Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-16

OheIs may De made for NJ tho on.
class must be bid Tor. ~ Oi"sou al
Each class win be considered by itself and the con-
tract for that class will be awarded 10 IND hHdar S
@ IN W. o .e articles comprised in the are low
The cloth for the pea Jackets shall be twlllet milo.
Sloln pure indigo blue wooldyed 1t shall 81 inches
on eacn edge composed Of "a white threads, of all wool
All pieces hing less than rs ounces per ward will be-
rejected and each bale of about $40 yards must average
26 ounces per ard si"s"
The seamless pea jackets and felt caps shall be of felt
coth, dyed pure indigo blue, made of good wool oniy
a. na conion IN inc sizes, color grade Of wool, and
yards - '''e navy
The cloth for blue cloth trowscrs shall be twllled all
Mooi ana pure Indigo blue, wool dyed tsha have
lst on eaGh edge composed of 20 white threads Of all
Jected and each bale of about 800 yards average is
The satinet be 27 inches wide inside the list with
hesang to consist OF not less than twelve hte oolen
IMAM u on Tacn enH OF me piece must weigh not less
2s yards the warp must be cotur, pure indigo blue
dyed Each bale 400 yards shall average % ounces to
the yard and no piece shall be below u ounces to the
like the above The broadaloth and satinet Of which
garments are made shall be well sponaed before made
The flannel must be all wool, wool dyed pure indigo
in length Il Inches Vide WEIGHING 1--WE e oaTees 6er yards
with list N each edge of four white woollc tlrea ads
woven IN the whole length o the piece. To be packed
IN bales Of zen pieces the pieces to be rolled separately
l56t ouds flannel. No piece to have a less average
weight than $40 ounces per yard
1e oyeshrts must be made of flannel like the above
The WOOL II knit uniershrts must be warp knit. ali
wool best American fleece, indigo wool dyed, made up
inches rounds No. "a inches long IS inches roundto
weigh not less than W pounds per Dozen in all respects
'fhe WOODEN knit drawers to be all wool, best Amer
can hecee indigo wool dyed. ribbed, Of two sizesNo l.
waist to measure round 80 inches length "A inches Al
inches round the hp No,2 waist to measure round IS
band to be Of strong twled cotton, wei sewed, and
firmly attached TO the body to correspond every res.
The iarnsIey sheeting must be free from cotton q
!nches III width anu about 80 wards In the piece, double
thread warp and hng weight eight ounces 23iOO per
yard texture, . by 10 TO inch
The shoes must be plainly stamped with the contrac-
tors name number OF shoe aud wear when made The
oS s IN e ewpE S FOR q 100 pairs
Of No 20 of No IL of No. of No. TO- and Of No,
form in all respects samples at The Yards and be
in good strong boxes the tops of which be
psl e. y these Srop9rons W. pairs Of No with
Is of No O. with Of No TO- and Of No. NJ me cS
skin and kip skin shoes to be packed separate boxes
grain leather sewed with square swi al tbe vlng
and s!Ilehns to be done with the hand to correspond
WIN the sample In every respect, that sides
snail De sewel with the hands, and not machine stitch
The wooen socks must be woven or knit indigo mix.
eu az wool shall be well secured, and in color and
q 1al ~ iuly equal TO sample
The mattresses must weigh ten pounds, including tick
ing which is to be cut feet in length and 81 inches
WIDE The covers must measure II inches in length and
~ inches IN width The hair ticking and gers must
The nankin must be equal to the best blue American
anEn ~ INCHES wide texture threads by4 threads
The blankets must weigh six pounds Der paif and
measure IS by Is inches each Bale Of 50 pairs must
eigh Sg0 pounds, and no pair shall weigh less than
pounds 10 ounces hey must be made Of clean wool,
and each blanket must be marked"U S Navy as in
The black silk handkerchefs must be as by ss inches
81 "ee oe ounce ana ~ grains Iroyi texture, IA by
Bidders Tor the above will specify whether the articles
they propose TO furnish are to be of the growth produce
ton and manufacture of the United States as prefer
ence will be given to such.
schedule of the sizes for each 100 pieces Of
made 9p clothing Will be found with the samples at the
respective yards; and all the above articles including
tue necessary DutOnS rings &c, N
the quality texture color weight and finish of material
samples. $3.50
he number or quar- ty which will be required ofeach
contracts Will therefore, be made for the quantity OF
each article ne bureau may require The Be
All the above articles be subject to such nspec
may direct and no article will be received that is not
iuly equal 70 the sample in every respect and which
oes not conform to the stipuatOns and provisions OF
the contract TO be made.
The whole must be delivered at the risk and expense
Of the contractor Each box to be marked with
the contractors name The inspecting officers to be aD
The offers must distinguish the prices for each article
mentioned IN class and must be calculated to cover
Including the necessary buttons.
In case of failure the part the contractors to de-
liver the several articles which may be ordered from
lie e hnre pGe n Sma o. BGper gaay the chic Of
lied to purchase or direct purchases be what
G may 2e re9alGed to supply the deficiency, under the
redHision or copy thereof At the bureau q
aforesaid shall be evidence that such reQustion has
been made and received.
Every offer made be accompanied (as directed in
the act Of making appropriations for the naval
service for Si6-4I, approved 10th August 1886 BY
written guarantee, signed by more responsible
persons to the effect That he they undertake that the
bidder or bidders will II his their bid be accepted
enter into an Cultivation within i've days. with good and
suhcent suretes, to furnish the supplies proposed.
The bureau will not be obliged to consider any proposal
unless accompanied by the guarantee required b. law;
the cOmpetenc of the guarantee to be certified BY the
navy agent district attorney, the collector Of the
customs
BiaRkf0 OF proposals be obtained on aDpliea-
lion TO Lhe BOTfSgUOufh
Boston, BeV FORK. PhttadeLhia baltimore, and at Mis
bnFe0u
The attention Of bidders is called TO the samples and
description Q articles required. in the inspection
before reception, Just bat rigid comparison wi be
D7dde 6etTeeH ne articles offered and he samples and
contract receuiHg none that fdii beiOD MtD and her
attention Is portcutdffy directed TO the Joint resolution
Of 2M March, 1854 IN addition 10 he dct Of IOth Al