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 FOR'I`Y—SECOND CONGRESS. Sizss. II. Ch. 322. 1872. 279 TABLE D.- Continuation of agreement. CNW img, . * . _ ¤ H¤*¤***· ”??§I.`}’" é Hlliélf of QQ  i gz . -— —- 2- ._.. 5, .2 5E § .§ rs 5 5 . ~· we s. ti as ii ZS eeeés ty ijzsasgsé. ··· · - s E Q E ·° 5 g E .22 ·= E Q, ·=* is ° 3 5 i. i. g ME E so Q; +=· .¤ Q °:· °· ¤ ¢> is ··- ¤> ° c ¤ ·¤ B n o i) “ “ °' FB .-· N E, p. v ,,, _ .-· B .c F, 0 up ¤ H c. . q: 0 eq me u u ¤¢€ Q2 O ° ¤ V2 ·" W "’ ¤ 5 ,¤ 33 q; ¤¤ G N G  :1 E ¤ ‘,§éS,;·#;=§¤é’»€¤¤¤;¤¤sé’.s¤*“*2~.2¤~¤ _;¤>.:¤¤2,’2O'§¤¤€ae;·€5egSBvjwgg 3£i1i5.z5E*";t< ¤¤¤=‘3·=·Fi ·—‘i<» <¤ NOTE. -—In the place for signatures and descriptions of men engaged after the first departure of the ship, the entries are to be made as above, except that the signature of the consul or vice-consul, officer of customs, or witness before whom the man is engaged, is to be substituted for that of the shipping-master. ACCOUNT OF APPBENTICES ON BOARD. Apprentices. Christian and sur- D t f . t f Port at which in- D t f O. t Port at which as— name of appren— 3* Y: ° mgm ry ° denture was re · a' ° Q r°¤l° M ° s',, rn t s I ece, ami. i m<’·>¤M· isms g =~¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤- .1.L?.r§§Z..i. `” TABLE D.- (To nn INSERTED IN AGREEMENT.)- Scams or PROVISIONS  °fpr°' TO BE ALLOXVED AND SERVED OUT TO THE CREW DURING THE VOYAGE. ei. - .: . § is is 5 cd w .:4 ;; in g ..4. <» ie ._, o 3 i. 2 es __ ~ is 8:1 en s S m E?. e. 5} pc S 5 8 53 B Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. Pts. Pts. Pts. Ozs. Ozs. Ozs. Qts. Sunday; 1 li. . 5 . . 2 3 Monday 1. . 1} . . § 2 3 Tuesday 1 li. . i. . 2 3 Wednesday. . . 1 . . 1} . . <} Z 3 Thursday 1 15. . g. . 2 3 Friday. 1 . . 1,} . . { ‘ 2 3 Saturday 1 1}. . . . . . 2 3 Here an sti ulation for chan es or substitution of one article for Y  g v another, may be inserted.) SUBSTITUTES iubstitutes. One ounce of oofee, or cocoa, or chocolate, may be substituted for one-quarter ounce of tea; molasses for sugar, the quantity to be onehalf more; one pound of potatoes or yams; one half—p0und flour or rice; one-third pint of pease or one-quarter pint of barley may be substituted for each other. When fresh meat is issued, the proportion to be two . pounds per man per day, in lieu of salt meat. Flour, rice, and pcase, beef g and pork, may be substituted for each other, and for potatoes onions may  be substituted.