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afiiFe al izard C. II. next Friday by ? if,, IroPoSalS for weekly service are invited.

 eSu. From Jackson, via and mp Spring river to Fulton ., H., Go miles and back, once week. r, Leave Jackson every Monday at a m, arrive al Fulton C. H next day by D. m.

 Leave Fulton C. II. every Wednesday at 6 a m, arrive at jackson next day by 6 D m

 DIGS @ Tor service once Tn two weeks are invited.

 o9ni' From Little Rock, via Presley Watts, on tlle "ashit9 ridge, to Camden, 100 miles and back,

 Leave tlttle Rock every Monday at ! m. arrive at Camden next "Wednesday by 7pm.

 .i& Leave Camden every Monday at m, arrive at

 'i1,le nl MOCK next Wednesday by ' n vited. -'' '''' "'eN' "'0 i''-

 9S72. From Little Rock, via Maumelle. Perry. Vliie Feat Jean, Danville, Sugar creek and Walter eauthoa s. 10 Dallas, lS0 miles and back, once in

 Leave Little Rock every other Monday at7sm, affiVe at Dallas next Thursday by ! m

 Leave Dallas every other Monday at ! a m arrvo a' 6 hltua Rock next Thursday by pm. Proposals to carry once week are invited

 o9'5. rom Little Rock to Fort Smith. via the south sde o the Arkansas river, I55 miles and back. 9ace III TWO weeks Bidders will state the interme- dlate offices which they will supply.

 Leave Little Rock every ofher Monday at g m arTVe al Fort smith next Friday by D m.

 Leave Fort smith every other Monday at 8 n, arrive at Little Rock next Friday by D m. Proposals to carry once a week are invited o9f4 trqm Little Rock, via the residence o( James Lawson, Jr., and the North Fork settlement (by the nearest road) to Hot Springs. 45 miles and back once a week. Bidders should state additional intermediate offices, if any, which they will sppnlv 1 Leave htttie Rock every Tuesday at l n m. ar rive at Hot Springs next day by 5 D m. Leave Hot Springs every Monday at m, ar rye at Little Rock next day by 10 am. Proposals for twice week service are invited 5S72. From Paracfla, via Cosetot Bayou. to boonYllle, li5 miles and back once in two weeks Leave Parachtta every other Monday at ! m. l afitVe at BoongItle next Thursday by z D m. Leave Boonviie every other Monday at a m. aftLse at Paraciffta next Thursday by D m.

 Ffoposals Tor once a week service are invited

 hS76, From Poeahontas, to Eleven Point post efiiea in Ripley county, Missouri 50 miles and back, .onco in two weeks

 Leave 'ocaLontas every other Thursday at 10 a m, arrive at Eleven Points next day by 6 p m.

 Leave |. teven Points every other Saturday at a m, arrive al Pocahontas next day by , III.

 Proposals l or weekly trips are invited.

 5s77 From Perryville, via William Huston's, Green Smiths ames Briges's and Wm J. Park B. to Parlss, in Scott county, 75 miles and back once d week.

 Leave PeryylIt' every Thursday at 7 m. arrive at Parks next Satu -day by p m.

 Leave Parks every Monday at ! q m, arrive at Pcryylle next Wed dlesday by ? m.

 Proposals to carry nee ia two weeks are invited

 587S. From Joseph l omlinson's, on the route from Washington, via Black Jack and Yache Grass, 10 Fort Smith and back ol}ce in two weeks

 As tha distance Is not known, bidders are re- quested 10 state il, and propose a schedule of arri- Ydls and departures.

 Bids for weekly trips ara invited.

 NOTES.

 L Seven minutes are allowed for opening and closing the mails, at all offices where particular time is specified.

 Post office blanks and ma il. bags are to be con veyed without further charge, on maiI-lines admit ting 10 such conveyance

 ,. In all eases there is to be forfeiture of the pay of the trip when the trip is not run; forfeit ure of at least one=iourth part of il, when the run hing arrival is so far behind time as to lose the eonnexion with depending mail; and forfeiture ot due proportion Of it, when grade of service is rendered inferior D that in the contract. These 1ereitures may be increased into penalties of high CT amounts according to the nature or frequency of the failure and the importance of the mail

 f. Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency be satisfactorily explained in due time for failing 10 take from or deliver at post office, the nal, or any part ol it. for suffering tito be wet, injured lost or destroyed; for conveying il in place or ma nner that exposes 1t to depreciation, loss or injury; and for not arriving at the time set. And for setin up or running an express to transmit commercial nteI- ligence in advance of the mail. penalty wifi be exacted equal to quarters pay.

 ,. The Postmaster General may annul the con- tract for repeated failures; for violating the post office laws; for dlsobeying the instructions cf the Department; for refusing to dischargea carrier when required by the Department; for assigning the con- tract without the consent of the Postmaster Ge nera or for setting up or running express, as aforesaid

 6. The Postmaster General may alter the contract and alter the schedule, he allowing pro raaa in- crease of compensation, within the restrictions im- posed by law, for the additional service re qared or for the increased speed, if the employment of ad- NftlOu0l eOpk D lS buf the contractor may, in such relinquish the con tract on timely notce if he prefers il to the change. He may also discontinue curta the service he allowing one months extra pay on the amount dis pensed with.

 '. The payments will be made through drafts on post offices, otherwise after the expiration ofeach quarer--say in February, May, August and No Fembcr.

 s. 1He distances eieea according 10 Me best in- formation; b no increasedpay soH be aAolced siolld they prore 10 De greater taR Is aduefftsed ife ln- ces are correctly named.

 9. The postmaster General is prohibited by law from knowingly making a contract for the transpor- tat1on o the mail with any person who shall have entered into any combination or proposed to enter into any combination, to prevent the making of any bld for mail contract by any other person or per- sons, or who shall have made any agreement, or shall have given or performed, or promised to give or perform any consideration to do, or not to do, anything whatever to induce any other person not to bid for mail contract

 10. A bid received after time-to wit the 22d of September next at p nor without the guaranty required by law or that combines several routes in one sum of compensation, cannot be considered in competition with regular proposal, not adjudged 10 be extravagant.

 II. A bidder may propose different days and hours of departure and arrival, provided r,o more running lime is asked, and it is obvious 'oat no mail connexon, or other public accomme ,daton is ,,re' udiced He may ask for a specir r,ed nn,nbor If ,sus or for more running time tc the rin at certsn sSa of peculiar bad roa' Rnt herona osa o, ges proposal Tor sercce different from the adyer useHen Wih reyent its being considered in com petuon WI. regular bid, not set aside for extra and where bid contains any of the above alt" ations, their disadvantages will be estimated n comparing it with other proposals. F. There should be but one route bid for in proposal

 l3. The route, the service, the yearly pay, the bidders name and residence, and the name of eacl member of the firm where company offers, should be distinctly stated,

 The following may be used as form for the bid ieaere no change from he advertsenentiS coatempla fed 6y the bidder:

 'l Tor we, as the case may bel hereby propose to carry the mail on No.--, from - to - agreeably to advertisement, for S-per annum , Ii. The following is the form of a guaranty which should be filed the first blank with the name