Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-14
SECOND CLASS-CLOTHs

go yards + sncy Let Blue Cloth
2as yards Gray List Blue Cloth
YARDS saved saved L Lt sdafl Itch cioth
THIRD CLAss-DRY GOODS.
ts dozen "a Modem shawls
2 dozen Ga Wooden shaWls
l9l pounds Linen Thread
loO pounds Cotton Thread
80 "a y srls Turkey Turkey red OH Calico
u So yards Blue Drilling
$50 Yards Brown Drilling
20: ~. yards Be- ticking, red and blue stripej
S 6 ard, Hickory shifting
l5,sG yards Brown sheetiHg,4i
SIS Hickory shirts
i So y yards saSs. Pg ;g for tents)
500 yards Elannels, assorted c0lors)
60 ards Jeans
leo yards Cottonades
500 yards Checks, stripes and plaids.
FOURTH CLAss-HARDwARE.
s. dozen best Cast Steel Axes, frUm 20 ga pounds
with handles
IS dozen best Cast Steel Half Axes, from 2 to 2
ss S c sSS1PP k Sstas t 9Ssg pte sizes
80 dozen Tin Pans, ?, 4, aud quart, in equal
4eo dozen zen Iron Table Spoon.
SO dozen Tin Cups
Iisdozen Butcher KNIVES, sinch blAde)
laS, dozen Fish Hooks, sssOrt-dD
200 dozen Fish Lines, lassOrted)
Inc goods must, IN all respects, conform 20 and
be seen at any time at this Office but the sam
piles of blankets and cloths of domestic mauu-
based on articles Of foreign manufacture, samples
OF which must accompany such bids:
greater less quantity Of any Of the article. than
that specified in the above schedule. II greater.
9man,ity Is reauirtd they are to be furnished at
All bids for furnishing said articles may be re-
Ne bids for less han entire class of the artf-
cles specified will be considered.
All articles furnished under contract viii 10
rlgldly inspected and compared with the samples by
an an agent or agents appointed for that purpose.
conform 10 the samples will be rejected and in that
OF the required Kind or quality within LIVE dar.
or II that be not done, they will be purchased 1t
Payment will be made for goods received on in
voices thereof certified by the agent agents sp-
No bids viii DE considered from person. who
nave Jailed 10 comply with the requirements Of a
No proposal will be considered that does not
STRICTLY COMPLY with the following require
ments:
Proposals must embrace the articles. with tho
Quantities thereof set forth in the above sched-
amounts must Re carried out and footed Gp, each
class to be separately stated aud footed up. said
any modification or proposed modification what
Proposals should be submitted in the following
form Il ter We hereby propose u furnish the In
dian Department., according to the terms OF the al
Affairs dated october Is, Isl. the following art
st =. sr Grees ndieses IN @ Hsr ssT %
this adverti senentl Said articles be deliv-
tIed NJ New lork on or before the twentieth t9lfh
day OF February next. or AT such time thereastar
dnrins the year ISIS may be ordered hy ths Com.
missioner of Indian Affairs. ard IL this proposal hs
accepted. cor wei will. within fve days thereaf-
ter, execute contract accordingly. and give
security satis factory 10 the Commissioner Of Iu-
dian Affairs for the faithful performance of the
same.'
Each proposal must he accompanied by guar
antee In the following form. to be signed by two
responsible persons, whose suffciency must be GER
titled by United States Judge or district attoraeV
., We hereby Jointly and seyerally guarantee that
the above bidder, COR bidders IL contract shall
be awarded to him COR themD according TO his Tor
their bid or proposal, will execute "A contract ac-
cordinRly- and give the requisite security for the
FAITHFUL performance of the same. prescribed in
the advertisement for Proposals for Indian Goods,
their failure so 10 do, we hereby agree and bind
ourselves our he irs executors and adi nj
10 forfeit and pay 10 the United States as DAMAGE
a,um not less than fifteen per cent on the amount
of said bid or proposal"
Bonds will be required in the amount Of the bif
for the faithful performance Of the contract, with
two or more sureties. whose sudhciency must be
certified to by United ST afes Judge or district az
toIney. CHARLES 4 MIX,
i. -thStutN1S Acting fomn,issioner