The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-13

Of all and risk to the United States,
FIVE thousand four hundred barrels beef and four
thousand eight hundred barrels of navy pork.
Each barrel contain not less than hundred pounds
article viii be paid for TO be delivered at tie respective
navyyards, as iolows
At Charlesown, Mass. 1900 1900
4 4 G S'ssSynv n 55ss$s$ i, sS$
Said beef and pork must be delivered, one-a between
the first day of January lSis and the first day of April
isis; and the other halt between the 10Th day Of April
S4S and the 18th day of june lSS unless earlier deliveries
should be required by the chiefo this bureau Offers
be a S each half and @ Is S
of April, and for the half deliverable between the 10th OF
bali to be made Within thirty days i after delivery " and for
the second half in thirty days after the 10Th June, lS4s
between the first day of November, 1917, and the first day
OF February lSiS and weighing not less than six hundred
hind quarters, and the shins and shoulder clods and
least eight pounds from the neck end OF each fore quarter
neation of the fore and hind quarters of which will
be attached TO- and form par. Of the contract must mus be
remainder of the carcass must be cut in pieces OF not less
Than eight pounds each.
hogs slaughtered between the first day of November, 1877,
and the first day of February ls4s and weighing not less
than hundred pounds each, excluding the heads, joes,
necks. shoulders, hams legs feet and lard and all refuse
pieces and must be cut in pieces weighing not less than
Both the beef and pork be sailed with least
bushel of Turks Island, Isle OF May ST. Ubes
salt and the beef have five Of fine puverzed
salete to each BARREL exclusive of pickle to be made
One ourh ,hs quantity Of beet and our, the guam
y pork must be packed in halt barrels and contain one
hundred pounds nett weight of EACH as the case may be
and in estimating the PRICE, half barrels be
sIdered one barrel
The barrels and half barrels must made the best
seasoned white oak, white ash slaves and eadr If OF
the former, be less than ,hree-fourls OF an inch
Thick if of the latter, to be not less han inch thick for
barrels and eefourhs OF an inch for hall barrels, and to
be hooped least hree-fourths with the best white
Each barrel and half barrel be branded its head
Navy Beef or Navy Pork" as the case may be, with
The beet and pork will. unless otherwise directed by the
the respective navyyard aforesaid, and by Sworn
inspector OF sailed provisions who will be selected by the
inspection must be paid by the respective contractors who
likewise have the barrels put in good shipping order
the satisfaction OF the commandments OF the respective
navyards aforesaid alter Inspections and at their own
expense.
y in separate Tor the beef and the pork, and Tor
each of places OF delivery, covering all expenses and ali
Bonds one-thd the of the respective contracts
viii be required, and ten per centum in addition viii be
collateral security Tor the due and faithful performance OF
their respective contracts which will on no account be paid
until the complied with in all respects, and is
be forfeited United States in the event OF failure
And IN e as oa M pa on %
liver the aforesaid beef and pork within the time spece
the chief OF the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing shall
right purchases be made to supply the
Deficiencies and OF cost shall be charged TO- ana
paid by the contractors. Payment will be made by the
United States at the periods above specified. excepting the
ten per be withheld unt the completion OF the
contracts before stately after the said beei and pork
shall have been inspected and received and bills for the
shall have been presented to the navy agents respect
lively, duly approved by the commandans OF The respective
navy-yards, according 10 the terms of the contracts
designated in the engraving attached the contracts
Persons interested obtain them on application at ts
office.
Bidders whose proposals accepted (and none ohes)
will be forthwith notified, and early practicable CON
and bond will be transmitted TO them tor execution;
which and bond be returned to the bureau
within ten days. exclusive OF The time required ior c fes
lar transmission OF the mail ,., .
Every offer made must be accompanied (as directed in
the 9th of the of Congress making appropriations
copy which is suboined by written guaranty, signed
by responsible persons to the eeet una. NE o.
bid be accepted obligation within ten days,
with good and sufficient rcties TO furnish the afices Po
posed ,,a. ,c
the United States district Judge United states dstro. aot
individual known to the bureau, that the guarantors are
a No poosa will be ceserea unless by
The bidders name and residence and the name of each
member of iirm where company Offers should be dis
tincuy stated.
Extract from the of Congress approved august TO- 1876
"Sec. d. And be 1t further enacted That from and alter
ed d s fvf the navy under the p5v
general bill for the March rd,
guaranty signed by one or more Responsible persons
effect that he they undertake that the bidder or 6d-
des WILL if his their bid be accepted enter no an op
CATION such time may be prescribed by the secretary
Navy with good and sufficient surees, 10 iunsh ths
supplies proposed No proposal shall be considered, uess
accompanied by such guaranty IT, after the aeceptance
proposal and notification thereof to the bldder or Du
ders he they shall fail into an obligation wihl9
the time by the Secretary oil the Navy win Soo
and sufficient surees furnishing the supplies then .e
Secretary the Navy shall proceed to contract wth some
Tor furnishing the SAID supplies a
shall lorhw The difference between the amount con-
proposal guaranteed ana Tie amount or
which hc may have contracted Tor furnishing e suo sup
plies whole period of the proposal to be charged up
bidder bidders and his or their guarato or
yliaanors and be immediately recovered
by United States for the use OF the Navy departments
in of debt against either or all Of SAID persons
Jnne-O lawt2 Aug.
NEW MUSIC this day rcceivcd.-Thc following new
IN music is this day received for sale at WM FlSCH-
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| The Pilgrim Harper-music by S. G. Massett
Lament of the Bind Orphan Ciirl-sung by Miss Abby
Hutchinson-music by Bradbury
| Maryland WalN-by Miss Spicer
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The Crazy Polc-a fancy waltz, composed by Miss l. L.
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"A Law decided by the Supreme Court OF the United
states with Notes and Illustrations by James r. Hoi.
comb author OF .'Inoducton to Equity jurisprudence;
NC. / vol, 1877, New York >, - r,,,,
| Compendium of Mercantile Law by John Whlain
| / andon cd,tion bv James r. Holcombe and VIM. Y.