The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-01

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Ths Clothing and clothing material. will be divided INTO
IsoeSed sad separate contract mads WIZ
First Ga. ALI the woollen articles made up Wis blue
Sus oOs bSs
blue flannel under shirts and blue flannel drawers.
making garments similar to those specified in the rst class
Third cias.-Al the linen articles made up. viz, Barns.
ley sheeting frocks and canvass duck rowsers.
Fourth ca-Al the Barnsley sheeting canvass duck
tina. may be required for making similar to those
Sirh eun All the stockings and socks
Sere"h cdas-Au the mattresses, including two
Eighth e,a".-Al the black silk handkerchief.
Ninth class AN the blankets.
TAe shoes and pumps be stamped with the contractors
the size. to be in tho following proportion for each los
pairs unless otherwise ordered, viz
's1 e?a five n as1S No h'sn Of -
ship samples which are deposited at the aforesaid
e cloth owssrs Shirts Shirts and drawers rst
be OF American cloths and annels made Of
The number or Quantity which win be required of each
Of the foregoing articles canno, be precisely stated is
tract will therefore be made, for specific number
quantity Of any article bu. for such number or quantity Of
navy yards respectively The prices must be uniform at
All the above articles subject to such inspection
Mt the place OF delivery the Chief Of this Bureau may d
to the sample pattern both in material and workmanship
ana which does not conform in all other respects to the
spuiaons and provisions OF the contract to be made
The offers distinguish the prices for each article
mentioned and must be calculated every expense
Sessay metal and navy buttons schedule Of sizes will
be found with the samples. at the respective navyyads
tue contmcto in good tight substantial, and dry packn
he np1s ss Of %
Of the respective commandments of the said yards of de-
of failure on the part of the contractors to furnish
ana deliver the several articles which be ordered from
and and sdnps a T. as
purchase direct purchases be made Of what may be
over the prices agreed be paid by the shall be
Charged TO and paid by the respective the
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. the navy
yards aforesaid shall be evidence that such requiston has
Two sureties in one-third the estimated amount
OF the respective contracts will be required, and per
will be withheld from the amount OF all payments
on account thereof collateral security, and in any
and ninety per cenum Of the amount OF all deliveries made
Will be paid by the navy agent within thirty days after
nPlGae bills duly authenticated, shall have been pre-
Bidders whose proposals accepted (and none ohers)
contract will be transmitted them for execution, which
contract must be returned the bureau within five days,
exclusive Of the time required for the regular transmission
of the mail.
Every offer made be accompanied Gas directed in
service for s appoed o Aaxa '0i s pv
written guarany signed by Ole or more responsible per-
or bidders will, il his their bid he accepted,
an obligation within five days, with good and sufficient
snrees, TO furnish the supplies proposed The bureau
will not DO obligated consider proposal unessac-
companed by the guaranty required by law the compe-
tency OF the guaranty be certified by navy agent
district attorney or some officer OF the general government
known to the bureau.
record, uplicate OF the letter informing bidder OF
the acceptance OF his proposal, will be deemed a noca-
on teIeof within the meaning OF Tho of 1886 and his
6id WIN be made and accepted in conformity with this
Outstanding
Extract from the act Of Congress approved august 49, 1876
SIC g. And be it further enacted That from and after
the passage oil this proposal for naval supplies
invited by the Secretary of the Navy, provso
the general appropriation bill Tor navy pproved March
third eighteen hundred and three shall be acconpa
MED by written guaranty, signed by respon
the bidder bidders WILL il his their bid be
enter into an obligation in such time may be prescribed
by the Secretary OF the Navy, with good sufficient
surees, to furnish the supplies proposed No proposal
shall be considered unless accompanied by such
Il, after the acceptance of proposal and notification
into an obligation within the prescribed by
Ietary OF tho Navy, with good and sufficient suretes for
furnishing the supplies then the Secretary shall
proceed to contract with other person
furnishing the said supplies and shall forthwith
difference between the contained in the propoaI
tracted for furnishing the said supplies for the period
OF the proposal to be charged up against bidder or
biddeI and his or their guarantors; and the
same may be Immediately recovered by United States
Tor the use OF the Navy Department. in of debt
against eher or all OF SAID persons" APP l9-law4w
TO PERPETUATE PEACE.
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