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INSTRUCTIONS II. ,RsI5DpERs. AsDs POST.

quAnned Jhuce Oh the peace
INSTRUCTIONS JTS S RIDpERs. ASDs POST
'g IL rar cosrRAoTs TO raK EIIEsr I'M pEPAsT.
Aksr MAY DEKM PHoPER.
SEVEN s S SvS e sssh s.ssaSs
w 5ou,s. where ne mode e GSnysygs s, a.
partment, also post ONCE blanks, mail bags locks
aia AsS SS 0Gs&ss prsPsrsS y sosas.
ters or other agents q the Department VII accom-
~ rs az sescri Sa e be eIamiPsd BY The pos
masters 70 insure regularity In the delivery OF bags
be made &. .ry- AZ Ho Rs5lsS%ssi
snris.i: az ti%s !: SSnSsSsSS VIII
u; Sp M Ss I q tss
iSs as,Sfs iRsrsof and hs imporahss lie mail
nay e sssns behind or throwing Of the malta
or any portion q them. for ths admission o. pas
ming an Ell Teas Conveying inteiisepos in advsnet
Of ne ms S u %poipsa mice. a. hs dsinaueue,
s ee n aSS Or lie q Other sred
e ss 70 a sifys ~ Gss
post ONCE for suffering 20 be wet, injured de
sonssy IL mai as fsausnty = the
traStor runs, o. IL concerned IN running, coach
'tE III foatSss.Sr dsnsTsi may Sqpul the ooniraS
TssS SS S e sE sssaaS % SS9 K. q
siructions q ths pspSrtmsnt; fgr Isiuslns % an
s scT hs1 az sEPTs q or o
tTsn.poI!ins peIso,pSs os packages conveying mai
q The Posiinasier Siensrl may order an incrsaa,
Of service on route by allowing therefor pro rat.
.sSsaSs. % sS SSa.' spS ss
and Particularly 70 tnahe them conform 70 oonnee
yidsd he running time Be not abridged. The Post
master 0snsrSl may Also dscontinus or curtain III
n saGs N o. SsSsr pS
terest IN his Judgement, hhIll rsIuiTs such disoon
,r S1iSs q fai masansy q Soptr.SiSS on
tr. R the be- e sss AZ AZ
amount % servies retained and Continued, -,
S e % q ~ SSso sis. &c
op % esSh hs SSSS
n NJ. AVE- Wee sss been gTsesiSed. ~ sN S''N'
10 The dstape given are believed " pc supstau
@ SsS s ssss No sea JOINT
70 be supplied are correctly stated Bidtsy. ~us 4
,S INV wsisSi Il he mail he condiiSS o. ss FSsds
dreams, 6c, and all toll bridEes, tuflpikes, plApl
2Ss s may Sc 81 " Ss tor
pay, based on such ground, can o. co9Hidered, ~
dSs ss' ssrVss; nor fGr Bssss dsstHoys fsrs
diseonanpsd' Of other obaiructons ,cawihs q q
tsr% ssPshSsS s S AVE
smeH sSs sHa sS asTns M 9 tSo
s 4 :.ssS n g %a d.
hour pasd g m Mtrsh va. 81 n S sSm5 Z
a ms sishsr can 6ids Be- eShsds red VI ichS a
s1s ~ "a ssncy y snSS sSaTSntss sSd e
oath "a lhs bidder, according TO section w. aet
Ssfs shole s.t pso 'a.s tsr cyiSS strStI
la I'D b the loNest offered for Adyertised soryi
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RELIEF ron TIE POOR.
Meeting OF the Citizens Relief soeie

