The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
PROPOSALS FOn .CARRKING THE

PROPOSALS. FOR CARRYING THE
noite1sa, Ii aesJ gqsd MAIL ssI 10 eaoitaiiisaI
no 6 NER R014His IN NoarH ai,,ii i,a ~
Estydse aap tas Get ct Ge.gyss' of 80 March s4s'
And 5a ID further eaaetea TMt it shallabe the duty
of the Postmaster all future tettmgsof coI-
tracts for the of the mail TO let the same
in Lowest bidder rendering sufficient
guarantees for faithful PeroFmancew other ref
erence to the mode Of such transportation than may be
NECESSARY to provide for the due ceerty, ceItant and
security Of such transportation; nor shall new con-
tractor hereafter be- required to purchase OUT take ata
valuation the stock or vehicles of previous contrac-
tor for, the same route. , Irs a.Er ans fsv!a
~ Bidders viii be careful to read the forms and in
appended to this They are re-
quesed to state their proposals, the mode by which
they intend t9 convey the mail WheEe the SIZE and
uIes shall require it. contracts will be made for coach,
steamboat rail road conveyance, the may be;
and consequently such routes will be let to bids proPos
ing such mode of conveyance. In all other the
routes will be assigned TO bids proposing the cheapest
mode of transportation. 'i'' rE
DRoPOsALS for, carrying the mails of the United
States from the 1st day of July, Is49, to the 30t
of June, 1851, inclusive in NORTH CAROLINA, will
be received at the contract office the Post Office Depart
ment, in the city of Washington, until of the 4th
April 1S49, Ito be decided by the 24th day of April,
lS49 on the routes and in the manner and time herein
a.'n4- g. NORTH CAROLINA. .s;5
2957. From Ashvile at a. m. Wednesday 80;
~, Through Buncofnbe and Yancy counties, by
a5dfi Garrfson's Gifbert's Bun Creek Indian Gap.
"7E7 Double Springs, Gahagen's Big LAUREL, [across
81 the State line,] via. Sulphur Springs, Greene
county, Tennessee, and Loves.
To Limestone Springs by s P. m. next day, Sc
.--st miles,. o..i.s97i H!E S'st7iia ttiit4 -S'".
And back between a. m. Friday and e'p. m.
fi~ next day. - f. -r--. q -- - .f-lt' -
1885, From Cedar Creek, Greene county, Tennessee,
"sS' at 6 a. m. Wednesday, TTH i'' ..t -'ta'
.3' By Aliens Old Stand, N. G. and Joseph Rivers
.' 5sHi Mill, = rsT 5Li -5.ieHt .ff que
To Bald Mountain Greek, Yancy county, by IL
m. next day, 40 miles. 5 -a
And back between 1 p. m! Thursday and p: m.
..a next day. g. .f 80 ~ t.. i -. p .-..-
1859. From Daniel Carriers, at ar-= g9sa. -.
.q ByJ. W W.,Anderson's on Gabriefs Greek, Yancy
= county, Bull Creek Walnut, and Brush Greek
'7 To Warren Springs by '.i''ia ~ -.
s..t Andfback between. sd .' T-..'ft
jI r. Bidders to state distance and schedule. - '!
1850. From Lexington at al Tuesday -
a.. BY Fulton, MocksSie, County Line, and Oak
k.iru Forrest q, - 50 Il t-t' r.. t@ ".e.1
To statesviIe by I2 m. next day, At miles.
1.sa. And back between p. m. Wednesday and p.
m. next day.
Proposals for semi-weekIy service to MocksviIIe
will be considered. ia '-.e.... ......!
.296l. From Lexington at z a. m. Tuesday j-. ..=
i By Fair Grove, Johnson's, Hooyer's, and Saw
.- s-ayer's Gold Mines. ..t .:
-, To Ashbero, by p. 35 miles -s.
And back between a.. m. and p. m. next day.
1862. From Elizabeth City at 8 a. m Thursday
To Newbigon Greek, IL a.. m. miles -'-
,IsEa
Proposals to embrace Nixonton will be consid-
cred. ,-rj
1868. From Floral College at a. m. Saturday
To Randallsvile, by ii m. 10 miles .,
And back between IL IN. and p. m.
1864. From Lumberton at a. Friday. s-..
To Elizabeth Town Prospect Hill, by p. m
35 miles. ..- --.-
And back between m. and p. m. next day.
1865 From Gravelly Hill at a. m. Friday
By Peters Greek.
To Fayetteville, by p. m, 80 miles
And back between m. and p. m next day.
1866. From Warrenton at a. Wednesday r.!5
To Shocco Springs, by 10 m. IL miles
And back between I2 m. and 5 p m. ,.
Proposals for tri-weekly service during the water
ing season will be considered.
2967. From Littleton at 6 a m Saturday
rs By Grove Hill, Kings Shop
70 Ransom's Bridge by IL m, % miles =,
~ - And back between p and Up m.
-. i.tag.- 81 NOTES. -7"'''s s
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee
signed by more responsible persons in the follow
ing manner, viz: r''.- ..' '.''. [ ''f 80
'eThe undersigned 11''.C guaranty that i
if his bid for carrying the mail from to be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into an
obligation prior to the first day of JuLyne with coed
and sufficient surecs, to preform the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate post
MASTER other equivalent testimony that the
of property, and able to make good their guar
antee .... i--. --..4laE.- ag.Ii- . =f. ~
The proposal should he the department sealed
endorsed proposals for route No. =, in la - and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combinations
md the terms and conditions which the contract is to
'e made, the last annual advertisement. -.st
C. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARrMENr Ef.-.HE
atJi Washington, January 20, 1s49. 7assla 81
January 90, 1s49. - ia:.:s,uf7 74S--=t3eMar!
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