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Office Auditors Office, where there are upward


OF sixty clerks. There are many clerks in the DIS
partments who have been appointed for political
services, and who are not competent for the duties
OF Their offlces II has been practice heretofore
wlh sucn to hire same poor unfortunate 10 do what


NJ could not do. tor small portion OF the salary
when they were drawing from the public treasury.
Some OF them used to bring these aids into the Of
nces, and Others took their work home. In The
rest Oiilce Auditors Office orders have been is
sueo, mat hereafter no work must be taken ont Of


he ofhce-that all the work must be done in office
nours-and that the clerks will not be allowed to
and OF course II they can't do their work without an
assistant, can't do it in office hours or can't do
II IN the ofiice-why, they will have to walk Span
lsh, and those will be appointed that both can and
OF prescription 10 be set up bv the wings, when
these incapables are sent 10 find some business
which thsy can perform-lhat is to be expected, of
course. GAMMA.