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PO ST OFF IC E DEPXIIIIfENT ' '.'' , .
Wesninoton, Decenilwr 10. 1859.
POPOSALB will A be wette m d the Contract
Office of this Department until 3 p. m, of
Saturday, March 315t,.1860. for conveying the
wails of the Unite.l States fop four years, corn.,
voencing July let, 1860, anti ending_ June" 30th,
1864, in, the State Of PENNSYLVANIA, on
the routes and by t e schedules of departures
and arrivals herein s ecified. .
Decimons announc d by April 24, 1860.
(Bidders will CS 4 / 7 1i . iT , - cartfully . thtforms. and
-Ins.ruomns annexed.) • .
2379 From Tunkbannock by Lembn, Lynn,
Springville, and DitnoCk, to Montrose, 23 miles.
and back,,, twice a week. - .
Leave Tnukhannotik Tuesday -and Saturday
at 7a m; Arrive at Montrose by 1 pm;
Leave Montrose Mpnday and Friday ak6 a m;
Arrive at TunkhannoCk by 12 M.
Proposals are invited tiff_ a third weekly trip.
2380 From Nicholaoihtliblenw° o deLenoxvillet
Clifford, and Dundatr, !to Carbondale, 22 mg ts
and back, three times a' week.
..
Leave Nicholson Tuesday, . Thursday and .
Saturday, on arrival 'of mail by railroad, say at
five p in; Arrive at Carbondale by eleven ,P In;
_ Leave Carbondale Monday, . Wednesday and
Friday at four p a; " Artiiwat-Nicholson at i nine
and a half a ni. Propintaliare invited for aix
times-a-week service. .- .l
i i i ••• •
2381 From Tunhatinock, by Ruseell: ill,
liteshoppen,BraintiSkinner's Eddy, eiy
viDe, Browntown,Wyklusing, Lime Hill; B.nta 7
merfield Creek,Standing Sione,Wysol,Toivanda
North Towanda, :Ulster, Milan.and Atheeisto
Waverly 63 Miles ! and back six times a weak . . '
Leave TarikhaonOck daily, except StanclaY op •
artival of Wilkesbarre mail, tarat four p•
Mil/13 at Towanda next day at twe've m;
Leave Towanda daily, except Sunday at two
it
and squa '1 tter pm; Arrive at Waverly by ! m;
Leave Waverly daily, except Sunday_ at . 1-2
am; Arrive at Towanda by two p in;
Leave Towanda daily, except Sunday at two
1-4 pm ; Arrive at Tunkliannuck bi,tivelve in.
I . 2382 From Mehoopapy byFurman lii/I,F rks
toh aid Bellasylva to DushoreAkt l l-sevia lien
and back, Once a week. ,• .
Leave Mehoopriby Monday at elk a Nal` AiTive
at Dushore by six p tre, . leave Thishore at six
'a m; Arrive at Mehoopany by sit p• !in. r-1
2383 From Totkanda, by Highland, Bilfrling
! ton, West Buflington and East Troy; ; .to Troy,
twenty miles and back, three times a week. I
,i, Leave Towanda Tuesday,-Thtirsdai and Sat.
titday„at one pm; Arrive al Troy by p in; '
Leave Troy Monday, Wednesday anfilPridaY at
• s*en am; Arrive at Towanda by twelve M.
Proposals invited for aix.times.a.week!aeriice.
2384 From Towanda,by N'th Towandis,Moore's
, Corner,East'Smitt:tield,liently Creek and Ridge.
bury io ‘Veilabitrg, N. Y., twenty thi..!e miles
and back, twice aweek. - • -.• i
Leave Towanda Wednesday and Friday at six
la m; Arrive at Wellsburg hyone..4l,rei . •
Leave Wellsburg Thursday and SatArday at
mine am; Arrive at -Towanda byloOripm.-
IPropossls invited for siitimes..weikklAerviee.
2335 From Towanda; fg_MonroeteexiAl - ;•
I)auv, -nuidsberg and Eliishore, i to
r miles and-back. three times a week. I
• Leave Towanda Tuesday ; Tliersday;4pd Sat
urday at 12 to; Arrive et Laporte by.p m; Leave I.nporto Monday; Wedneadayotbd Fri
day ,at six a m; Arrive at Towanda p m.'
2386 From Towanda,by liorobr okitad
shegnia, to Athens, *sixteen miles a d bricil i thret
times a week. rt i.
'Leave Tow.mda Tuesday, Thutadayikti(rSat.
urday at sis am; arrive at Athena 6)1 biCIVIED
a in; leave Athens Tuesday ; Thur4r4iyiiMd Sat
urday at two p to; arrive at ToWanda by 7 pm.
2387 From. Rome, by North. Reale, tb hetih
i•quip, fourteen miles and back, once-a week.
Leave Rome Saturday at eight am; ;•mo ve at
Shesherinin by eleven am; leave-. gdishequin
Saturday at twelve in; arrive at Romk,by3 p in.
23€18 From Mesheppen, liy KeitkerVil)e.and
kynn. to Springville, thirteen milerrittd 'back,
twice a week. . ' •
-
' Leave Meahoppen Tuesday ,and , Sattirojay on
arrival of western Ma, Ray at eight a ta;larrive
at Springville by eleven a.m; leave Sprtagville -
Tuesday and .Saturday at one p . m; ;Oliva at
Meshoppen by four p m. .1
2389 From Lnceyville, by Spring East
Spring Hill, West Auburn and Steplieriaville to
Pike, ten mile• and back - , twice a week. •
Leave Lavery'!le Tasday andSaturda4 at 12
m; arrive at 1 5 ike'by three pm; leaveJ"lke on
Tue,day and Saturday et four p arrive at
Lac.eyville ty seven p m.l
2320 From Wyalusing, Merrvaii, 'Camp:
town, Herrick, Herricksville,South
P i etterviile, North Orwell and West Windham,
to Nichols, N Y, thirty six miles and bitidt,twice
a week. (.
.
