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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

WKossu,h stepped long enough in Hartford to address a few remarks to the crowd gathered at the Depot. He concluded as follows
 "l am happy to meet the citizens of the central city of the State-the hear, of Connecticut. Had I understood this arrangement arigFt. had l known of the feeling in Hartford, l should have been happy to have stopped in your city a longer time. But as it is, gentlemen. I must bid you adieu. The steam engine wonder [poinlmg 10 the locomo,ivel is a great democ,at, and obcys the popular will. Its course. like tha. of democracy is onward. onward an ] it is not possible for me to stop or. delay issprogress. For the present. citizens. l must bid you farewell! Huzza for the warm. hearted cilizens of Har,fo al
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

ac-Rev. Aadrew Benedict, N. A., late Tutor ip Trinity College. Hartford. has been appoi nted an Assistant Professor in that institution. He ia a native of this village.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

nr John Young. formerly Governor and member of Congress, died a. his rss.dencs in the city Oi New York o the 2sd inst,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
LTfCIIFIEI D, April 20. 1852
IEHlr Nafl0naI ConVention.

The whig National Convention has been called at Baltimore. on Wednesday the Sixteenth Day of J0ne lsj2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

Os.A new copy of the Clay Medal has been completed. and was formally presan> ted to Mr Clay ae Washington on the 06.h.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

CROWNED. .-- The Norwich Courier selates 2 sad and singular case of esuwlilngs which occurred at Dan- tesonyille on Friday lass, X yoang lad of aoont fonrteens~.~ORlY soa ol Mr. Edwin Ely, of that place, and ! member. Mr. Ahhot'a fnmil, school of Norwich, rose early in th, morning with. the intention of goill e.hshing. But as it was orly & o' clock. his father demonstrated wi,i him and induced him torelurn to bed M4o.clock he again got up for ths sams purpose, but was tiRally persua sea ,0 Tnit naiii he should get som .nEsa1aast. Immediately alter get
 slng his breakfast, he harnessed
 horse into small wap on ! <, A s,a :, !.
 oR as his parents supposed. for
 gFoat brook. two or three miles a;s
 ant. Instead of going to me ,,o, ,, sbrook, however, he drove down , Killingly Pond and was afterwar, seen diving in various direction
 s "A : sometirnes fast, soEnetimea slow
 sometimcsin the road, sometimes ( he sides Of the road, and sometim gil the field. urging the horse over u s0ughest places and even over tt ktone fences and at last he was see Co drive with headlong speed dow steep bank of the Quinebaug riyer-;, 1o the middle of the stream. Th hoFse vas soon drowned, and inc bo foased of op the wagon seat, an i Y as elsc drowned. Ills body wasr, KoyeFsd t|le next day, He had ln yecOyeHed; from 1icknese, gadsihi, ,rppossd thashe Wap labourihg un
 ~~tal deiangment 1t the lime .
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

The pIutalities in the other Senatorial Districts are as follows
 WHIG. --4th, 427 9th, 30 :: 7th. 225 : 9th, s; 18th, 226 l4,h. l78.
 RAT1c.-lst, 300: 2d. 338; 3d 43l: 9th, S5; /; 9th, 100: l0th, 45--llth' 2s-I3lh, 44--l8th aa-l9lh, 45-2a.l h, l47-2lst, 98.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

TRe Home Journal states that Charles Dickens enjoys an income greates probably than was ever before derix- ed from literature by an author. The sale of "Bleak House" !" it is comput- sd. will average forty thousand mum eersa month, and Dickens share aust be at least thousand pounds per month. Then Dickens derives, \ is said, a hundred pounds week from the Household Words, besides s large sum from the sale of his oth. CT writings. At a very moderate sstlmsfe, therefore, we may conjcc- sure that his income is twenty thous- ena pounds. or a hundred thousand dollars a year.
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War Depnrtnenf.

