Carpenter.--Working ship, 153. Seaman's work, helm, duty aloft, station, 154. Work at his trade, 154. Berth and mess, 154. Standing watch, 154. Sailmaker 155. Steward.--Duty in passenger-ships, 156. In other vessels, 156. Relation to master and mate; duty aloft and about decks; working ship, 156. Cook.--Berth, watch and all-hands duty; care of galley; duty aloft, 157. Idlers, 157. CHAP V.--ABLE SEAMEN, 158--163. Grades, 158. Rating, 158. Requisites of an able seaman, 159. Hand, reef, and steer, 159. Work upon rigging, 160. Sailmaking, 160. Day's work, 160. Working ship; reefing; furling, 161. Watch duty, 162. Coasters and small vessels, 162. CHAP. VI.--ORDINARY SEAMEN, 163--165. Requisites, 163. Hand, reef, and steer; loose, furl, and set sails; reeve rigging, 163. Work upon rigging, 164. Watch duty, 164. CHAP. VII.--BOYS, 165--167. Requisites, wages, 165. Day's work; working ship; duties aloft and about decks, 166. CHAP. VIII.--MISCELLANEOUS, 167--174. Watches, 167. Calling the watch, 168. Bells, 169. Helm, 170. Answering, 171, (at helm, 170.) Discipline, 172. Stations, 173. Food, sleep, &c., 173. PART III. LAWS RELATING TO THE PRACTICAL DUTIES OF MASTER AND MARINERS. CHAP. I.--THE VESSEL, pages 175--179. Title, 175. Registry, enrolment and license, 175. Certificate of registry or enrolment, 177. Passport, 177. Sea letter, list of crew, bill of health, clearance, manifest, invoice, bill of lading, charter-party, log-book, list of passengers and crew, list of sea-stores, 178. Medicine-chest, 178. National character of crew, 178. Provisions, 178. Passengers, 179. CHAP. II.--MASTER'S RELATION TO VESSEL AND CARGO, 179--187. Revenue duties and obligations, 179. List of crew, 179. Certified copy, 180. Certified copy of shipping articles, 180. Sea-letter, passport, list of passengers, manifest, sea-stores, 180, 181. Unloading, 180, 181. Post-office, 181. Forfeitures, 180, 181, 182. Report, 182. Coasting license, 182. Power to sell and pledge, 182. Keeping and delivering cargo, 185. Deviation, 185. Collision, 186. Pilot, 187. Wages and advances, 187. CHAP. III.--MASTER'S RELATION TO PASSENGERS AND OFFICERS, 187, 188. Treatment of passengers, 187. Removal of officers, 188. CHAP. IV.--MASTER'S RELATION TO THE CREW, 189--195. Shipment, 189. Shipping articles, 189. Discharge, 190. Imprisonment, 191. Punishment, 192. Power of consuls as to punishment, 192, 193, 194. CHAP. V.--PASSENGERS, 195, 196. Provisions, 195. Treatment, 195. Passage-money, 196. Deportment, 196. Services, 196. CHAP. VI.--MATES AND SUBORDINATES, 197--201. Mates included in 'crew,' 197. Removal, 197. Succession, 198. Log-book; wages; sickness, 198. Punishment, 199. Subordinates, 200. Pilots, 200. CHAP. VII.--SEAMEN. SHIPPING CONTRACT, 201--203. Shipping contract, 201. Erasures and interlineations, 202. Unusual stipulations, 202. Violation of contract, 202. CHAP. VIII.--SEAMEN--CONTINUED, 204--206.