Leave WrOusini. Monday and Friday at sevn
a , m; arrive at Nichols by six par; leaVe',,Nicb,
ols Tuesday and Satut:day at nine a m;• arrive
nt Wyalusing by eight-p
Proposals for-a third weekly trip are; i inviLad;
2391 From Athens, by Ti•igaVa lien, in Litchi..
field, eieven miles and*back, twice a week.'
:"Leave Athena Tuesday and Friday at nine a
in; arrive at -Litchfield by eltzven - t *' leave
Litchfield tuesday and Friday at tivelve tavarria - e,
at, Athens by two p rn.
2392 From Athena. by East Smithfield, North
Smithfield sprinr.,field. and Leonard Hotliw,
Troy, 24 miles and back, 'twice a - yreck.i:.-
Leave Athena Wednesday wad ; saturday it five
a in; arrive at Troy by twelve ea; Leila, "Liu
Wednesday and saturday at one p in; ,arise at
, Athens by eight p m.
2393 From rrov,'by Sylvania, anlliiap, Grays
Valley, and Mainsburg,to Mansfield, eighteen
miles and back, twice a week. Leave tray en
Tuesday and saturday at half past threep en;
Arrive at Mansfield by half past- setae pfiet
leave Mansfield Tenstlay and aiaturday ten a
. in; arrive it Ti 67 by two p m.• •• i .; •
2394 From-rroy to Bloweburr, twenty - three
raliesand back, once a Week. • Leave TrOy Mon
day at eight am; arrive at Blinsbeirgby four p
rri; . Leave Blossburg Tues,day at eight sin;
arrive at Trop by flier p m.
2395 From North Orwollto - Rome„ fotir miles
and back, three times
,a week. Leave, North
• Orwell Teusday Thursday and satetraay at twelv
in;. arrive at Rome 'by one p m; 'tome
Tuesday Thursday and saturday atone vie; „..
arrive at North Orwell by two p m. ;
2396 From Montrose, bylawayille :Centre.
Brookdale, Corbettsville, N. .Y.* and Conklin
Centre, to Binghamton, twenty four tniica and
back, three Limes a week.' .• *
Leave Montrose Tuesday, Thursday and4Elat. j
urday at two p m; arrive it Binghamton 'by 8 . :
p in; Leave Binghamton Monday, .Weeineaday
and-Friday at seven a in; arrive at.. Montrose
by one p m. , • - • * I_
• 2397 From Montrose by Fairdale,Rush,Fike,
• Leßaysville, Orwell, Rome,Myers.burg and "Wyt
sox, to tOwanda, forty - miles and back.. twice
week. Iteave Montrose Monday, and FrittnYst
• seven a in; arrive* at ,Towanda by. severrp re;
lave Tpwandit Tuesday and saturdarat. seven a.
m; arrive at Montrose by eleven p m.. -•
2398 Flom Montrose, by Lathrop's.. Lake,
Auburn' Four Cornerei, Auburn Centre, - . West
Auburd, South Auburn; and East Hill, to. i..lcey•
ville, tbirtyone miles and back, oneeimilVia.
I
Leave Montrose Monday at eight-a in;: arrive
- at Laceyviile by five p at; Leave Laceys44.--nn
. Tuesday at eight a in; arrive at Moutrilse by
five p m. - • • • • •4, i
2399 Front Fairdale,by Bitchardyille.Ffielods.
ville, and Jaekannkralley. to Leßaysville, twenty
two mites and back, once a week. - 4-
Leave Fairdale Friday at Stills a in; acti ve at
Leßayaville by three p in; Leave La Rai*ille.
osaturday at nine a m; arrive at Fairdale bys p en.
2400 From Le Itayaville, by South Waren,
• WeetWarren, and Windham, to Nichols, N,'•
sixteen miles and baak; twice a week. ,
Leavit Le Raysville Tuesday an' saturditt. at
ten a m arrive at Nichols by two p in; /4511 , 0
Nichols Maeda' , and Pride* , at iiine a m; listrive
at - Le Raysville by.one p in. ; ; •
2401-From York , by Hellam•and Wrightsyille
to Columbia, thirteen miles and; back, daily •by
railroad in due connection with mail trainee on
the Northern Central railroad. ;.! I •
2402 From York,by Dover. Riasavillei,Wella.
' villa, and Dillsburg, to Mechanicsburg,: thirty
. miles and back, ones week. • • I
•
Leave York saturday at six ' a an - amen - at
Metlavieteburg by six p in; Lesfe* Meelietiira
burg Friday at six a ea; arrive at Yorkibr 6 Pin e
2403 From Etter's ; by Yoeumtown, to New
berettowis, seven miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Etter's Wedeeiday. and satuidayeat five p
Itti - arrive at Newbertown by six and abaft p
He leave Ne*berryl owe' Wednesdayeand gai
y
‘..uralf . al IWo and a h If pmt arel7it Al. glleee
bye four' and Whalf p re.
• 240,4 From Harrisiburg,loy Dauphin, Ellwood
PlimOrrive, and gamed' station, to Wohurn, 69
tulles seieback,dally,except senday,by Callused. I
Leave Ideleisbereedellytakcept sundiy,et two
• tea, p th; arrive at Aubuteisy_six ten-p ni; leave,
Auburn daily, except sundae:4oo6e a as; ar ri ve
at Harrisburg eby, 1242 p en..'"-7:;•:•-'1,`,`- :r t ,
2405 From lierrisberg by Lingloyebteiti,Man.
ads Hill; Weft Hanover,Eut Hanover and. Ono
to Jonestown, 27 mile's - and back, twice a week,.
Leave Har ri sburg Monday and Friday at ten'
am; 'arrive at Jonestowfieby Ave p in;. leave
Jonestown tuesday aiisaturday at seven a m;
arrive at Harrisburg by four p m. , ' - -
Proposals are invite d for a third weekly trip.-
24(16 From Harrieharg,by'shepaidstown„Dils.
burg, Clear springs;' YOrk aurphur springs, and
Heidlersborg, to Gettysburg, thirty five. • miles
back. twice a week. , .. .
