The Committee, which put in order the Moscow Senate Archives after their ruin by the French in 1812, attributed 208 books and 1,180 columns to the Moscow table of the Discharge Order, which was in charge of all the routines of the civil service. Books on their content were divided into discharge, notebooks, boyars, residents, lists of Reytar, dragoon and soldier regiments, tens. The editors select the most important and never before published cases from 1571 to 1664.