Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-17
Miscellaneons
PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPARTNENf,

50 tyit NAVY DEPARTMENT, sFrrJ "a
Bureau Of Construction, Eqsiprs NJ; and
sK.LxD Proposals to fnrniss Naysi SUPPLIES for
the nsca year ending SOth June, 1885, will be recev
June next Tbe,ss n mus. be- V endorsed
Proposals for Narai Supplies, Bureau of Con-
The materials and articles embraced In the classes
any OF which will be furnished such as desire to
offer on application to the Commandants of the re-
to- ose Of ali the YARDS MsTg aeni theirs
Bureau. This division INTO classes being for the
be furnished as are actually required for bids The
Comnandant and Navy Agent of each station will
examlnatIan 9ny from which 1t may be JUDI ed whe.
ttheT IL VIII be desirable to make application for
Oners must be made for the whole of class at any
rata upon one of the printed schedules or in strict
= All articles must be of the very best anstT. con-
lo[maDIe to sample. size,&c to be delivered in good
case may be- at the expense and risk of the contract
or and IN all respects subject to the Inspection inca
eeived, ana to the entire satisfaction of the Com
a particular description of the articles and ali
otner things being equal preference will be given to
Every Offer as required by the law of 10th August,
1886, must be accompanied by written guarantee,
Those only whose offers may be pied will be
notlhed, and the contract will be forwarded
ed to execute within ten days after its receipt at the
post Office or navy agency named by them.
the contract, and their responsibility certified BY
AT United States District Judge United States Dis
dltIOnal security, twenty per centrum will be withheld
from the amount of the bills until the contract shall
bull approved In triplicate by the commandment of the
respective Yards will be paid by the Navy Agent
within thirty days after its presentation to him.
stipulated pa the contract that fdefaut be made
m pla blftf inf
e88n,1sct Of the quality and at the time and places
and his suretes will forfeit and pay to the Uni
ted states SUN Of money not exceeding twice the
time time according to the act Of Congress in that
case, provided, approved March 8. 1913.
before the 18th May part by
th Jny one fourth part by the 2Oth September, and
and 8, the whole by the 18th MAY, 1853 The remain.
ing classes to be delivered fourth part ON or be-
or before the LIST December next, fourth part on
or before the LIST April. and the remainder on or be
notice of twelve DAYS. comprising at each delivery
due proportion of each article. Glass 10 and all fol-
named therein are demanded they are to be furnish
ed on like terms and conditions previous to the p
fifteen days from the bureau, the commandment of the
yard. navy agent.
Form e ofs,.
l,c, of :. 49,, in the State of - hereby
Yards, ali the articles the classes hereunto
annexed, agreeably to the provisions of the sched-
Of May IS5a SHOULD my olsi Be acospted reauss,
:, tot the sI Navy agent to - for sigma
The schedule which the bidder encIoses must be
ss S a ssd By h
Up each Glass; and the tsss1sf fSafa
Form of GGasantee.
The und sns the the State Of of
Id hereby guaranty that in case the foregoing
accepted, that he or they will within ten day after
the receipt of the contract at the Post Office named,
the SAME. with good and sufficient sureiies and in
case sad = shall fail to enter into contract as
between the Offer Of the said and that s When
may be accepted.
Signatures of two xuarantors.t A ABB.
Date.
hereby certify that the above named are
known to me as men of property, and able to make
Date en''' S'a'"'''se' Signature.
To be signed BY the United States District Judge,
Agent, and no others.
The following are the classes required at the re-
KITTERY, MAINE.
plank &c. Wte Pine Se % RsS
cypress, whlteSa boards b Nc la Locust No: ls
IsISHuHEHf. NO IL Iron. NO. Y. spikes and
nails. No q. Lead, zinc, and tin. No. 25. Hard
CHARLESTOWN,M MASSACHUSETTS.
Class No. /. WhIte-oak logs. No. s. White-oak
pr9rniscnons timber; No. {. White oak keel pieces
and rudder stocks. No. &. Yellow pine plank stock
logs. M. q. fellow-pine beams. No. 8. Yellow
pine mast and spar timber. No. 9. White-p pine mast
timber. No TO- White pine. No; IL. Ash, cypress,
ST vi is boards No. Ii Black walnut cherry
~ bars and butts: No IS. White oak staves and
heading. No. To- Black spruce. No IL. I.ignumvi-
TIE. No. q. Iron. No. q. Spikes and Nails. No.
y Lead. zinc, and tin. No. p. Hardware. No. =.
Paints, oils. DC. No. u. Flax canvas. No. y,
Cotton canvas. No. 81. Flax and cotton twine
81. brushes. No s.. Bunting and dry goods No.
o. Pitch, tar, rosIn. No. 80. TallOw, SOAP oil. No
30 ship chandery. No. 40. Stationery No. A. Fire
wood.
BROOKLN. NEW YORK.
Class No /. w hlte.oak logs. No. B. Whte-oa
2Tomlseu9ps timber. No g. IelIow-P pine stock logs
and spar timber. No. 10. White pine. No. ii. Ash
cypress, white-qak boards. No. IL. Black walnut,
cherry, MAHOGANY. No. IS. Locust No. IA " hite-
ash oars and hickory bars and butts. No l5 White
oak saves and heading. No. Is. Black spruce. No
H. l.IgnumvItae. No. q. Iron. No. Y. Spikes and
nails; No. q Lead, zinc, and tin No. p. Pig IRON
Flax canvas. No. q. Cotton canvas. No. 81. Flax
and cotton Irvine: No. 81. Glass. No. 81. Leather.
No. s. Hose. No. 81. Brushes. No. IS. Bunting
and dry goods. No. 81. Pitch, tar, rosin. No 80.
Talow, soap. oil. No. -. Ship chandery. No 49,
Stationery. No. al. Fre-wOOd.
PHILADELPHIA.
Class No. 2. White oak plank. No. 6. Yellow
No. To- White pine. No. II. Ash, cy press, white
boards. No. II. Black walnut, cherry mahogany