Leave starrieburg Ifo b tiday and Friday at eight
am; arrive at Gettys burg by five pm; Leave
Gettysburg toesday and saturday at i 'eight a m;
arrive at Harrisburg at five pm - • I . •
- Proposals are invited' for a third weekly trip.
- 2407 From Harristiag, via Lisburn; to Lewis
berry, twelve miles and back, oncele Week. .-
Leave Harrisburg lulu day at isnep Ire arrive.
at Lewiaberry af five p; Leaie LeWis . berry - on'
eaturdiy.at eight im; ;arrive at •Harripburg at
ii
twelve in. • d • ,
2408. From Harrisburg. via Shi mantown,
Meahanicaburg, Cull/die Kerrville,' Plainfield,
Neweille, Oakville. shlppensburgi an .emiand; -
to ChaenberabOrg.fiftytw,o miles and baisk; twice
daily, except sunday,llilroad..
' leave Harrisburg dail y]
except sunday, at eight'
' and I hree fourths a in, tied one ten p'rn; arrive
at chambersborgst twelve m. and fear p m;
• .Leave Chanibereburg daily.exceptsunday at four
and a half a m, and three and a halfp in; arrive
- at Harrisburg at .7 5 4 a en, and 7 1.4 p m.
2409 From Pine/ Grove to Tr emont , nine miles
and back; three times a Week. Leave pine Grove
toesday, thorsday & aturday at eve a m; arrive
at Tremont at seven acre Leave Tremont tuea
- day, thunulay and seturday at five p in; , arrive
at Pine Grove at seven pen. ' .1
' 2410 From York sulphur springs, via Berme.
-dian,laall and Divideburg, to York, twenty three
miles4nd back, Once a week.- Leave York sul
phur aprings saturday at 4ne p m; arrive at York
at seven pm; leave_York saturday ed six a 6;
arrive at York eniphtiest/ings at twelve tn. -
2411 From Mechnui burg, via sidonsburg,
Lisburn, Leivishory,Regalle. and Dover,to York
„ f*y one Mika and bask once a week. reeve
l;Mtkhanicaterrg tuesday t six am; 'arrive it
IYork - st - eipp - m; leave York Wednesday at six
Ia arrive at Mrchnnicsburg by six pm` -
. m;m; 2412 From r greets., tilt Whitehouse, Dick
' inson,Walnutillettem, and-Lea's Goss Roads,
I, to ahippensberg, twenty miles and beck, twice
a week. Leese Carlisle Monday and Friday et
one pm; arrite at ehippensburg at tieven pm;
Leave shipperieborg twee-lay and saturday at one'
p m; arrive at r.',ll.rilele at seven p m.
-Proposals are Intited fora third weekly trip..
2413 Oremyjisite via Allen, ici_ Boiling
.springs, fifteen riles and *irk. twice .a week. '
Leave Carlisle taetaday and Friday at three p
m; arrive at-BeilWes spring at seven p ire, leave
Boiling springs tkieeday and Friday at eight a
tut arrive at Carlisle at twelve M.
2414 From Kerreiville, via Model Eta, to
stoughatown, seven miles and back, once a Week.
Leave Ke y reville saturday at ten a me arrive at
stoughistown at twelve in;leave steighistowb
saturday at 1 ri ne nrriee a Eerrsville at r 3 p.m.
i
2415 Prom Shiphensb rg..- via Orrstown,
Pleasant Heil, and Upper strasburg, to Roxbury
fifteen mileiesed back, twice a week: Leave
ahippeneborg Wednesday and and estoiday at
nine a m;: arrive at Roxbury at cue p in; kat%
Roxoury Wednesday and yesterday at two p tti;
arrive at shippensburg a - e
-six p in. .
2416 From shipp . eneburg,/ via Middle sprilig
to Newburg,- seven miles and back ,three times
a week. Leave abippensbarg Weedily, thursday
and saturday at 4 1.2 p tai arrive at Newburg_
at six 1.2 p to; leave Newbuig tuesday, there
day and saturday at twelve 1-2 p In;
_arrive at
shippensburg by two arid 'a half p In. ,
Proposals for six times * week service invited.
, - 2417 From Mahabov. via Fisher's Ferry and
Angusta, to nunbury, thkrtiten miles and back,-
twice a week: Leave waharmy Weedily and sat- 1
Imlay at noels in; arrive at , smnbory at. five pm; t
leave snobirry tuesday and saturday at eight a
in; arrive at trahatioy at twelve in.
2418. From Dernaqu, via fahanoy, Rebuek's,
Greenbrier, Line Mountain Upper Ilahentongeo
and Birry, to Minerscille. ,orty three miles and
back, twice a week. - Leave Mahanoy Monday
and Friday at: eia am; arrive...at If inersvil le at
five pm; leave Minersville Tuesday and Sat
urday at six a m; arrive at lifnherioy at five p m.
2419 From Gratz, via Kfingerstown, Rough
de Ready, and Hepler. toApper„ ltrarmotonge,
seventeen miles and backezmeicrweek. Leave
Gratz Wednesday at six aim arrive at Upper
i
IMallentonge at ten-a in; lave, ger! , Mahan.
tipe i g 0 Wednesday- at twelve m; ifrive at Gratz
'at five p m. ' _
• -2420 From Gettysburg, via Fairfield, Ponat.
aindale. Waynesboro'. Ringgold,. Md, and Lel
tersburg tit Hagerstown. thirty five and hack.
••
lehree times a week. Leave' Gettysburg Tues.
day. Thursday and Saturdayt eight a in; arrive
1
i at Hagerstown at four p m; e Leave Hagerstown
1 Monday Wednesday and Fril. ay atight .a es;
arrive at Gettysburg at foot- P m.
• 2421 Frem settysborg, via Granite Hill and-
Hunteistown, to Now Chester, • fourteen miles
and hack, three times a %reek, to Hutiterstowa,.
land twice a week residue. ienve Gettysburg .