Meeting Of the Citizens Relief society.
The Citizens Relief Commission held meet
ing yesterday morning at the CIT yHalt william
Stickney IN the chair, and Warren Choate sec
Rotary. Personal---very.. Hltz, Toinpkins, Bal
lsntyne, Smith, Fitch, savage, Hal and Cook;
been directed TO begin their work. and the funds
would be furnished.
the secretary read q communication from Gen.
MeIgs, QuArtefmAster General, placing GUAM
tlty Of clothing at the disposal OF the commission.
The election OF otficers was then proceeded
with, and the following chosen: VIM. Sttckney,
president; A. 4. Solomons, vice PRESIDENT John
Hitz, treasurer; ryarren Choate, secretary.
The old rules OF the commission were adopted
TO govern them this wintsr
The president appointed as the executive com
mittee Messrs. Y. II. smith, John HltE, John Y;
washington; Y. L. Moore, Of Georgetown, and
| J. Y. II. Hall, Of the county,
The commission then adjourned.
| TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
met Immediately upon the adjournment Of the
/ commission, aud selected the following ofilcers
Chairman, 2. II. Smith: secretary, John y. Cook
general agent rev. Geo. A. Hall; clerk, N. Por'
| ter smell, and Visitor, James Welsh. They au
thonzed the dispensing OF charities TO com
mence Immediately, and the Keeping open Of tho
rooms daily from 10 TO 10 O'Clock, beginning with
to-day. The rooms Of the committee arc Located
| In the basement Of the west wing Of the Cit,
Hall, Immediately underneath those occupied b.
them last year. The rules governing the dis
penslng are the same previously adopted, moth
Ing being GIVEN out but hour, meal and fuel
Affairs have been so arranged this winter that !
IL not necessary for those desiring aid, or per
sons knowing Of cases IN need, 10 visit the rooms
bat by sending their address TO Rev. @. A. Hall
them, and through him their wants will be al
tended TO,
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OUR POLICE.
HOW THEY PERFORM THEIR DUTY.
A wan ThrOuah the Tinh Prccinc,--A Re-
publlcsn Reporter on His Rounds
What was seen and uenrd-whnt De-
cur, while the citizen. are Asleep.

~
.,,, ,,....- ms. u.nna.
pn"hcs" nepeo' %
What was Seen and Henrd-Whnt oc-
WIN. an. f1,,,.r. ,re A.ieep.
cerH "h"e ~
A ,orD,ron hond ~ sympathy exists between
- 49, w.. n, /. c,,y and the members Of
the local press. At least II should be 80, for the
two callinga have, In certain degrees, similar
duties The policeman Ia required to he ct all
times on the alert Lns nie r rou ' sa,;v NON
citizens ever IN ms sNe. rVn ~,
through the business hours OF the Gay, IN lne
| evenlna twilight at black midnight, and again |
IN ,ss sray dawn he IA At his post. Jealous, |
lh.ns siy .'....,,.,, =, a. move ,h.r
faithiui, vlsnanG 'ne eus'oiss .a..sS .s,,s
one ordinarily supposes, and entrusted WIN
trusta the responsibility Of which few ever stop
10 ponder.
TW REroHrn
/ in turn Ia supposed 10 he ubiquitous His beat
IL the confines Of the city, his duty TO gather up
ssch and syery incident which occurs during the
day thht IN the Ieast mhrhh uep.,'ale ~. ~
ordinary routine Of life; his right u 70 enter,
either By courtesy, force or stealth, such places
| -. =, :. ~ s,,n,o..a NAV contain news.
~ :. ~ W ..,,,.'a... .sI,h ana uss
ms privnese 20 s'op, Sour. ,os,,.,,or from, s
Ia meeta-in fact 10 furnish an epltome OF the
,o,n.. =, ..ch A.,
uonss oi oasn "ay. .,-, a., M. date and an
An mPS,a nv a ars me n members OF he police
iorce. Tney ~ oose, ,nnp. nn,,ce :, ndiyiiuals
'items come UNDER ther no.ive ~ NIL, Inter
ps SS T neyer,SeissS make good readable news
for the patrons OF Journal
IHk srArion.housn .... hat, d.y
and night, and many pleasant chats are , held
with the staton-keepen any tne ~, on ~
and much information ootainea. .sS W. W.
ago the Cenuh kuh,unonss ~, ss, X,
representative OF the ~ sDSu. ~, .,on,
who met tersetnt HIy uv ~. ~ 49,. yS ~ ,ns
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JANUARY !, ls7I


