Cornelius B. Archer, City Inspector.
Malachi Fallan, Keeper of City Prison.

Morgan L. Mott, Keeper of Blackwell's Island.
Henry P. Wanmaker, Public Administrator.

Joseph G. Sweet, Superintendent of Streets.

Bartholomew Purdy, Superintendent of Lamps and Gas.
John A. Paterson, Superintendent of Pavements.
John Stewart, Receiver of Taxes.

Jesse Brush, Water Purveyor.

Stephen Van Nostrand, Collector City Revenue.
James C. Willets, Collector of Assessments.
William Messerve, Superintendent of Markets.

OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL.

James H. Cornwall, Clerk of Common Council.

A. H. Osborn, Comptroller.

John S. Doughty, Treasurer.

Nathan F. Waring, Counsellor.

Alexander Campbell. Attorney.

William J. Maker, Street Commissioner.

M. P. O'Hern,

Samuel Vunch,

T. J. Reynolds,

{City Collectors.

John Van Voorhis,

City Inspectors.

Andrew Tombs, Harbor Master.

OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL.

Hiram Wright, Treasurer.

Amos Sawyer, Superintendent Streets.
Robert Haight, City Attorney,
Chauncey Nash, City Clerk.

Reuben A. Bunnell, Overseer of the Poor.

Maltby Strong, City Physician,

Charles B. Stuart, City Surveyor..

George T. Blair, Clerk.

John T. Lamport, Attorney.

John R. Kimberly, City Commissioner and Gen'l Ass.

Franklin Belcher, Overseer of the Poor.

Ebenezer Wilson, 24 High Constable.

CITY OF UTICA.
Election first Tuesday in March.
Charter Officers.

Edmund A. Wetmore, Mayor.

William Baker, Recorder.

NOTE. The principal part of the above debts are for moneys loaned for the purpose of supplying the cities with water, and city bonds loaned to Railroad Companies.

THE 15th Presidential Term, of four years since the establishment of the Government of the United States, under the Constitution, began on the 4th day of March, 1815, and it will expire on the 3d of March, 1849.

JAMES K. POLK, of Tennessee, President,

GEORGE M. DALLAS, of Pennsylvania, Vice-President,

Salary. $25,000

5,000

The Cabinet.

JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylvania, Secretary of State,...
ROBERT J. WALKER, of Mississippi, Secretary of the Treasury,.
WILLIAM L. MARCY, of New-York, Secretary of War,.....
GEORGE BANCROFT, of Massachusetts, Secretary of the Navy,..
CAVE JOHNSON, of Kentucky, Postmaster-General,.
JOHN Y. MASON, of Virginia, Attorney-General,.

...........

6,000

6,000

6,000

6,000

6,000

.......

4,000

The officers of the Cabinet hold their offices at the will of the President, but are appointed with the consent of the Senate.

Department of State.

The following list of Officers was corrected at Washington, May 13, 1845.