Tuesday, Thursday and Saler:day at eight a m;
arrive at Hunteratown at 9 14 a -m,Wnd at New'
Chester on Tuesday/110d Sattirdav at eleven a in;:,
lekve New Chester Tuesday sod Saturday at 12
m; arriveat Hunterstownet 1 12 p in, and at
Gettysbarg Tuesday', Thursday and Saturday at
three pm. -- . , , • •
,
2422 From Gettyabnim Via Idemme.sburg,
Arendtsville; Bigler, Benders i vil le, Menallen,end
Trqe Rock, to. Gettysburg; equal to twenty
live miler( and back, twice s week. Leave Get.
lyeburg Tuesday and &Wray st seven,a un— '
arrive at Benderaville at elevOt a In; leave Ben
detain° Tuesday and Saturd ry ateine . p m; ler,
rive it Gettysburg at five p M. , •
2366-From Harter& via Montrose Depot,
Montrose, Forest Lake, Saint Joseph's-Friends
ville,, Little Meadows, and Apalachin. N. Y., to
Owego. fifty-three.inilea nud back, six tines
' a 'week to Fciend.ville, and tjiree times a week '
residue, with nn additional da ly(ekcept Sunday)
mail between Montrose Depo and Ileatroie.
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INSTRUCTIO 'S: '
Containing conditions in b e-iLorporated it the
_ contracts - to the extent the' DeportMent may
. d-em proper. ' . • i - __
I. Seven minutes ate lamed to each inter.
mediate office, when net - otherwise specified, for
l
assorting the mails; bat on steamboat and
Praiirciad routes no more dela than is eutkatiant
ler an exchange of the mail aga,
. -
'2. On railroad and deem 1 t lines, and other
routes where the mode of conveyance admiia of
it, the special agent of the P i OSL Office Depart.
meat, also post /Age blanks, mail liege, leeks,
and. keys, are \ tie be conveyed without extra
chits.- 1 ,
I •-
, 1 & On railroad and steamboat lines the route
'agents -Of the `departmenta t te to -be conveyed
without charge; and for th it exclusive , use,
while - travelling with the mails, a commodious
ear, or apartment iil the centre of a car, proper
ly lighted, warmed; and furnialied, and adapted
to the convenient separation 'and due security ,
of the mails, iieto be provided by the contractor,
tinder the direction of the department;
Railroad pod steamboat companies are requir
ed to take the Mail from andtliver it into the
post 'offices at , the end and , mmencemenrof
their routes, and to and from all Offices not more
than eightyrode from a station or lending Pre
sets may be submitted for -the 'performance of
all- other side'sservieethat is,,. for offices over
eighty rods-froth a station or tending. , •
- Receipts-will be , required ter mail bag's cop.
Tilled in eharge.of persons employed by.rail.
road companies.. There will also be e way bills,"
Prepared by' postmasters, or , other agents of
the departures!, to aceompstry _the mails, and
s pe c ifyi n g the number and destination of the
several bags. On We principal lane routes, like
wile receipts -will be rent) Ind and - way hills
ferwarded; the: attir .to be ,iareined by the
1
s everal iimitmastiii, to insure regularity In the
deliirett, of mail, Wigs. : •
. •
?fp psf will be made for tripe:got perform
ed; and for eliEb orauck omissions tint satisfac
torily explained three 'tithes the pay or the trip
.. may. be deducted! For arrivals so far behind
time as to break connection with depending
mails,. and "not sufficiently excused; one-fourth
of the compensation for the trip is subject to
forfeiture , . -Deduction will'alao be ordered for
a grade of performance inferior to that specified
in the contract. - For repeated delinquencies of
the kind herein specified, enlarged penalties
'prOportionate to the nature thereof and the in)•
parlance of the Tina may be made.
For leaving behind or throwing off the
mails, or any portion of. them; for the admission
6f-passengens-or for being - Concerned in)setting
up or running en express convoying intelligence
fradvance of the mail, a
. quarter's pay may be
Ards:seta
6. Fines willle4mpoted . ,.. unless .the
queneies be promptly and
ed by certificate of postmasters or the affidavits
..of other creditable persona, for failing to ar
rive in 'Contract tirni; for neglecting to take the
mail from or deliver it into a post office; for
suffering it to be wet, injured, destroyed, robbed,
or bit; and for refustog,ltler demand, to con.
illy the mail as frequently as the contractor
rens, or is conceived 1u running a ceskii, tar, or
steainboat on a route. • -
7. The Postmaster General may ahnel . the
contract to* fel - 41'W .611i:teed tit rim egreeably
to; - contract; for violating the Post Office laws,,
or disobeying thb instructitintrof the departnient;
for refusing to.aischdrge 4 Carrier when requir
ed by the department io - do so; felt iponing en
express as -aforesaid; tit tot transporting per
sons or packages codveyitig theilable ittairbf Oht
of the ma 1.
8. The Postmastei General may dMef aR th
ere:we of service on the route by allowing thete
for a pro rota increase on the contract-pay. lib
may change schedules of departures and arri'val's
in all eases, and partienlarly to - make them con
form to connections with railroads, without in
crease of pay, provided the running time be not
abridged. lie may also order an •increaselif
speed, allowing, within the restrictions of the
law,-a pro rata increase of pay for the additional
stock or carriers, if any. The contractor •• may,
however, in the case of iecreeso of speed relin
quish the contract, bet giving prothpt notice to
the department that he prefers doing rei.to car
rying the order into effect. The Postmaster
General may also curtail or discontinue the
service, in whole or in part, at pro rata decrease
of pay, allowing one month's extra cowl:least:1 1
tion on-the amount dispensed with, whenever,
in'his opinion, the public , intereats require the
change, or in case ho desires to superwide it by
a different grade of transportation.
