The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-21

First Aasaor's 0Eos.-Ttora L. smith, e,q., Firsi lrd
ito and nineteen clerks lie receives and aaustl ths
counts Of tle end disbursements aFpror
euHs AMI expenditures account p the civil 1T a9d under
BTirate acis 81 Cagress ard eprt the balances 70 The
speciTely, for their decisiou ttcrtsn
S5r0sd 5pdaosts CTceIAip Clayton, esg second Aud
iior and tWcnyoae afs la receives and aeass ai ac-
army wei srsoges Iseuas, aud ordnance nnd oil
relating 10 th latian department apd repaFts the
balances g. te eeoac Comptroller 9r las decision tercon
TEira 4sdior's oaes.-E5bert j. Atkinson esq.,. Third
auditor and seyeny-eght clerks lie receives and adjusts
r accounts Tor s.btenrs 81 the army, Qualifications Mis-
tay Academy, military roads, eua ihe Quarermastes de-
Tartment sell tar pensions claims arising from rii
tay services previous T. 1876 aud horses aad other
Congress and reports the balances The Second Conptro
leE ior his decisien thereon.
fo.rth Aaaiors 0Fos-Aaroa o. Dayton, esq, Fourth
Auditor. aua sx.ssa gqysn He receives ard adjusts az
counts of tie seryice tie Navy DepRrtn and epogts
ibe balalce o tas Second Comptroller for his decision
thereon.
Auditor, and sx cel III receives and adjusts AZ accounts
"a Gpamsc s7d slar services pefnlnrd np3pr ibe ai
the First Comptroller for his decision tereon
Sicsa auditor. 0Ece-Tnliam r. Phillips, esq, sixth
AUDITOR ard hubdrcd nod cr clerks. lie receives and
adjusts I'll accounts arising from the service Of The Post Office
Department n decisions 1ual, uults appeal be
ken twelve months The First Comptroller; and Big super
intends tie collection al debts due the Post once Depart
lnent
Treqsprrys 0Eoe Samuel Casey, csq Treasurer, and
thirteen clerks lie receives and keeps tie Of the
created by the 81 the 9th o Agcut, 1885, and paws out
Tie upon drawn by tAe AeStcTeay % tie Treas
ufy eau1cIaignei tF the First Comptroller and upon
rants drawn by the Postmaster General, and cluntergped
Us the sixth Auditor and recorded by The Register. Tie
afro holds public moneys advanced by warrant T. Disturbing
oil Gers, and pa7s cat Tie same upon thor checks.
Regtafer's Caes Finley Bigger, Register and twenty
cefk lie keeps the Of pubc receipts and
peuditares receives TIE and makes cut tue official
o ana vation Of the United States
AID recsives frea the First Comptroller and Commissioner
Customs az and vouchers decided BIZ tAcn and
il charged by law wi!h their sae-keering.
Sa,5citors oRce-Francs u strcetor Solicitor and six
corks lie srperineEas az civil suits commenced by the
inarsas and clerks in all matters relating them and their
results lie receives returns from each cFD OF she United
States eous showing he progress ead condition of such
the Uuitsi States payment Of debts and las power
sen and dsposo Of te for the benefit Of the United
States.
Light House BonrS.--Hon. James Guthrie, president
Com W. b. ShGbric, United States navy, charnau Gen.
j. G. fotten, United States army; Col James keaTney,
United States army Prof A. ID. Bache, Superintendent
Coast Survey fro Joseph Henry, secretary Ot Smithsonian
Institution Commander s. H. Dppont. United States navy;
Lieut. Thornton A. Jens United States navy, secretary;
Capt. Edmund L. IT, Hardcase United States army,
tary and FIVE clerks. This board directs the budng and
repairing of lighthouses, EhrcEsels, buoys and bcacoIs
contracts for supplies ol oil, Gc.
C9rs Aexaa3er D. Baehe esq.,, superintendent,
and thirty-cgh assistant draagitsnen, &c