Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-11
Proposale for naval Supplies.

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Proposale for Naval supplies.
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SEALED PROPOSALS TO TIpiaRsrisa NAVAL
VIII b rseeiyed :. this 6arssa until esoeI p @ the
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%, that they may bss from Other business
The materials aud embraced in the cs.s.s. named
ore particularly printed schedules (Which
to the commandants Of the respective the
navy agent nearest thereto and those Of yards upon
in the eon1snencs q dealers each such PORTIONS
only Will be furnished as ars actually required 0r snch
az ss q s'se a
examination only from which i may Judged Shstherit
wi" Be %aas s q
upon of the printed schedules in strict conformity
Herewith or they will not be considered.
be sample SIZE Se Be delivered n good order and
in suitable vessels and PACKAGES the the
ect to the inspection, measufemen count weight &C., of
the yard where resolved and to the entire satisfaction Of
Bidders referred to the yards for samples, and par
ticuar description Of the articles and 81 other things
being equal preference will be given to articles of Amer
Every Offer required by helaw Of 10th August ls4s,
must be by written guarantee the forms Of
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be notified,
they viii Be- to Is
in ten days after its receipt at the Office navy agen
uretes il the full amount will be required to sign the
contract and their responsibility certified by United
States United States district attorney coec
cenum will be withheld from the the bills until
the contract shall have been completed and eighty per
Of the respective Yards viii be paid 81 the navy agent
within thirty days after its presentation to him.
Is stipulated IN the contract that default be made
al orr of
the articles mentioned of the quality and the time
bis suretes will forfeit and pay to the United States IL
quidated damages sum Of money equal to twice the
BE-
qudated damages be recovered retained from time
time they accrue from the said parties of the first part
oss b delivered 5
by the ss Deosmbe 1851 gsssss k s 'a and
the whole by the 18th May 1857. The remaining classes
TENDER next oneourh part or before the list December
next onefourh part or before the LIST April and the
each delivery due proportion of each article Glass 10,
and all following if additional quantities of any Of the
ed on like terms and condition previous to the expiration
Of the fiscal year, receiving notice Of fifteen days
from the bureau the commandant Of the yard or navy
agent.
the law requires the prepayment Of postage persons
desiring the Of the yard tie to
send by mail schedules classes they desire,
should enclose in their application postage stamps insure
their transmission but applications this such
schedules will not require prepayment.
FORM OF OFFER
n.i and deliver e fur
named in the classes heeunto annexed agreeaby to the
provisions of the schedules therefor and in conformity
with the advertisement Of the Bureau Construction &C.
Should my offer be accepted eques to be addressed at
land the contract forwarded to the navy agent at
,orto for signature and certificate.
Tie schedule sOh;ch the bidder enelosss must pasted to
his efsr and each Of them signedby him. Opposite each
s IT, s ssssas s ca a a' s"ss
| likewise written in soords. -,
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The nndeasne in he Stat, in the si hereby
ns I'D
days the receipt contract at the post
e,mss the
said shall fail to enter into contract as aforesaid
guarsn. to make good the difference between the offer Of
/ Signatures of two guarantors e a. p
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hereby certify that the above named ---- are
known to of property and able to make good
! (signature)
10 sgned6y the United States district judge United
States district Attorney collector Macy AGENT and others
The following are the classes required at the respective
KITTERY, MAINE.
No l. whiteoak plank stock logs. No O. whteoak plank
No whiteosk promiscuous timber No whe.oak keel
pieces and rudder stocks No g. yellowpne plank stock
logs No syeowpne mast and spar timber TO- white pine
No H. ASH cypress whteoak boards No H. black walnut
cherry mahogany. No socust No H. whteash and
hickory bars No 5 whiteoak slaves and heading No l6
black spruce. No IL, gnumvits. No 90 composon and
copper nails No 2l iron No o. spikes nails No 49, lead
No NJ s and
Irvine. No glass. No 49, leather No 49, hose No
She's No 81 pitch, rosin No ss, taiow soap OIL NJ
80, ship chandlery No 40, stationery No A. fre-wood
CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS,
No: l, white oak plank stock logs No. 8, whte-oak
promiscuous timber No. T. white-oak keel pieces and
Iuddsr stocks No. g. yellow pine plank stock logs Nc
mahogany maple No. a. whiteash oars and hickory bars
No: l6, black spruce No. 20, composition and coppe
nails No N e. s No. ~ sRte ns No.
%, fax No. 20, cotton canvas No. 3d. fax
cotton tine No. 3D. glass No. 49, leather No. 49, hose
No. "a, brushes No. IS bunting and dry goods No. 81
chandlery. No. 40, stationery. No. Il, fre-wood
BROOKLYN NEW YORK.
No. /, whte-oak plank, stock logs. No. 9, whiteos
plank. No. g. whiteoak promscuous timber. No. white
oak keel pieces and rudderstoc No 6, yeowpne psn
mast and spar timber No. 9. whtepine mast timber Nc
u, white pine No. H. ash cypress whits-dsk board.
No. r. black walnut, cherry, mahogany No 70 locust
oak slaves and heading No. 16, black spruce. No. ls
81, IRON No. %, spikes nails No g. lead zinc tin. N
NJ IS, aax canvas NJ %, cotton canvas No 50, ia
and cotton Irvine. No 81 glass No b. lesthsr. No 80
hose No 81 brushes. No S5 bunting and dry goods N
sh.Pd Sa No ~ 'Ss
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