The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-20

service and the reports Of the mail lettings gving state
rnen Of each bid also a the contracts made the Dew
vice originated the ontainents ordered and The additional
allowances granted within the year.
Finance OgoeJohn Marion, esq., Third Assistant Post
master General and twenty eierks To this office
business Of the dcpartnent not esoved by Law upon the
Auditor embracing accun with the drAft Offices and other
depoftares Of the department. the issuing Of and
balances reported BY the Auditor 10 be
due mail and other persons the supervision
under orders deposite their guar
try balances designated points and the supcrntendence
Of the rendition by postmastes OF their quarterly returns OF
possges IL hsz charge Of the dead letter Office, of the is
suing stamps and stamped envelopes for the
Of postage, and Of the accounts connected there
To Third General all postsnssscrs
should direct their quarterly returns OF pstage those al
ceeds OF their oaces and those depositng Officer
their certificates Of deoe to hi shoald also be directed
the weekly monthly Of the deposriez Of the
department, web all applications and receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes, and for dead ettefs
Tssyeaion oSgcs.John 0akfod esq, cbici clerk and
oeisins ard ea.mains The registers 4 Ire arrivals and
paues Of the ma certificates Of thc service 81 Ionte
guences o actors and preparing thereon for tie
Postmaster General furnishing blanks for mail
ns eu. mailbsss and and keys and doing all
other things which bo necessary faithful and
exact performance Of oil nal contracts.
All cases Of mail depreciation Of violation of law by pr
vate expresses, by the forging cr illegal use q postage
stamps under the suey ision o tins ONCE and Should DC
An eonmuniratigus respecting lost ncney, stter, mail
keys, should be directed .chie Clerk, Post otcc Depart
mcDt"
All registers the arrivals and departures Of the mails
ocrt6raes o the service route agents. reports Of mail fail
pre applications for blank registers and reports Of failures
aud ali complaints against contractors for Irregular i'm
perfect service should be directed lnsPecton oee, Post
Office Department"
vaH pEpAETsENr.
Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary of War In the secre
tsrys etce there chief clerk seTen seord
clerks messenger aud four wGtehncu The fol-
lcsing bureaus attached to this department
Cosrpansiag Genoaf- OFsce.Ihs Office. s the head 81
which is Ilsnenant Gsnei Il Scott, is at New fort.
i1ja,smt GcseraFS Cce.rol samuel Cooper, Adntant
General. AssistantsLiea.- Col. W. u Freeman, Aar
MAJOR yoa r. Lee. Nine clerks and messenger In s
Office kept al the records which thc pcrsonnel o
the army tho rolls Nc. Ii here where all military
missions are made out
ouareraeaer Gesaers Osfee.-t-e Thomas g. Jcsap,
q1arternaser general; Charles Theuas assistant quarter
iua-ter general Captain ~. ~ Clark, district quarter
MAJOR H. &. WAYNE IN charge o clothing branch;
eleven cIeTka and one messenger.
Psyaasfer Geaerr- OfTre.Col. D. z. Larned paymassr
general; MAJOR st. Clair Deny district raymastcr eigh.
clerks aud cac nessengcr-
ooami.sary Geaerurs oEcs.-Gen. George Gibson
msarg general assistant captain a. 4. Shrias clerks
and one messenger.
ssrge5a Gescras (6ice.tcn. Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general; assistant DIR. H. &. Wood and DIR. Richard IA.
Cooldgej three clerks.
Eagieser Of1e.Gcneral Joscph c. Tetten, chief ensi-
neer assistant Lieutenant John ID. Kur.z; hc clerks and
one messenger.
1g,ogrephiooi Bsroaa.-ol j. j. Albert colonel Of The
one messenger.
OrSagnce Burcan- Colonel II. H. Craig, colonel Of ord
nance assistant Captain "a Maynsder eight clerks and
one messenger