The national Republican., 1861-09-24
Hr,n OF Qudrdntee.

The undersigned tr anne Of gua,antor) Of name the
town. and State OF name the State, and name o.
above named name tie bidder or bidders , will, II
his Ior th.ir o.r ns above be accepted enter into
after ihe date Of notice through the post ooe of the
acceptance of his tor their offer before mentioned
tSignature Of guarantors
guarantorsJ are known to me to be good I'd respon
sibls susrantors In this case .s,
To be signed by the dls,ric, Judge, district attdr
ney; oolleotor navy AGENT or some person known to
PORTSMOUTH, N. Ii.
Glass No 0. White pine, spruce, Juniper, and cy
press class No g. Gravel and sand class No II Iron
iron nails ard spikes; cla's L. Steel class No u
ware class No. IS Stationery class No. "a Betting,
packing, and hoaei class No 20 AuSers.
BOSTON.
Class No. J. Bricks class No. .. Stone; class No 5
Yellow pine timber; class No 8. Oak and hard wood
juniper, and cypress class No /, Lime, hair. and
plaster; class No s. Cement; class No o. Gravel and
M H. s Class ia NJ F os No. T.
Paints oils and glass; class No II. Hardware
NEW YORK.
Glass No Bricks class No Yellow pine niber
elass No. Yellow pine lumber class No s. Oak aud
and Juniper; class No 7. Lime, hair, and plaster
class No. s. Cement; cla.s No. o. Gravel, and sand
% sS frsa SS da.. s pans o aid
and glass; class No 10 Ship chsndlery class No II.
Hardware class No. q Betting, packing, and hose;
oiass No. sS. Iron work, &c.
PHILADELPHIA
Class No g. Yellow pine timber; class No 8. Oak
iper and cypress ciass No IL Iron iron spikes and
nails; cl No Il. lilies: class No. II Hardware class
No. 20. Betting, packing, and hose; olass No %.
WASHINGTON
Class No. l. Bricks; class No. 8. Oak and hard
wood; class No. Q White pine, spruce Juniper, and
"a ss.i class u rs. class No.
Paints, oils, and glass class No To- Ship chandlery
class No. II. HardwaIe; class No. "a: Sperm and
No. 20. Bi:uminous Cumberland coal
The schedule will state the times within which aru
cles will be required to be delivered; and where tht
printed schedule is used the periods stated in il
for Wes t be sSsa d on saG Sdi Be- A M
ed at such place or places, including drayage and
oaItsge to the place where used within the navy
yards Ss %nsh shs S asr
and all other things being equal preference will be
given to American manufacture, No article will b
in The sche for the Complexion Of deliveries IN
less specially authorized by the Department In
Of prices will be the standard and the aggregate O.
the class will be carried out according to the prices
Ii is to be provided in the contract and TO be die
tinctly Understood by the bidders that the amour,
and number OF III tcles enumerated in classes headed
Miscellaneous" are specified as the probable quaint
~ which may be required, well as TO ii alta fol
determining the lowest bid but the contractor is &c
furnish more or less Of the said enumerated articles
commdnddnt may require such increase however, not
toeXceed one half 81 the quantities stated land requ
sufficient notice) curing the fiscal year ending Goth
june 1863; and whether the quantities required be
more or less than those specified, the prices shall
main the same.
All the articles under the contract must be of the
best quality delivered in good order free Of all and
every charge or expense TO the Government, and
subject TO the inspection count, weight measure.
ment OF the said Davy yard and be In all respects
satisfactory to the comlnandant thereof Bidders
referred 10 the yard for plans specifications,
Piles, and any further descrptin Of the artclss.
When b iders sha be in doubt to the precise arti
clss named Ia the schedule, they will apply to the
commanding officer of the navy yard and NOD 10 en-
ploees for description Of tho article articles In
doubt whioA information the said officer will give In
writing Contractors for classes headed s0ellan
eous," who do not reside near the place where the
articles are to be delivered will be required to name
upon Upon to deliver articles It1Sa assy when they shall
As$s1ST;d .s$$lisSd .sss,,:. in !. the con.
Gsas m sSp XII dsa%ssd sa%s seen from
elias, es OF articles heated !" Misoeilan3 ue,
f'ee sf is the ss u M
comm dant, he paid quarterly on the lat Of Janu
MY, April, July, aud October, when the deliveries
naye been satisfactory, and the balance eighty per
aah, VII ee paid BY the respective navy agents
xrinn., ,r.y days after the presentation Of bills In
LH,ph'a'e duly vouehed md approved
n, PAY OF ME per centum reserved Is to be paid
st ht ine rejected articles offered under the con.
speciaby authorized by the Department
will be stipulated in the contract thu, f5o,u,,
shal De made by the parties Of the drsp art H. Ja
lvering al or any Of the articles nentInLS ~ ~ a u
GLASS bid for Of IA quality and at the Iia m any
places above proyidsf then and in thOt e aass and
Ofmoney not to exceed twice the amount "t sum
which may be recovered, from time 10 tins n
ing to the act Of Congress In that case pIoyidS
proved March 3, 1873. ap' |
The sur eties must sign the contract and their p,
sponsibity be certified 10 by navy gent cotc,nes
dst lot attorney, or some other person sasiactory
known to the bureau.
1t 10 be provided IN the contract that the bureau
shall have the power of annulhng the contract with.
eot loss or damage TO the Government, IN Con
9ress snail not have made sufficient appropriations
Ior he arnces named for the completion OF works
ssuniated i9r, q I'd on which this advertisement IL
9nsed sna sinai also have the power to inc rease or
dlninisn uhe qnantteo named in the classes not
per ceAtum. -'' ~
po4ons who's offers shall be acceuted will be no
letter through the nn.s nfN ~ ,,l,,.a .,nfss.