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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30
The Collectorship of California.
THE RfS1GNATI0N OF MIR, KING.
From the San Francisco Herald Sept 25 I


from the San Francisco Herald Sept 25
Now that il Is known that Mr. King has resigned the
ece Of collector of this port and that his resignation
has been accepted it to be hoped that the
at Washington will not send stranger among us to fill
bis place, Remarkable may appear, there
in California who, in the estimation OF the public,
capable of filing the Office and dischargng lis duties at
least ar well as Mr.. King has We would not be sur
prised however If some gentleman from the Eastward
sent here to take the oce-for according to the
in which this state has been treated by the
federal government the idea must have prevailed that
but few of could read, and write, cipher too -
whereas there but few California boys at
schools who could not d charge the duties of collector
of the port well as any politician from the Atlantic
states.
From the San Francisco Herald Sept 2Sl
Who Is to be the Collector is asked on all sides
Some ray mansome another. At least twenty per-
have been named In connection with the Office 1t
is very important for the wing politicians TO be Informed
on the subject al rs carly day as possible The
collector whoever he may be win be called upon bleed
pretty freely 80 that the whgs may have the wherewh
to the country at the election in November Money
Is essential commodity in Presidential and State
elections.
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Indian Difficulties.
PARTICULARS OF THE DEATH OF Mr.. COATES.
From the Shasta Courier

PARTICULARS OF THE DEATH OF Mr.. COATES.
From the Shasta Courier
YREKA, September Z. 1852.
To his Excentncy JoHN BcLER Governor OF the State Of
California
Dear Sir:--A fewweeks since party Of about fifteen
men under command Of Charles Mc pegmt the Sheriff of
this county started out for the purpose Of aordng aid
ard sucoor TO the immigration, and 20 protect them
against The attacks of the Indians the north eastern
section OF this county On their way the foot of the
Sierra Nevada about hundred and twenty miles from
this place, they fell In with pack train consisting of
nine men, eight OF whom wall armed, and who they
thought, would come through with safety there
large wagon train In charge OF two Of McDermts party
day or two ahead Of them They continued their journey
for the purpose OF aordipg assistance TO number OF
families who were said TO be in the Not long after
leaving tcse men, they attacked by the Indians
and eight out OF the nine killed The man who
escaped succeeded in joining the wagon train ahead Of
him, one night before they arrived at this place
NcJermit left two three with each train he ca
TO guides and TO afford such protection lay
within their power.
As informed OF the murder Of the eight
alluded TO, the citizens fitted expedition COM
ssing Of thirty twomen Including eight shasta Indians
under the commend of Captain Ben Wright
Yesterday hcntrmit returned and brought us inteu
etnce Of sad end alarming character. Thomss w..
Coatpg Eyq. late Of the Assembly ofCafornia, br Long
end Mr. 0Wentby two Of our citizens, who had been les
by McDJmit iucharge of a train of wagons and on m
mgant belonging to the usini named keS Aartn wore
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA,
Details Of Two Weeks News from
California.
PROSPERITY IN THE MINES.
Indian and Other outrages.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &C., Sc,

The United States mail steamship Georgia, Lieutenant
VIM Mitchell, commander arrived last night with the
California mails to October 1st 800 passengers and two
millions OF specie freight $500 900 in the hands OF
passengers.
The Georgia left Aspnwall at four o'clock on the morn
ing of the 20th and arrived at Kingston Jamaica at two
o'clock A. NJ on the 22d, making the run in forty ST <
hours She left Kingston at ten A. NJ on the 23d and
arrived here at ten p. M goth
The steamship Tennessee arrived at Panama. October
10TH with the mails and specie was the only steam
at Panama.
The Winfield Scott at Tobago waiting for engineers
before che could proceed on her voyage.
The health on the Isthmus is good there being yery
few of fever, and no cholera
military force has been organized under the drec-
ton of General Paez which Of great benefit to passen
gers crossing the Ithmus The natives are not allowed
to carry arms of any description General Paez and his
officers deserve great credit for their vigilance and
promptness in suppressing murders and robberies
The Panama Railroad is in good order and the ears run
twice a day to Barbacoa.
