The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-16

fra Andilo1s ogicsTh9mas L. Smith, esq., First Aud
ito and nineteen clerks. s receives and adjusts the
atoms and expenditures account OF the civil list and under
private acts Of Congress and reports the balances to the
speetively, for their decision thereon.
Seeond Aadito 0GesPhilip Clayton, esq Second Aud
tor and twenty clerks lie receives and adjusts all
counts relating to the pay clothing aud recruiting OF the
army well arnores arsenas, and ordnance and all
accounts relating 70 the Indian department. and reports the
balances to the Second Comptroller for his decision thereon
Third auditors 08ice--Robcrt j. Atkinson esq. Third
Auditor and seventy eight clerks lie receives and adjusts
tary Academy military roads and the de-
partnent as well as for PENSIONS claims arising from mill
property lost in the military service under various
Congress and reports the balances To the Second Compto
Ter for his decision thereon .... ......
Auditor aud sixteen clerks He receives and adjusts all
for the service Of the Navy and reports
the balances to the Second Comptroller for his decision
thereon. " #@"
Fyfth Aaditor's OGce.-A Murray Mcconnell esq, Fifth
Auditor and ak clerks He receives and adjusts all accounts
recoa Of the State and the balances to
the First Comptroller for his decision thereon s..
Sirth AUDITORS William +. 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 an appeal bc ta
ken twelve months to the First Comptroller and he super
intends the collection of all debts due the Post Office Depart
ment. ..s..a ..s .#. a... .a. .....
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United States his Office that Of Repositories
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ury countergned by the First Comptroller and upon
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also holds public moneys advanced by disbursng
officers, and paws out the same upon their checks.
Register Finley Bigger, Register and twenty
pendure receives the returns and makes out the official
statement Of and navigation the United States
and receives from the First Comptroller
Of Customs all accounts and vouchers decided by hem and
is charged by law with their safe keeping ...s.
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clerks He superinends all civil suits commenced by the
United States and nstructs the United States attorneys
results He from each Of the United
States courts showing the and condition of such
to The United States in payment debts and has
sell and dispose of the for the benefit of the United
States. .. ......
Light House Board-Ton, James Guthrie, president;
Com. W. b. Shubrck, United States navy, chairman Gen.
J. g. Toten, United States army Col James Ksarney
Coast Survey Prof Joseph Henry secretary Of Smithsonian
Institution Capt s. r. dupont United States navy, Com
Capt Edmund L. F. Hardcase United States army secre
.ay and FIVE clerks This board directs the building and
contracts for supplies of oil, 6c
United States Coast Smuey OceProfessor A. d. Bache,
ILL., d. superintendent and superintendent OF weights and
Captain II. W. Benham, United States engineers assist
ant, on special service. a.E .,.. ii
in charge Of the Coast Survey 0aice aa nisrim
A. W. Russell, chief clerk.
G. B. Snow, in charge of archives. a..a#. Il
Professor A. G. Pendeton, United States navy, computer
Of longitudes. . ..-- .s. ..- i. .@. .u. .- g..
Lieut. w D. Whiting, United States navy, photographic
officer. "
Captain A. A. Gibson, United States army. ... ..s
Assistant j. Il. Hilgard in charge of computing division.
Assistant l.. +. Pourtaes, In charge of tidal division
Lieut.. j. Q. Tdbal, United States army, in charge of
drawing division. . ..s..
Lieut. j. G. Clark United States army, in charge of en-
craving division. '"a. %
Samuel Helm, disbursing agent.
George Mathot, electrotypst. ..... ....
Joseph Saxon assistant superintendent of weights and
measures.