SUCCESSION DUTIES-Continued. When succession duties to be payable, 369, 319. Interest in proceeds of sale, 369, 320. Interest in personal property, subject to trust for investment, 369, 321. Contingencies not to be regarded, 369, 323. When duty to be refunded, 369, 323. Duty to be charged only on amount received, 369, 324. When amount may be compounded, 370, 325. Commissioner may commute succession duty, 370, 326. Priority of charge, 370, 327. Separate assessments may be made, 370, Persons liable, to notify assessors, 370, Duties of assessors, 370, Payment of expenses, 370, 329. 329. 328. 329. Penalty for neglect to make returns, 370, 330. Appeals regulated, 370, SUGAR. On confectionery, 241, 331. Duties on imported, 241, 62. On molasses, 241, 8 62. 62. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING. See Congressional Printer. To determine form and style of printing, 512, 4; 514, 14. To contract for erection of government printing office, 514, 19. His duties, 514-15, 20, 24. Responsibilities of, 514, 21. Accounts of, 514, 21. Advances to, 515, Limit of prices, 515, 21. 21. To be charged with paper and materials, 515, 22. To advertise for purchase of paper, 515, 25; 516, 32; 517, 36. How differences adjusted, 515, 25; 517, 8 37. Proceedings on default of contractor, 515, 25; 518, 37. Accounts of paper received and expended, 516, 8 25. Reports to congress, 516, 27, 31. Penalty for being concerned in contracts, 516, 28. Punishment for collusion with contractors, 516, ¿ 29. Estimates and reports of payments, 516, 30. Office of, abolished, and duties transferred to congressional printer, 518, 40. His powers and duties, 541, 3. SURETY OF THE PEACE. Commissioners to have power to take, and for good behavior, 56, % 1. SURGEONS- Continued. Appointment of acting, 442, & 86. In the navy, may be retired, 442, 84. Vacancies to be filled, 442, 85. To be appointed to examine applicants for invalid pensions, 484, 12. SURVEYORS-GENERAL. To keep accounts of surveying private land claims, 390, 10. And report the same, 390, % 10. Utah and Colorado to be a surveying district, 390, 13-14. Nevada united to California, 390, 13-14. Surveyor-general of New Mexico to act as register and receiver, 390, ? 15. Any surveyor-general may be required to act as register and receiver, 390, 15. 16. New Mexico and Arizona to be a surveying district, 391, 17. Idaho and Nevada united to Colorado, 391, 17. Dakota and Montana to be a surveying district, 391, 17. Surveyor-general of Montana, 391, 19. SURVEYORS OF CUSTOMS. To furnish blank manifests and clearances, in certain districts, 229, § 27. Assessment where goods of different values are in the same invoice, 235, 46. Duties on goods on shipboard and in the public warehouses, 240, 59; 250, ¿ 77. Increase of certain specific duties, 235, 47, 51; 236, 52; 238, 154. Ad valorem duties, 230-3, 36-9; 237, 53; 239, 58. Increased tariff, 241, ? 62. TAXES. See Assessors; Assistant Assessors; Collectors of Internal Revenue; Internal Reve- TELEGRAPHS-Continued. Books to be open to inspection, 359, 286. Penalty for non-payment of duties, 359, 286. Telegraph lines may be taken possession of for military purposes, 277, 8. To be placed under military control, 277, 28. Penalty for obstructing the use thereof, 277, 9. 10. Right of way over the public lands, &c., 541, Their compensation, 277, 11. Limitation of the act, 277, 8 11. 1. Materials for construction, and stations, 542, ? 1. Government business to have priority, 542, % 2. Rights not to be transferable, 542, 3. Government may purchase at appraisement, 542, 8 3. Acceptance in writing to be filed, 542, % 4. TENDER. Issue of legal tender notes, 167, 8 1-3. For what amount one, two, three and five-cent pieces to be a legal tender, 124-6, 8 4, 8, 11, 14. Appeals from, may be prosecuted, notwithstanding admission as a state, 543, 8 1. To whom mandate to be directed, 543, 1. Where territorial courts may be held, 543, 2. Expenses, 543, 8 2. Jurisdiction of, in bankruptcy, 75, 7 6. TERRITORIES. TOBACCO-Continued. How tobacco to be put up for sale, 336, 168. Statement to be furnished to assessors by manufacturers of, 336, 169; 340, 187. Dealers in leaf tobacco to render statements, on demand, 337, 172; 342, 191. To be furnished to collectors, 338, 173; 342, 192. Notice to be affixed to each package, 338, 174; 342, 193. Certain frauds to incur a forfeiture, 338, 175; 342, 194; 343, 197. Absence of stamp to be evidence of non-payment of tax, 338, 176; 343, 195. Stamped portion of empty boxes to be destroyed, 338, 178. Penalty for second use, 339, 178. Export bonded warehouses to be established, 339, 179. Tobacco may be withdrawn but once, 339, 179. Removal in bond, to bonded warehouse, 339, 180. Stamps to be affixed, before removal, 339, ? 180. How stamps to be affixed where tobacco is manufactured on shares, 339, 181; 343, 196. Inventory of stock on hand, 340, 183; 343, 198. What to be deemed manufactured after the passage of the act, 340, 183; 343, 198. TON. Penalty for other violations of the law, 344, ¿ 200. Certain duties may be refunded, 344, 201. Certain manufactured tobacco may be sold in the original packages, 344, 201. Acts discriminating in favor of vessels of which three-fourths of the crew are citizens, repealed Manufacturers of mineral waters, &c., in the District of Columbia, may register their marks, |