Evening star., 1896-06-24
FOR SALE-LOTS.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
Yard Washington, d. C-June 1s 1sso.sealsd
q. 1895. win be received at the Bureau Of Sup
on a %n H1HE dentR Noon 5nT
sEsETIH st 1876, & and publicly opened immedia tey
broken stone, glass lights, hardware. lumber,
usual naval Inspection. Blank proposals wf be fur
ington, D. g. The attention OF manufacturers and
dealers is invited Tie bids. all other things being
right waive defects to reject any or all bids
not n. deemed advantageous TO the government. ED
WIN STEWART, Paymaster General, U. s. N.
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF WASTE Pa
Rsr;-war Department, Supply Division Wash
eai viii % be eeeyed nntf 1WEVE 1RSGEGsas ock aSi
EooN. JUNE TwFN,rI SEVENTH. 1896. for
and its bureaus and offices during The fiscal year year
ending June so, 1897 Information furnished
BY the department. placed in sealed envelopes, in
dSrsed on outside, Proposals for Purchase of
chIef Of supply Division @SSe' IT, . "atHN' je2s4t
WASHINGTON; D. C.. JUNE 1a, 1ss6-sEALED
proposals will be received at the Office of the
president of the board of trustees of the Reform
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON OF rRibA9..
JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH. 1885, for removing. boil
ers, furnishing steam pipe and come ctions and
laying pipe at the school grounds Specifications.
tanned on application 10 the superin;end mt at the
school col The right to waive defscss reject any
or all bi,s Is reserved CECIL CLAY, President
Board Of Trustees. Reform School.
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. JUNE l3, 1s96.-sEAL.ED
president of the board of trustees of .he Reform
sch0oi D. G. Delartment of Justise building,
JUNE TWENTY. FIFTH 1895 for supplying the
Reform School, d. e, with Coal Tor rhe fiscal
year ending June 30. 1897. Specifications and In
tion TO the secretary OF the board, Mr.. s. w.
cUKkiIEX hiI No No lt2s street northwest; Right
reserved CECIL CLAY. President Board of
Trustees, Reform School Je15.l I.l9. %. 22&24
WHITING MACHINES -Departmsnt Of the H.
terror. Washington. June 9. 1ss6.-Seaed pro
Eao e rf,e PM t 1 sTST rwHS ns
TY-FIVE, 1896. for furnishing such typewriters
fsg fTag ~ and t etss wT machines M hin as may he he
several bureaus and offices during the fiscal year
sndP @l be- June 80 THE The ON
and sample machine be submitted for test. The
ateG Ia VIII he a with View to assertaining
bility to carbon or manifold work. Expressage or
parnenf must @ S m fully nge sent Machines e% ee not not
accepted viii ne returned without expense to the
Of machine offered. describing the same and ap-
pendases constituting complete Tachine, the
price Of each complete machine to he stated, both
SlOo. drawn to the order Of the Secretary Of the
Interior. must accompany each proposal. Bond,
with approved sureties for the faithful perform
ance OF contract will be required OF the successful
bidders. The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids. to waive ttcEniral defects and accept
part IF any I'D and to reject the other part
If the interests of the government require 1t. lro-
posals be submitted In duplicate. addressed
to the Secretary of the Interior. sealed and in
dorsed on the envelope. Proposals for Typewrite:s,
Caligraphs Other Writing Mac hines" All pro-
pos;ils received will be opened at the time and
place above stated. sud bidders invited be
present ut such opening. BOkE SMITH, Secre-
tary je9,1O,11 o "a
PRGPOSAL FOR DRIVING wELLS.-OFFICE OF
the Commissioners, D. C., Washington, D. C.,
june is, 1S96--Sealed proposals will be
ceived at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ. on WEDNESDAY. JULY EIGHTH. 1896, for
driving wells in the District OF Columbia. Spcci-
fcHti1ns and blank forms Of proposals be
obtained at this Office. J. W. ROSS, GEORGE
TRJESDELL, CHAS. f. POWELL, Commission
ers, Il. C.. je19-6t