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. Is 1852.
PROPOSALS win be received by The War
rive, Which i'm. ny eouisct will be s%sea 70 s ' 9s nss
and shal not exceed hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS.
The materials forming the ran only be thoroughly
moved from the be
form new distinctions npedmens 10 thr thereof
Whenever report portion the raj,
s ss s1 aa hs .s, . BY
ses s @ r me- w pay ssn zion Of e whole
ran less twenty cent? provided that the portion paid
shall never be less o,aa one fifteenth part the whole work
july ner 1888 he VIII state the sum o which he willing
complete by e Of July 1854 Ifho cannot uaasase
for 6's, period state and will propose
for the last mentioned period only.
when The me specified the completion Of
officers detailed purpose by Secretary II War and
IN shall appear such inspection that the
nifty win eao 10, s S ""s so
snas acs ba' q u shall appear ha, the contract has
bu the balance forfeited
proper have BEEN e s sss S saiIss s
end Il @ T. complete ss ss % "a add
ion Of The Secretary Of War, win be allowed him for purpose
s sa s ss - % , % ns' " the work shall be completed
The contractor win he required give bond seocoo
with good sureics each Of
conditioned for the faithful execution The
IcrEeps whom he offers signed by them
s a s sy wv sn % snd sr rs o :. 'sGy, 1oued
State which he resides that SAP ssrees are respectable crcns
No hid viii no syamined prla"s
these conditions shall be complied with s
The proposals be to the ~
ne envelope Proposals for removing Red River Raft"
JJAbERr,
The Republic Intelligence, and Union, Washington, o.
oe sns and T .s sna New In
neu, Ohio; Louisville Journal Louisville Ken,ucky st. LouI.
New o,.s. se ssn. sl,ssspo
New ossn, Republican New Orleans. "a win iese the above
ssr0i-d'o'a0.wum .
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EpwAAp r. BsLL assignee Of B.IL, assignee Of IsA
rnnistauiI d srsrAaS J, LAWS deceased. In eqay.
THE bill u substance states hat e american bs Caspian
e q ssssSsL w ssaas ps,:s sas o. whom stephen
while pursuing her ossse Illegally captured on the I'd o. oe
ints Moniedeo and condemned prize Of that Lewis, who
az sa ee s % he amount ha sps ms
thereafter steadily made BY the United states behalf
o. NE interest ia said bg aad cargo and Of his moneys and nee
ON ,s a OF Nnxsbs isss lewis being nssbsd 10 Isaac Bs
New York, IA OF $4,000 and having of has
possession assigned h claims against de brazilian
assigns viii, io 70 eoiee, the same and
eo s s a s ssa ), s isaac @
Lewis died 3lst Of July 1874 nesan and withou,
BEL sassp % as IL ea assns, saa for iadeay
spned 10 Isaac BELL might h discharge The same, ra
G cam for indemnify against Brazil by
Bell his assignee before tho commissioner appointed
assignment, original believed
assignment and sob Of June, 1852 awarded Mary Lewis,
Of Lewis The sum Of s5l a. winch be found
king of his award Isaac Bell assigned all his right e
and Isaac Bell Mobile,
Ne Ya WI" ms now asm b Virtue aa be- @
bona hds the whole Of the award aforesaid
Isaac Bell believed lost said
c Co. ssias i Sspa s.s. 'si
praying Mary Lewis asking
s' s he % s NAME ~
paying her,
the whole OF the award aforesaid
maie ill The further order Of this in the that This
will the usual order OF publication, seeing that Mary
the defendant resides out OF It's Jurisdiction and that will
Rotary the Treasury The complainant Edward r. BELL
il, therefore BY The court this , day q Novembe in The
1852 ordered aud adudged that the complainant by causing
Union
three weeks before
February said
object substance of this BILL and her appear
this person by solicitor, before fourth Monday
of April the and show
The Of
appear fur before
day Of April next
BIZ ofger Of the
" Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
w G. ssETuEN, Solicitor for Compliments
True copy. Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk
Dec 2-law3w
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In the Circuit Court Of the District or Columbia for
the County Of Washington.

