The Washington union., 1857-04-29

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Treasury Department Secretary
the Treasury comproors commissioner OF the customs six
dors treasurer register SOLICITOR lighthouse board and coast sur
following OF
COS, and Of the force employed therein, respectively:
Says oGceHon Howell Cobb, Secretary of tho Treasury
Hon Philip Assistant charge;
architect and three dranshtsmen temporarily employed and twenty
supervision ca government
execution the laws concerning tho and navigation Of the
establishment the marine hospitals of the United States and the
ucton Of certain public buildings for houses and other
Compyoiier 0GceIIon William Medl, Comptroller,
fifteen clerks s pescbes the mode Of keeping and rendering ac
and revises and certacs the balances arising thereon
Second Compyole's 0ceJoln Brodhcad esq Comptroller,
ing army navy, Indian departments tho
public service reves and cerhes the balances arising thereon
Office Of Commissioner Of he Cuaoas,ugh j. Anderson, esq,
Commissioner eleven clerks lie prcrbes the mode keeping
and rendering the of the customs and dburc
vises and certhes the balances arising thereon.
Fs Aadfors ofThomns L. Smith, ESQ., First Auditor, and
clerks He receives and adjusts the Of the customs
revenue and disbursements appropriations and expenditures on ac
count Of the civil list and under private acts of Congress and
the balances the Commissioner d the Customs aud the First Comp
troler, respectively, for their decision thereon
twenty one eet In renyes and adjusts ali accounts relating to
the pay clothing and recruiting of tho well as armorc
arscna and ordnance and all accounts relating TO the Indian depart
mnt and reports the balances to the Second Comptroller for bis de
thereon.
sevenyeght clerks He and adjusts all
sstencc Of tho army racatous Military Academy military
and Quarcmaster's claims
arising from military services previous to 1916 and for horses and
other lost the military under various acts of
and balances tho Second Comptroller his
cision thereon
Fourth AUDITORS 0FAnron0 Dayton esq Fourth Auditor and
sixteen clerks He receives adjusts all the Of
the Navy Department reports the balances the Second Comp
troller for his decision thereon.
F1h Atdaors 0GcMurray Mcconnell esq, Fifth Auditor md
six clerks He receives and adjusts all accounts for diplomatic and
similar services performed under the direction Of the State Depart
men and reports tho balances TO the First Comptroller for his decision
thereon
Sirh Audaos o6oWiiam f. Phillips ESQ., sixth Auditor and
hundred and clerks He receives and nuss all accounts
arising from the ooc Department His decisions
final unless be taken in twelve months the First Comp
toer and he supenends tho collection Of all debts due tho Post
0nlcc Department
Treasures 0Gcssamucl Casey, esq, Treasurer, thirteen
clerks He receives the OF the United s
Office and that Of the repositories created by the act Of the 9th
August 1896 and out the drawn by the
Secretary Of the Treasury by the First Comptroller
warrants drawn by the Postmaster General and
by the Sixth Auditor recorded by the Register He holds
public advanced by dsbursing officers pays
out the same upon their checks t'
Registers oGoe-Hnley Bigger, Register, and twenty