The Washington union., 1857-05-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

the Treasury comprocrs commissioner of tho customs six
dors treasurer register solicitor light house board and coast
The following Is brief
ces and Of the force employed therein, respectively:
Soraurys obHon Howell Cobb Secretary OF the Treasury
lion Philip Clayton Assistant Secretary one ensnec in charge ono
three clerks The Secretary Of the Treasury charged with the
supervision Of the fiscal transactions the and Of The
execution of the laws concerning the and navigation OF the
United States He upencnd the survey Of tho ooast the light house
establishment the marine hospitals Of the United States and the
ruc OF certain public buildings for custom houses and other
poses. . ~~
First Gomrtroles o6aeIon. William Mcii, Comptroller and
fifteen clerks lie prescs the mode of Keeping and rendering nc
civil diplomatic service wen the public lands
and and cerifes tho balances arising thereon
Second Copysroiles oGceohn cq Comptroller,
and c peorbes the mode Keeping and render
and Indian departments Of the
public service and rcves and ccrhc the balances arising thereon
oGce Of Commissioner Of he CusomsIIush J. Anderson,
Commissioner and clerks He prcscrbc the mode of keeping
and rendering the of the customs and dbuse
mcns and Cor the building and repairing houses &C. and
vBes and ccrtincs the balances arising thereon
Fs Audors 0ce1homas L. Smith, esq, First Auditor, and
nineteen clerks c receives and adjusts the accounts Of the customs
revenue and disbursements appropriations and expenditures on nc
count tho cv t and under private acts Of Congress and reports
troIlor, respectively, for their decision thereon. .
Sond Apiaos oThomas d Fuller Second Auditor, and
tho pay clong and recruiting Of the army wen arnorcs
and reports tho balances the Second Comptroller for his dcc
thereon
Third AUDITORS o6oobcrtJ Atkinson esq Third Auditor and
Of the army orncaons Military Academy military roads
arising military services previous 1916
other property lost In the military service under various acts OF Con
and reports tho balances the Second Comptroller FOR his de
cison thereon.
Fourth Aur's Dayton, esq Fourth Auditor and
sixteen o Io and adjusts all FOR the Of
the Navy Department and reports the balances TO the Second Comp
trolor for his decision thereon ..u"
Fh Ataoys oos-Murray Mcconnell Geo., Fifth Auditor and
six clerks He receives and adjusts all for diplomatic and
similar services performed under the direction o the state Depart
mcn and reports the balances TO the First Comptroller for his decision
| thereon.
Strih dtehorS OGofWlam Phillips, Sixth Auditor, and
hundred and clerks He and adjusts all
arising from the of the ooc Department His decisions
or and he supctntcnds the collection OF all debts duo the Post
ohco Department
TreIles 0ocSamucl Casey esq, Treasurer and hirtoon
clerks o receives aud keeps the OF the United states in lbs
Office and that of the dpotore created by the the 9Th Of
August isd and pays the upon tho
Secretary the Treasury cotened by the First Comptroller
upon warrants drawn by tho Postmaster General and connegncd
by the sixth Auditor and recorded by tho Register He also holds
public moneys advanced by warrant to d3bug officers aud
out the same upon their checks.
Registers oosFncy Bigger, Register, and twenty olcrs