the County Of Washington.
against
FELT BAKER and JOHN w, GKysR. In equity.
THE bill substance states that the American Caspian with
g Gy merchants Booa
was ssp!smSsr 1877, Monsvidld South
therein g thereof .hId q which
,utsd ne 81 October ,s By The Brazilian
demand thereafter steadily made BY the United States
cargo for baker Gsysr and other
III The claim was embraced under The convention OF the a OF
s due
saSs %s BAKER
and M Ssaa s9er ~ s cs @ sa
BRAZIL indemnity part
a s Of sa
composed Joseph Baker. deceased, ea Baker
his Of ~ aa a aa nss M son dis
Joseph Baker fully authorized
s % 5 nSsss joseph ss n s u Esq
which h his note On the % Of 1soss s % S.ep b.
deceased, with unless, BY n,endnent OF sw, has
s sssp s WIN Of s, ss VA
by H M n sn Sl o @ 10 Be e @ 70 S
September 1882 he n,eItsred IN 'e liquidation u
deah, place March sae, Ipswich
Eiso" Of Wssm Ii. Will has eon
70 dhass s ne na osp@ n M 10 his s
hrm Of Baker Son, under the ,eris a he dissolution thereof
Of Baker Caspian belong
heavy
Baker the said Of the OF attorney from Gcye Ba
dissolution
The Bakers prosecuted the claim al Baker
indemnity OF the Joseph
yenon Of January 81 1919 thai the commissioner instead OF
awarding whole the indemnify found by him 10
Ge5er, 1914 solely
James Ellison, aforesaid did the 3o June
1884, award the James Ellison, aforesaid, Henry
John w of July, 1854
Felt Baker after full information and due deberaen
voluntarily assigned said lanes Ellison all his right and tile
award day suhsi
Ellison attorney fact of
Of August, Is Henry Baker free will and under
sandnsy, made part Dictated affidavit sustaining the
claim The said James Ellison The whole the
the Of Joseph Baker deceased that the
Of said Instruments Henry Fell Baker has
Secretary OF the Treasury from the whole
said James Ellison by setting
consideration paid him therefor that said James
hayn complied with all the OF The act OF Congress
Henry Pen GeYer praying this
enjo,n Henry Fell Baker and John W eyer nskng
Treasury the Secretary
Of the Treasury from Henry Feb Baker and John
aee .o1 IA s e, y, ~ M .he Whole OF any
the usual order OF publication premises
the said defendants reside out Of ts Jurisdiction, and that will
decree the whole amount OF said award 10 be by
Secretary OF the Treasury James Eison
seph Baker, decessed 1t s hefeupon, ordered
Judged the day November, N the
complainant, by copy order
10 be inserted he Union newspaper washington city
said absent defendants,
substance Of his blu and then this per
premises cause, any they have why de-
should prayed first Of
least four months beors The said fourth Monday
nest
ny order Of tho cousti
W. @. sswritss Solicitor for complainan,s,
True copy. Test, IoHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
Dec 9-iaw3w
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THE undersigned having years speculation
Chicago, has determined adopt this distinct branch
y @ ~ ,e m, ~ h a
infancy u die eites, and by rapid enhancement
"a II. purchase. Or real of a. vel :. for h. IN
ssS from n One Ss oSs ns nS. @
such Investments, and he advises hs purchase Of property and
oads. lie perfectly familiar with the value Of property there
%ap &c e e, iS,s seas r 10 detail the paces which have
various time. been obtained for them ~: in Chi
hesitate that Chicago Offer
certain opportunities rean,e speculation any
city Union Her geographical position such
81 @ 81 soy o 'ps ia re- Uo ap sa s
excepting bsngo Maine situated q NE southern extreme ofske
directly be.ro the city, and there branching
thereby sTorng an unuay front with
The wpe Of The lake with those Of the Illinois
planned process.
become The point Immense north
western oy. 'se orn ,, o,ss w,,er 70 rank
man, rapid mushroom growth
s, mar 81 egne and especially Germans Of whom The
ss %, sa %es s surprising % The ws but SG.a
re the region Of country q which Chicago IS and must always
chcaso than I've thousand ~ nifty thousand
Property held CRY vicinity very
ore Of real estate in other cities Of like SIRE and
sse ~ value The o.sesnsd proposes % undertake such pur
pay sse. and generally preserve lie
Wi snasrsss the setting 81 Chicago Cincinnati properly
The
preferred BY individuals purchasing
commission Of eve 5 the first thou
asss and two And half Cal each
rheossae Tho mcs' thorough examination VII be in
uu. Of Al property proposed be purchased
niexs
~t . shadow rests.
ssssfsasa VIII ohisaso frequently during each winter
aud viii make bis home Outing the summer and fall
with very capable and perfectly honorn
Chicago No In which the under
ssss essr directly Indirectly viii be sold
he the and nil desiring
application 20 him obtain the most unqueson'be svi
whom purchased real
he observes his others
aany ~inrer spring cncinnsii, and daring
~ .ss asi al chieags. Z ...
Tnos n, BRYAN, Auorney al Law.
r. refers " has late Hon samuel NJ Hart former
of Of pleas Cincinnati, Ohio
geo Ohio Bishop Cobhs Episcopal
th4fch, dscsss ~ Aishsma, sc. Nc,
rassass .yep desired, In al the principal cities Of The
EHiop
Dee It-dDfs
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Tux Pass CLuB OF Nsw Nosx -" feeping iom -
Gotham writes to The Ifsnssnps al aecpgWt ~ the tr
cent dinner given by The press ttab" q Nss fofA y
Mr. TLackeray Tie elab was formed by ~"me q me
editors who gave grand dinner k0Ssuth 10 tie Aso
House. abou. year since. ise msnaecfs are ~ Has,
,eond and C. G. Nurvei, OF the Times ~ Nsasiosus ~
the Journal OF Commefces oeofxe Ripley, thsfss
Dana, and q w Gurus, tfIo~adrl Of The fnbane
d. Stuart OF the Evening Mirror John breios, tfnn
Lubn and John Brown. iesfyman,l and fsfse eoa.
wn OF the Evening Post, r. Sorfs Willis Of the ela'
steal World; William Young, Translator 81 bsfanseFs
s0nxs,) of the Albion Lewis e. CLARK. OF me ka,eArf-
booker Magazine; Cornelius Mathews, oil TIE iAsefsfy
World G. f. Briggs lliarry Franco aad about TO Re.
the Sunday Courier; and Hon Charles hing, en editor,
and President OF Columbia College-mskiaE hsen I~se'
lar members There three ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sci.
son. (nine host OF the Aslor Simeon Draper, tahead o.
Baltimore time } and Moses II. Gfinneli, -
Thackeay was, OF course the star o. the evening ~
Leger papers,) Richard Grant White, tmusoal critic OF
the Courier and Enquirer y MIR Curtis, tsire of .How
adj ~ Mr.. Irving, (brother OF The Irving MIR Putnam
and Mr.. Appleton, (poblishers) Col Fuller. tof The
Mirror y and Mr. Coxzens, merchant and poet The
members and honoraries (saye Mr.. Grnne and Wills)
Aston.
Mr.. Bancroft spoke repeatedly. and paid. during the
evening" eloquent tributes Irving, Everett, Thackersy
and Bryant. MIR. Raymond and Charles King made hne
speeches. did Goodwin and others Spirits were high
though spirits ran low yet all sober.
wight who santed ,rfe under the excitement, OF the
hour, and of whom Thackeray said TO have remarked
dyly, that II the first specimen OF corned beef he
had seen in America"
Some International copyright, talk by Mr. Putnam call
ed up Mr. Dana, OF the Tribune who stated that nego
tiations were going between MIR. Everett and the
British minister British authors here the i'm
munites extended 10 American authors in Britain.
Boston Tunes.
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The attraction Of tie dance ss eoniaass 1aass'sa q
thi. establishment Lssd svsaiax iail saslsnss ~''
messed with magssd applause ne psfiosmaaess u ne
whole s4ps Ia lbs Ia a. sassrs sanaa,. Ms,s-s -
hD,,ed a versatility 81 Alsni Ia be- az sash = nofs
remark able th.s .a,thas ~hlsh hss esen sssa 90 s~
stage since Ellser, ana esgushs lssessAea = We
true expression Of each national danss, ~eeh las
plains the enthusiastic admiration an ~hse h@ ~
fomanees have been received The SPANISH d@nses q
Soto especially the C.e4sa. were received sah ssval
applause Tonight the sOsps oasf ano'hef ss'y At'as'
tive bill
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-18
In shx Circuit Worcester County, Equity
November Tsrm 1894.

