OCEAN MAIL SERVICE.
and Santa Marta, in Colombia, once in two weeks in vessels of the fourth class. (Contract
 for five years.)
No. 37, “0. M.S.” from New York to La Guaira, by Curacao and Puerto Cabello,
three times each month, in vessels of the third class for the first three years, and of
the second class for the remaining seven years.
No. 38, “0. M. 8.” from New York to Curacao (touching at La Guaira and Mara-2aibo
 in Venezuela on return trip) once a week in vessels of the third class.
No. 43, <Q. M. 8.” from New York to Colon, once a week in vessels of the third
>lass for the first three years, and of the second class for the remaining seven years.
No. 45, “0. M. 8.” from San Francisco to Panama, three times per month in vessels
 of the third class for the first three years, and once a week for the remaining
seven years, the additional service to be in vessels of the second class.
No. 46, “0. M. 8.” from San Francisco to Valparaiso, Chile, by San Diego, Cal.,
and Panama, touching at Buena Ventura, United States of Colombia, Guayaquil,
Ecuador, Callao, Peru, and Iquique, Chile, once in two weeks in vessels of the third
class for the first three years and in vessels of the second class for the remaining seven
years,
No. 48, “0. M. 8.” from Seattle to Hongkong, by Yokohama, once every twentyeight
 days, in vessels of the second class.
No. 49, “0. M. 8.” from Tacoma to Hongkong, by Yokohama, once every twentyeight
 days, in vessels of the second class.
No. 50, “0. M. 8.” from San Francisco to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia,
by Auckland, New Zealand, and Honolulu, once in two weeks in vessels of the second
 class.
No. 51, “0. M. 8.” from San Francisco to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia,
by Auckland, New Zealand, and Honolulu, once in two weeks, in vessels of the
third class for the first three vears, and of the second class for the remaining seven
years,
No. 52, “0. M. S.” from San Francisco to Melbourne, Australia, by Honolulu
and Wellington, New Zealand, once in two weeks in vessels of the second class.
No. 53, 0. M. 8.” from San Francisco to Melbourne, Australia, by Honolulu
and Wellington, New Zealand, once in two weeks in vessels of the third class for
the first three vears. and of the second class for the remaining seven years.

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{Under advertisement of May 25, 1892.]

No. 65, “0. M. 8.”” from New York to Rio de Janeiro, fortnightly, calling at St.
Thomas, Martinique, Barbados, Para, Maranhao, Pernambuco, and Bahia, in vessels
 of the fourth class. (Contract for five years.)
No. 66, “O. M.. 8.” from New York to Rio de Janeiro, calling at Newport News, St.
Thomas, Martinique, Barbados, Para, Maranhao, Pernambuco, and Bahia, fortnightly,
in vessels of the fourth class. (Contract for five years.)
No. 68, “0. M. 8." from Newport News to Rio de Janeiro, calling at St. Thomas.
Para, Pernambuco and Bahia, monthly, in ships of the fourth class.
No. 72, “0. M. 8.” from San Francisco to Hongkong, calling at Yokohama, once in
twenty-eight days, in vessels of the third class for the first year and fortnightly for
the remaining eight years of the contract in vessels of the first class. Proposals were
also invited for one-fourth of said service during said eight years in vessels of the second
class and for three-fourths of said service in vessels of the first class during said eight
years of the term. (Contract for nine years.)
No. 73, “0. M, 8.” from Mobile to Colon, calling at Port Tampa, Greytown, Bluefields
 and Port Limon on the outward voyage, and returning, calling at Carthagena,
Savanilla, and St. Marta, once in two weeks in vessels of the fourth class for the first
two years and once every ten davs in vessels of the third class for the remaining eight
years.
2. RouTEs FOR SERVICE UPON WHICH THE DEPARTMENT RECEIVED ProrosaLs.
Term, ten years, except where otherwise specitied. Schedules omitted.]
[Under advertisement of July 15, 1891.]
No. 30, “0. M..8.” from Galveston to La Guaira, thirty-six trips per year for five
years, in vessels of the fourth class.
No. 86, “0. M. 8.” from New York to La Guaira, calling at Curacao and Puerto
Cabello, thirty-six trips per year in vessels of the third class.
No. 42, “0. M. 8.7” from New York to Colon, thirty-six trips per year for the first two
years and fifty-two trips per year for the next eight years, in vessels of the third class.
No. 44. “0. M. 8.” from San Francisco to Panama, thirty-six trips per year for the
first three years in vessels of the fourth class and fifty-two trips per year for the next
even vears in vessels of the third class.