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 Proposals for weekly service are invited.

 5570. From Jackson. via and up Shrine river. to Fulton z. H., 6a niles and back, once a week

 Leave Jackson every Monday at s a m arrive at Fulton C. H next day by 6p. m.

 Leave Fulton C. T every "Wednesday al ( a n. arrive at Jackson HeSt day bp 6pm.

 Bles for service oace in two weeks ora invited

 587l. From Little Rock, via Presley Watl,s. on tue "asillt9 rid5cs tn Camden, 100 miles and baek Leave Little Rock every Monday at ' a m. arrive al Camden next "Wednesday by : rn ,.i,t Leave Camden every Monday at a m, arrive at Little Rock next "Wednesday by pm

 Proposals Tor service once in two weeks are in- 5572. From Little Rock, via ATanmelh. parr- vile, Petit Jean DanvilIe, sugar creek and Walter lanthon s. to Dallas, l30 biles and back, once in two weeks.

 Leave Little Boel, every other Monday at ' il m, aFTiYe at Dallas next d6arsaay by 2 p ia,

 Laara Dallas every other Eiopdav at m arrive at Little Rock next Thursday bv7 D m.

 Proposals 10 carry eaee q week are invited.

 53f3. From Little Boei 10 Fort smith, via the south sde Of the Arkansas rirtr l5J ujles and back once m two weeks. BiddaI will state the interme- di2te offices which they wi sapply.

 Leave l4lltle Rock every etter Monday at 8 a m, aF1ye @ at i;t Eort smith next fi5ay by ln.

 Leave Fort smith every ahar Monday at 3 a n, arrive at Little Rock next Friday by , D m.

 Proposals to carry once s4fsal, are invited.

 58!+. From Little khcie via the residence of James Lawson, jf., and the North Fork settlement (by the nearest road5 a Hot Springs, 4J miles and pack, once week. Bidders should state additional inteunediatc offices ii any, ~llich they will supply.

 LeaFe Little Rock every Tuesday at l n, ar rive It Hot Snsines asxt jsa aF D m.

 Leave liot Springs every Monday at 6 n, ar rive al Little Rock next day by 10 a m

 Proposals for twice d week service are invited.

 d37j. From Parlctiila, va Cosejot Bayon. ta Boonvllle, lI5 mii5s and back, once in two weeks

 Leave PoracliHa every ether Monday at a n. afrYa at BoonYIl7 HeXt fauFs38y by m.

 Leave B0oaflila every ettar Monday at ' ID, arrive at Parcliaa ueH, Thusjay by D m.

 Proposals for once a week sesyica are invited

 5376. From 2ueah9atas. 10 Eleven Point post office in Ripley co0ay Missouri, 50 mi.s and back, once in tao weeEs

 Leave Pocafontas eTafg ather Thursday at 10 a n, arrive at Eleven PoiHis Hezf day by ? rl.

 Leave Eleven Points every otter S&tarday tt ( a m. arrive al Pocahontas nexi day by p m.

 Proposals iot w2lilY tfps ara invited.

 5577. From PerFyVjHe, yia William Huston $, Green Smitb's, James Bfiggss and Win. J. Park 2. to Parks s in Scott county 2aiils and back, once a week.

 Leaye Perygille every Thursday at ' am, arrive at Parks next Saturday bg m.

 Leave Parks every HoadaY at 7 q m, arrive at Pewyyilie next "Wednesday hy pm.

 Proposals o carry once i8 tHe weeks are invited. 5875. From Joseph Tomhasoas, onthe ronte from Washington, via Black Jack and Yache Grass, to Fort Smith and back, oace in two weeks.

 As the distance is not known, bidders are re- qnested to state It, and propose schedule oI an- yals and departures.

