The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-31

First Auditors 0ce-Thomas l.. Smith, esq, First Aud
tor, and nineteen clerks. He receives and adjusts the
counts OF the customs and disbursements, appropr
atons and expenditures of the civil list and under
private acts Of Congress and reports the balances to the
Commissioner OF the Customs and the First Comptroller
spectively, for their decision thereon. MISSES
Second AUDITORS Ooe.-Php Clayton ESQ.,, Second Aud
or and twenty clerks He receives and adjusts all
counts relating to the pay clothing and recruiting Of the
army, well arories arsenas and ordnance, and all
accounts relating to the Indian department and reports the
Third Auditors Qee.Robert ]. Atkinson, esq, Third
Auditor and seventy clerks He receives and adjusts
all accounts for subsistence Of the army fotfcations Mill
tary Academy military roads, and the Quartermasters de-
partment as well a. for pensions claims arising from mill
ary services previous 70 1876 and for horses and other
property lost in the military SERVICE under various acts OF
Congress and reports the balances to the Second Compro
er for his decision thereon. Hst s. 1itsf ~
fsra 4ad.or's oges;- O. Dayton, ESQ, Fourth
for the service Of the Navy Depar and reports
the balances to the Second Comptroller for his decision
thereon. Z t'lligrls lstfaeA sfi Ig stranlgH1r1 as
Fihh AUDITORS Ogfee.- Murray Mcconnell, esq. Fh,
Auditor and six clerks lie receives and adjusts all accounts
for diplomatic and similar services performed under the d
recon Of the State Department. and the balances
the First Comptroller for his decision thereon. a.a
iSirth AUDITORS 0Gce.-Wiam F. Phillips esq, Sixth
Auditor and hundred and clerks He receives and
adjusts all arising from the service of the Post Office
Department His decisions na unless appeal be ta
ken in twelve months the First Comptroller and he
intends the collection of all debts due the Post Office Depart
ment. ag,t a} s1aaE+@E aa aagl7fafrs4 rlf, g.tI Ea
7rsasurer's 0es Samuel Casey esq, Treasurer, and
thirteen clerks He receives and Keeps the of the
created the act of the 9Th of August l86 and out
the warrants drawn by the Secretary Of the Treas
drawn by the Postmaster General and counersgned
BY the Sixth Auditor and recorded BY the Register ne
also holds public moneys advanced by warrant TO dbursng
officers and pays out the same upon their checks
Registers O5ee Finley Bigger, Register, and twenty
nine clerks He keeps the accounts Of public receipts and
pendures receives the and makes out the official
statement Of commerce navigation Of the United States
and receives from the First Comptroller and Commsonor
Customs all accounts and vouchers decided by them and
CHARGED law with their safe-k keeping.
Solicitors OFeeFrancis D. Streeter Solicitor, and six
clerks. He superntends all civil suits commenced by the
United States and insruets the United States attorneys,
mashas clerks all matters relating to them and their
results. He receives returns from each term Of the United
as bas essrae of all ana and other
the United States in payment Of debts and has power to
sell and dispose of the for the benefit OF the United
States '.. f. l..s' .t'a "s@lsE
Light House Board.Hon. James Guthrie, president
Com b. Shubriok, United States navy, chairman Gen.
tse e
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sadel a.
Lieutenant John G. Parke, United States army, secre
ary and five clerks This board directs the building and
repairing of lighthouses buoys and beacons,
contracts for supplies of oil, &C. . 3"
United States Sapey OceProfessor A. d. Bache,
L. d. superintendent and superintendent of WEIGHTS and
Captain H. W. Benham, United States engineers, assist
Captain ". r. Palmer Typographical engineers, assistant,
A. w. Russell, chief clerk. a4 .r,..... .....
G. b. Snow, in charge of archives.
Professor 4 G. Pendleton United States navy, computer
of ongitudes. .-%-.'an '4 @.t Es."Z .a- ggt
Lieut.. W. ID. Whiting, United States navy, photographic
officer. ... u. ....~f.' ...,
Captain A. A. Gibson, United States army. a,'&
Assistant j. E. Hgar in charge of computing division.
Assistant L. r. Pourtaes in charge of tidal division.
Lieut.. J. c. Tidba United States army, in charge Of
drawing division. ts ~ - 4. ....s.. I'D. s.s
Lieut. j. G. Clark, United States army in charge of
craving division
Samuel Hein disbursing agent. .. @ '.a-.t ~ |a@
George Mathiot electrotypist &a@ #t
Joseph Saxton assistant to superintendent weights and
measures 4sF*l EH2#t p" .n.' idHT5,arErg 'H tah