The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05

Blankets 5000
The eIothing and eloihng materials win be divided into
received and separate contract made, viz: NJ
First Class the woolen articles made up, viz: blue
r%n Ps s, Sus oa Ss 1
blue flannel under shirts, and blue flannel drawers.
Second clss-All he hannes that may be required for
making garments smilarto those the rs class
1aird Cass.-All the linen articles made up, viz :
Barnsey sheeting irocks and canvas duck trowsers.
Fbnrth caass.-Al the Barnsley sheeting and
TO those specified In the third class and the Dnngaree
Eyia C Glass; Che shoes and pumps
SerenM Cdss-All the mattresses including two covers
EigfA Class ALT the black silk handkerchies
Ninth Cfass-All the blankets RIA
The shoes and pumps, he stamped with the
n-me, number q shoe and pump, and year when made;
pairs, unless otherwise ordered, Viz: 4, 5i A i,
Two Of No. IL four q No II twelve Of No TO- fifteen
IL len Of No. I, Ave Of No. sl, two Of No g.
All the above articles are to be fully equal in the quality,
to the samples which are deposited al the aforesaid navy
yards the pea jackets monkey jackets, round jackeis,
Of American manufactured cloths aud annels made Of
clean wool and indgo-dyed and dyed in the wool.
Of The foregoing ARTICLES cannot be precisely stated i Is
possible that Of some none maybe required con-
quantity Of any article for such number quantity Of
each as the service require 10 be delivered al those
navy yards respectively The prices must be uniform at all
All the above articles he subject to such inspection
direct and article will be received that Is not fully
equal % the sample or PATTERN both In material and work
10 the apulatons and provisions Of the COZ trart 10 be
made III
The offers must distinguish the prices for each article
mentioned and be calculated 10 every expense
attending the flmen Of the contract including the ne
be ound with the samples, a the respective navy yards
The whole must be delivered at The risk and expense
Of the contractor IN good tight and dry pack
ali charges the United States and he entire saisae
ton Of tho respective commandments OF the said yards OF
delivery aplt FL
In Of failure The part Of the contractors FUR
nsh deliver the articles which muy be ordered
Gs n he nfss o FRS rroyons an GohfS ss he
authorized TO purchase or direct purchaser 10 be made OF
81 e sr fy s a &
contract shall be charged to and paid by the respective
6" py hereof a. he caa q and cens or
AT either Of tho navy yars aforesaid shall be evidence that
snch reqnisiiou has heen made and received.
Two snreties in third the estimated amount
Of the respective contracts win be required and ten per
will be withheld from the amount Of all payments
account thereof, collateral security, and not In any
be paid until 10 in all with and
Ninety per centrum Of the ,monnt q AL dsssrisn made
irpcae bls duly authenticated shall have been present.
\ edto him
Bidders whose proposals accepted (and oiers
will he forthwith notified and early aspracticabe
tract will he transmitted to them for execution which con
elusive Of the time required for the regular transmission
of the mail.
Every Offer made he accompanied Gas directed In
the act Of CONGRESS making appropriations for the naval
service for lsi6-47, approved loh August, 1860 by
written guaranty signed by responsible per-
sons the effect that he they undertake that the bidder
bidders WILL II hs their bid be accepted, into
obligation with five days with good and sufficient snre
tics, to furnish the supplies proposed. The Bureau will
not be obligated to consider ally proposal unless accompa
MED by the guaranty required by law the competency Of
the guaranty to be certifedby the Navy Agent District At
orney, officer OF the General Government known
10 the Bureau. G 3a#
record or dupcate Of The letter informing bidder of
the acceptance Of his proposal will be deemed noca-
ton thereof within the meaning OF the net Of 1876 and
his bid will be made and accepted In conformity with this
understanding.
Extract from tde act Of Congress- approved August TO-
"sec 6. And be il farther enacted That iron, and af
invedb by the Secretary Of the Navy under the provso
the general appropriation bor the navy, March,
third eighteen hundred and forty three, shall be accom-
panied by written guaranty, signed by one or more re-
sponsble persons the effect that he they undertake
thn the bidder bidders will IL his their bid be accept
ed enter into obligation In such time may be prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Navy, with good and sufficient
saretes, TO furnish the supplies proposed No proposal
shall be considered unless accompanied by such guaranty
thereof 10 the bidder or bidders he or they shall fail to
ter into obligation within the time prescribed by the
Secretary Of the Navy with good and sufficient surees for
furnishing the supplies, then the Secretary OF the Navy
sons for furnishing the said supplies and shall forthwith
the difference between the contained In the
proposal guaranteed and the amount for which he may
have Contracted for furnishing the said supplies for the
bidder bidders aud his their guaranor guaraniors
and the be Immediately recovered by the United
States for the Of the Navy Department, in action Of
debt against either or all OF said persons"