Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-18
(Signed.)

INSTRUCTIONS.
Contract, 10 tn. sSssnt the D epartaentm a ,"'
deem proper.
and for each of such omissions not satisfactorily ex
planned three times the pay of the trip may he de
OF performance inferior to that specified in the
tract For repeated denquencles of the kind herein
specihed enlarged penalties, proporioned to the
ture thereof and the Importance of the mall may be
q For leaving behind or throw ing of the mails or
any portion OF then for the adm of passengers,
press conveying intelligence in advance of the mail,
aSuayteT,s pay may be deducted
j. FINES Will be imposed. unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily planned by certificates
OF postmasters, or the afhdavlts of other credible
negecting to take the mail from delivering 1t into
post ofce for suffering 1t lowing either the uL-
be wet, injured destroyed robbed or lost and for
refusing, after demand, to convey the mail fire.
running coach on the route.
T. The Postmaster General may annul the contract
violating the post office laws or disobeying the in
structions of the Department.; for refusing to dis
do SO; for assigning the contract without the assent
Of the Postmaster Generals for running express
conveying mailable matter out Of the mail.
or without the guarantee required by law cannot be
considered IN competition with regular proposal
g. The route, the service, the yearly pay the name
and residence of the bidder that Is, his usual post
where company offers, should be distinctly stated
T. Altered bids should not be submitted; nor should
g. Each bid must be guaranteed by two or more re-
sponsibie persons satisfactory to the Postmaster
The bid and guarantee should be signed plainly with
the fnlI name of each person.
bud which may be deemed extravagant, and also the
bids q Of Ealing contractors and bidders
Proposals for overland route California address
ed Second Assistant Postmaster General Con-
II. A modification of bid in any of its essential
ceived, to interfere with regular competition
AFTER me last hour set for receiving bids.
suficency of guarantors as sureties without know
ing that they are persons of sufficient responsibility
y notified that failure to enter into perform
the contracts for the service proposed for In the
copied BIDS, their legal liabilities will be enforced
10. Present contractors. and persons known at the
antors and certificates of their suthccncy substan-
aiy n the forms above prescribed. The certificates
a ndge Of a court Of record.
The attention Of bidders, guarantors sureties, &c.
Sec.2. Act of March s. 1925, requiring contractors
Sec. a. Act of March 5, 1925. in relation to failure
Sec. 2. Act Of July ?, 1895 Liabilities of guarantors
Sec. "a. Act of July 2 1885 authorizing bids of
laying ee GO s., e be rejected e
nations amongst bidders J." '0'a'''n " '''''pl
~ Act of April p, 1903. provides that member Of
Sec. q. An act of March s, 1926 provides that no
PastmateT assistant postmaster, or clerk in post
Sec !. Act Of March s. 1885, provides tina. no other
.naa Tree WHITE male person shall be employed in
IL The Postmaster General will reserve to him
SELL se ths right OF auns any contract made under the
Or any part of offered for sale in the market for
.ae PURPOSE OF I and he will in ne case
TO any assignee sub cont raotor loss qualifed in
ms opinion than the original contractor to carry the
AARON V. BROWN.
ap 2o-stawtlstJune POSTMASTER General.
Spring MANTILLAS.-We open. TO-DAY
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novelties OF the and at greatly reduced prices
and SCARFS. to which invite the special atteno
ton of the Ladies before 9skPs !Rejr ss,eGsss
NAV 6-eo6t 523 9TH street. 8 doors north Pa. av.
=; AM S TRtSk EsfABf Isl s}%i SHOE
vi %fs sin si rs sSSSss:: s
a arsn G0 CATERS ChdTen's Healed bottom ~
and Short Boots Congress and Low Quilted shoess'
T rSdTTP s, R4osG sahst and
leather and Calf Boots, Congress Caters and or
foni Ties, all qualities. "
sSafs v %GSs fat soIs Sn
Bonnet Boxes, and Russ Trunks. -~'''
city and will be sold low for casS and In this
Call early at Iron Hail. betw cen 9Th and 10th Streets,
may 7-ee2w S.P.HOOvER.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED
Of ,bs sGm the importers large and complete stock
f bc English al and French 5s bIss Thread HOSE
Alszands1'.sl SILK q fS Es.'0n do do
Do Thread do.
Jouvin's and Beaudn's KID GLOVES
Also, large stock of PARASOLS, of all quail
Ties and prices, with great variety of articles of
taste and fashion, all of which he will sell CHEAP for
cash. FRANK a McGEEP io'
ap 9-eOlm IA Pa. ave-. bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
THlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscrl
l. Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
w, w ashington county, IN the District of Columbia,
letters OF administration with the will annex ed on
the personal estate of Thomas Tucker, late of |
Washington county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, hereby warned
the subscriber OF before the I'd day of Nav next;
ney may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
eht oil the said estate. Given under nv hand this
"a DAY OF May. 1857. CHAS 4. ENGLISH
hiay <-Iaw3% Administrator w. A. /
w. w. HACKNEY. VIZ n n.yro1 |
HACKNEY DAYTON,
FAX H "a rEsIArR AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY,
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