The solid silver tea service belonging 10 the
widow Of one OF our nrst American Jurists, Il
'noW on exhibition at the auction-rooms OF
Messrs. LatimeT a Cleary. Il will be rafied fol
AZ soon m the requisite number OF chances are
taken. The Messrs. l.. A g. will be pleased "a
show the set and take the names OF those who
wish TO try their luck. The original cost OF THU
magnificent set was q 900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

Last evening large number Of the friends Of
the parties assembled at the John Wesley
church to witness the marriage Of Mr.. Joseph 9.
Beckett assistant messenger TO the Governor, 70
Mas Julia ]. Inghram, daughter OF Mr.. William
Inghram, both OF whom, judging from the large
audience present, have many friends and &C
quaintances.
the ceremony was performed by Rev. George
Bosey, In an impressive manner, prefacing u
with few eloquent and sensible remarks on the
solemnity OF the occasion.
the bride was assisted by Miss Eyelffe Ingh-
ram, and the groom by Mr.. Vain W. Beckett
The bride was attired In white silk, while the
bridesmaid was dressed In white, ard presented
a handsome appearance. The gentlemen wore
full suits Of black.
Al the conclusion Of the ceremony number
OF Intimate friends assembled at the residence Of
the hrdea father, on Eighteenth street north
west, where few hours were spent In converse
tion, and q nne collation. partak0n OF, Aftel
which they departed, leaving behind their bes
wishes for smooth sail In the voyage Of life fol
the happy, hopeful couple.
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| indebted TO us will please call and settle the
amount OF their Indebtedness; otherwise we
shall he compelled TO place them In the bands Of
our attorneys for collection.
A. SAEA 4 Co. gl6 Seventh street.
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THE LIeHf-Rg J. !.

s.winu Machine Il Inc best Of all. The perfec-
lion on stitch on ali kinds Of goods, great range
OF WI TX ease OF operation, nolselesa, cor more
nearly 30 than any other shuttle machine sell.
adlustlng tensions, simplicity and durabllity Of
ali paris IA not equaled In any other machine
NJ. p. ADAMS 4 Co., Agents.
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The undersigned, residing at -, State Of -
undertake that, IL the foregoing bid for carrying
the mall on route No m be aSSeptsd hy ne pp.t
June, ln3, enter into the required obligation. o.
contract 70 perform the service proposed. with soos
aud sufficient suretieaL - .
rad Ne 49, SRdsrsiaHdiag disfiaefiy ghs obligation
and liabilities asssp,e,f by g.araTiovs.
Dated -
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(Bidderp will examine carefully the forms and Ia
structiops AnneKedD
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,.ru.r Of New YORK avenue aud Fifteenth nee.
49, a mar cent. per Annum on deposits for eAcu
HIendar mouth. Banking hours, too; SAtur'
dnTA b 20 gad atHA
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hid q 4l,Ooo and uPuard mua D. accompanied bv Q
osTttas iLsel Or dra solrsHi national baht,
sguai bPeV csHfss ne present. aSnsal pav Oh Ne
roafs; " u service, moi les hdH per es
f.~ " one Essr' pay P'oPo'ed IA SG-'S''f'S" ~ Act
THE Postmaster must not sign the certificate until
the aum OF the bid Ia inserted and the bid and guar
sntee signed by all the parties, aud dated
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An deposits made with this company between
AZ datr and January = 1919, inclusive, vii
arav Interest a, the rate OF six per cent. iron
January 1. -Four per cent. Ps,d gu uSPoS nsnL
spsn 10 receive deposits Thursday evening Jan q,
nary 4 ~
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The undersigned, poatmAster Of - state Of
- certihes, unpEI ma OATH or or Jon, that he
10 acquainted with the above Ruarnnora. and knows
them TO be men Of property, ppd able 70 mako good
their guarantee; and that bidder aud EuArAntors
are above the age OF u years.
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The attention Of bidder. b called 10 the 9Th section
q The Post ONCE aIrrYY,inion ~ q M,rSh isIl
shall be accompanied By chsct or drsft Of NOT ieas
than ave per cent, q such bid
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PROPOSALS.
TINTED STATES MAIL.
- MARYLAND.
posT OTTicT DEpAnrNlNT

