oil because of the order to keep lamps lit from sun set to sun rise.

    Encloding printed form to be used in future annual reports