The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-19

First Apdor's O5FcsThomas h. smith, esq, First Aud.
counts o the ard disbuseent appropr-
atoms and expenditures account q the civil t and under
private acts of Congress and reports the balances 70 the
Commissioner Of the Customs and he First Comptroller
spectiyely, for their decision thereon
Second Asdor's Oges-Phip Clayton, ESQ., Second Aud
itor and tweutyone clerks. e receives and adass a
counts relating @ the pay clothing end recruiting Of the
army we armories atsunals and ordnance, and all
relating The Indian department. and reports the
balances 10 the Second Comptroller for his decision thereon
Third Aa{tor's O3iee--Robert J. Atkinson esq., Third
Auditor, and eventyeght oes He receives and adjusts
a accounts for subsistence of tho army, ortdcatons Mill
partmea well for pensions claims arising from mill
tary services previous 70 1sl0 ard for horses and other
Congress and reports the balances Second Comptol-
Ter for his decision thereon.
Fourth Agdor'. Qlee.-Aaron 0. Dayton, esq, Fourth
Auditor, and ytsea serks c receives and adjusts al
service of the Navy Depar nen and reports
The balances 70 the Second Comptroller for lis decision
thereon
Auditor and six clerks He receives end adjusts all accounts
for diplomatic and similar sergioe performed under Tie d-
the First Comptroller for his decision thereon.
Srth AUDITORS 03ice.--wilam F. Phillips, esq, Sixth
Auditor, and hundred and clerks. lie receives and
adjusts an accounts arising from the service the Post Office
ken in twelve months the First Comptroller and he super
intends the collection Of all debts dne the Post Oce Depart
uent.
TJeusurers ORce- Samuel Casey, esq, Treasuer and
thirteen clerks lie receives and keeps the moneys Of the
United States Ia bis Office, and that OF the repositories
created by the cf the 9Th o August 1876, and ont
the upon warrants drawn by the Secretary o the Treas
ury counersgned by the First Comptroller Gnd uFon
rants drawn BY the Postmaster General and c5untersgned
bY the Sixth Auditor, and recorded by the Register lie
also holds public moneys advanced BY warrant to dburng
officers, and pa"s oat the same upon their checks.
Regic's 00se. Finley Bigger, Register, and twenty
nine clerks lie keeps the OF public receipts and
penditGres receives the returns and makes the official
statement Of and navigation Of the United States
ard receives from the Fret Comptroller and Commissioner
iCustoms all and vouchers decided hy the and
is charged by law With their sata.kcepiDg.
Soliciiors O5iosFrancs b. Streeer Solicitor and six
clerks lie superntends all civil suits commenced by the
United States and iustruc the United states attorneys
narsha, and clerks in all matters reatag to them and their
results He receives returns from each term OF the United
States courts showing the progress and condition OF such
the United States in payment of deb and has power
States.
Light House BoarI.-IIon. James Guthrie, president ;
Com " B. Shabrick, United States navy, chairman Cen
j. G. Totten, United States army Col. james Kcarney,
United States army Prof A. ID. Hache, Superintendent Of
Coast Surrey Prof Joseph Henry secretary of Smithsonian
Institution Commander s. r. Dupont, United States navy
Lieut. Thornton a. jenkins United States navy, secretary
Capt Edmund Il. r. Hardcase United States army, sccre-
and five clerks This board directs the building and
repairing OF ghhoues, lghyessels, buoys &ud beacons
contracts for Supplies Of oil, &c.
Coast gareey-Alszander D. Bache esq., superintendent
and thirty-eight assistan. draugh.smen, &c.