=" posT OTTTcE DEPAnfNgNrl
...a wAauIroroE, December 1, la51
Proposals win be received Il The Contract Once Of
ths PsPsrtmsRt until 2 Y e h isIsb ga 90 be
the mails Of the United States, from July 4 ia 70
June 81 ls7s In the STATE Of Maryland on the ROUTES
herein specified.
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oarner u Seventh direct and Louisiana avenue,
avs peT cent. interest on all deposits, Depns-
IL can 81 male and drawn at will,
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DRY GOODS.


CLOAKsi FURsiI
CHAwIsi sUITsii
SHBs, vBIyBrsii
CAsHMKRBs, sBRNosi
EVENING DRESS GOODS.
TABLE DAMAsK, NAPKINs,
DOYLBs, TOWELS,
FRUIT CLOTHS, WINE CLOTHS.
LARGE STOCK OF LACE CURTAINS.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY PROM THE
PRESENT TO THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
Mourning Goods In all the best qualities.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
o3I PcnnsyIvania ave.
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CITY ITEMS.
roa Rnr-Furpi.hsd psrlOrs and bed rooms
iaoS street.


tn. new colonnads Hotel, Phnadslphia, Pa;
II upon the same street, connected oI CATS WIN
Independence Hall.
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRKskNrs,
and appropriate for all seasons, al

No. 4se Seventh street. between d and X, en-
bracing choice Paintings, Cnromoa kngravingn,
Photographs, Picture Frames, all styles an9
sizes. In walnut, gilt, velvet &C.; Picture Cord
AMI 1assela. Rlnas Nails, Gold plated, Timed and
Wire Centre Picture Cord, with fun line OF
Paperhangngs and window Shades.
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A pooK roR HyHRN on ~. r,orae
Father BurkeaLectures IN reply 70 NJ, s,a \,
In namphlet form, Price, % cent?. for sale 0,
y" JAura BHIIHw, bookseller,
fOb Seventh street, corner q northwest
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FuRE FuRaii FuRsiii-The largest and cheapest
assortment Of ladies' and ohildrens Fancy ruIs
for the holidays, at reduced prices, al DfrTMchs
fnr MANUFACTURER, ia Seventh street northwest
centre OF the square-aign Of the "Big Bear d.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
TO the health Onicer yesterday Alexander Wood
ward, Fourth stIeet, between and v north.
west; John Phlillps Adams Rxpress alley north
west; Major Rhodes, SIS Pennsylvania avenue
northwest; case at No. 1873 Carroll street south
east; 4 case on street, near Four-and-a-hAlf
First and Second southeast. The following
deaths were also reported: A child on Eighteenth
street, near East Capitol street southeast; one
at
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wu1rr. clean, sound teeth, all may have BY
usinQ daily THuRsros's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, Is and 30 cents per bottle. =. :,
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair; all desire ", an
Pomade optime. Price, % and 20 cents per
bottle. .-,,-. -, -.
LIGHT cotoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
Cleaner will renovate them Thoroughly; price, y
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dsaers,
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III sIBER;s \ |jfE|$1 \ 8 d n

