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A meticulously detailed directory of government officers serving in Washington D.C. during the specified period, this register provides an invaluable snapshot of the United States' federal bureaucracy. "Department Directory And Register Of Officers In The Service Of The United States In The City Of Washington" lists names, room numbers, salaries, and residences of individuals employed across various departments. This historical document offers researchers, historians, and genealogists a primary source for understanding the structure and personnel of the American government during a transformative era. Its detailed listings provide insights into the lives and roles of those who shaped the nation's capital and its policies.

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