ceo,ss sr administrator Of Jane. C. Melbourne, John
h W. aowiey and Elizabeth Ann, his wife Lambert,
s Asn Nara ,Ss S Jon william Ms and
Be-er Aan, his ~'ie John L. Melbourne, and fode Wei
al ose procure decree order for ne record
% s ssd e. sss, ana one a " ~ me
me ssa aoux.se mentioned ns e STATE. ha on OF
bourne w. conveyed Worcester county, and
particularly Described -sd s and exhibits unto The said WI
sua dollars,
-. . j 40 as Va. ao recorded during ~ e limited
w % "a @ons. s.s, - not nom any
me stairs, William welbogme, ~, did,
s sss s sa : =, sa,e he .d Wa wsissu,a. a. aS5
s s s ~ s sys soat 'o or he
nat g. a9Tsr as. sea 70 sss sna not snosf sss'
soarne 49, a,d X wiiuns srssn snsosd
sspssssr % s.-sn sad bond and merge dse 70 ihe CON
hsssss ana Marshall distributed y. ~n directs, and maj
ssss !. kssaas eoasg ysas, .ad di.,'su,sd
ss ~ go s s ~ w. a. :. s. sSss s a as's a.
sssn. - wsss s 'gsss p. ~ s AN
A.sbsf esd Delivered sa, bond
2 s s n' s , sso- ~ .s w ~. wsous
su sne fsrordsd dses The ioh Of cciose
rs., wsIsos@s .aa sssa o,spgs, .as Bssss
&c -; ~ 80. .s msss ."s a. ss s =, a. - 49, s
s ~ their isfe-i - ss . sid real estate unto said 70
1870. st t.' 's 49, @ sd -. s..s sa SEQ ,s
Nss.ss 400 as y, h = ~ ~ wsar ses susan ~
MaS.sa saA issaf Sac, ~ 600, q s ,i"s q
sa had fuh kse~i
saxs NE saa aeps su fsAse@ Iasaa and
pssslsned
ms t arh.s .satps wsEcorps hs asd
issyias hs hs s~ "a tewies r.'ssa =, sasah wiz
waop hafr.fsit ~s n ~sh.stsa Nsrshai t,ss
beth Aan, ~n II gha tg-ssY isoes = Nrhs"n~ l.sse
a knn N.ihoafne
,s wsssurns Isaac Nsseussne ~ Isaac ~ whom
ss Dor rs.a-n,. nsr s.-..h SIZE q jhaa D. ku
sod Fssas Asieosfns u has
fprh.r ssssss sss efdst~d tst ~ ceaFAnsa W csss
ins cons ~ lAi newsyspsr
H.hss Wshnsten s 'hs thfrt acces~ive
seat, Hnet Y hs *sd s,~sni
ssd ss,-ssss ss hl snd
srpeu ~ - sess" - n hss ue $50
Trnis>~, sns she~
thsg hays. shy sssFss euyhi naf - i~ss .. pfsfta
NAFp o. NARrfs,
casts efsss uue~a Co@a - wesEe~sf fesap, Ma
Dee e-tsw8~
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War Department,
nuxaan &c lkn.a1uxn nhiaai

