Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-05

20 pairs Ia point indigo blue Nj aCkipac BLANK
10 measure SJN.O inches, and weigh IA pounds
,.ou.rs SECOND CLASS CLOTHS.
2SU yards Gray List Blue Cloth
2z go yards yards Saved List Blue Cloth
THIRD CLAss-DRY GOODS.
q dozen - Modem shawls
dozen 64Woolen Shawls
leo POUNDS Cotton Thread
5iss s26 ,sr5s Turkey l1;ey red oil Calico
I51O yards Blue Drilling
Yards B EG tE Prip iea and blue .t0s
$500 yards fIickory Shifting
Il, $40 yards Brown Sheeting a
4:So5 yards Duck, tfor tents,
s,seo yards FIannels, assorted cOlOrs)
LOO yards COttonades
41SW yards Checks, stripes and plalis.
FOURTH CLAsS-HARDwARE.
% dozen PEST Cat Steel Axes, from to ga pounds
IS dozen best Cast Steel Half Axes, from to 8
COO short handle Fry TYP Pans Sizes
1872 oozen Tin Pans, 2, 4, and quart, in equal
go aC ssnr Iron Table RBIisi Spoons
1850 dozen Fish Hooks, Cassortedj
2o dozen Fish-L Lines, (assorted)
The goods must, in all respects, conform to and
be seen at any time at this office; but as the sam
pies of blankets and cloths of domestic manu-
based on articles Of foreign manufacture, samples
OF " heh must accompany such bids:
greater or quantity Of any Of the articles than
that specified in the above schedule. If greater
sba rs reanred' they are to be furnished at
An bids for furnishing said articles may be re-
No bids for less Than an entire Class of the arti
cles specified will be considered.
rigidly inspected and compared with the samples by
an agent or agents appointed for that pun pose
conform to the samples will be rejected and in that
case the contractor will be bound furnish Others
Or if thatts not done, they viii be purchased 81
Payment will be made for goods received on in.
voices thereof, certified by the agent or agents an
pointed n nid to inspect ; them ;,
s nave JAILED to comply with the requirements of
No proposal will be considered that does not
STRICTLY COMPLY with the following require
Proposals must embrace the articles. with the
quantities thereof, set forth in the above sched
ule; with the prices annexed to each, and the
class to be separately stated and footed up. said
prices and amounts must be eiyen without
any modincation or proposed modification what
Proposals should be submitted in the following
dian acccrdns 70 the OF the ad
vertisement of the Acting Commissioner of Indian
Ahairs, dated October l6 1887, the following art-
cies at the prices thereto affixed: Here insert the
list prepared indicated in the first paragraph OF
this advertisement.l Said articles are to be deiy-
cred at New York on before the twentieth f2Oth)
day OF February next, at such time Thereafter
during the year 1858 may be ordered by the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs and If this proposai be
accepted, Cor WEB will, within ave days thereaf-
ter, execute contract accordingly, and give
iof sSs e. q The
Each proposal must be accompanied by a eusr-
antee in the following form, to be signed by two
Responsible persons. whose eufaciency must be
certified by United States Judge district attor-
ney: -. : II 80
1--WE hereby Jointly and severally guarantees that
the above bidder Tor bidders, IL contract shall
be awarded to him Cor them according TO his Tor
their bid or proposal, will execute a contract ac-
cordiney, and give the requisite security for the
faithful performance Of the same, IA prescribed in
the advertisement for Proposals for Indian Goois
dated October L. 1851; and in the event Of his Tor
their failure go to do. we hereby agree and bind
ourselves, our heirs, executors and admpistrators
to forfeit and pay to the United States az damaces
e. up not less than fifteen per cent on the amount
Bonds will be required in the amount of the bid
for the faithful performance of the contract with
two or more sureties. hose suf1ciency must -
certified to by United st atee Judge or district Ct.
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