Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-09

To guard against offers being opened before the time
above the address, and draw line under the endorsement
thus Proposals for Class No (ane the cIass) for the
To the Chief of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks Wash
All bids which may be opened before proper time
of their not being endorsed as above will be
returned to the bidders.
FORM OF OFFER.
l. there insert the na1ne) of (naae the o0 in the State
of sane tile tate hereby offer furnish under your ad
all the requirements of the same of the printed sched
ule to which refers all the articles embraced in Glass No.
(ndne Me cs for the yard at (Gne the Grd,) ac-
cordng said schedule, viz: (tere paste tie printed
and carry out the AMOUNT tile columns for dollars and
csts and foot the qggregets aoan Of the bid for the
propose my agent, [ere the AGENT If one Is re-
CURED the scd~) for the supply under the classes mis-
should my offer accepted request the may be
prepared and sent to the agent at Gne the dge"c
(Hsrs the bidder to sign his nonse.)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersgned as ct gserantoz OF @a ssod anI
name the 6idder be,s) will, if his (or their offer
States within fifteen days after the date of notice through
the post office of the acceptance of his their offers be-
fore mentioned.
Witness:
-(Sign0ture Of g~arantors)
certify that the abovenamed there tile gudTGntorS)
known to to be good and responsible guarantors in
this case.
To be signed by the district Judge district attorney, COL
Letter agent person known to the bureau to
FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
Glass No. bricks.
2.-Stone.
3.-Yellow-pine timber.
6.-Spruce hemlock, pine.
7.-Lime.
s.-Cement.
9-Gravel and sand
H la-steei
l4-Files
15-Paints oils, and glass.
16-Ship Chandlery.
1s.-S Stationery.
2l.-Provender
s2-Charcoal
Removing ledge.
25-Constructing sewer.
Glass No. 1.-Bricks.
5-Yellowpine timber
Oak and hardwood timber and lumber.
6.-White pine spruce, juniper, and cypress
timber and lumber
Lime and hair.
S.-Cement.
9.-Gravel and sand.
10.-Slate
1l-Iron, iron spikes, and nails.
7 72-Sissl
15.-Puints, oils and glass.
16.-Ship chandiery.
l7.-Hardwarc.
sS-R5Sr and Sls Straw.
22.-Charcoal.
25-Packlng.
2s.-Pumping e5gine and pumps for dry dock.
Z7.-atea Gz4E 1n for ropewalk.
Glass No. 1-Brcts VIM
a.-Yellow-pine timber.
L. :" lumber.
5.-Oak and hardwood timber and lumber.
timber and lumber.
Lime and hair.
S.--Cement.
9.-Grave ana Sand
10.-Slate.
1l.-lron, iron spikes, and nails.
i4.-Fes.
l5.-Paints, oils, and glass.
16.-Ship chandlery.
17.-Hardware
ao.-Hay and straw.
21.-Provender.
e2.-Charcoal.
s4.-Copper and COMPOSITION nails
25.-Iron work and iron castings.
26.-Alachinery and tools.
27-Fire engine and appurtenances
2s.-Gunner's house, Ellis island, complete
30.-Gun carriage shed, of iron.
FOX s' FHfIApE ilsR q l E1vrYARD.
5-oak and hardwood timber and lumber.
6.-White pine, spruce, juniper, and cypress
timber and lumber.
1-Iron, iron spikes, and nails.
14-Fiies.
15-Paints oils, and glass.
16.-Ship chandlery.
17-Hardware.
1S.-Stationery.
19-Fire wood
20-Hay and straw
21.-Provender
22.-Charcoal.
23-Beltng, packing and hose.
24-COpper and composition nails.
26.-Machinery and tools.
FOR FORT MIFFLIN.
CLASS No. Bricks.
2-Stone.
3.-Yelow-pine lumber.
5.-Oak, and hardwood timber and lumber.
6.-White pine, spruce, juniper, and cypress |
timber and lumber.
Lime and hair.
9.-Gravel and sand.
10-Slate.
11.-Iron, iron spikes and nails.
16-Shp chandery
FOR ASYLUM. |
CLASS No. 1.-Clothng.
2-Hats, boots, shoes, &c.
3-Provsons.
4-Groceries.
5-Dry Goods.
6.-Bread, &C.,
7-Tobaccu.
S-Chandery