Kingston is quite healthy--no epidemic prevailing
We are indebted to the Purser of the Georgia. Mr.
Fairchld, and Messrs. Adams Co., for the early dc.
livery Of full files of California, Panama and Jamaica
papers.
The following is extracted from the log of the Geor-
gia:-
Oct 25th AT A. NJ, passed steamship Illinois off
the CaeGos Islands and at IL M passed steamship Star
Of the West Died on the passage, and buried at sea,
James Dlakey aged forty passenger Francis Hunt
fourth Assistant Engineer, aged thirty seven.
The following the
PASSENGERS BY THE GEORGIA
Mrs Howard Captain VIM Lee, A. Wolf Captain II
Blohm, Jennings NJ Hawley, J Janson Mrs Mar
shall and child E. Abrams and LADY, Mr. Saunders Winnie
Kantine, Mccain, Burget Reynolds, Farnam, 4 +
Sow, Z Eard, B Latino, G Shelman st Losky II G
GoedweiI Larkin @ and son, Mrs Cronk, Barreli,
Sherman Mr. Robertson, Fisher, Wright Kirky Mr
Surtcock Goodrich, Talbot, Cockrel Strider, j
Engle, Cuykendle, Taylor, d A Calkins, j Bngton
Bowes, 4 sgyle Egsstonj I Squire, Mr. Schroeder,
Levi, Allen, Allen, A Knowlton G Wheeler
G C9ssweli Gcrbie, Ryerson Rogers, u MeDonald,
Dixon Mr. Trowbrdge, Mr. Johns, Capt Hartford Rev j
Rider and ii boys. Mes Mrs Clark and child McMel
Ian, III Cole Robinson, Wynans Col Mccall r 9TH
W stearns, Mrs Fowler and son. James Eldridge Cox
u d Field, and l75 in the teorage.
FROM KINGSTON, JAMAICA.
Mrs Barham and child. lose Luce Daniel Wilson, Can't
Kimball Jacob De Costa lady daughters sons and
eisterin law, De Costa Lao " sons in law and
servant.
We annexed the
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Another Fugitive Slave Case.

HBraId, sept.
Justice shepheard yesterday issued warrant for the
arrest of mulatto woman, who claimed a fugitive
from labor by T. T. Smith, Of Jackson county, Missouri
she brought to this country by the claimant In 1850
aud remained together with number of other slaves in
his family until few months since when she married
free negro and escaped Her heard Of her arrival
here and down In search. Being informed that she
seereted on board of the ship FLYING Cloud, he
piled for waraet by virtue of which she was arrested
and brought before Justice Shepheard by whom
tfactory of title she remanded to the ccsody
fMr smith TO be conveyed to the State Of Missouri
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- SOW
In speaking of the conclusion of the sale of the city lots
advertised by the Commissioners Of the funded debt of
San Francisco the Herald says This property has real
sed to tho city $2o4o00 and the proceeds will suffice,
not only to redeem all the outstanding three per cent
scrp, but will be amply sufficient to pay the November
interest the funded debt and possibly leave something
to be appropriated to the sinking fund The community
will rejoice that the sale has proved productive it
will relieve them of large proportion of taxes well
interest number Of most substantial citizens in be-
ba Of the city's title against the Cotton grantees
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

be sustained $50 full casks sold II s26 70 do st S2a &
JOY HI casks at SI3 AL 20 gall kcs at 50 12t go 10
Gall kegs at 81 561< 500 MT s8 400 do at ~
37s white wines (saute-ne and b. saac) In cases ana
bbls. are In good demand at quotations.
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POLITICAL.

NoTICE.-PIRsUANT TO A CALL FOR THE DEMO
on Sondsy syeans
SH9%i,tss ana si.S Tie the Asss%s
Edward Masly Esa .ppaassS S ssers- sS
saI the read said
ticket should receive the hearty support of the
For Assembly Russell smith.
