The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-09
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR ENGRAVINGS OF THE
l. ILLUSTRATIONS ACCOMPANYING THE
REL OH OF lHE C0HMISSIUNER OF
PATENTS FOR IHE YEAR 1866.
OFFICE SUPERNTENpENr PUBLIC PRINTING.

1Et 10 i1hostdhISAIlONS dIS AOSOMPANHlNG THE
PATENTS FOR 1HE YEAR 1866.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING
hAsHHGToN, July 9, 1866 !
sealed ,, Propc sails wil be received at This office
unul THUR DAY, the 10Th day of July, 1866, at
" ocleck for furnishing set Of eec rotype pages
OF the illustrations of Machinery etc., accompany
ing the Report OF the Commissioner OF Patents Tor
lhe yt'| b66, with the name and address Of the
pa'' ana tne character and date OF the patent
The drawings viii be furnished on paper to the
contractor, who must arrange them into pages IN
numerical oroer, nearly consistent with neat.
ness ana compactnessj and the execution of the
work must be fully equal to that furnished for the
published report for 1e"z, which has been adopted
as the sah3ard Ter the present volume The plates
pOrtatiOn, and subject the approval or rejection
OF the superintendent of Public Printing Bond and
approved security will be required tor the faithful
Performance of the contract.
1he work will comprise about five Thousand illus
surng Al by s inches Bidders are required to
propose for the work by the illustration, with the
understanding that, when moro tnan one figure is
required TO illustrate invention or design las IS
sometimes the easel, the whole humber Of figures
wlll be estimated and paid for as single lllustra-
ton.
Awards will be made "to the lowest and best bid.
der for The interest OF the Government due regard
being paid to the execution of the work" under
the or ecuon of the Joint Committee Printing
no the right to cause any bidder 10 furnish
q specimen plate OF design TO be given HIM with
proof that II was made IN the estabshm mt of that
bidder and that he possesses the necessary facilities
1Or lue prompt anu proper execution OF the work,
Any further information that NAV be required
VIII be furnished upon application to this Office or
to the Commissioner OF Patents
Proposals will be addressed TO "The Joint Com.
mittee Printing" Washington, ID. C., care of
the undersigned, and indorsed on the envelope
Proposals Tor Patent Office Report"
JOHN ID DEFREES.
79mwf5tl Snperinte ndent OF the Public Printing.
A ssIsTANT QUARIERMAsIER's OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT July g. 1886.
SALE OF QUART ERMASIER'S STORES
W Ill be sold at Pubic Auction, on account of the
United btates, at the Schuylklll Arsenal, Gray's
Ferry road, Philadelphia, Pa on FRIDAY, july
IL, 1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the follow
ing described Quartermaste[s sto es, viz
Wool, Old Rope Yarn,
Linen and Cotton Cut Blanket Cuttings,
tings, Leather Scraps
Old Baling, Scrap Iron,
Old Ropes, Old Nails,
Waste Paper, Old Knapsack Innings
Assorted Rags, Old anO Broken Boxes;
knapsack Scraps, also. about twenty (20)
Leather straps Loads OF Manure.
Old Twine,
Terms OF saIe-Cash, in Government funds.
deposit OF ten (l0) per cent. 10 be paid on every
accepted bid; the balance Immediately after the
sale.
All stores purchased to be removed within five
days after the date OF purchase.
Bvt Brig..Gen. GEORGE H CROSMAN,
Asst. Quarter master Genera U S. Army.
HENRY W. JAMES,
Capt. and A. Q. M, Bvt Major U. 5. Army, Y
&. 79H Executive and Inspecting Officer. p
DROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWO
/ YACHTS OR SAIL BOATS.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa July g. 1866 I /
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at
this office until FRIDAY, IL O'Clock NJ. July 20,
with two (2) Yachts or Sail Boats of from twenty.
five (26) TO thirty i30l tons.
These boats to be In good condition and ready for
Bidoers will state price in writing and figures.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signature must be appended to the
guarantee, and certified to beng good and sufi.
eent security tor the amount invo we'd, by the United
States District Judge, Attorney or Collector, or
other public officer. otherwise the bid will not be
considered.
The right is reserved to reject all bids not deemed
oflnterest to the Government.
Brevet Brig Gen GEORGE H. CRosMAN,
Assistant QuaTtermasteT-Gen. u. s. Army.
HENRY BOWMAN, .
4 79l0t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
. E A L Cd Pr oPOs s Il
- Will be received by the subscriber until II
FURNISHING THE MATERIALS
CoNsTRUClfNG CULvERIs
in the First CulveIt District of the city of Cam.
den, New jersey. as follows:-
ONE BRICK CULVERT,
four ieet in diameter extending lrom the intersec.
street (abOu, 1860 feet and thence westward lar
as is necessary to make an outlet to the river
ONE BRICK CULYERT
three feet in diameter, extending from the interec-
hon OF second and Mickle strt cts eastward along
Mckle street TO Broadway about 1900 feet)
ONE BR OK CULVERT,
three feet in diameter, extending from the intersec
tion OF Second ana Stevens sreets eastward along
Stevens street TO Broadway about 1900 ieet).
On and after the 25th day OF June instant pans
lor examination at the Office the City Clerk.
EDWARD II SAUNDERS,
CiIY Surveyor
No. 35 N. Second street.
Camden, June 8, 1866. $50 t712