The daily union., 1852-11-06
PROPOSALS


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PROPOSALS.
WIN he received the office oihe Post Office Departments
ay Of January mes 10 be- DECIDED py tie Gin Of he W same
mon for conveying he maS q the tned States for yg year.
From New Orleans La by Tampico (exico0 10 Vera Cruz
tubec approval Of The Postmaster Gcnera proposed by
the bidder
Proposals TO carry in four days, each way win also be con
Proposals Tampco by line and supply monthly,
by side vessel in connexions win be considered the
OF its being shown to be mpncicabe TO enter that po with tho
Proposals considered the
above p from Vera Cruz TO acapulco By suitable and safe land
The passing from Vera Cruz Acapulco
Acapulco san Francisco exceed eight days.
Proposals invited for semi monthly trips, be performed
each exceeding days. New Orleans
Tampieo, Vera Cruz and Acapulco san Francesca and back,
New oleans vi, Tampco and Vera Cruz Acapulco
be IA not eight days each way ana que
line between Acapulco and san francisco
Orleans a rgmpco Vera cruz and ne eiiy q Mexico" to Aea
Francisco by steamships The other to be in conneAn
WIN the present. Pacific mail He 80 as to give 70 odosna
mol 10 exceed seventeen days In every instance each The nee
March 3 1851, between San Fran
ea reserves the right of continuing one year longer at same
regard part Vera Cruz and Aea
paeo Tie bidder will be required to satisfy the department, before
cute the of the conac the service herein called for with
out interference, aud in accordance with treaty spuiatons
~ iesaa m 70 ,s annP s % par r y" u me ssis o .h"la @ si
forth thu and description of the vessel (Which must
be OF lees hundred uden and in regard TO
Francisco Acapulco, the proposals
description the vessels sudicien, par
ueuay TO enable the decision TO be made oa the advice Of
e proper officers Of The naval service whether he same = Or
convertible into shipowar And special notice Is hereby
March, 5 those proposals for the astdescnbed section Of The
beng acceptable in other respect viii be preferred which
carrying mails, United states their officer,
Of the United states being bound their
scesndd py four apasrs appointed Two by the President Of
the United states aud two by the owner or owners with an
The laws on this subject are the 7 section
s5 The ID section Of the act Of June "a sis TO which bid
the Poet ohee Department with the nails or he omit
at his discretion such stipulation may induce preference TO
favor OF bd other respects over bid not con
By The March is45 i required
that Tor The OF the mail fem the United saies
transported in American vessels by American citizens
executed by the accepted bidder and
by his sutetes by o. before the fifteenth day OF @ Inc
contract 70 provide among other hns that te pay OF the mp
pay The when the uip Is and no suf
eien excuse Cor e failure Furnished ana que o.
contract aud that hnes may be imposed unless the delinquency
be satisfactorily explained due Tune; FOR failing TO take fom
to deliver into the poi oee at the port landing ne ma belong
Ing thereto, said ma for suffering the mall or any
of 10 be wet injured lost Or DESTROYED for conveying 4 IN
place that TO depfedaon oss, OF injury
above p pe6ed number Of rims in ine contract and for not ar
S ~ :, m & -, ~ -, lnsa,,ing ,nse,gence in advance
Of the mail The Postmaster General annul the contract or re-
peatsd failures for violating the post office laws or dobeyng
the instructions of the department o refusing to discharge
when required BY The r assigning the contract
without the consent q Tue Postmaster General or for setting up or
The Postmaster General may alter the contract and alter the
schedule he allowing o rata increase q compensation within
the contractor may such case renga.h contract
timely nonee u he prefer 70 lhs change me Pos@ase Gene
months pay the amount dispensed win.
nss II s% e 'a o each y ' 5 where
Offers, should be distinctly stated in the proposals.
Form or change from patspeni contemplated
by ne tdasr.
q to the be there write the name o names n
~ IL mail on e route om New Orleans 10 Vera un often
the Postmaster Generals advertisement for proposals the
contained such advertisement and BY ne following mode q
Datd. Gsigned1
The following il the form Of the ruar,nee which 6ed
the first blank with the Of The the second win
ofho bidder and NE third aud fourth with the beginning and
the guaranta who must BE- shown, by The written ccrh
cats q go@a',ef ., ost equally ss,1s'oy % & 70 be
autoe, 30 certified, should accompany each bid -.
5 s . s s % s accepted - he he 20 Fd$..sl 5
sursn ss ss5 q @ @ 5 Ma po M @ a " February
least good and sufficient suress, 70 perform the service
'I6SSsS''' SsisS tsiunedI
PORN cf Certificate.
acquainted % The rDarsaor above named and Seir properly
and that suceni and able make good their gaarantee
Dated lsigncdl
The bid should be under seal 10 the Second Assistant Post
General and the words Mad proPosasoreign mas'
should be despatched In
"a January next, which
VIII be- day or receiving proposals under this advertise
m
The acceptance non-accepanee bids win be
by the 9th day Of January
The with r fifteenth day
February, 1853 bidder shall consider himself
prepared The service in operation about that day he
viii specify IN day ofcommencemeut in his proposaa The
viii expire win, voyage ending about the 18Th
Of February 1865.
s. d. HUBBARD Postmaster General
PosT OrrIcr DKFsRrNgsr, Oct l9, 1854
Oct 2o-lawgw
HIGHLAND pfsAIDS--This day opened
III 100 pieces Highland pads of The most exquisite qualities and