The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-24

OF all cost and risk to the United States,
Five thousand four hundred barrels navy beef and four
thousand eight hundred barrels of navy pork
Each barrel to contain not less than two hundred pounds
article will be paid for. To delivered the respective
oh,us.owO Mass Barrels sd beef Barrels so pork
| AT Brooklyn, N. Y. 800 1000
AT Gosport, Va 1880 1000
$500 $500
Said beef and pork must be delivered one-al between
the first day of January 1913 and the first day Of April
lsis and the 10Th day of June lSs unless deliveries
should be required by the chieo this bureau Offers must
the haifdoveabe between the LIST of January and the Isl
of April and for the half deliverable between the 10Th OF
April and the 18th day OF june lSS Payment for the first
half 10 be made within thirty days after delivery and Tor
the e., second half in thirty days after the 18th June ISIS
between the first day Of November is47 and the first day
on ne weight an enc Tes @ and es and the
hind quarters and the shns and shoulder clods and at
the parts marked Nos 2, and g. the drawing or de,
ncaon of the fore and hind quarters OF an which viii
wholly excluded from each barrel and half barrel and the
remainder OF the carcass must be cut in pieces OF not less
The pork must be packed from corn fed, we-htened
hogs slaughtered between the first day Of November, ls7,
and the first day of February lSs and weighing not less
than hundred pounds each, excluding the heads, ioes
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 must be alted with least one
statute bushel of Turks Island, Isle Of May St Ubes
salt and the beef must have five Of fine puverzed
|
from fresh water strong salt will make it,
neour'h the quantity OF beef and one-ouIth the guam
hundred pounds nett weight of each the case may be
and in estimating the price, two half barrels are to be con-
The barrels and half barrels be made of the best
seasoned white oak white ash slaves and headln If OF
thick; if Of the latter, to be not less than inch thick for
barrels and teeourhs OF inch for half barrels and to
be hooped at least threeourhs with the best white
Each barrel and half barrel must be branded on head
NAVY Reeto Nayv Pork the rasem aV
the contractors name, and the year when packed
chief ofths Bureau be Inspected by the inspecting officers
al the respective navyyards aforesaid dby some sworn
respective commanding officers but their charges for such
inspection must be paid by the respective contractors who
must likewise the barrels put good shipping order
the satisfaction of the comnandants of the respective
navyyards aforesaid, alter Inspection and at their own
Bidders specify their prices separately and distinct
y separate offers Tor the beef and for the pork, and for
each othe places of delivery covering all expenses and all
charges
Bonds one-hird the of the respective contracts
will be required and ten per cenum in addition VIII be
withheld from the amount OF each payment to be made as
collateral security for the due and faithful performance OF
their respective contracts which will account be PAID
until the complied with in all respects and is
TO complete the deliveries within the prescribed periods
And in case of failure the part OF the contractor 70 de-
tho chief of the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing shall
have the right direct purchases be made 10 supply the
paid by the contractors Payment will be made by the
United States at The periods above sPeced excepting me
contracts before stately after the said beef and pork
shall have been inspected and received, and bills Tor the
shall have been presented the navy agents, respect
ivey duly approved by the commandments OF the respective
nayyyarls according 70 the terms OF The contracts
designated the engraving be attached to the contracts
Persons interested can obtain them on application al thls
office.
Bidders whose proposal, accepted tand none ohes)
will be forthwith noted and early practicable con-
tract bond will be transmitted them for execution;
which contract and bond must be returned to te bureau
within ten days, exclusive OF the time required Tor me reg
Every offer made must be accompanied las directed IN
for the naval service for 1867 approved 10Th August 1885,
copy OF which is suboinet by awriten guaranty signed
they undertake that the bidder or bidders WILL il his or their
bid be accepted enter into an Obligation within Ten days.
with good and sufficient suretes to furnish the ARTICLES pro-
posed. ,
the United States district judge United States district ao
ney navy agent or some officer OF the general government
individual known the bureau that the guar'ntors are
able to make good their guaranty.
The bidders name and residence, and the of each
member of firm, where company offers, should be dis
| tincty stated
Extract from the act Of Congress appHTgea august 10 lsie
the passage proposal for naval supplies nyi-
ted by the Secretary of the Navy under the provlso to the
Eighteen hundred and or,y-hree shall be bya
written guaranty signed by responsible persons
the that he they undertake that the bidder or bid
ers WILL his their bid be accepted, enter into an obi
gaton such time may be prescribed by the Secretary
the Navy with good and sufficient suretes, to furnish the
supplies proposed No proposal shall be considered unless
accompanied by such guaranty IT. after the acceptance
proposal and notification thereof to the bidder or bid
ders, he they shall fail TO enter into an obligation within
prescribed by the Secretary OF the Navy with good
sufficient for furnishing the supplies then :he
Secretary of the Navy shall proceed to contract with some
other person persons for furnishing the said supplies and
shall it'll the difference between the amount con
which lie may have contracted for furnishing the said sup
plies for the whole period OF the PROPOSAL to be charged up
said bidder bidders and his their guaantor
guaantors and the may be immediately recovered
by the United States for the use OF the Navy department,
of debt against either all of said persons
Jnne--22 Iawi2 Aug.
NEW MUSIC this dry reccived.Thc following new
IN music is this day received for sale at WIN. FlSCH
ER'S Staoner's Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors
| east OF l2tll street.
Lament OF the Bind Orphan Gr-sung by Miss Abby
Hutchnson-musc by Bradbury
| Maryland Wnz-by Miss Spicer
| Evergreen Watz-composed by Stoddard
The Crazy Poea fancy waltz, composed by Miss 1. e.
7. Russia
La Venitienne Waltz-par Donizetti
LEulaia--Valse Tyrolienne par Naronha
Castinet Waltz-composed by julius Metz
Cameron Quick Step--by Valentine Dister
Cerro Gordo Quick Step-by I. Bricher
Aladdin Quadriles--by J. IA. FULLY
Monterey Quadrles--by Joseph L. Gordon
Flower Dance--Viennoise Children
The Tyre, No. 3-Guitar by f. Weiand
Cordea GaIoP for the gui'ar1,,6y T. Weilland
New Years Polka, do.-by f. Weiland
Lawrence Gaopade, do.-by +. Weiland June FL
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