The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-10

Fta AsSisoys oees-Thomas l. Smith, esq, Firri Aud
tor and nineteen erss he reseisss and aeasts the ae-
stons and expenditures account 81 The civil list and under
isEts acts g egngres and rsI9rs he balances e The
spectiFey, for their decision thereor-
Second AEastors 0eePhiip Clayton, esq., secoDA Aud
tor, and tEsnyone ierk Be resolves and aaasls All
counts relating . the pay eoth and recruiting 81 the
army, web Grores arsensls, and ordnance and al
accounts relating % tbe Indian department. and reports the
bG1ncea 70 the 5eecaa ComptTor Tor his 5ees0n thereon
Third 4pSisor's 0fioe-Eosart J. AIxinson esg Third
Anatr aa seventyegbt clerks. Hs reeevss and adlnss
al accounts fr subsistence uF the arlay r5iseaous Mill
t&ry Academy, military roaa-, and the QnaerEeters de-
pa tnsnt wei as for PeEsors claims arising fran mIl-
tAry services preFcus = lsl6 and for hores and other
property lost 10 the military service under various aets of
Congress and reports the balances the Second Comptro
Ter FOR his decision thereon
Fsurt Asdfors oToe.-Aaror o. dayton xosq., Fourth
Auditor and siTesa srks e receives ssd adjusts all Ae
Tor the service the Navy Dep4r tmen reports
the balances to tbs second Comptroller Tor his decision
thereon.
FIftk AHditor's GEce.-Mnrrny Mcconnell. esq, Fifth
Auditor and H clerks de receives and adjusts al accounts
lor and siaailar services ln9er tes 81
the First Comptroller for his decision theTean-
.sizh Asdsser's Cs--siI.sag y. phiis9H. ssq, Sixth
adjusts al secoants Gng e The service cf tbs Post Office
Department His deeisians Email unless appeal be A
ken n twelve months to the FIRST Comptroller AID he super
-sent.
Teasrsr's oBes Samuel Casey, esq, Treasurer, and
United his oaer and that Of the repositories
created By the Of the 9th of August ls46 and paws out
ury counterrned T the First 6onlroler and upon war
drawn by the Postmaster General and e5uniergned
~ The SIXTH Auditor, and recorded BY tas Isgtsr. he
odicers, and psvs crt the came upon their checks.
Regiaers Qfee.Finley Bigger, Register, and twenty
rne clerks de Keeps the accounts Of public receipts and
pendirnre receives the returns aud makes the official
statement q commerce and navigation Of the nIted States
Customs all and vouchers decided BY the and
ls charged by law with their sae-keeping.
Sosiestors 0es.Francs b. sreeter, Solicitor and six
cerEs He superinends all civil suits commenced by the
narhas and clerks in all matters relating 10 them and their
results hs receives returns from each term o the uea
States courts showing the progress and condition Of such
suits has charge Of al lands and other property assigned
10 the United States in Of debts and has to
sell dispose Of the for the benefit Of the United
States.
Light Hosse Board-Hon- james Guthrie, president ;
Com W b shabrek United States navy, chairman; Gen.
United States army Prof A. d. Bache, Superintendent Of
Coast snrvey Prot oseph Henry secretary O.
Lieut. Thornton A. Jenkins United States navy secretary
Capt Edmund l. Hardeastie United states army seore
tary and five clerks This board directs the building and
repairing Of lighthouses hhtresse baoys and beacon
contracts for supplies Of oil &c.
United States Coaa Sarrcs Cce.Profassor A. D. Bache
IL. d., superntenden and superintendent Of weights and
Captain H. W Benhan United States engineers, assist
Captain w. r. Palmer Typographical engineers assistant
in charge Of the Coast SGrvey Office, ad iatcria.
A. w. huEsel chief clerk
c. b. Snow, in charge Of archives.
Professor A. G. pendleton, United States navy coputer
Lent. W. D. Whiting United States navy, photographic
oaicer.
j. r. Hlgard, ID charge q computing division
L. Y PoUrtales, in charge of tidal division
drawing division.
Lieut. j. q CLARK, United States army, charge Of
Samuel Hein, Disturbing agent
George Mathist, slectrotypirt