Post- Office Department, ]
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DROPOSALS, under seal, addressed 10 the l Postmaster of Hartford. will he immedi- a'ely received at the Post Office of Hartford, for carrying the mail of the United States on roue No. 292. from Hartford, by Middle town, to New Haven, daily in Stages, S9 miles and back, commencing the Is, day of January next, and ending with the 3O,h day ot June next, agreeaby to the following sche- dule:

 Leave Hartford every day at eP. M.

 Arrive at New Haven next day by A. M, Leave New Haven every day al P. M.

 Arrive at Hartford next day by A. M. A change will be allowed during the run ming of Sieamboa's from New Haven. T" supply Wethers6eId, Rocky Hin, Up- per MiddIetown, MiddIetown, Durham, Northtord, and Fair Haven.

 The proposals will be opened by the Post master of Hartford and an Agent of the De- partment, at the Post Office of Hartford, on the 2Oth day of December, 1886, at l2 o. clock noon, and decided immediately lhereaf- ter subject to ra' ifcation by the Post Master General.

 If the accepted bidder should not be the present contractor, he will not he required to take any of the stock on 'he route. and he will, al the next general lettings, he entitled 10 all the advantages allowed by law 10 the old contractor on the route. He is to com. mence the service on the first of January, without iail. AMOS KENDALL.

 Dec. 6. Ct