mail on route 30, -, from -. d DO swsfI
CATION a. snoh bidder; that the bid Ia made III good
faith, and With the Intention 20 enter into e9ptrae
ceptsd; and that the signature "a THO suarentor,
thereto are genuine, and that besNs tne saia Eua
pay ali damage the United states shall suffer By
feasop 81 my failing 70 perform my Obligations q
such bidder. -
Sworn TO and subscribed before mr. - for thu
- Of -, this day Of -, A, ID. Isl Ant
In testimony thereof hereupto subscribe my nam,
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LARGE INV CLAssEs will commence inc couiss
the majority arranging for scolarhhpe ~ tne
installnient rates. Nearly sixty ladies and gen.
tlemen twice the usual number are IN tne JAS
10 graduate neat June. NV
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and two) guarantors disregard Of this instruction,
by postmasters sc subject them to immediate removal
and to serere penalties.
Postmasers are also liable to dismissal from Office
for acting agents of contractors or bidders with or
without compensation. in any business. matter or
thing relating to the mail service. They are the
trusted agents of the Department and cannot con-
sistently act in both capacities.
o. All bidders, guarantors and sureties are dis
tincly notified that on failure to enter into per-
form for the service proposed for in the
accepted bids their legal liabilities will be enforced
against them.
% Present contractors, and persons known at the
Department must, equally with others, procure
guarantors and certificates OF their suffcency sub
stantiay in the forms above prescribed The certi-
ficae of sniciency must be signed by postmaster.
% In all cases where the routes are not fully sup
piled with the necessary locks and poncnes IL the
duty of the postmaster at the head Of the route to
make requision on the Contract Office OF this De-
tor such locks and pouches before LIST July
next, provided the route be let.
JNO. A. j. CRESWELL,
Oct % 1S73-w6 Postmaster General.
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INcoRRIGIBLE SINNER.-A revival min
lister says the toughest customer he
ever came across was rough old fell
low in the valley of the Green Noun.
tains, who approached him at the close
of the evening, with very long face,
and asked gravely:
"Did l understand you to say that
hell was a lake Of fire and brimstone?"
EYES," said the divine, thinking he
had succeeded in making an impression
upon an obdurate heart and enlarged
upon the horrors Of the place.
"Nonsense" interrupted the listener,
II don't believe one word of it; you
pile it on too thick. A man wouldn't
live a minute in such place"
g., "But they'll be prepared for it" says
the preacher
"Oho! they will, will they? Well,
I'd just as soon be there as anywhere,
then!" and off he walked, perfectly sat
isfed.-Erchange.
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IDAHO WORLD.
-sVINllING IN THE SALT LAKE.

There are no fish in the Great Sal
Lake. The only living thing beneath
it's waters is worm about a quarter
of an inch long. 1t shows up beauti
fully beneath the lens of microscope
When a storm arises the worms are
driven ashore by thousands and de
voured by the black gulls. We found
a pure stream pouring into the lake
It was filled with little clubs and sinners
The fish became frightened and were
driven down the brook into the briny
lake. The instant they touched its wa
tiers they came to the surface, belly up
wards, and died without gasp.
The water is remarkably buoyant
Eggs and potatoes float upon it like
corks. Mr.. Rood and myself stripped
and went in swimming | dove into
the lake from long pier which had
been built for the'use of small steam
boat that had formerly piled upon the
waters. The sensation was novel
The water was so salty that my eyes
and ears began to smart, but SO buoy
ant that found no difficulty in floating,
even when the air was exhausted from
my lungs. AS | struck out for the
beach l felt as light as feather. In
spite of all that | could 90, my heels
would fly out Of the water | found it
impossible to stand upon the bottom.
The lightness of the water and the
surging of the waves forced my feet
from under me. A person who could
not swim might be easily drowned in
five feet of water. His head would
go down like a lump of lead, while his
feet would fly up like pair of ducks
The water is as clear as the water of
Seneca Lake, 50 clear that the bottom
could be seen at the depth Of twenty
feet. When we reached the shore and
crawled out upon the sand in the light
of the sun our bodies were quickly
coated with salt. We were compelled
to go to the little stream from which we
had driven the clubs and sinners and |
wash off in fresh water before we could
put on our clothes Our hair was filled
with grains of salt which we could not
wash out. The Mormons occasionally |
visit the lake in droves for the purpose
of bathing Many of them say that
their health is improved by leaving the
salt upon their bodies and dressing
without wiping themselves with nap
kins.
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ROMANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE most
romantic Of all numbers is the figure
nine, becausei it can't be multiplied away
or got rid of anyhow Whatever you
do it is sure to turn up again as was
the body of Eugene Aram's victim. One
remarkable property of this figure said
to have been first discovered by Mr..
Green, who died in l794), is that all
through the multiplication table the
product comes to nine. Multiply by
what you like, and it gives the same
result. Begin with twice nine, IS; add
the digits together and l and makes
9. Three times nine are 81; and and
7 are nine. SO it goes on, up to eleven
times nine, which gives 80; add the
digits 8 and 9 are Is, and | and are
9. Going on to any extent, it is impos-
sible to get rid of the figure nine.
Take couple of instances at random
Three hundred and thrty-ninc times
nine are 3,O5l; add up the figures and
they are nine Five thousand and sew
enty.one times nine are $3.50; the sum
of these digits is q, and and are g.
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OATH REQUIRED By SECTION GAG OF AN ACT OF con-
GREss APPROVED JUNE 3. 1872, TO BE AFfIxEr TO
TAKEN BEFORE AN OFFICER QUALIFIED TO ADMIN
lister OATHS.
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CERTIFICATE.
State Of
The undersigned. postmaster at

