Identifier: gazetteerofunit00hayw (find matches)
Title: A gazetteer of the United States of America : comprising a concise general view of the United States, and particular descriptions of the several states, territories, counties, districts, cities, towns, villages, their mountains, valleys, islands, capes, bays, harbors, lakes, rivers, canals, railroads, &c. ; with the governments and literary and other public institutions of the country; also, its mineral springs, waterfalls, caves, beaches, and other fashionable resorts; to which are added valuable statistical tables, and a map of the United States
Year: 1853 (1850s)
Authors: Hayward, John, 1781-1869
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Publisher: Hartford, Ct. : Case, Tiffany, and Company
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Smithsonian Libraries

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,287,108 26,549,482136,737,626 40.000,000176,737,626 From this sum is to be deducted the amountlost by abrasion, and used for manufacturingpurposes, for 30 years, — excluding the amountreceived by immigrants, which may be estimatedat $1,500,000 annually,— which will amount, inthe aggregate, to $45,000,000; which sum, de-ducted from the above, will leave $131,737,626as the total amount of coin in the United Statesat the present time. The amount of bullion deposited for coinageat the mint of the United States and its branches,in the year 1850, was — In gold, . . . $38,365,160 silver, . . . 1,939,041 Total, . . 40,304,201 The coinage of the mints up to October1, 1851, has been as follows: — In gold, . . . $156,721,84941 silver, . . . 77,677,885 « copper, . . . 1,381,643 Total, . . 235,781,377 Of this sum, $95,847,862 is of domestic produc-tion, of which $68,493,226 is of the productionof California since 1848. COINAGE OF THE UNITED STATES MINT AND ITS BRANCHES FROM 1792 TO 1851.
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