The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-07

Commissioner Customs and the First Comptroller re-
spectiyely, for their decision thereon.
Second Aaditoys Ofios.-Php Clayton esq.,. Second Aud
or twenty one clerks He receives and adjusts all ac
counts relating to the pay, clothing and recruiting OF the
accounts relating to the Indan department and the
balances to the Second Comptroller for his decision thereon
Third Aaditors Office j. Atkinson, esq, Third
Auditor and seventy eight clerks lie and adjusts
all accounts for subsistence OF the army Notifications, Mill
tary Academy, military roads, and the Quartermaster de-
partment as well as for pensions claims arising from mill
ay service previous to 1916 and for horses and other
property lost In The military service, under acts Of
Congress aud reports the balances to the Second Comptro
Ter for his decision thereon.
Fourth Aadi,ors 01ice Aaron o. Dayton esq., Fourth
Auditor aud ssses1 clerks He receives and adjusts all
counts for the service Of the Navy and reports
the balances to the Second Comptroller for his decision
thereon.
Fyfh Aaditora QGee.--Murray Mcconnell, esq, Fifth
Auditor and six clerks lie receives and adjusts all accounts
for diplomatic and similar services performed under the d
rucn Of the State Department. reports the balances
the First Comptroller for his decision thereon.
Sirth auditors O6ioewiiliam f. Phillips esq., Sixth
Auditor and hundred and clerks He receives and
adjusts all accounts arising from the service Of the Post Office
Department His decisions final unless appeal be ta
ken twelve months to the First Comptroller and he super
intends the collection of all debts due the Post Office Depart
ment.
T,easers O6ee.- Samuel Casey, esq.,, Treasurer, and
thirteen clerks He receives and keeps the moneys of the
United States his Office and that of the repositories
created by the of the 9th Of August 1896 and pays out
the upon drawn by the Secretary of the Treas
ury counersgned by the Fret Comptroller, and upon
drawn By the Postmaster General and countersgned
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also holds public moneys advanced by dsbursing
officers, and prrs out the upon their checks
Registers 0b,ee. Finley Bigger Register, and twenty
clerks He keeps the accounts of public receipts and
pendtures receives the returns and makes out the official
of and navigation Of the United States
aid receives from the First Comptroller and Commissioner
all and vouchers decided by them and
is charged by law with their sae-keeping.
Solicitors Oce.Francs b. Sreeor, Solicitor, and six
clerks lie superinends all civil suits commenced by the
United States and nstrucs the United States attorneys
and clerks in all matters relating to them and their
courts showing the progress and condition such
suits has charge of all lands and other property assigned
the United States in of debts and has to
States.
Light House Board Hon, james Guthrie, president
J. G. Totten, United States aruly Col james Kearney,
United States army Prof A. d. Bache, Superintendent OF
Institution; Commander s. = Dupont United States navy
Lieut. Thornton A. Jenkins United States navy, secretary
tary and five clerks This board directs the building and
repairing of light houses ghtvesses buoys and beacons
contracts for supplies OF oil, &c.
United Slater Coast Sarrey OceProfessor A. ID. Bache
LII D., superintendent and superintendent of weights and
measures
Captain H. W. Benham, United States engineers, assist
Captain W r. Palmer Typographical engineers assistant
in charge Of the Coast Survey Office, ad interim.
A. w. Russell, chief clerk.
c. b. Snow, in charge OF archives.
Professor A. G. Pendeton, United States navy computer
Lieut. W. D. Whiting, United States navy photographic
officer ~A s0s
Captain A. A. Gibson, United States army
Assistant j. Il. Higard in charge OF computing division
Assistant l.. +. Pour,aes in charge of tidal division
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NAvY phrARrMIST.
The Navy Department consists of the Navy Department
being the office OF the Secretary and OF five bureaus
attached theieo VIZ; bureau OF Nayy-yards ana ocks
Bureau ot CONSTRUCTION, Equipment ana repair bureau
OF PROVISIONS ana OiohhR, burean oi ordnsnce anu ny
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commissioned and officers orders for the enlistment
and discharge OF seame cmanae from the Secretary office
All the duties OF the different bureaus performed under
the authority OF the Secretary and their orders consd
cred as emahating from him. The general auprpeIdenoe
Of The mamne corps iorms Also part al he duties OF the
corps shouiu ne approved ny MIN.
Bnrenu o Nary Yards and Docks.--Commodore Joseph
smith, chei o the bureau our clerks one cvil engineer
and one dranghsman. All the navy-yards, docks and
wbarves buildings ana machinery IN navyyards ana every
thing mneiaeiy connected WIN the, are under the gu