9. Payments wilt be made by collections from
oidrafta.on postmasters, or otherwise, - after the"
expiration -of each. quarter—say in February,
May, August, and November:
10. The distances aregiven according to best
information; but no increased pay will be allow
ed•shou id they be greater than advertised, if the
points to be supplied be correctly stated. • Bid
:tiers must ,inform themselves on this point, and
gee in reference to , the , weight of the Mail, the
condition of roads, hills, streams, and elf
toll bridges, ferries, or Obstructions of any kind
by which expenses may lie incurred. - Ne claim
for additional pay, based on such ground, can
be considered; nor far alleged mistakee or
Misapprehension as to the degree of service; nor
for bridges destroyed, ferries discontinued, or
other obstructions increasing distance, occurring
during the contract term. Offiebs established
after this advartiaatnentia issued: and also du
ring the contract term ate to be visited without
extra pay, if the dietztnce be not increased.
I 1. A bid received after the last day and hour
named, or- ahout the &Arenty required:by law'
ands certificate as to
-the sufficiency Of 'inch
guaranty, cannot be considered in competition
with a regular proposal t ; reasonable in d . mount.
12. Bidders should fist propose for iservice,
strictly according to the advertisement, and then,
it they desire, separately', for - different !Service;
'and if the. regular b:d be the .lowest offered for
the advertise* service, the offset ptoprisitiofis
maybe considered. 11
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13. 'Photo should bill oat route bid for a
proposal. Cotisolidated.,..ot hoiebination hide'
'(" proposing one arils for tiro dt. more reutee")
are forbidden by j1”51, and cannot be eoleadered.
14. The route, the iervice, the yearly pay,
the name and residence cif the bidder, ( tha t is, his
usual :post office itddress,) and those of each'
;member of a firm, where a conipany 'offers,
should btedistinctly stated. . I „
Bidders are-requesta to use, all far as
practicable; the printed form of proposal fur
nished by. the department. to write out•ln full
the sum for their bids, and to retain copies of
them..
,- • .- ,
Altered bide ehoold not be submitted; net.-
should bids once submitted. be.withdrawn: No
withdrawal of ii bidder oy guarantor be al.
lowed unless dated and received before the last
day for receiving proposals.
Each bid must be guarantied by two
T spon.
Bible persons.
General guaranties canbot be adinitted.) The
bid and guaranty should signed . plai . nly with
the full-game of each persorr. , • - -
The department reserveis c the right tot reject
any bid which may be deemed extravagant, and
also to disregaid the bids of-feiling contraetors
and bidders.
16. The bid should be wiled, supenraribed
" Mail Proposals, State jof adareseed
"Second Assistant Postinaater . General,) Con
tract Offiee," and sent by: , ineil,'not by oil to an•
agent; and postmasters wilt not enclose propo.
sals (or letters of any kihd) in' their quarterly
returns. I .
'll. The rontracte are to be executed and re.:,
turned to the department .by Or before ,the Ist
day of August, 1860; but the . service m at be
commenced on the let July preceding, ron
the mail day next atter that date, whether the
eontractebe executed or not. No proposition
-to transfer will beconsidered until the contracts
are executed and received at the departMent;
and then no transfer will be allowed- n less
good and suffieient reasons therefor are even,
to, be determined by the department.- a all
rases the retiring contractor Will be required
to become one of'the sureties on the new coa
-1
tract . .
18. Postmasters at offices oft or near i.lroads,
.but more than eighty rod,s froth a station, will,•
immediately atlerthe „Elliot of March twit; re
port their exact distance !from the nearest sta
tion, and how they are otherwise aiipplied With'
the mail, - to enable the Postmaster Genernl to:
direct a mail-messenger Supply from the Ist of .
July next. . l• .
19. Section eighteen of an act of Congress
approved March 3, .1843, provides that contracts'
'for the transportation of the mails shall he let
"in every :pee to the lowest bidder terideringauffi
dent guaranties forfaithful performance, without
other reference to the mode of such transpor
tation than may be necessary, to provide fLir the
due celerity, certainty, incl, security ofleueh'
transpertation." Under this law, bids that prO.
pose to transport the mail with "celerity' cer
taiety, incliecurity," having been decided to be
'the only, legal bids, are edustrued as providiog
for the entire mail, however large, and whatever
may be the mode of conveyance necessary to .
insure ita i• celerity, certainty, -and security,"
and will hive the preference over all.othe4.
-20. A modification of 4 bid.in any of its es
sential terms-is tantamount to a new bid' and
cannot be received, so ea ; to interfere w th- a
regular competition, after the last hour s t for
receiving "bids. Making # new bid. with ' nar.
autrand certificate, ie theonly-wa; to m ify a
previous bid. "t " .
91. Postmattera are to be careful not to cer
tify the eufciency of guarantors or sureties With:
out knowing that they are ; persons of suffiCient
responsibility; and all - bidders, gnarantdret, and
sureties are distinctly.tioti:fied that on/a failure
beater into or perforni the eontritete for the
service proposed for in the accepted bids, "their
legal liabilities will'be enforced against thilm.
22. Present contractors, lind persons knows at
the department, must, equally with lathe* pro.
cure guarantors and certificates of their sufficiency
substantially in the ferias idiots prescribed.
The certificates of suffieieriey must be signed by
a postmaster or by a judge of a court of record.
No other certificate wilt hi admitted. I - .
• J. HOLT, Postmaster Gentle"
• . • I
BURNING, FLUID, White sad Cod PM,
Ladies Kid 8.8.. Boots, mad more Gaiters
from 56 eta. to $1,75—a1l !st. TYLERI3.
May 19th 1859. -^i ' I . ,
i/ttentent of Atttifts erftttlisturts
J.
cr 19 xis ca tiekustaxrusi, tucourror.
. ,
• . AO, I
•
, • .
Made and published iri pufssuineeolan Act of Auer. Wy of She 1.44 of April, 4; b. 11134.