Bureau of Typographical Engineers,
PROPOSALS including Goth day Of
December for The following articles required
pieces wh,eoak timber, square IL inches, s
$50 pieces hewn white oak timber, square la nche
$40 pieces timber, square IL inches each
piece Is feet long
board pine PLANK meme. wide
All the timber TO be free from rents, sp,s. and shsr
.,one each cord to
Times Of delivery a. fellows for timber and iron
dy Of nsa on me ?" The %
Times Of the delivery Of The stone:
ofner, May one third on the o day Of nen, june
The above article, viii be eqarsda Little fort waategan
The quantities, qualities and wib
The quantities. quaes OF materials will BE-
Racine, shore Lake Michigan p
The quantities. qualities will Is
wanted Mwauke shore OF Lake Michigan and the
The quantities, qualities and kinds Of materials will he
wanted At shesoygan shore Of Lake Michigan The
The quani.ies, qualities, Kind.
wanted Al hanowoe wet shore OF Lake Michigan and HE
The articles delivered these several specified days be
proved and received the quantities approved md will
which win he retained BY United
Be- % b. wSn UNI W" g r = s
fail TO fulfil his contract.
fulfil his and the department
rejecting proposal satisfactory all
Advances IA Hut paymens will
made % stated.
The landing will be pointed by the United
agent him by the On
subject delay Of days;
landing shall considered delivery OF snd rness
the United States No delivery will be acknowledge
quantities stated accordance with this
UNIT delivered Inspected, and received, all articles viii
contractor, Hut
vered Inspected and received they VIII be the max aud under
United No delay inspect receive
viii bs made allowed the OF The United
The proposals endorsed Proposals TIMBER
s.f Will
# j. j. ALERT,
Col. Corps Topographca Engineers.
he inserted Republic Intelsenccr, and union Wash
New York Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo Advertiser Detroit Commercial Advertiser, Chicago,
tive daily then twice week Till 10Th December
Oct Nd
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Proposals for Hepaisinr the brick Wall .rouua IN,


