National Republican., 1874-05-29

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposals FoR INDIAN aoo66s.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
proposals F0R INDIAN GOODS.
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SEALED Sc PROPOSALS lnaorssa ,fropos,l. fOr
ia e1s; sssses S at ana sse
Ta o June & iUi % fn Snshns IN
the Quantities therein given, any or all Of the ar
tiSIes n1lned in the foliowing list.
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The Slas shal 9s opened and read publicly In the
Ciass No. ], at Il O'Clock m.
Class No. At 2o'cloek pm.
An me goods, sassptiSs the blankets, will be re-
elsaEsts 10 be delivered at either Of the places
Blankets and Dry Goods.
l. 500 pairs s-point white MAckinac Blankets, to
intasars osx72 Inches, and weigh eigbs
1000 paiGs sns. ss.point white Mackinac Blankets,
to measure a1os inches, and weigh six
Soo pairs S-point whits Mackinac Blankets, DO
measure 42x40 inches, and weigh ave and
30 plirs iS-posnt white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 36x 90 Inches, and weigh four and
1000 pairs spoint scarlet srackinac Blankets, to
measure 50x74 inches, and weigh eight
LSoo pairs 2H-point scarlet Mackinac Blankets,
80 measure 5Ix6s inches, and weigh six
200 pairs 2-point scarlet Mackinsc Blankets, to
measure 41x45 inches, and weigh hve and
$50 pairs Sp0nt sndigo-blue Mackinae Blank
cts, TO measure sOI72 Inches, and weigh
aoc iirs ahppoint indigo-blue MackInac Blank
cts, to measure ax66 Inches, and weigh SIX
loo piirs 2-point indlgo-blue Msckinae Blank
cts, to measure 45x45 inches, and weigh
nVe and one quarter pounds.
800 pairs S-point green Macklnac blankets,
SO pairs z9-polnt green macsInac Blankets, to
measure 54xo1 inches, and weigh six
sOpaifs a:point green Mackinae Blankets: to
:, N, oIe,quar.er posndsc posndsc,o,,
iSGS 500 yards save List Scarlet Cloth
9,cOJ pounds Linen Thread, standard make, Nos.
30, IS aud 10, two thirds dark blue, one
third whlty-brown.
yards, l-rord and 6-cord.
2oo, oSo yards Calico, Calico, atanfaEd itna i,r,bP prints
SS sooS ysTd ysFds i9Sff Eodd Bed slaf fcPpx Pns'
yards srOTn shSsstRs SarR asns a. standard
S'Gol yards Blue Flannel. twilled.
5000 yards Kentucky Jeans.
i,SSC yards colorsd Drilling, trOr dress lining,
500 yards Bleached sheetfng, lfor shrOudsJ
800 yards Hicko:y shirt!ng.
800 dozen Cotton Hanik. rcbiefs.
S6S dozen Children s Wool hose.
LOO Hickory shirts.
CLASS NO. .
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes.
5000 Sack Coats, assorted sizes, for men.
500 VestR assorted sizes, for men.
800 Suits: 0scket and pants, ior boys nve to ten
100 Vests, for 6oYs five to ten years of age.
80 Boys VI ool Hats, assorted sizes and coiors.
500 Heavy Cashmere Caps.
1,eOO pairs Mems Shoes, good quality. assorted
500 pairs Women Shoes, good quality, assorted
go pairs Boys Shoes, good quality, Nos. 8
$50 pairs Misses Shoes, good quality, assorted
800 pairs children's sheos, good quality, as
sorted sizes.
CLASS NO. 8.
Hardloare, DC.
500 pounds Indigo.
100 dozen best Cast-steel Hunters Axes, han
80 dozen short: handled Fry Pans, Nos. 1, . and
= 3, in equal quantities.
LOO dozen Tin Cups, pnts and quarts.
dozen rpbPap H9E handles
10 dozen tlnnsd-ir9n Tea Spoons.
1,G0 dozen Butcher Knives, 6:inch.
100 dozen skinnIng Knives, 8-inrh.
IS Sozsn SozsR Pts Pocfss kniEss hd efAS S00a quA
100 dozen Taper-Saw Files, 4H-inch.
100 dozen Hoe Handles.
90 dozen Hstchets.
g? dozen Fish Hooks, assorted sizes.
$50 dozen Sewing Avis,
25O dozen Sewing-Awi Handles.
AnznD a fPpl hPar
400 dozen Coarse Combs.
x dozen dozen EEias,tTESSifh EnsS TSih6 6Ss Combs
% dozen Zinc Mirrors:
T6, 900 Needles, assorted Sizes
IS, 600 Needles, GloTers'.
50 Beaver Traps, Newhouse, No. 4.
1000 Camp Kettles, in nests Of three.
SgS Sqssae Resd f5s9Ttsf H &c scuuired to be
BP.ba3 andsH aEsed al. az sES each
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no case to appear on the samples: Failure to com
R Sn should adopt
private mark as will insure distinction ron other
It will very much facilitate the making Of the
awards If bidders will mark the price on each sample
samples viii be opensd Hnt after ali the bids
shall have been publicly read
tIoa no or iir proposed modification whatever.
In exeerting the contract the right VIII be re-
Of the articles embraced in the FOREGOING schedule
and the further right viii be reserved 70 increase
4Ss yrsi ~ rs & ns9tli f
terests of the Government.
Al articles furnished under CONTRACT will be re-
ktoGt be sS Of sailing
STgna M he to St5sstSas
IN tSe re.PeetEe r Ct Cities where goods
fD T s e
H.. r. q g
& 8: n0s dons
No Sids VIII be considered fr0m persop,s i9S -hS
have violated the terms or fatLed 70 e0mPSS WIN
have defauited in any bid heretofore made;
IN OtS Or o.
thereof will be permitted to be snSist or assigned
'i Psyment VIII be made fof the goods purchased
sS once alter they shall have been properly approyed
Blanks for proposals, with bond sttached, Will be
mus. GTsgs 5s S.c sserted sissf q
10 one
vent national bank, which check or dram shall not
be less than fye per centum the amount Of gooIs
propo ed De furnlshsd; and IN case any bidder,
on being awarded q contract, shall fail to execute
the same with good and sufficient sureties, accord
ing 10 the terms on which his bid was made and ac-
ceted, such bidder shall forfeit the amount SO de-
posted TO the United States, and the same shall
forthwith be paid into the Treasury and be placed
to the credit Of the 'cvliratlon fund TO be used
for the civilization Of Indians but II such contract
shall be duly executed as aforesaid, such drait or
check so deposited shall be returned to the bidder.
AT the execution Of the contract bond will be
qured its full amount for the faithful perform
ance thereof, with TWO or more snreties whose sur
hciency must be certified to by United States Judge
II is recommended to bidders residing out Of New
York to furnish New York reference with their
bids and also their address while in that city.
EDW. p. SMITH.
mye9-tf Commission er.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND TAXES
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