 Bids for weekly trifs are invited

 NOTES

 l. Seven minutes are allowed for opening and closing the maila at all offices where no particular time is specified

 Post office blanks and mail bags are to be coa- veyed without further chafgs, on mail-linc5 admit ting lo such conveyance

 3. In all cases there is tn be forfeiture of tha pay of the trip when tae trip E not run 6ftet- ufe Of at least one .foHdh part oi it, when the run hing or arrival ia SD fir behind time as to lose the coanoXl0n with depending mail; and q forfeiture of due proportion ol f. when grade of service s rendered inferior 10 tlat in the contract. These foHeiuras may b. increased into penalties of high CT amounts, according to the nature or GeauencV of the failure and the importance of the mail.

 i. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency be satisfactorily explained in due time for failihg to take from or deliver at post office, the mail or any part Of it; iorsaiefiHg to be wet injured lost, or destroyed for conveying it in place or manner that exposes fl to depreciation, loss injury; and Tor mol aragi1g al tle f4e .lG Aui for setting up or running an express o transmit commercial intel ligence in advance 8f taa nail. penalty will be eXacted eqnal to quarters pay.

 }, The Postmaster General may annul tho con- tract for repeated iaiiuns; for violating the post office laws; for dis0beYHg the instructions Of the Departments; for retusng l. discharge d carrier when required by the Department; for assigning the con tract without the consent af the Postmaster General, or for setingpp oFfgH9i8 an express as aforesaid.

 6. The Postmaster tfeneia iHaY alterthe contract and alter the schedule he allowing pro fa{a H- crease of compensation, within tine restrictions in- posed by law, for tie additional service required. for the increased speed i the employment dl ad- diuonal stock CT carriers rendered necessary; but the contractor may ih such case, relinqaish the con- tract timely uodce # ia prefers it to the change. He may also discontinue c8rtaii the service. be allowing one months eNlra pay on the amonHt dis pensad with.

 '. The payments will be made through dralls on post offices, of otherwise, aspiration ofeach qoarter-say in February, May, August and Mo- Vember.

 8. IHe distances ere efte4 aeeoFiae io He be5 if- form1ton; bgt i8crease3 pa5 rai be GloreI sa9if They prooe 10 be greater tlQa $ airetjsed fMe pt5 ces are correctly aamed,

 9. The postmaster General is prohibited by law from knowingly making contract for the traHS9eF- tatioa of the mail with any person who sha have entered into any combination. or proposed to enter into any combination. to prevent the making of any bid for mail contract by anY other person or per, sons, or who shall have made any agreem ani, or shall have gwen or performed or promised to give or perform, any consideration to do, or not to do, anything whatever to induce any other person not 10 bid for mail contract.

 10. bid received after time-to wit. the 22a of September next, al D ul-or without the guaranty required by law, that combines several routes in one sum of compensation, cannot be considered in competition with regular proposal, not adjudged to be eXtravagaut.

 II. A bidder may propose different days and hours Of departure and arrival provided no more running time Is asked and t is obvious that no mail conneXion, or other public accommodation, is pre- judiced He may ask for aspegifednumber of days, or for more running time o the trip at certain sea- sons of peculiar bad roads,. But, beyond these chan ges, proposal for sercice different from the adYeT. tsemeht will prevent is being considered in com petition with a regular bid not set aside for extra vagaace; and wheFs bid contains any Of he above alterations, their disadvantages viii be estimated in comparing 1t with other proposals.

 f2 There should be but one route bid for in a proposal

 I3 The routs the service, the yearly-pay, the bidders namo and residence. and the naac of each member of the iifia where company offers, should be distinctly st ted,

 The following may ba used as form fer the bid, latere no ciaage ion tte afgefsemeAtls coata1pta- tet Jy He lida1r!

 Il Tor We IS the ease nay be. ] hereby propose to carry the mail on No--, from ---- 10 ------, agreeably io advertisement, fof S-per annam.

 Ii. The following is tie form of guaranty, which should be lilieA the first bank Tib the ntlna o the guarantor the seoHd with that Of the bidder

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