The daily union., 1852-12-02

vessels be used transporting ,he mails on ne
q the acts Of % Of March, s45 and gh 3sd
referred 10. ,. y; honpann, asis,ns s,.,
Foreign Malls.
IN OBEDIENCE 10 the Congress- approved August 9o lsSa
which n words following 10 wit
traz, via Tamptco and back, in steam vessels: ..
u"ss ss s,s sasse s a Il consss assed That The
and he hereby authorized and directed 70 enle
thousand dollars with such person OF as
ios he q he mails Of me United upon
bes, e United States three times month rom New or
than eight hundred tons burden o. The best form Of construction
adapted % the navigation q The southern waters he same DC
ready in the shortest possible hme'-
PROPOSALS.
Win received Office ofthe Post Once Department
In Of Monday,
day Of January next 10 be decided ny the OH Of ne same
the fifteenth Of February 1883 in the manner and time herein
FROM New Orleans, by Tampco, iexco) 10 Vera Cruz
miles, back three month in Steamship
Time allowed from port to be three days tue scheau
suec approval Postmaster GeneD TO be proposed by
Proposals to carry in days, way win also be con
by vessel couneson, viii be considered in the event
of M being shown be impraecable TO enter hai port WIN w
Proposals considered for the extension Of Two VOC Of the
By san and Ssen aa
hundred twenty hours ays and vice and between
sna san sss @ be
each not exceeding seventeen days rom New s
ia steamships Sc as above Also, additional from
ss run IL moi exceeding eight days way connenion
with the monthly u Of the mail steamships O he pesen
Proposals will be four month from New
aIco for O. two Of those ps % san
% By , ne s oef ws =" 70 p @r % O. California
weekly mall The time between New Orleans and san Fa"esse Era @
New Orleans and San Francisco should
Under The act Of March a. 1851, San Fran
and Vera s to be for four years Buth Postmaster Cen
In regard 10 thar part Vera Cruz and Aca
entering contract privilege and authority TO exc
interference, and accordance wl,reay sipua.ons
bewees New Orleans Cruz he proposals should set
% the sse rate o. ne ysl' and IN regard
Francisco and Acapulco, the proposals
eaaIs 10 enable The decision TO advice Of
The oceI. o. the naval service snssn noee s ss
given ssreeab to the provisions the ae, Congress q @ -
oens acceptable othe espee will be preferred which @
carrying nails states their officer
on demand made for The beng sns Soau ",
part to pay delivery TO be
he Wn,ed ase. nnd Two Il e Owner or
unp Of disagreement 10 be appointed by The President
hs ms subject The 7 section Of the act Of March s
3 ls45 and the I'd section the act Of June N 1885, TO winch od
The bidder may embrace in his offer stipulation carry
agent Of the Post Office Department with the mails OF ne may ~
has discretion such stipulation may induce preference Pre- @ @ 20
tainingh -
The mail from the United states
foreign shall be made win Amsean citizens. and the ma
be executed by the accepted bidder and
provide among things, that the Of the "Trip
70 be forfeited when ss up IS 1e1 % @ s and n no and 1e no @
for the failure furnished aud due proportion oi =
thai fines be imposed, unless the delinquency
Be explained - due m me 1 % ns ,o a belong
Of said mali fr suffering the mail or any
thar ii 10 depredaon ss o. injury
steamship 81 vessel run by The contractor on the route
specified number Of ps in the eoac and for no, ar
OF ihe mail The mny
he instructions Of ns department. refusing discharge
s wns S s n me % % @ ns %p
running an express As aforesaid, =. -. .,,., a,
schedule, he allowing pro raia increase Of compensation within
bn, .e contractor may IA such case renqas The contrast
timely nouce, prefer change The Postmaster Gene
months extra pay on dispensed with
,o"s sn NJ ss%e o .ae iss S @
offers, should distinctly stated in the proposals.
Form for BID ~Aere no change S sd'ert'"' 8 contemplated
Tor We may bc) there in
~ Vera Cruz often as
dated oe,os re- sa requires 10 ise @s stated ia The Schedule
contained such and sy ne following %1ss q con"
nusl Of There write ont the IN words at fu engh
DATED. tsisned'l
The lowing is the guarantee, should bc hed
e blank win The Of the guaranlou the second with
third and fourth with the beginning and
terminating points and, dated should be
nxned g the sasranio who mus, BE shown BY The written esh
oth equally Satisfactory testimonial 70 be
properly able make gno her guarantee TINS guar
antee cerudsd should accompany each bid
The undersigned - guaranty that -, " his bid for car
ryins m - be accepted by the Postmaster
the required b. The Postmaster
General puoan, 70 such bd prior to the sh day q February aea
with At least good and sufficient surees, perform the service
proposed
Dated. tsignedl
P6rn of Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster Of eerhes that he well
above and their properly
and that they sufficient and able to make good their
Dated. lsiEncd
bid Second Post
Mail pruposasfnxusgn masn
received hy day January next which
win be last day Tor receiving proposals under this advertise
ment-
The acceptance nonacceptancc bids will be determined
by the 6th day Of January merit
with ftsenth day
February 1885, ifue bidder shall consider himself able
operation about that day, he
specify 10 his proposals. The
viii expe with the ending about the 18th
" =. ID. HUBBARD Postmaster General
PosI o,ues Dsraprssss, Oct le, leS2
Oct 2o-iaw9w
,rHE PURE t<IsD.-Jus received of linen
goods (pure hncn,'D folsws candidly
them cheapest of their kinds IN the Dstrict
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, Al ~ per dozen
$50 dozen table napkins al VI 80 and ~ dozen, great bar
pieces new fashioned linen shectings. wide
10 pieces Gne table damask at 50 cents per yard
pieces hne table damssk m cay and IS cents yard with
endless variety Of fine dsmssks, diapers, and towel
pieces dama-k owelns, by piece aall per yard
weii worth so
100 pieces fnsh linens, from medium supcrhnc
In opinion ard will cell the cheapest and beet linen
goods of all classes to be had in this market.
We especial Inducements purchasers Of black goods
Pine bombs.ns black nernoe' psca and caeoe' Of hoc'