Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23
HrscIrLAHfoUs.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

SEALED PRopes AIS viii be received At this Office
n' ahs 1a !. Sss e STATE:
during the ensuing fiscal year, S,oImmencins ist
and s,sIss At s the ofs Of re As.
Phiade phia,) may from time To Time be required,
finifo.n caps, with plates and pompon complete
Non coPmissioned officers epaulsttes, tserseants
and c9rp9Talsl
RR. ed soss ssPs sashe straps
White linen for psntaloons, 80 inches wide. to weigh
Sky blue kersey. all wool, free from hair, "a inches
wide, to weigh % OF. to the yard, tindigO wool
Dark6lnf kersey, all wool, ee from hair 81 inches
SdSs, to weigh p o. to the yard, tindiso wool
White linen, for Shirts 80 inches wide, to weigh IL
Gray marine blankets ali wool, to weigh pounds
each, with letters "U. s. NJ" in black four
INCHES long in the centre, to be feet long and
Kpap;sacks
s0SS with saf Gi
weigh pounds per dozen pairs
Dark blue flannel for shirts, all wool, (Indigo wool
dyed "a inches wide, to weigh 81 OF. per
Dark blue flannel for oversacks. all wool, (indgo
wool dyed,) 81 inches wide, to weigh Is o. per
Scarlet cloth. (cochineal dye,) 81 inches wide, to
r, weigh ls az per yard ,;e,, i'd,
WOO dyed 81 inches wide, to weigh p o. per
Canton flannel for drawers q inches wide, to weigh
7oz. per yard
Brass waist plates
Buff leather waist belts, with frogs attached for
privates
Cartridge boxes
Percussion cap pouches
Bsyonet scsbGards, with brass mountings
Sergeants' swords, ohms rs u. :. Infantry
Musicians swords, same as U. :. Infantry
Box wood b flies
Drum cords
Drum snares
Drum heads, (batter)
Waist belts. with frogs attached for seants and
MIsket sings of black leather
Haversacks and canteens, same size and form of u
All the aforementioned articles must CO inform in
al respects to the seal standardpatterns the of
fec of the Assistant q uartermaster Marine Corps,
llso Spree street, Ph,ladepbia; Qua,termaster S
tons Brooklyn, N: y; and Boston, Mass. where
they can be examined They will be rIgiily il
Assistant Quartern,astef, or such other persons as
may be appointed. such as may be unequal thereto
be bound to furnish Others of the required Kind or
quality within fifteen days or, If that be not done,
q tee: '.
The undersigned, 49,. ol1c-,rn the State of
.ny than CASE tine tine asasSng bid hereby
=, as above described, he accepted, he or they
VIII, WITHIN ten DAYS alter the receipt OF the CON
tract at the post office named execute the contract
for the same, with good aud sufficient securities;
and in case the said - shall fail to eHter into
contract aforesaid, We guaranty to mako good the
difference between the offer Of the said - and
that which may be accepted.
Signatures OF guarantOrs, Ar.
Witness, CD,
Date -, 1885,
| hereby certify that the above named - are
known to he as mon of property, ana able to make
good their guarantee.
Signature. G. III.
To be tIgned by the United States District Judge,
United states District Attorney or Collector.
To he endorsed proposals for Supplies" and
addressed TO the undersigned.
The Constitution, National Intslligencer and
Evening Star, Washington, ID. c.; Argus, Portland,
Maine; Post and Courier, Boston, Massachusetts
Bay State, Worcester, Massachusetts; Times,
Hartford, Connecticut; REGISTER. New Haven, Con;
nectlcut; Farmer, Bridgeport, COnnectlcut Journal
Of Commerce and Daily News. New York city;
Pennsy lvanIan and Argus Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vania; Republican and Argus, Baltimore, Mary
land; Argus, Norfolk, Virginia; and Observer Pen
sacola, Florida, will publish the above three times
aweek a. 18th July next, and send bill. with copy
Of this advertisements, To this Office for payment.
They will also send the first paper contrasting the
advertisement to this Office for examination
ID. J. SUTHERLAND,
Qusrtermaster United States Marines.
10 Ter July