The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10
PROPOSALS.
nRorosALs FoR srATIoNERY.
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untn FRIDAY the sOh day Of September, 1884 at
oco'k IA Tor Furnishing each of the following easse
lie United states. Wis
io0Tjanii y6ns quorto post paper, extra 'uperf
100 ream' white commercial note paper, extra supI
hno, fent Tined.
dne coarse ruled on all sides.
30 rcams white commercial note paper, extra sup
5orcams White iooSseap paper, extra supcrGne, f
% resms legal cap paper, extra supernns, feint lin
20 1sa@. rsSm. bin ai 'sp SSbPiis PfH'T Papar P,a"
SO teams Mani a paper n By 10 inches, weighnf
SEQ rcams Marla paper ~ by q isches weigh
~ pounds per rcan' nat, very smooth
200 rcams Manila paper, q by 81 inches, weigh,
"a rounds per rcnm, nat, very smooth q
75 go white thick adhesive envelopes, 81 by nohd
5000 white hck adhesive envelopes, - By 3ia nchea
2e@o white ihgk adhesive envelopes, ly Jll inche
1900 fancy note envelopes.
lootC9 bun adhesive envelopes = by 34 inches. !,
gross Congress tie envelopes.
I, GROSS inch dat lnkstands. '''U'' c
y dozen inkstnnds, various kinds.
10 dozen bottles best black ink, quarts, pints and h
dozen best blue ink, quarts aud p,nts. /.
10 4ezen Lub1er pencil, long and short;
gross biacE lead pencils, taVcr's octagon andro
grofs Tcn- holders, different Kinds.
6 uczcu rubber pen n-hodor,, various sizes.
dozen b, tiles mucilapc, small sizes, .
1OtOIeu packs v sitting cards
20 spouls pink tape.
% POUNDS best scarlet sealing way.
dozen diaries, for 1856, various kinds.
. zen m morsndums, various kinds.
dozen portfolios.
y dozen papori0l
dozen rubter rulers
dozen PAGER weights.
II dozen ptn-wiuers.
70 dozen pocket-kIivcs, two, three, four, and =
blades stag. pearl, shell, and ivory handles,
dozen 9-iuCh shears.
5Tounds Crasinr rubber.
gross rubber bands and rings.
$50 skins parchment, lG by y Inches.
dozen sponge cups.
dozen punches
In the supply goods contractors win be rgdly
10 furnish articles fully equal 10 sample.
Proposals must be accompanied the OF the su
ties nttnC cd to he offered.
As requi ed by law, preference viii be given to the
duCtUns Of American industry, n equally cheap and
good quality and all persons making proposals to supI
any class Of articles will state whether the same are
manufacture of the United States.
The articles 10 be delivered free OF any charge
carriage at the OCc OF the Clerk OF the House of Rept
sentativts before the 18th day of November 1861
Each proposal TO be endorsed Proposal. for Staone
for the House Of Representatives Of the United Staes
AT d addressed 10 the undersigned.
Sufficient specimens Of each class Of articles propos
for must accompany the propc SAL marked with the naI
Of the bidder. (
The person Offering to furnish any class OF articles
tract for the same on cNecutit UOnd, with two mo
suTcos, satisfactory to the Crk q House of Repr
scntatiyes, for the performance Of he same under
tUre of twice the contract price in failure viii
days after the proposals have been opened and the resi-
declared. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
CLERK Of the House ofRepresenaves of United State
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