Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-24
Proposals for Naval Supplies.
NAVY DEPARrmESr,

#.%sx May %, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS TO FURNISH Ma
1888 Will be received at this Bureau until o'clock p M,
for Naval snppe Baresu Of
&c. that they may be distinguished from other business
The materials and articles embraced named
are particularly described in printed schedules any of
cation to the commandments of the respective yards or to
the nearest thereto and those Of all the yards
being convenience dealers in cach portions
will be furnished as are actually required for bids The
% e Of e %
only from which may be judged whether will be desra
bic etc to m make application for t. them - .,
upon of the printed schedules in strict conformity
Herewith, or they will not be considered.
All articles must be of the very best quality confOrma
BILE to sample &c. to be delivered in good order and
in suitable vessels and packages the be- at the
ect to the inspection, measurement count weight &C., of
the yard where received and to the entire satisfaction of
Bidders referred the yards for samples and par
ticular description of the articles and all other things
being equal preference will be given to articles of Amer
Every offer, required by the law of 10th August 1885,
must be accompanied by written guarantee, the form OF
Those only whose offers be accepted will be notified
practicable which they will be required to execute within
ten days after its receipt at the post office navy agency
Sureties in the full will required sign the
contract and their responsibility certified to by United
States district judge United States district attorney COL
lector navyagent As additional security twenty
centum will be withheld from the of the bills until
the contract shall have been completed and eighty per
dant of the respective yards will paid by the navyagent
within thirty days after its presentation to him.:
1t is stipulated in the contract that if default be made
by the parties of the first part in delivering all any of
the articles mentioned in class bid for in this contract
the quality and the and places above provided
them and in that the contractor and his suretes will
forfeit and to the United States of money not
exceeding twice the amount of such Glass; which may be
gress in that case provided approved March 3 1913
or the 18th Nav part by the 10th july
oneurh part by the Goth September and the remainder
by the LIST December 1855 Glasses and the whole by
the 18th May 1885, The remaining classes to be delivered
one-furh part before the lst September next one
fourth part before the LIST December next oneourh
part before the LIST April and the remainder
before the 30h June 1885, unless earlier required with
notice Of twelve days comprising at each deyery due
additional quantities of any of the articles named therein
demanded, they to be furnsed like terms and
receiving notice of fifteen days from the bureau the
commandant of the yard, or navy-agent.
Form of 0fer.
T. ,of@,in the State of-,hereby agree to
furnish and deliver in the respective navyyards all the
tcles named in the classes herennto annexed agreeaby
the provisions of the schedules therefor and conform
y with the advertisement of the Bureau of Construction
&C., of the Esd of May 1857 Should my offer be accept
ed request to be addressed At, and the contract
nature and certificate.
(Date) Signature.
The schedule which the encloses must be pasted
to his offer, and each of them signed by him. Opposite
each article in the schedule the price must be set the
ann unit carried footed up for each Glass;
Firm Of Guarantee
and -, Of Is. -, in The State q ~ hereby guar
classes therein named be accepted that he they WILL
within ten days after the of contract the post
tract for the same with good and sufficient suretes
said shall fail to enter into contract aforesaid
guaranty to make good the difference between the offer
of the said and that which may be accepted
Signatures of two guarantors. AZ AZ
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named ARE known
to of property and able make good their guar
antee
To be signed by the United States district Judge United
States district attorney, collector navyagent and
others.
The following the classes required the respective
KITTERY, MAINE.
Class No. !. white-oak logs. No. Yellowpine Plank
stock logs No 10: Whte-pine. No II. Ash, cypress,
white,oak boards No 49, Locust. No. IS. Lignumy@-
No. u iron No. % Spikes and nails No. %. Lead zinc,
and tin. No. %. Hardware. No. 50. Hose.
CHARLEsTOwN, MASSACHUSETTS.
Glass No. logs NJ Whteoak progmis.
STOCKS No. T. plank ee o Mo- o9efr
low-pne beams. No. $. Yelow-pine and spar tim
Ser No. whitspne mast timber S,. No. g. Wh'eRns
walnut cherry No. IS Locust. No f. Whites ash oars
ha No. s Back No. 49,
Mo- 81 Iron No No sds nd S Sa fo IS
Flax and cotton twne No. 81, Glass No. g. Leather
No. 49, sod Hose ~ s. Bs r ros So No. s a~
soap OIL No 49, Ship chandlery> No. 49, Stationery
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Glass No Whte-oak logs. No 3 Whte-oak promiscu-
Telow:pine beams. No elbow pine and Spar tim.
boards No T. Black walnut. cherry, mahogany. No 10
Locust. No Whiteash and hickory bars and butts
Is IS
No % Lead zinc, and tim No "a Pig iron. No Hard
No 50 Flax and cotton No 81 Glass
No 80 Leather. No So Hose. No "a Brushes. No s5
Hss Ss'ss Ship S sos
" - ' PHILADELPHIA
No II Ash, cypress whitsoak boards No p Black wal
No 81 Iron No % Spikes and nails No % Lead zinc tin
No Cotton No 80 Flax and ot ' @
No Glass No % Leaer Ne a. Hose No 81 Brushes
ss Talow, soap, oil. No 80 Ship chandlery.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Black walnut No q IRON: No 2 Spikes, nails No 2s
Pants; os &c. No s Glass No 81 Pitch tar rosin No
oil No s. Ship san S Tank
No As Sand, straw, &c. No Al Miscellaneous
GOSPORT, VIRGINIA
stock logs No 10 Whits s No. II. Ash, cypress
hogany No. IA Whteash andd hickory bars and butts
No is Black spruce: No. is. Lignumyit@. No. q.
tin. No. 25 Hardware No 81, Paints, oils, &c. No.
3d. Flax canvas. No. 30 Cotton canvas: No. 80. Flax