OyyIo.
Washington, d. o., November ID les.
PROPOSALS, IN duplicate, viii be received once
removing The on he ses ~ neos. A s'sa s .s 20
on .he east south and side raising va.
s, hshs, beginning al the h in The wah and going around
ss1' Oss he moth wa By way q . s.s
, AN :. @ a ansas NE s9sns 70 be de Pee, red the
sand Tie work % be hnishsd aannr snap
bids or The wof must be made CONN. ~
west wall from north end hip, per running l rais
Jag the 70 panels feet higher and coping same ~ ~
: me WORK not 20 pc before The Il. April 1853 d
Al me materials aud woskmanh'p be satisfaction
proved. ' W" 's ~
wiz Dc made ny The navy ois
thfy days ane presenting the balls duly approved by lie sa
Eseh Offer must be signed " i persons making H. and
dsnes na"ns d., o nns sa ,1 % "a and ,a
person whose os shall be nol6sd person
sldeed sufficient and II he do appear enter into ra
m s WORK specified Within fifteen days from the no,ee
o. such deanns bidder VIII be held responsible or ali dca
An offers conformity with this
sney paleus WILL the option Of the bureau and
me bids win be more Witnesses.
should os pesen, and only e person Whose offer ac
And the department RICH, to decline any o.
s an a e M 81 g %n BE s asked should
FORM OF OFFER.
To tie Navy Agent at Washington, d. c.:
I, -, Of ---, in the State of - hereby ons, 10
furnish all ,he materials and PERFORM the required the Oh
servaoy WALL under 6 day OF Noys
Der, 1854 aud subject ali the me same
FOR -------, write the aggregate ia words
- signed by peron making offer. n =
The undersigned -----, Of --, IN The Of -----
and vg-, OF in the Stale of ---. a. vunrsu,o.a
hereby undertake that the named win II -'
offer be accepted contract heore with M
United States within fifteen days through
the post Office, of The acceptance bid as before men
toned. E
tSignAiurssl
be good and responsible guhranors n case
ITO be signed by collector, attorney or
the contracting agent creditable
Nov ie-lawet j. II. LATHROP, Navy AxeaL
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Proposals Erecting a Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, Nt San Franctsco, california;.

TREASURY DErARrnrST, Oct p 1s52.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
The s, day OF February, 1855 for the contradiction Of The
s "s " e % ] On 10 s d.
dssed The said proposals
work nsh, being department
acr either way as may be found The most adv and a,
contract the building aud machinery cannot he h",hed and
which the expenditure expressly limited BY N. act Con
paymes win be made every shy days Of tbs
work done and materials actually used the bu g BE- ..cs
reseyine from each such and
hrs, hundred thousand dollars and Ten per cent on
above until The MAJ com
pleon Of the building and its approval and acceptance INC "
Every wopora be accompanied by wri.sn sna,anes
signed by responsible 20 the effect that hey nnd.,
and viii with sufficient sursus'
Secretary Of the Treasury in the sum 60y thousand
The faithful execution Of s wo , and no ~ Dc e0n"'
Proposals VIII ALEC Be received al me time and place @
specifications which will likewise be furnished BY the depart
nen and upon tho same term. and conditions peohea s,s.
bond required the faithful Of the which viii
Proposals Will also be place,
and machinery ct ' pap q .:s .' md
the and conditions specified
plans referred 10 above Ia The new
ing and 20 Be capable Of coming = e.- hy million. q sod ....
from twenty dollars each, Authorised BY liza suit
effect granted by Congress.
then be made for The erection Of building md furnishing the ma
The bids viii be opened and recorded presence Of such
bidders may think proper should bids whh
he made California department
previous the aforesaid 9Th day February, 1854 viii
right delay opening bids which prrsasd
decision win be practical depart
has been officially advised that passed by The
OF California exemppV mnt
from &c required by the 9th the ACT :"
Congress Of The ID July, 1854 establish Uni
ted States In California.
Those in California who disposed 10 make
posais for said building machinery NE
collector Of customs at San Francisco previous expiration
days after the FIRST publication
newpapers issued in period
designated in the Congress Cab
tornn. The collector San furnished wtu
copies Of the plans snd specifications inmston Of those
who may wish to make bids there
THos CoRWIN,
oots-lnwlsFeh Secretary Treasury.