Letter from T.M. Smith to Allison Howes
Subject
T.M. Smith, Acting Auditor; Treasury Department; Allison Howes; Auditor's Office; Account for passage; Seaman from Singapore; Law; Passage of a destiture seaman; Passage money; Consular Certificate; Collector of the Customs; Death of the seaman; Arrival in New York; Account of expenses; Seaman's property; Law; Relief and protection of destitute seaman; Fund; Passage account; James Murphy; Certificate of the Consul at SingaporeDescription
Letter from T.M. Smith of the Treasury Department to Allison Howes, concerns the law of passage for a destiture seamanRelated items
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