SusgeSellsalitela Consiatrv•llladassee:oll Collectorit'Accessilittriolt
•
•
Collectors: • Townships. Deiplieates..Anat,, Paid. Exon`ed; P'reage. .4V)9r;
JohnApolitcoo.: 348.53 ;$128.:4 490;17 18 , .1859
It. J. Carter t Auburn ~.11:11 30 18 70 42 17 •
N. J: Ararat...' 58 160 12 04 •$ 42 •
Bridttia . bi; .1175 110 1299 83 796 68 41 •••
L: dame Brooklyn.... 896 90 653 04 950 34 32
D. O. , Chitconot : 381 75 360 98 241 18 98 1
Thomas Watkinst.: Clifford. 103 37 • 650 00 ! . "93 37
E. B. Gaies.is —• • Dimock:: - .:: 891 99 782'42 . '2.08 41. 49 ' ' •
Charles Norton;::.Dundaff.'.... 188 09 157 50 231 8.28 •
William Robbe: . Friendsville.: 120 99 60 02 - 99
Daniel Marsh,:.:; ; Franitlin: ; ; 457 .37 428 28 858 22.53 ' •
Id. N. Walker. • Gibson :..... 622 78 590 19 , 1
.59 ,31 08 f -
If. 5, Towne:: .; : t'orest Lake.. 523 05 .489 30 800 25 75 ..-
William Goble; . Great Bend.. 819 51 759 88 19 66 32 99
Henry Lyon Herrick - 345 15 ,325 88 212 17 15 - •
- David Taylor Harmony .; i • 349-69 316 79 10 23 ,16 97 i.
E. V. Green •• • Harrod 604 70 . 570 08 4, 84 30 00 '
Luelui Smith• • • Jessap;...... 447 14 ; .421 90 .3 29 22 1.
Houghton. - .. Jackson—. "515 51 1 . 430 00 •. '- 4 45_81
A. Lenox . 498 97'il 440 30 550 23 17 . I • •
G. W. liffanf... 278 54 251 23 12 09 13 22 '
ChailpS Stalford..: Liberty ' 389 23 '' 387 73 ; 2 15 'l9 33
J. t. Buxton... ..- Middletown—. • 544' 50 511 09 .-6 52 28 - 89 '! '
C. Cushman. • • Montrose 1917 - 82 1244 Op: '7 63 65 50 . ;
S. U. gorse. • •• • • New Milford. - 949 22 895 88 1.6 19 .47, 15 ••
R. A. Barton • • Oakland 181 21 149 82 -3 61 788 • t••
Gilcad Picket• •• • Rush t.;....'563 37 533 44 186 28 07
Ri. Chip. ; . Silver Lake.. 437 70 41418 - 178 21 79 1' . •
S. 11. Culver • • Springville . 597 05 • 551 77 16 24 29 04 (*since
J:111. Baldwin • Stisquebanna. 299 75 272 50 •8 00 14 65 settfcd)
R. V. Whitney; : Thomson ; • 248 41 230 94 .. 574 12 13
- I
1•16585 34 115478 291173. 86 1753 41 1170 87
- rtEe.,4I64:OITZAIUZIALTICOIV.
Total Amount of Duplicates • • • • $10,585 0
- Amount paid by Collectors • • 1 - • -113,478 20 . • _
ExcneratiOns •• •• •• •• •...... • 173.88 •
.. I
Percentage
•
-" Due from
Treasurer's Office, Montrose, December 31
To Cornmonweath Costs - $l4ll 51
. Road Viewers - „.... 459 15
Road Damages 379 00
.0. Mott, jr, , 201' "
Levi S. Pei; . do. - 213 "
M. C. Sierran - do. .... 30 "
P. Wells, late dO. • 105 "
Grand Jurors 520 43
Traverse Jurors - .2,143 83
Constables• 484 90
Assessors ' ' 7
" • 915 89
Court House Fuel ' 51 21
Court House 241 81 .
Interest on County Bonds ' 578 80
County Roods Redeemed 3,755 82
Jail _ ... 166 95
Spatiord, Jailor " .; .- 425 85
Printing • • •s , ' 1.. 257-63
Justices - of th e Peacb ...... ; \ 1.2 15
, 'General and Township Elections . 106 58
Wyalturing Bridge ..,.. 951 00
W. A. Crosamon, Comes Clerk., 409 "
Stationery • • 120 80
Court Crier • - 82 . 50
Agricultural-Society . 100 00
John Young, Sheriff • ,i ; 711 09
G. 13. R. Wade, Pros. and Clerk 220 83
New ConntyWell. ; - • • 101 00
Eastern Penitentiary •• • • , 160 65
f.tinatic - Hospital • • • • • • 185 44
• D. P. Tiffany, •
. Geo. T. Frazer, Auditors .
John * F.-Deans ;
Nine - Refunding Orders •
Treasurer's Percentage'
TREASURER'S 'STATEMENT OF MILITARY. FINES FOR THE YEAS 1850 L ik 1859
Collectors. • Townships. Duplicates 't Paid. Exam P'ela AWL IP '
ge. ,e. rt.
M. B. Benedict.... Clifford . 39 00 , i.OO 1850
John Kimball Apolacon 12 " -13 450 37 -
R. J. Carter. Auburn ....: 51., " 38 98 10 50 • 202
N. J. West , Ararat .... '12'50 10 03 i - 00 57 " I •
0. Foster - ... Bridgewater. . 40 50 . 38 69 13 182
J. L Adams Brooklyn, '
~ 'l9 50 12 33 6.50 • 65 1 '
D. O. Minkler Choconat , . 18 00 10 93
.6 50 57 1 •
Thomas Watkins.. Clifford...... 63 50 . * 63 i5O 1859
„ . -31 00 24 23 550
Charles Norton.. Dundaff,:,... 7 " ,4 28 250 22
Darnel Marsh, . Franklin.... -18 50 12 351 550 65
M.S. Towne - Forest Lake.. '29 00 18 05 10 00 • , 95-
William R-obbe.... 250 - I , •.280 • ,
M. N. Walker . Gibson...... •lg 00 .13 301' .00 70
Witliatn Goble... Great Bend.. "32 50 •20 18 9," 1.32 •
Henry Myrick ..... 12' 50 . 800 2 " '2 50 • • -
David Taylor....:.Harmony . 37 00 25 28 10 50 122 i•
E. T. Green Elaiford . 2.7 . " :: 22 23 350 • 1
27 / ' ••.