For Assistant AidernsnIEd%,snd A. concklin
For Constaplos-W ilam Thompson, william Chapman.
nsah Phess Sistss Harris
niySS9 Tcng Iha ds George BrEg
Fifth district Dennis Dean IAN Gel Cell n ca%pGlls
Ed. MALLArY. Secretary. . o'@''AAA'
EIGHTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
Crawford for Assessor Mcponaid tor onstabs
William hap,Ga and william Ghap%an nspSScr; q
Second district, Harris Wines Daniel aydon Third ais
5GP 5 BISEn John Kn'sy Fifth Dennis
THOMAS CoSSrroN Secretary ''' - 'A"''~AA'
NINETEENTH NORTHUMBERLAND PLAT
hacked ed
direct voting adjourned meeting Of tho Independents
electors Of the ward conveyed atW D. Sparks
sis sH Tuesday sSssas oss
Pill For
Isaac Clark Third district Tncs caSf GrSsS5y Conner
Ronr. HULL, seoretary.
NINFTEENTH wARD.-REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
~ repg;biiGan nomna.ions.At an an adjourned meeting Of
1852 at the house Of James McNespic, Feth and
Lexington avenue, the following ticket unanimously
adopted:-
For Assistant Alderman,
JEREMIAH TowLE
For Assessor,
GEORGE PARKS.
For Inspectors of Election.
First District Third District,
VIM. A TurDure John Quinn,
Charles Campbell. Garret II. Stryker, Jr.
Second District, Fourth District,
David u Mccullough, Peter Masterson Jr.,
Dennis Flynn. Michael Tracey.
Fifth District.
VIM. Wordsworth, James Gallagher,
For Constables
Thomas Eagan, Simon Quinn.
PATRICK MASTERSON, Chairman of the
Ninote enth Ward Nominating Committee.
WV. WORDSWORTH, Secretary.
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FTvHIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.--INDEPEN-
dent whig nomination.

~
large number Of ctizenselectors the Third Con-
fressional distrcthavpg expressed their desire
the Hon. Phillips PhGnix mated for Congress- aud
Sor such purpose
meeting of his friends citizens held on the
9th Inst it was
Resolved, That the Hon. ,. Phillips Phenix be, and
hereby e omnated to Third
district Of ths State in the Thirtythrd Congress
United States and that the electors district urged
80 give him their earness and hearty support.
By order. JOHN COMPTON, Chairman.
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EIFTH WARD DEMoCRATs.-THE MEMBERS OF
the John D Dixon Club will meet at their rooms this
1Satsrday evening, at O'CLOCK Punetua attendance is
requested Also. Monday evening, at ~ o'clock. The
distributing committee will provide themselves with six
nouthed pocket pieces Brother democrats the time
n hand avenge the wrong and insult friend
John d. Dixon the choice of the democracy
yes rsult insult TO ask him to preside at farccal
ratification meeting Remember democrats the
ecutiye Committee.
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EIFTH WARD DEMOCRACY AWAKE! THE ENEMY
in our camp-our loader deserted THE who
led you for ten years. not only in ward but in the
nation and whose sess was in the election Of A
Is the back seat. Fellow democrats can we will
succumb to Huch gratitude? Never Men who
would sell their best friend for S0o deserve the
Riley in Mexico Principles, not party, but democratic
nrinnnlea
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EIFTH WARD INDEPENDENT TEMPERANCE NO
II minatons.-For Assembly, Thaddeus Hyatt. For Az
etant Alderman, Jacob Labagh For ASSESSOR James IL.
Mathew For Constabes Charles Watts David Wyatt.
For Inspectors of ElectionFrst district Samuel A. smith,
William Schoormaker; Second d t3t, James Kennedy,
Peter Mood Third district Caleb is. lie Baron, Joel
Pnrdy; Fourth district, John Morrison, Jacob La Wall
Fifth district, John Young, Josiah G. Mott.
JACOB LA WALL, Chairman Nom. Com.
