Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-22
PROPOSALS.
DRePosALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,

pRePosALs FOB INDIAN GOODS.
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sealed E frepesaI, endorsed PfSpesa;s . ioa In
slan fairs pntii u o'clock IN, on FRIDAY, che
18th day of November next, for furnishing, ia the
following list:
FIRST CLAss-MACKIsAc BLANKETS.
l,la5 pairs spoint white Msckinac Blankets, to
70 pairs point white BIanfe,ss to meas
IS .f sT Aas meas
ars Scarlet snd Msssin.e
s pairs point sesres Mac Bsnhets to
80 G1,sh to
o measure t2t n inches Kan and Tsgh 81 pounds
600 pairs sfsa BsnRss
rs pair, sss
to measure 36aso inches, and weigh A pounds
$50 yards Fancy List Blue Cloth
yards Saved Saved Lit s sas eS aoh
THIRD cLAss-DRY GOODS.
= = dozen dozen E. W WooIsn s shswls
l9l pounds Linen Thread
leo pounds Cotton Thread
Ss sSO ysrd de- Turkey Turkey red OIL Calico
=; go yards Blue Drilling
5,s1 yards Bed tick king, tred and blue stripeJ
a q eco y az ID. Hickory sa,o Shifting
5l2s Hickory Shirts
400 yards Pnek, flor tents)
loo yards Linseys
$500 yards Flannels, assorted colors)
! i,S SSS Yards yards p PENN
100 yards Cottonades
400 yards Checks, stripes and plafds.
FOURTH CLAss-HARDwARE.
's dozen best Cast Steel Axes, from to S1s pounds,
IS dozen best Cast Steel Half Axes, from to
,o y pounds, with handles
GO short short handle dit. Fry 1ssG Pans SIZES
go do aenp Iron Ta Rfsf spoon.
562 dozen Tin Cups
7sdozen Butcher K hives e inch blade)
l,159 dozen Fish Hooks, tassorted)
$50 dozen Fish Lines, (assorted)
The goods must in all respects, conform to ard
be equal with the Government samples. which may
PIES Of ine
facture bids for these articles will be considered
Of OF 90 ds samples
The right viii be reserved to require nene or
aSoV h sp
quantity is required, they are to be furnished at
An bids for furnishing said articles may be re-
jested # the he option E OF the Department.
III.
cles specified will be considered
articles fpsn a under will be
an agent. or agents appointed for that purpose.
Such goods or articles as may in any respect fail te
Will be bound
OF the required kind or quality within FIVE days,
Or if that be not done, they viii be purchased ct
Payment will be made for goods received on in.
VOICES @ ny she agent or agents ap
No bids will be considered from persons who
have failed to comply with the requirements Of
No proposal will be considered that does not
STRICTLY COMPLY with the following require
ProR.sals must embrace the articles, with the
must Be carried out and footed up' " each s
prices and amounts must be SO given without
any modification or proposed modification what
Proposals should be submitted in the following
form II Tor WEI hereby propose to furnish the In,
vertisement Of the Acting commissoner Of Indian
Affairs dated October Is, 1857, the following art
list prepared as indicated in the first paragraph of of
this Advertisement Said articles are to be delv,
during the year 1868 may be ordered by the Com
accepted Cor VIII Within i've days thereaf
ter, execute contract accordingly, and give
dian airs for the faithful DsTfOrn"nse Of # the
same
Each proposal must be accompanied by guar
antee in the following form, to be signed by two
responsible persons, whose suficiency must be
certified by United States judge district attor
uey:
We hereby Jointly and seyerally guarantee that
the above bidder, Cor bidders if contract shall
be awarded to him Tor tneml according to his Tor
their bid or proposal, will execute contract ac
cordingly, and give the requisite security for the
faithful performance of the same, prescribed in
the advertisement for Proposals for indian Goods,
their failure so to do, we hereby agree and bind
ourselves our heirs, executors and administrators,
to forfeit and pay to the United States as damages
um not less than fifteen per cent. on the amount
of said bid pro posaln
Bonds will be required in the amount of the bid
for the faithful performance of the contract with
two more sureties whose suficiency must be
certified to by United st ates judge district at
tolney. CHARLES E. MIX,
oc II thstutNl5 Acting Commissioner.