Lucius-Smith Jessup. . 15 " 12 35 200
E. R. Boughton.— Jackspn..... 34 50 30 88 •2 " TB2 • . .
A. Chamberlin.... Lenox • • 11 50 _O3 2 " .147
G. W. Tiffany " - 23 50 855 ,14 50 ' 45 •
Charles Stanford... Liberty , 26 00 16 15 9 0085
.
J. T. Buxton Middletowp.. • 39 50 28 03 10 ", • 147 • *- -; • •
C. Cushman Montrose...: ‘ ,19 00 .14 25 4/ I . - 75 •
S. B. M0r5e....... New Milford. 45 50 ,31 83 12 " • 11- 67
E. A. Barton -Oakland.... 15.•Sa 10 45 • ,/=,4 50 ' 55
Gilead Picket. „ Rush 54 00 -.44 65 ' 700 2.35 ,
D. D. Gaige ' Silver Lake. , 13 " 855 '4 " . 45 • 1 . •
S. B. Culver Springville. _ . . 18 " 1520 2
.. " 80 _ -
J. Snail:Depot.. '3O 50 21 'B5 750 1„15 -
R. Y. Whittle - Y.', 14 50 12 93 180 -57 -
, • .
.$798 00 esog 10 $l7O 00 $29.90 568.00
rt.m..JLjskx.xlicTz...tLnrxc•w
• •Amount of DUplicites.., . ,
-,
Amount paid by collectors.„."._ , '
Amount of gxonOratione..;:: .. .6 .... '.......... ; ,•.... $5 11 3 0 2 -0 1 i 1187
0-
o' [
Amount of Figc,ebtage • / ' ' ;.. f i 29 -90 - 1
Amount of Unpaid Duplicates of 1850 - 1 .... 39 00 • [
.
Amount of Unpaid Duplicates . .
of 185°6 6 :6 f - 'i .. 66 00-:-4837 o,'
STATEMENT QF TREASURER': A s• lINT WIT : ITA • • a
Dr. C. W. MOTT, Trocsureii. ''- CONTRA.. • =- • i Cr,
' ,
To amount received from Collectors oat TO By ~ amoulit paid A. Spicer Brigade I' .
i
InsPeCfor as per account rendered:. $57. 66.
• , : Dy amount paid 0. M. Gere.do. do. p 62,40
; By amount `paid Assessori i
,f , ...,,... 132 . 00
. By ruiCount . pard_Printers, . i 1 20 00
.
~..
_
i By Refunding Orders.. , •` • • 1 -50
f By aniount paid .for Stationery.... - .. • 20 . 00
„ .
• ITV ; amotait paiii. Commissioners.... 142 ^
. , ....
, .
- ' By amount paid Catrere, - Clerk: 4.. 150 "
• By Treasuler'i percentage on $532 at
. .
- ... .
= ' -1 By . .balance in Ttearnireni baud....
fgrimrril
t ole:fol d 4 -
6, La, •
from
To aggregate amount of State taxes
levied and assigned for the nand
the Commonwealth for the year -1
1859, as per statement of County,
Com'rs filedwith said,Treisorer,l66;B47 86
T.o aggregate amount of outstand:
log taxes for previous years; viz:
1843,1849 and 1850, as per last
Auditors Report •
$
To amount received from returned
landi • • •••• • 5 02
d, ,1859.]
SUSQUEUANNA COUNTY.
By County,Orders redeemed from
• No: Ito No. 624, inclusive... $
By Nine Refunding Orders__
By :Ain't paid County Auditors •
By Treasurer's kercentage......
48 38
623 91
$16.222 94
$532 10
}By 5 pes t cent allowed 0 Collet: I_ •
ttors on iloid setdeuteat , • • -'ll2lO 23
By Exonenstioas flowed 'ow final I:, • -
5 settlement . ' .1 2, .. , : :ITS 02
By u n paid . Duplicates for:in:64mm 1:
.
rein, tit :,1843, 1840 and 1850 .74042
By unpaid D uplicates .Q t 1859. - .. 1# 3 1 0
By amount so Tram:NA 0•114 1 1
for lug, has his prowitage. 6 , 12 Iri
By - Treasons?, pecentagt on '
$6,338 33. at one pee cent.:. :
, ,
340 '42
$1,133
75341.
179 87-416
C. W. MUTT
585. 1 34
Treaittrer. •
5,532
48
• 18
623
,
'
i 7,03 '3O
TZSGEM
ItTATZIIRNTOF JOHN YOUNG, BHtRIFF, IN AC
COUNT WITH nate Aid; JURY.FiZi FOR 1852.
tii;:ritiicint of ring and : Jury feral
, 'akper certificate of .of the'
. :Court of Quarter Sesaiona: ....• • ..-ar 00.
CR. bY amount paid TreasOrer .- and
,charged, in has account x 15 1 .32 '1
•
By 3 "per cent retained on
$l5B for collecting,'„ 4 -et . -
BY amount uncollected.., 181 trid .
• -
MOM TREASURER SUaleA CtIONTY, it/
accouier, cuatuirrf WITH /MID COUNTY.
• DEC. 31st, 1859 .•
DR. to am't in Treastirer's hands . • . .
•
as per last Auditors' Report $2,129 16
To amount of Duplicates fur 1659 16,585 34
To ain't rec'd of .1. Young. 84er- •
UT, for fines and Jury ferg.'... ' 151 32
To iam't. received from returned
lauds ,
1 518,891, 51
'to 'Ant i i\in Treaauferstaticbi, per
centre , • • • $1,508 88
CR.Iy amount paid.Caunty .Au
ditpn• • • • " •
By exonerations to Collector;
By percentage to ollebtora. ;
By error in returned land tax of: •,•'
1858.; ;:;:; .; ; . .. ;
By nine Refunding Order. • •
By County Qrdera redeemed•from
Noi•i to No. 1124 inclusive.:: 15,53 65
By ecimmiFitiona od receipt* $15,- -
846 21 at 2 per:Cent . :.;
By commission on, expenditure
$18,550 •
11) uncurrent tniiney • -
By amount dues from Collectors
for 1859 • • • . • •
By amount in. Treasurer's hands.