7 III
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TJNENTH WARD-THE FOLLOWING NAMED PER-
constitute the Finance Committee of the Demo-
crate Republican Ward Committee Of the Tenth ward and
the only authorized collect for this
Committee Norman Mcleod, Benjamin Willis, Smith
Erooker, James ii. Belts, VIM. Jube, Joseph NJ Bell.
NORMAN MCLEOD Chairman.
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The mail steamship Tennessee left San Francisco on
the 1s of October with 4a6 passengers and
gold dutthe largest shipment by any steamer this
year. The following is her specie list
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AT MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLT-
can electors OF the Nineteenth ward held October 2
avenue, Mr.. H. NJ Dewey called to the chair, and
stated the object of the meeting and by request the
nominating committee for charter Offices reported the
of Dennis McCarty for Assistant Aldermsn which was
unanimously adoTted. Mr.. s. NJ Drew then offered the fol-
lowing resolutions
Whereas through the dispensaton of Providence the
republican party of the Nineteenth ward having
denly taken from the committee that him in nomina
ton had reasemble when they unanimously nominated
Dennis McCarty Esq, to fill the vacancy therefore,
Resolved That we the democratic electors Of the Nine
teenth ward knowing the sterling worth and Integrity
Dennis McCary will honest endeayor to elect
him.
Resolved That in D. B. Morre for Assessor, and the
for and Inspectors recognise
democrats and we'll worthy of the confidence Of the
voters Of the ward.
Resolved That, democrats, pledge united sup
port Pierce and Seymour and Church together with
the whole regular democratic ticket, repudiating all fac
tors and independent candiiat
Captain Rynders then called for who responded in
most eloquent speech and usual met with hearty cheers
from the multitude assembled Mr. Ira b. Davis followed
and kept the audience enohained until o'clock
Dennis McCarty for Assistant Aderman-three for
Francis Cutting for three times
Ii. NJ. DEWEY, Chairman
THOMAS McspEDoN, Secretary.
TI'WEN TIETH WARD DEMOCRATS, ARoUSE-EvERY
to his post AT large and setiDg tho
democratic republican electrs e the sentieh ward held
the of Thomas Grogan Thiryseventh street.
Teth avenue on Thurday evening Oct 2Sh 1862 Richard
Murry Esq, called to the ohair Patrick Tool and
Hugh Early appointed eares when the folio wing
Rodger Monahan; Assessor Joseph Mler for Conssa
bles William keenan, and b. Glaer. On motion the meet
ing adjourned with three hearty cheers for Pierce and
RICHARD AURRY, Chairman.
RATn1Gk Rnrn g .1 Tool }socretarios.
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TEMPERANCE CANDIDATE-TOR SHERIFF,
L L0VIAS D. TOWsLEY
the only temperance the field for this mpo
attn
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NINTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN RE-
IN Gular nominations
For oYAssembly-Jamss Cronkrighb.
For Assistant Alderman-Alexander Edgar.
For Assensor-Issao uough.
For Constables--Joel b. Baker, Patrick Craney.
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LyIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGU
II lar nominations For Assistant AL derman, Gregory
Dorsn for Assessor ssbastin Kohhepp for Constables
Erict Michael Doran Jr and John Fay Second district
Thos G. Burns and Peter Fzsimmons; Third district VIM
Etokely and James Lundigan. "
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MEMORIALS AR0USE.-RA LITIGATION MEETING
II Of the democrats Of the Frss Assembly district, will
assemble on Saturday ming. Oct 80 at No. l3 Dutch
sying the nomination Of r. W G. Wedeknd to represent
Several eminent speakers will address the meotiag-Gsn
Walbridge, Hon. A. A. Thompson, Hon. s. p. st John,
Hon. David O. Keefe, Hon. w. order the
chairman of nominating committee. H. r. WALKER.
J. VANTOBEI,. Secretary.
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N1XTEENTH WARD-TEMPERANCEh AND REFORM
- The executive committee of the Sixteenth Ward Tenn
peranco Alliance respectfully present the following ticket
Cor the support of their lowctiz For An
drew Leser for Assembly George t. LeAo for Assistant
Alderman, Henry B. Dawson for ASSESSOR Whitman Phil
aps for Constables, Hugh Dunn and Cornelius X. Chi
chester.
