Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-13
MISCELLAuEOUS.
DROPOsALs FOR SUPPLIES.

ou..,xsn.,rxx,s Orrrcr U. 8. M. Conrs,I
eOAA" WsshipEton, June 10, ls5e.
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for furnishing to the United states Marine Corps,
the
and matsIs. tdsIiye1s6i;; st the oee Of t9s As
PhadeIpha,) ss may from time to time be required,
Uniform caps, with plates and pompon complete
Non commissioned officers spaulsttes, tserseants
Privates' shoulder straps
Red worsted sashes
White linen for paItaloons, so inches wide. to weigh
Sky blue kerse y, ali wool, free from hair, "a inches
Tids, to weigh % OF. to the yard, indigo wool
Darkblue kersey, all WOOL free from hair 81 inches
vide, to weigh q OF. to the yard, Indigo wool
White for shirts, 80 inches wide, to weigh II
Army boots, Infantry pattern
Gray marine blankets all wool, 70 weigh pounds
inches long in the centre, to be feet long and
S feet wide
double a1d wsssa 81 .I
Fatigue caps, with covers
Dark blue flannel. for shirts, all WOOL uudlgo wool
dyed q inches wide, to weigh 81 OF. per
Dark blue flannel for oversacks. all wool, (indigo
wool dyed,) 81 inches wide, to weigh Is OF. per
Scarlet cloth, tcochinea dye,) 81 inches wide, to
Dark bug tRied s6f for uniform coats, ndrso
wool dyed,) 81 inches wide, to weigh q OF. per
Canton flannel for drawers q inches wide, to weigh
7oz. ryard
Buff leather waist belts, with frogs attached for
privates
Cartridge boxes
Percussion cap pouches
BayOnet scabbards, with brass mOuntngs
Sergeants' swords, same as Y. 9. Infantry
MUSICIANS swords, came as U. ;. Infantry
Bon BeaO x oGdI B fife.
Drum cords
Drum heads, (batter)
Waist belts. with frogs attached for sergesnts and
Musket sings of black leather
aversacks and canteens, same size and form of U.
All the aforementioned articles must co nform in
gu respects to the sealed stsndardpattarns in the OF
6ce of the Assistant q uartermaster Marine Corps,
2 "a and al ths Marine
sb S5s sa BoSS s M G and BOstHp Mass where
and with Iho.s by the
Assistant Quartermaster, or such other persons as
will be rejected; in which case the contractor viii
be hound tS furnish others Of the Ieaured kind or
they Will be purchased at nis expense Each pro
sntse: y ''' ''D'""s guar
Form Of Guarantee.
The SnSder.lsnsd' the Slit the State Of
=, as above described, be accepted, he or they
will, within ten days after the receipt of the con-
tract at the post office named execute the contract
for the same, with good and sufficient securities;
and In case the said - shall fail to enter into
contract aforesaid, we guaranty to make good the
difference between the offer of the said - and
that which may be accepted.
Signatures OF guarantOrs, Alb.
Witness, CD.
Date 1889
hereby certify that the above-named - are
known to me as men Of property. and able to make
good their guarantee.
Signature. q r.
To be signei by the United States District Judge
United States District Attorney, or Collector.
TO be endorsed Proposals for Supplies" and
addressed to the undersigned.
The Constitution, National Intslligencer, and
Evening star, w ashlngton, ID. c.; Argus, Portland,
Maine; Post and Courier, Boston, Massachusetts;
Bay state. WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS,; Times,
Hartford, SonneotseYe; RssisseF, New Haven, Con,
necttcut; Farmer. BfidEeport, Connecucut; Journal
OF Commerce and Daily News. New York city;
pennsylvania and Argus Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vanla; Republican and Argus, Baltimore, Mary
land; Argus, orfok, Virginia; and Observer, Pen
sacola Florida, will publish the above three times
aweek nii 18th July next, and send bill, with copy
Of this advertisements, to this Office for payment.
They Will also send the first paper containing the
advertisement 10 this Office for examination.
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Quartsrmaster United States Marines.
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above advertisement has been extended from 18th
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