The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-28

Fr1 Aadlaors 0ssssTbomas l. smith, esd, Firsi Aud
or and nnsteeu ce ks He reeeiyrs and sdussE the
crGnI ~ fhe cnz0ms and Disbursements AprOpr
anns and expenditures nueocnt q the evil list and under
private acts u Congress aud reports The balances % the
Commissioners e the tusoms ard The First Comptroller, re-
Epectisely, for their deciaion thereon
Second AHai,a,'s 8osPhiIi Clayton esq., Second And
or, and clerks. he reeves and adjusts all
ar1y a. Ue as arDores arsenais and ardnsnce and al
relating the Indian department and rrpats the
balances the Second Comptroller his thereon
Third AHdlforIs Ogcs-ISa,ert J. Atkinsou esu Third
Audt0r and sevnntyegEt e-rs- He receives ard adjusts
al ior subsistence q the army, ortihsanns h
partDeni, wr for Pensnns Chains arising from ni
ary services previous ISIS and m horses and other
Congress and reports the balances the Second COmptFo
Ter for his decision thereon-
Foarts Audisor. o6ierAaron o. Dayton, erq, Fourth
Audar, andsxtsea clerks. lie receives and adjusts all
FOR the service of the Navy Department and reports
the balances the Second Comptroller FOR his decision
thereon.
Auditor, and six clerks He receives and adjusts al
for diplomatic and similar services peiormed under the d.
reetun o The State Department and reports the balances
the First Comptroller for has decision thereon.
yi1th asdior's OgRes.w1HRm r. Philips, esq, Sixth
Auditor and hundred and clerks lie receives and
adjusts ali accounts arising rom the service Of ths Past Office
Department His decisions nal, uniess appeal be
twelve morhs the First Comptroller and he super
intends the collection Of all debts dae the Post oce Depart
ment.
Treaseys Office. Samuel Casey, esq, Treasurer, and
thirteen clerks He receives and keeps the Of the
created By the q the 9th Of August lsis and ont
the upon drawn BY the Secretary Of the Treas
ury eounersgned by the First Comptroller, and upon
drawn by the Postmaster General and clunersgned
By the Sixth Auditor and recorded by the Register. He
also holds pabc moneys advanced BY dbursng
officers, and PAYS out the upon their checks.
Registrr's O6us.-Enley Bigger Register and twenty
lie the public
penditures the returns and makes the official
statement ennInerce and of the United States
and receives from the First Comptroller and Commissioner
Customs all and vouchers decided by nea and
is charged BY law win their safe keeping.
Solisitors O6Fes-Francs B. streeter Solicitor and six
clerks He sGperipsnds all civil suits commenced by the
marhas and clerks aH relating to them and their
results He receives from each OF the United
States courts showing the progress and condition Of
suits has Charge OF al Lands and other property assigned
the United payment of debts aud has power
sell and dispose Of the for the bsnehi Of the United
States.
Light House Board.-Eon. James Guthrie president;
Com W b. ShRbrck, United States navy, chairman Gen.
j. g. Tutsen, Crted States army; Col. James kearnev,
United States army Prof A. r. Barhs, Superintendent uf
Coast Survey Prur Joseph Henry secretary of Smithsonian
Institution Commander . r. Dupont United States navy
Lieut. Thornton 4. jenkins, United Sttes navy secretary
Can't Edmund L. +. HardeAse, United States army,
tary and five clerks. This board directs the building and
epairing of hthouses ghtvessel bnGys and beac8ns,
contracts for supplies Of oil &c.
Coast SarpeyAeranaer D. Bachr, esq, superintendent,
and thNy-eight assistant draughtsmen, &c