Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-15
PROPOSALS.
TINTED Stains NAILS.
LOUISIANA.
PosT OFTIcK DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, January 2, lss,S
States from July l. 1855 to june G ISL, on the ioI
loving routes IN the state OF Louisiana win he
until p m. Of March 81, 1853, to BE- decided BY
april nt ~ i0ld9s, ing
oath By acts q Congress July 10 sns
and N arch 8: 1873.
Psss e o.i Rsfs sni: df.r
and biloxi to Ocean Springs, loi miles and
Leave New Orleans, Tuesdsy' ThursSay and
Saturday at 3 I'm;
Leave Ocean Springs Monday. wednesday and
EIicay, at 9am;
Proposals to run By di IL schedule will be
soss j rom New Orleans. BY Jefferson to Carro,ton.
Smiles and back, twice week
Leave New Orleans Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Carrolton by I'm;
Leave Carrolton Monday and Thursday at 1
Arrive at New Orleans y4pm
1854 From Ccvingtop. by PsrkeI:ville and Lima.
to Gainesville Miss ~ miles and back ono.
Leave Coyinston Tuesday stsam;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE next day at IL m:
Leave Gainesville Wednesday at 1 D M
Arrive at Coyington next day by 6p m
so8s From Thibedeaux to Terrebonne,5 miles and
back, six Il mes a week, in connection with
Proposals to end at Lsiourche Crossing, in.
@ fe% Point os 10
IS miles and back once week.
Leave RostdaIe Saturday at Gam;
sos7 From Lake providence, by Joe's Bsyou and
Floyd to Delhi, IS miles and back, once s"
Leave Lake Providence ondsy at Gam;
Arrive at Delhi next day by IL m;
Arrive At Lake Providence next day bysp
sosS From BastroP, by Prairie Mer Rouge, Point
Jene Sscp and %c son.s Ferry to Ion' 81 miles
Leave Bastrop Monday at IAN;
Hs.iys i ct Len Tas ~ P ss s am;
Arrive ct Bastrop by p m.
Scarborough, Arcadia, Mount Lebanon.
Minden, Bellevue, Col .svilIe aud SsnterIIs
store, to Shreveport, $50 miles and back, three
Leave M.nroe Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
Leave shreyepsrt Monday Wednesday and
Arrive at Monroe next day by lopm.
$3.50 From Bellevue, by Cotton Valley, Orchard
Grove an s99 Dsrehest: tAIk ;, to Magnolia. IS
Arrive at Magnolia next day by I'm;
Leave Magnolia Tuesday at ! pm;
Arrive at Bellevue next day by6pm
1901 From Mansfield, by Pleasant Grove, to Pu-
laski, tTeXasJ So miles and back, once a
Leave Man. field Monday s.sam;
Arrive at Pulaski Tuesday byepm;
Leave Pulaski ussday at 6 o m;
Arrive at Mansfield by pm.
Beufto Holmesville, 80 miles and back, once
aweek.
Arrive at II olmesville by 7 pm;
Leave Holme syille Friday at m;
soas From opelousa. to Piaqncmine Brulee, %
miles and back once week.
Leave Opelou.ss Monday at Sam;
Arrive IT Plaquemine Brules by 4pm:
Leave Plaquemine Brulee Tuesday at a m;
so Fram Ns% fSsra ~
Charles and West Fork to Orange Tsxss1'
Leave NJ w iberia Monday M Z m.
fr.ive 6 at Orange fourth Gays by lam
Arrive a; New Iberia fourth days by 6 pm
LEWIS Perry to Gum Spring, 81 miles and
Leave Lake charles Monday at6am;
Arrive at Gum Spring by PM
hsaEe Gan hs sRPsGCS Tnssday
NoTEs Proposal. must be to carry the mails
terms of the law, and they must be guar antecd by
TIVE responsible persons. certified to as such by a
No pay will he made for trips not performed and
for each of such omissions not satisfactorily ex-
For arrivals % FAR bsSnd m as De ss to
break connection with depending mails, and not
ton for the trip is subject to forfeiture Fine.
will he imposed unless the delinquency be salts
iactorily explained, for neglecting to take mail
from or into post office; for suffering it be in
Jurtd destroyed, robbed, lost; and for refusing
after demand, to convey the mail as frequently as
the contractor runs. or Is Concerned in running,
vehicles on the route. The Postmaster General
may annul the contract for disobeying the
Office laws the instructions of the Den srtmant
He may alter the schedule OF departures and ar
rivals and also order an increase of service by al
lowing the refor alta increase the contract
pay. He may also curtail or discontinue the SER
vice in who or in part, at pro rata decrease of
the amount of service dispensed with
Bids should be addressed t. the Second Assis-
tant Postmaster General suporscrbed tPropo
sails, state Of Louisiana, > and sent by mail
ton see advertisements of this date, and of Octo-
her y 1866, in pamphlet form az the principal
post Offices. ALIEN. W. RANDALL,
"a l5-law4w Postmaster General
THIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
~ DISTRICT OF NV MEXICO.
SANTA fE, Nj. December "a, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will he received at this Office
January, 1863. when they will be ope aed to deliver
TO the Quarteimasters Department at Fort Craig
N. NJ,
e. l0.oO0 bushels OF Bituminous Coal,
800 cords of Wood, of good quality:
and TO the ouartermaster's Department at Fort
Sumner. New Mexico,
5000 bushels of Charcoal burnt OF Pinon Wood.
Delivery to commence by the 5th dsy of Zebra
ary l8tS, and to be pleted in six months: one
sixth of the quantity required of each article to
delivered monthly.
Proposals for any portion less than the whole
quantity Of each article will be received.
Bidders will specify the kind of wood they pro-
pose to deliver at Fort Craig.
Fo- further particulars for making proposals see
my advertisement for proposals for grain, dated
10th inst, or apply at this Office.
Encorse BIDS Proposals for -, At Fort
=, ard address to the undersigned, at Santa
BY order of BreSet Major General George W.
Getty. NJ T. LUDINGTON
jal56tB Bvt. Lit. Col. and q. M, Chief q NJ.