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FT,WELTTH WARD INDEPENDENT TEMPERANCE
and city reform nomina ations For Assistant Alder
fnan, Roderick Andrus. For Assessor John NJ Ltell
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NINETEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REGULAR
ANNomn ations-For Dennis McCar-
thy for Assessor, D. Morrel for Constables, James
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rINENTH WARD REFORM LEAGUE NOMINATIONS
l. For Member of Assembly-Edward a. Fraser. For As
Distant Aforementioned Anderson. For AsssssorJohn
Carr For ConstablesAbrahan W. Merse; John Aschen-
hrenner
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War Department.

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept Is, 1851.
"a ass Of January ss o shs removal Of the ran on Rss
which will be awarded the lowest
meut shall hundred thousand dollars.
CONDITIONS. sa4 .fN
Ihe materials Ter, forming s s ' ps no, only be e.. thoroughly re-
mpedmenu navigation thereof
n, Whenever he &c ssa ., pelo" q bs raft
as been ara ss same shall BE- By
the ,c' the department will such proportion Of the whole
rs twenty per cent provided the paid
shall s b aac nc ss ~ whole :,
July next le3 he viii state the SUN ot which be willing
to complete by July 1854 cannot undertake
FOR the period hs will and will
4 When specified for completion
sep a 5 pp ~ ss Secretary Of ~
M shall such ibat The has been fully
nifty with the terms e ne aaee%ent including The twenty Der
retained under article But = shall sppss s, the cosrsc, hs.
but the balance the contract shall be forfeited
proper by
sasemen and he shall Offer 70 complete The work woo, .dd
ton q hc Secretary Of War will be allowed him for that purpose
The win be required 70 give his bond for $4,000,
condionea for The nf execution the bidder
w sa s %s s a. h ns s
that they will his bond retes shove mentioned and
star. whn ss esses ,hs sd surss arc ospecsSe
and a. he "a ss w" sn @ @ q dollars over
these conditions shall be complied With
the envelope Proposals for removing Red River RAM,
col. Corn. r.ooe,s 10 \; ~ ns sns,os..
IN. Republic lnte,s,ns and Union Wsssng,on c. o9o-
quirsr Daily News rhssslph. oineinasa essss cinen
oho' Louisville Journal Lsaisvls Kennedy 2. Louis
Ia. New oriean. corrnsecs sss,n New orles.. re-. and
Sss os ssS "s New Ia w c'' e. shove
ssps 2i-dlotAaawusns
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Washington, b. e. Nose.lSsr Is issa
SEALED PROPOSALS duplicate, VIII ss received once
coping brick wa enclosing l,s grounds s
soa sess sas slesps ss panels which s.s .. ss i..s s
fee, higher beginning At the mp y q. wee. wan and gong a'osa
G s &c SSss S s s q s s . s y o.
An me brick nelssns ne coping 20 bs ,ss ss., rsa ss
"a equal % sna ssopsa Iposa o. clean sharp
the running o eoppg n.
wss wall o ns,h end q mp e, =" 1 49, ,oo g,
panels feet higher and coping The same
10 be nnshsa on o. before shs sisr May 1854 '' and
Az me and " =. 20 Rs e ss sT yam
proved. y, III 80 = ~ ''' "
Upon The completion Of the according provisions.
thirty days after presenting The bills duly approved BY The ups
Each be signed y the making H. and
Ssne nnmas he town and sas mus, distinctly s s real
The whose Offer shall be accepted win be notified person
Z. 81 A. ss from aas sn %
viii made wi o,er person. and he
Of such dauiuy bidder will be held responsible for dr
made conformity with this advertisement, ia
particular will at the option OF s Bureau OF Ordnance
Ts BIDS VII be opened tho presence wns...
should be and only The person whose offer has been
And The night say Or
a. ne e which may b os eessa 4 s ss% .d should
FORM OF OFFER.
