Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-04
SECOND CLASs-CLOTUs

SECOND CLASs-CLOTHs.
Sc yards Fancy List Blue Cloth
2.so yards Gray List Biue Cloth.
2,c1 yards Saved List Pine Cloth
Loo yards Saved List Scarlet Cloth.
THIRD CLAss-DRY GOODS.
40 dozen ga W ooilen sbawIs.
IS dozen g.. woolen shawIs.
pounds Cotton Thread.
a. 100 ,.s ards ards Turkey Turkey Red Oh Calico:
l2U0o yards Blue Drilling
t@ arcs Brown Drilling.
500 yards Bed licking, lred stripeD
S,1W yaros Satinet.
900 yards Hickory Shirtins
S,0oO ards Duck, flor tents
5000 yards DENNIS.
400 yards Cottonades.
!, 2a1yaris Indian stripes ami Plaids.
4 go yaros h ncy Checks.
&c ara. 1 Ess and F% p.I FI flannel
~ yards Heavy erseys.
FoURTH CLAss-HARDwARE.
do1en beet Cast steel Axes, from 3 to sss
50 dozen best Cast steel Half Axes, from t. 6
SOO Camp Kettles assorted sizes.
100 dozen Tin Pans !, !, and s-Qrart, in equal
SV Dozen Iron Table Spoons.
zoo dozen BntcheT Knives, Is inch blade.)
Z'e dozen Fish u ooks, assorted
40 dozen Fish Lines, tassorted.b
The goods must, in all respects, conform 10 and
be equal with the Government samples, which
may De seen at any time at this office.
The right will be reserved to require none, or q
that speeied IN Il" above sehedus
9SAnuty Is REQUIRED, they are to be furnished at
Ali bics for furnishing said articles may be re-
JeSfed at he spucn OF the Department.
No bids Tor less than an entire class of the arti
All articles furnished under contract will be rig
adty Inspected and compared vi h the samples by
such goods or articles ss may in any respect fail
TO O MORN to the samples viii be rejected, aud in
that care the contractor will be bound to furnish
others of the required kind or quality within 1--WE
Gays; or; u tt al De not done, they will be pur
Payment will be made for goods received on in.
voices thereof, certified by the agent seents sp
No Lids viii De considered from persons who
have failed TO comply with the requirements If q
No proposal will be considered that does no.
STRICTLY COMPLY with the following require
Proposals must embrace the articles, with thu
ute, with the prices annexed to each, and ,the
amounts must be carried OUT and footed q 0, each
class TO o separately stated and looted mp. Said
m0din cation or proposed n odihcstion whatever.
Proposals should De sGhE ittea in the toIiowipg
Indisn Department, according to the terms of the
fairs, dated November On Is the fo 81 rPSSn Al
cles, az the prices thereto ali xed Here insert
the list prepared 90 Indicated in the first para
graph OF this sdyertisen. Mt Said articles are 90
be delivered at New York on or before the frst
ust) day OF February next, or at sui time there
after during the year 1853 NAV lie ordered by
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. and If this
proposal be accepted, I Cor WEI will, within d We
days thereafter. execute Q contract accordingly
and give security satisfactory the COMMITS ST ser
OF Indian Affairs for the faithful performance OF
the ssme''
Each proposal mast be accompanied by guar
antee m the following form, TO lie signed by two
Responsible persons, whose sufficiency must he
certlhed by . United States Judge district ct
We hereby jointly and sevsrally guarantee that
the above bidder Cor bidders, il contract shall
be awarded to him COT them according TO his COR
their bid or proposal, will execute contract ac-
eordingy, and give the requisite security for the
faithful performance of the same as prescribed in
the advertisement for Proposals for Indian Goods
dated November IL, 1858, and in the event Of his
Tor their failure so to do, We hereby agree and
bind ourselves, our heirs, sxecutors aud adminis.
traitors TO forfeit and pay TO the United States "a
the amount Of said bid or pro posal."
Bonds Will be required In the amount of the bid
Tor the faithful per formanoe Of the contrast with
two or more sureties. whose sutficiency must be
certified to By United States jud 20 or district at
torney. n. G. TAYLOR
no io-eoto Commissioner.