Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-26


of name the Stat hereby offer furnish under your ad
vertisement dated dcte Of ad0etiseme0 and subject to
ule to which refers all the articles embraced in Glass
(ane the cass for the navy-yard at (name tile yard
class from tile SCHEDULE, and opposite each article set tile price,
e sa ss @rs f % qs the en- The a S G s
Glass; amounting to ere eorite the amount in eoords)
CURED tile sehedu fer the supply under the classes mis-
cellaneous by nonresident of the place of delivery and
prepared and the navy agent sane tie Ggeacy)
(hlere tile bidder to sign HE nan,e.)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
ton and ae OF % a & and az ssoond
g"era~t@. & hereby undertake that the
above be accepted enter into contract with the United
States within fifteen days after the date of notice, through
the post Office Of the acceptance of his Tor their offers be-
fore mentioned
Witness:
certify that the abOvenamcd laere the guaranors
this
(Sgnature)
To be signed by the district judge attorney col
ec" navy agent or some person known to the bureau to
y FOR PORTSMOUTH, N H.
Glass No. bricks.
3.-Yeow-pine timber
6.-SprUce, hemlC ck pine.
S.-Cement.
9.-Grave and sand.
10.-Sate
n 7a:-lfeei,
l4.-Fies.
15.-Paints, oils, and glass.
16--Ship Chandlery.
19.-Wood
2o.-Hay.
22.-Charcoa!:
23.-Iron castings.
24.-Removing ledge.
Glass No, bricks.
ss.-YelIow-pne timber:
5.-Oak and hardwood timber and lumber.
"h t9 Bne sn sBrn Dnbj Juniper and cypress
s.-Cement.
9-Gravel and sand.
1l.-Lron, iron spikes, and nails.
14-Files.
15-Paints, oils, and glass.
16-Ship chandlery.
17.-Hardware
2o.-nay and Straw.
21.-Provender.
22-Charcoal.
23-Packing..
25-Iron castings
26-Pumping engine and pumps for dry dock.
-''-'''t' NEW YORK ri s"pS"A'N
Glass No. 1.-Bricks.
S-Store
S--lellow- pine timber.
Oak and hardwood timber and lumber.
timber beirG and lumber r'''f''' "'A y p''0'
7.-Llme and hair
6.-Cement.
9.-Gravel Sand.
10.-Slate
I.-lron iron spikes, and nails.
12.-Stee.
14.-Files.
15.-Paints, oils and glass.
16.-Ship chaLdlery.
l1-Hardware.
49, Stationery
so.-Hay and straw.
el.-Provende1.
22.-Charcoai.
23.-Belting, packing lcse.
24-Copper and compoSitlLl. Lails.
26.-AIachnery and tools.
27.-Fire engine and appurtenances.
2S.-lron roofing &c.
29.-Gunners house, Ellis island complete.
30.-tiun carriage shed, of iron
FOR PHlLADE i.sR NHvY:YARD.
5.-Oak and hardwood timber and lumber
%5e pane and sR nmSsr! JUMPER and cypress
Lime and hair.
1-Iron, iron spikes, and nails.
14-Fii tss:
15-Pants oils, and glass.
l6-Ship chandlery.
1 y HARDY
19-Fire Wood
s sG-Pny snd straw
22-Charcoal.
24-CopPer and COMPOSITION nails.
FOR FORT MIFFLIN
CLASS No. bricks.
5.-Oak, and hardwood timber and lumber
6-White pine, spruce. juniper, and cypress
timber and lumber.
7.-Lime and hair.
9.-Gravel and sand.
10-Slate.
1l.-Iron, iron spikes and nails
1G.-Shp chandery.
- FOR ASYLUM.
Glass No. 1.-Clothng.
2-Hats, boots, shoes, &c.
3.-ProvsiOns.
4.-Groccrics
Dry Goods.
6.-Bread, &c.
7.-Tobaccu.
S.-Cllandery.
9-Hardwure.
10.-IrOn and nails
1l.-Paints, oils, and glass.
12-FiIes
13.-Lumber
H.-PrOyender.
15-Fire wood.
16.-Charcoal
IL Stationery.
FOR WASHINGTON.
CLAss No. 1.-Bricks
2.-Stoue.
5.-Yellow-pine timber.
5.-Oak and hardwood timber
6.-White-pne timber and lumber.
7.-Lime and hair.
9.-Gravel and sand.
11-lron, iron spikes and nails.
I2.-Stee
13.-Pig iron.
14.-Fifes.
15.-Paints, oils and glass.