To the Navy Agent at Washington, ID. c.:
-, OF ----, in the State Of --, hereby ODER 10
all perform the work required the OBJ
wall under advertisement dated 18th Noyem.
le52, aud ruhect all the
For ----, [wrte the aggregate words sBf
The undersigned signed y fl o. making 0as s state Of
and s,S ,, y a shs state aaa. e sq.r.n'o
accepted requirea with The
within fifteen days aer the date Of
HE post ofhce Of the acceptance of bid before
toned.
[Signaturesl
/ certify that above named --- and are known
TO me good and responsible guaranorS this
ITO by collector, district attorney
person the contracting be credtable
Nov ls--law6t aa ~ J. ii. LATHRoP, Navy AgsAt
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nv q. w. noTELER. Auo,ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL PR0PERTY.--By
virtue Of deed OF from John Walker TO the subsber,
Lber W. D., No 3i, oos
Of Washington county, tho nisct Of Columbia shall
public highest bidder
pieces parcels OF ground in the said city Of Washington known
distinguished Marked and laid down plat thereof
numbered q, y g. To- h ~ H. Ia, Is 10, ~,
hundred and 6hve 1851 the half
hundred and 6yfour, and the improvements thereon &C.
made premises Thursday December
O'Clock, y. m. One-fourh OF
payments g. IA and rs
date be secured 10 the satisfaction OF the
tee.
On full payment Of tho purchase and interest valid
the purchaser purchasers all title
n will be executed as.F4....4.
Of sale be complied with within days
public auction credit think
deung purchaser purchasers, aer
srsr advertisement Washington An
conveyancing the Of the purchaser purchasers
John A LINTON, Trustee.
& n. .M.l.s .wtr..#. H.. G. w. BOTELER, HH#
Nov os-3aw4wtd 81 - Anctoneer.
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Proposals for Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, mt San Francisco, California

TREASURY DKrARrnKsr, Oct. ., 1855.
o. will Be ,, ,sseiSsd his ~,
branch mint at San f,anci.co Caosp according 70 The ..
disposed Tbs said Goa
S d 81 re ss . s,n s1a e % ~
tract either way as may be found The most and ad
any building aud cannot be hnshd and
completed for The sum Of three hundred thousand do,"
which the expenditure Is expressly limited by ue act c%
Paymesu viii be made every sr,y days d hs
materials actually used the building b. .ses,
by architect beveo
on s I one s' sansis %f and
subsequent after the above until The Anal CON
peon building, and is and acceptance BY the de-
psrtment ,.,
signed by responsible persons sfsc, that they under
that the parties making ~ his Or Their b r. ,essr
IKE satisfaction Of the President Of the United sstss AID M
the faithful and psopos.l will be coa
cred nne. Il rs , ~ ~ ..s ana e m
furnishing needu machinery for ssid branch mint sccost
ment upon conditions specified a
relation 70 e Win s Of ss s"osn. s
be in the sum Of twenty thousand dollars
ably 20 the Congress. sae lease build
machinery suitable for purpose Of branch mint and
Dadne building 3 II respects
"s ND 70 ss espsse Of eoans sss. , .soa. ~
ally proportion Of Of the different, dsnonaioa.
.se building and nsesn.ry A.. cough, leased under The
,s &c, sy a. no o% Furnishing T = ma
chney
The bids opened recorded presence Of such
bidders think proper to attend and should the bios w
be made from California received the depam
previous aforesaid sh day OF February, 1883 viii "
delay the other bids which be- presented
ment has been ocisy advised that law has been passed BY
OF California said branch m
kc., required the 9Th NJ the act
Congress The Sd july 1854 establish branch mint ofhe I'm
ted htatcs in California -.
Those persons California may be disposed make pro
po-as for said building machinery will deliver the same 70 w.
the eIprsuon
days after the first publication ofthe advertisement
issued In San Francisco, that period having e
designated cs proposals c
ornia The collector San Francisco viii be furnished WV
copies specifications for The Information OF m
800. THos CoRwN,
Oct s-lawHFeb Secretary OF the Treasury