The undersigned, postmaster at --, State of
certifes, UNDER HIS OATH OF OFFICE. that he
Is acquainted with the above guarantors and knows
them to be men of property, and able to make good
their guarantee; and that bidder and are
above the age of 81 years.
Bids Of $1,000 and upward must be accompanied by a
certified check, draft some sOrent national bank
equal to per centum the present annual pay ON the
route; in Of new service, not less than per
centum Of years pay proposed in 6idtSecion 253
act Of June s, 1871
The Postmaster must not sign the certificate until
the Of the bid is inserted and the bid and guar.
antee signed BY all the parties. aud dated.
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that have the ability pecunarily to fulfill my obi.
CATION as such bidder; that the bid is made III good
faith, and with the intention to enter into contract
and perform the service in said bid shall be &C.
cepted: and that the signatures of the guarantors
thereto are genuine and that believe the said guar
antors to be pecunary responsible for and able to
pay all damages the United States shall suffer by
reason of my failing to perform my obligations as
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE.
AND CERTIFICATE.
PROPOSAL.

The undersigned-- whose post-offic adj
dress is -, county Of. State Of - pro.
poses to convey the mails Of the United States from
July i, 1874, to June 80, 1873. route No. - be.
tween - and -, unde& the advertisement Of
the Postmaster General. dated October l. 1873 with
celebrity, certainty and security uaw of June s. 1921
Tor the annual sum of -- dollars.
This proposal is made ,cih full knorledge of the
distance Of the route, the freight Of Me mail to be car
red and all other particulars reference to the route
and service; and, otso after careful examination Of The
tdws and Instructions attached TO advertisement Of mail
serrce; and Of the provisions contained in the act of
Congress Of June 8, 1872.
h,snI
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Sworn 10 and subscribed before me -. for the
- of this day Of -, A ID. lS7
and in testimony thereof hereunto subscribe my
and afx my official seal the day and year afore
said. - - sEALJ
NoTE.-When the oath is taken before justice OF
the peace the certificate of the clerk OF court OF
record should be added under his seal OF office. that
the person who administered the oath is duly quail
fled nf he peace
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A LONELY fellow advertises in a Chi
cago paper for wife, and intimates
that he prefers apoor girl. The Louis
vile Courier-JournM tells him to take
the first one who responds and he will
be almost certain to get poor one.
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GUARANTEE.
Bidder.

The undersigned residing at -. State Of.
undertake that. If the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail On route No. - be accepted by the Postmaster
General the bidder WILL prior to the LIST june 1874,
enter into the required obligation or contract to per
form the service proposed with good and sufficient
sureties.
This toe DO matchmaking distinctly the obligations
and liabilities assumed by guarantors.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

WashinEtOn, OCTOBER i, 1873.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Contract Office OF this Department until p M
Of February 2, 1874, ito be decided on or before
March @ 1874 for conveying the mails Of the United
States in the Territory of