Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-02

Blue nankln, do lOO00
Glass s.-Saoes.
Calfskn laced shoes, pairs ANN
KPskin shoes, do 5000
Glass Socks
"oohen SOCKS. pairs, 5000
Glass 10.-Nattresses
Mattresses, with covers for each) 9oOo
Glass ll.-Blanksts
Blankets .-.--- 5000
Glass l2.-Handkereiiets
Black-silk handkerchies, sOoo
Offers may be made for more classes at the ono,
of the bidder but all the articles embraced in class [
be bid for. ' HuS'
Each class will be considered BY ITSELF and the cort,
for that class will be awarded TO the bidder whose n
sails for the articles comprised in tie class are IoT
The aggregate.
The seamless clothing shall be of felt cloth dyed mn,
indigo blue made of good wool only and shall conform IN
the Sizes color grade of wool and in all other respecs
the samples deposited at the navy yards F"
The cloth for blue cloth trowsers shall be twilIed al
wool, and pure indigo blue. wooldyed 1t shall have
list ON each edge composed of "A white threads all wool
All pieces under l7 per yard will be reiec,J
and each bale of about 800 yards must average Is ounces
per yard.
list must consist of not less than IL white wuoen threads
each edge of the cloth, in the whole length S
the piece; must weigh not less than 81 ounces Der ward
10 CONTAIN IN each piece about % yards the warp must he
cotton, pure indigo blue yarndyed; and the filling wool
pure indigo blue, wool dyed. Each bale of 400 wards shall
and half ounces to the yard and no niece
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be made of material like the above The brad
cloth and sarine of which garments are made shall be- w
sponged before made up.
The flannel us be all WOOL wOOldyed pure indigo bue
and wIled must be IN pieces of about 30 Yards in length
u inches wde weighing ounces per yard with list on
each edge Of white wooden threads woven in the whole
length of the piece To be packed in bales of 10 pieces
the pieces be rolled separately aCtbOut cloth bnrds
each bale contain 500 yards and 1867 pounds flannel
n" piece TO have less average weight than $40 ounces
per ward.
The overshrts undershirs and drawers must he made
Of flannel like the above.
The Barnsley sheeng must be free from cotton 50 inches
in width weight II ounces SLIGO per Yard texture by
4 tn lilo inch
The duck mrs be free from cotton 81 inches in
width and about SO yards in the piece double thread warp
and filing weight eight ounces 23 100 per yard; texture
9 by 10 to a inch.
The be plainly stamped with the contractors
name number OF The shoe and year when made The
unless otherwise ordered viz: of No. IL of No
No. Z 25 of No. =, IS of No. of No TO- and Of No.
H. They must conform in all respects to the SAMPLES at
the yards and be delivered in good strong boxes the tops
of which to be securely fastened wi screws and each box
10 cuptaiu 25 pars in these pruporops viz No.
s. with II of No. g. Is of No with 10 of No g. or rice
rsrso l6 IF N, o with of No m and of M Il The
cskn and kpskn shoes to be packed in separate boxes
The wooen sucks must be woven or knit indlg" mixed,
all wool shall be well secured and in coler and quality
fully equal to sample s'
The mattresses must weigh ten pounds including tick.
ing which is be cut feet in length and 81 inches wide
The covers measure II inches in length and inches
in width The ba ticking and covers must conform
samples
The napkin must be equal to the best blue American
pankn rs inches wide texture threads by threads
the 10Th of an inch. Owed with Dure Bea0aL iadi0o
The blankets weigh six pounds per pair, and
81 BY IS inches each bale of 50 pairs must weigh
30 nounds and n palr shall weigh less than mounds is
They must be made of clean WOOL and each bIau
ket must be marked /" q. ). Navy" as in the sample
The black silk hankerchefs must be g. by 81 4 inches
and weigh one ounce and II grains Troy texture BY 20
To one eighth of an INCH
Bidders for the above will specify whether the articles
they propose furnish be of the growth production
and manufacture Of the United States preference will
he given 10 such.
schedule of the three sizes for each l0c pieces of made
I'D clothing will be found with the samples at the resp
r. on5 oil the abnva articles inclndno the neees.
sary hntns rings &c are ia be fully equal in the quality
texture coIo WEI hi and finish of material and conform
in pattern sizes and workmanship to said samples.
fbo nnnhar or onantitv which will he required of each
of The frnoong srIicIes cannot he nrecseiy stated It
will mot h. less however than the quantity spec6ed
the foregoing list The contracts will therefore, be made
for the quantity of each article specified and for such
further Quantity as the bureau NAV REQUIRE The pr1
,uu.t i. d a~ifn-w mt aHtlt st,tions-
All the above articles must be subject to such inspection
reel and no article will be received that is not fully equal
to the sample in every respect and which does conform
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The vbI INNS, he deIivered at the risk and expense
the cntrctor Each hor and hale IN he marked with the
cn,rc,rS name Tho insnecno officers TO be APPOINTED
Nv tne Nav Denartment
TIL otfr ont 6;sfinau;sb tho nrices for each article
ent;onsd in class and mnst b Calculated 10 cover every
expense attending the iuhment OF the CONTRACT
In ss m the of the contractors to deliver
tho ssvsI r,cls bch nav he ordered from them, in
s;se a'.u XXX h u,bnrized to purchase
r nrsSasss TO be- made of what may be required
supply the deheiency under inc pena or duplicate
sue ~ he Rnran of Prvisions and Clothing
a. b f The navy Yards afnresad shall be evidence that
such requsition has been made and received