ItitC/4111!LATIOI±LOF NEW COURT MOE AC*:
DR. to contract puke. 518,500 00
To additional expense by order
.of
To furnishing Court Roca-.
CR. by Ist, 2d, 3,d, 4th, and .51
issueofeountydiondaredeetn',
By cell paid in ngust 1854.1
By cash paid for i furni s hi n g..
By untnatured builds ?utl.tandli
. _
STA.#IIENT . OF SUSQU'it COUNI
* • JANUARY id, 188
To available fund '' in the Treasu
To r i
. .
unourrent *coney of•previo
years - Hz • • •. •
To sixth issueS3f COun ty Bonds,
Court House ciontrae,tors, dy
Sept. 15th, 180- • - • •
To' several
_, ainotints of Not(
lioads,Judgme t i nts, &c., sip
laat Auditors' Report. • •
We certify tbei foregoing.. t.
statement., • • ,
- O. MOl7,
d. S. PAGE, Co. o)nel*
M. C. - STEWART,
Attest...--W. 4 Cnossuos,
Commissioners' s :oEoe; Montr
humeri 21Lb, 1800.
.- •
Sumpslumna County, sa. • - '
.
We undersigned the, duly elected as Audi
-1 torcfor iisid couniy met. in pu' uslThe of oar, duties at the Court House in Montro4c on.
Monday the 2d day of January, 1880, "'anti,
proceeded•to audit the account; of ihe,Com-'
misodoners - and Tr l ea.urer of said,County, and
found in tha hand's of C. )7. ?Sim, Treasuret.,
the aticb of one thousand 1 flife!hundieJ and ..
eight, dollars- and eighty:three "cents. We
; also take great pleasure in saying that . the
nestmetur and accuracy.. kith which the said"
accounts were proton ted for set deafen t, tellect
much credit on, theComaiissic7ners and Treas
urer, and also upon the C,ommisionets' Clerk
for said County. I _ ' .
~212
JCEIN,F. DEANS, ?.
S. 1W BREED, ' Auditors..
C WRIGHT,
. • • 1
Auditors' Office, !Siuntrosa, Jan. 24th, jspo.
•
- DeCHURUHILL 1 8 REMEDY.
WiIIIOIIICISTER'S
•, Genuine. Preparation of the
/HyPORROSPHITES
!Of Lime and of Soda,
[Made front the Polinula of Dr; J. Churchill, of
.paria,) for the preveption and cure of ••
ciplBli3:xt.roticon..
Also for all Disiasis of the Nerroar and Blood
Systemi General Debility, Los.; of Flish and
Appetite; Sera/Lill:, Asthma, Bronehiiir
Para/ysis; jtickets and thiConv \
plainti of Rickets,
, •
. !--o— - •." •
"Winchesters Hypophosphites,are uttpicep.
I .
tienable in their Prepam --4 Druggist
The 'success of this Extraordi rry Remedy,
since its discoveryl4 Dr. Churchill two years
Ago,: hag no parallel in the annals' of medicine,
Its invariable efficacy in all stages bf Constant).
tion.att Well as its wonderful power in restoring
the Neribua Energy:and enriching the Blood, in
all caneslof Generall Debility or NervoUs Pros.
tration, stamps this as one of the most valuable
remedial I agents ever given to tfie world fry
Chemical Science. j: • ' , ,
. TEST.CMONIAL LS;
"In no single instance have ;I found the Rem
edy to fail."—Dr Churchill. . _
'The Llypophosphites possess the neater of in
creasing nerve force, and promote the functions
of nutrition ; ' they.kend to produce the most re
freabing and renovating rest.':-Dr. L. V. Newton:.
"Cases of confirmed Pulmonary Consinnpfron
are uniformly benefited by the tiee and contin
ued** of the . Hypophcephites!.-Dr. P.W.Ciark.
, Are the most appropriate Remedies iris large
class of affections,
_resulting from a losUOt ner
vous force."--aostoo Medical and Burg; Jonr.
"Mr. Winchester is Worthy of all confidence,
,and devotes himself enthusiastically to these
preparations In all their Variety of combinations.
Preparediatrictly by D. Clitrretillr f s nietfrod."—
D. Meredith Reese, N. IL, N. Y. City. ' . •_,
CHANCE of STILE . .-- - -11PORY' . AN7!
'
My "Genuine Po partition of the Hypophos
phites of Limo and Soda" is noW'placed within
the rettehof ail, being put up in New Potties,
containing 16 ounces (a pint), at 8/ per bottle;
also a NeW size, oz. bottle's) at, j' -
Osie Dollar PO
The bottles have the following bioivn itglaaa:
HypophOsphltes of Lime end Soda..ll. J. F: Churchill's Specitie remedy Air Consueriptiort:
Winchester. New York." The eutaitlO *fapit•
Per is printed with' W Pin k tint, and thi word
‘Genuitre'ltcroaa the feel,. Use no. other.
r.
This now style offers a mote aMPle . graanuity
against the many impure spa -deleterious' prep•
rations palmed off under the name of ttypp ophos.
phites, which are, asittrious, -
ciliated to;endringer the health and lives' of sof
fere% th? thoueands who wish to avail them.
rierliritiof Ode Remedy, prep . aregjiftei Di, Cher
ehilrrk ireiliodAturiew obtairsi it to bottler nearly
dotkb Wiese of that heretofoie sold iby trie,
baking it the ahriapest, as well as the most elFs.
tiouribuir treitment tor Pulatetnary and' Nervous
iniM§/1 414 kneWli to Medical Seinicit.
*are of ALL others, 6)3 'matter who offers' them
to you, end says they artrJust as goed as mine.
My fse-simile is on both labs; and wrapper.
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