Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-16


blue satlnet yards, Iu,VU
CLASS 6.-Blus Flannel.
Blue flannel yards, $4,000
CLASS 7-Shseting. Duck, and Naakia. 49,.
Barns ey sheeting yards, 10, GOO
SanVas apek .-..'--...'-.....'.-.-. 40. i0'"S o
''''' "'"A''' : CIAsss.-Sko.s. uo' i'''''
Cafskin laced shoes. .........-......p pairs 900
hlpsklh SHOES ..--.....-.....-... DO o,voo
CLASS 9-SockS.
Wooden socks pairs, 900
Glass IO.-Mattresses.
Mattresses, with covers for eachL 600
| CLASS ll.-BLankets.
Blankets S,uOV
| CLASS l2.-Hdadkaehisfs.
Black silk handkerchots. 200
the option Of the bidder; but all the articles en-
braced in q class must be bid for.
contract for that class will be awarded to the bidder
whose proposals for th9eertlcles comprised In the
The Cloth for the pea jackets shall be twilled pilot
cloth. pure indigo blue, wooldyed. 1t shall t'e ;:
shall have list ON each edge composed of "a white
threads, of all wool All pieces weighing less than
about 800 IA rds must average Is ounces yor yard
The Seanl ess Clothing shall be of felt cloth, rcd
conform In the sizes, color grade of wool, and in
all other respects to tho samples deposited at the
fine Cloth for blue cloth trowsers shall be twilled,
all wool, and pure indigo blue wool dyed II shall
threads, of ali wool. All pieces under IN ounces
per yard will he rejected and each bale of about
The Sstnes must bs nchss VIDE dd inside of
which list must consist OF not less than u white
the whole length ofthe piece; must weigh not less
than %. ounces per yard. to contain in each piece
90 blue Ell; and the filing WOOL p pTre imdi
| go blue, wool dyed. Each bale of 400 yards shall
peos Shall be below d ounces the 1sd DI The he
satinet tGowsers must be made Of material like the
above. The pIlot-cloth, broadcloth and satin:t of
which garments are made, shall he well sponged be
The Flannel must lie all wool, wool-dyed, pure
indigo blue, and twIed; must be in pieces of about
20 Yards IN length, Z7Inche- wide weighing ounces
per yard, with list on each edge of white wooden
threads woven in the whole length of the piece. Te
he packed IN bales Of 10 pics the piece e he
| contain 30 Yards and l55I4 pounds flannel No
piece to have a less average weight than 10
| The 0vershlr,s, UndershiTt,, Drawers and Jump
The BaIHssy Shseting must be free from cotton,
80 Inches "a width; weight twelve ounces SII"o per
The Canvass Duck must he free from cotton. n
90ns IN 10 %th and ID aSnTt yards IN The piece
ys1d BY ID to
| The Shoes must be, plainly stamped with the con
made The sizes he in the follown proportions
for each 10" PssTs unless Otherwise 2Sdered VIZ
Q. Of No. 10, aud ? Of No. Ii. They must conform
IN all respects to the samples at the wards, and be
to be s9onres Fastened With sore3s and each be
to contain 3 PAIRS II these proportions. viz: PsTs
s, or rice rem 6 Of Nos with Of No. TO- and Of
No. ii; Tho calf skin and kip skin shoes to be
The WOODEN sock. must he woven or knit, indi 90
ard quality fully equal to sample.
| Tho Mattresses must weigh ten pounds, includ nr
tirking. which is to be cut feet In length aud 81
inches wlds. The covers must measure n inches
in length and . inches in width. Tie hair ticking
an ~ coy Ts, must conform to samples.
lean nankIn d inohes wide, texture threads BY
threads to the 10th OF an inch, dyed with pure Ben
| The Blankets must weigh six pounds per pair,
ana measure So by 70 inches each A bal0 Of 50 pairs
must weigh $40 pounds, and no pair shall weigh less
than pounds IS ounces. They mpst be made q
CLEAN wool and each blanket must ba marked u
The Black Six H and kerchief. must be sl,s by
texture to ER" Of an aI nchs grams Troy
Bidders for the above will specify whether the ar
| production, and manufacture of the United Statcs
| as a preference Will be given to such.
mede-up clothing will be found with the sa pies al
tho respective yards and all the above articles in
fully equal in the quality. texture, color weight
and finish of material, and conform in patteI n sizes
and workmanship to said samples.
| The num!sr or quantity which will be required
OF each OF the foregoing articles cannot be precisely
WIN therefore be made the quantity of each ar
ina bureau may require. The price mustbs uniform
SpectiOn at the place of delivery the chief of this
bureau may direct; and article will be received
and which does not conform to the stipuations and
pI0ylsions OF the contract to be made.
| The whole must be delivered at the risk and ex
| pense OF the contractor. Each box and bale to be
| narkee with the contractors name. The inspect
| ing officers to be appointed by the Navy Depart
mont
The offers must distinguish the prices for each
| to cover every expense attending the fuhment OF
the contract; Including the necessary buttons
deliver the several articles which NAV be oTdsrs
from them, IN proper TINE and Of proper quality, the
shall be authorized to purchase direct purchases
to he made of what may be required to supply the
contract; the record Of requistion or duplicate
copy copy thereof, at the B9reag of Provisions and
shail be evidence that such requsiton has bee n
the estInated amount OF tho respective contracts
VIII DO irequlred, and twenty per centum will he
Hlthhelh from the amount of all PAYMENTS on ar
count thereof rs collateral security and moi nm am
event TO De PAID until 1t Is N all respects complied
win ana eighty per centum of thu amount of all
deliveries made will he paid by. the Navy Agent
TI,h5 THIRTY LAYS after tLplcaS bills duly authen
R shall Re accepted land
as practicable contract will be Transmitted Ia
them Tor execution, which contract must be re-
III , 10 inc bureau within hve days. exclusive Of
tho mail. 'o' Vi
a record duplicate ofths letter Informing hill
der of tho accep of his proposal Will he LEANED med
aiE Thereof witblp the meaning Of the act
conformity with TIL. UNDER standing A00op'ou In
Every offer made must be aecompaniod (as al
rected IN the act of Congress making appropriations
Tor the naval service for 1875 II, approved 10th An
gust 1861 by written gufs antes sig ned hy ona ar
more responsible persons, to the effect that he a.,
they undertake that the bidder bidders will II bIs
within hye days wi tn good and sufficient .uset!es
10 inTnSh the supplies proposed The Burrau "a, III
not ID" bligztad to consider any propos al uness
oomPanled by the guarantee required by law: the
enhPetsncy 81 the guarantee to he certified Iy the
| the Customs. 0ootoi Oh
Blank forms of proposals may be obtai1,y n, nm
pI,cHf'on 10 The Nary Agents 0TfSIIoU,s NJ,
HtmP'hr,; BoNoh, Nstc York, Phi,ad.Jp6Ta' BoI;.
| Bureau. ''"" III dts
The attention Of bidders ~ called TO the so,u,,s,
ana descriptions 81 dItices required, as an m, !;
SpeeftOn before reception, Jn.t bit yigij ron,
Ti be n'dds 6efpeen The articles offered and re va
pes dHd contract, receiving that fan 6eir y,
and their dfterftOn as also particularly dirrtsd q, 81,