Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-03
miscellaneous.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS
L FOR THE NAVY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CoFsTRUCTIoN, &c September ", 1852
sealed Proposals TO furnish materials Tor the
the fiscal year ending 9th june 1861 viii be received at
These proposals be endorsed Proposals. for Ma
tera fer The Nary Bureau Of Contraction, &c, that
they may be distinguished from Their business letters.
The materials and articles embraced in the classes
named particularly described in the printed SEIZED
ues any Of which will be furnished to such desire
offer, application to the commandments Of the respect
those of all the yards upon application 10 this Bureau.
This division into classes being for the convenience of
dealers in each such portions only will be furnished as
actually reQUiredfor bids The commandant and ma
of each station will in addition to the schedule
Of classes of their yards have copy of the sched
ules Of the other Yards, for examination only, from
which may be judged whether it will be desirJbe TO
application for any of the classes of those yards
Offers be made for the whole of the class at any
formity Herewith, or they will rot be considered In
prices will be the standard and the aggregate OF the
class will be carried out according TO the price stated
The contract will be awarded TO the lowest bona fde
bidder who gives proper security for its fuhment The
United States the right 10 all the bids
any class, if deemed e1erbitant -
ivered in the Navy Yard in coed order and in suitable
Of the contractor as the case NAV be- at the EXPENSE
and risk of the contractor and in all respects subject to
the inspection, measurement, count, weight sc. of
yard where received and to the entire satisfaction of the
commandant thereof
bidders are referred to the commandments of the re-
spective yards for SAMPLES Instructions or particular
equal preference will be given to articles of American
manufacture.
Every offer, required by the law of 10th August,
1916, be accompanied by written guarantee, the
form OF which is herewith given.
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be
ted and the contract will be forwarded here-
after practicable, which they will be required to
withiA days after its receipt at tine post ONCE
navy agency named by them
Surcties i'll the full amount will be required to sign the
contract ana tnelF cerueut ~ by United
States district judge, United States district attorney,
ty per centum will be withheld from the amount of the
bills until the contract shall have been completed and
eighty per centum OF each bill approved in trplcate
nv t6e navy aSent AT the poins of eyerv IN
Indebtedness he il of he
II is stipulated in the contract that if default be made
by the parties OF the first part in delivering all of
the articles mentioned in any class bid for in the
tract the quality and the time and places above
provided then, and in that the contractor and his
sureteS will forfeit and pay to the United States
Of not exceeding twice the amount of such class,
which NAV be recovered from tine time aecordin to
the act Of Congress in that case provided, approved
In class No. II and those following if quantity jim
il to be furnished on like terms and conditions during
the fiscal year
FORM OF OFFER,
Which tr )m firm must be signed by all The members
to furnish and deliver in the respective navy YARDS ali
the articles named in tue classes hereunto annexed,
in conformity with the advertisement of the Bureau of
Construction, &c, OF 22d September 1856? Should my
offer he accepted request to be addressed at and
the contract sentt the Navy gent at, or to -,
Signature, A. B.
Date
The schedule which the bidder encoses be past
ed to his offer, and each OF them signed by him. Oppo
site each arclei in the schedule the price must be set
the carried out the aggregate footed up for each
class, and the amount likewise written in words # the
articles are be delivered they must name in their Of
Ter TO T5RM V 6F n to be delivered
and The % in the State of in the st@fs
fy that in case the foregoing bid Of or any Of the
classes therein named be accented he or they will with
office named navy agent designated, the
tract tor the same with good and sufficient sureties and
| in nyEH sal npl ia tr ntta inf Y,franf
aforesaid guarant 10 make good the Inference be-
tween the offer of the AID and that which may
| be accepted.
Signatures of two guarantors, s 6 F. F.
Rats Pate.
thereby certify that the above named - are known
to me as men OF property and able make good Their
signature, G. H.
TO be signed by the United States District judge,
Agent
Extract ofa law of the United States approved July H.
Sec A. And be i: further enacted That no contract
order, any interest therein, shall be transferred by
the party or parties whom such contract order
anf such transfer shall cause the annulment Of the
contract or order transferred so far as the United
oil action hereby the United states for
any breach of such contract by the contracting parry
Sect I6 And be it further enacted that whenever any
contractor subsistence clothing, arms, ammunition
munitions of war, and for description of supplies
for the navy of the United states shall be found
guilty by court martial OF fraud or Wiltul neglect
duty he shall be punished by fine imprisonment such
other punishment as The court martial shall adjudge;
and any person no shall contract furnish supplies of
any kind ordescrpon for the army navy, he shall be
deemed and taken part of the land laval forces
the United States which he shall contract to furnish
SAID supplies and be subject TO the rules and regulations
for the government of the land and naval forces OF the
| United States.
The following the classes required at the respective
| navy yards;-
| KITTERY, MAINE
| Glass No. l.. White Nh Oak /.
| No. 3, White Oak Promiscuous Timber; No. 4, White
Beams; 30 5, Yellow Pine Mast and Spar Timber; No
10, White Pine Mast rimber No. Il, White Pine Flank
White Oars No Is Hickory Butts No. is Black q,
| Walnut and Cherry No y, Cypress; No -, White Oak
namvit@; No. Is Iron; 10 &C. Steel; No Il IRON
Spikes No; g, Iron Nails, wrought and cut; No. 80,
a. White Lead; No y, Zine Paints No; IS, Col9red
No A. Glass No 49, Pitch, Rosin Tar; No A. Oil TAI
low, Soap; No. Sc, Nscellaneous-Dry Goods Hair
Iron and kivets; C. Lard OIL f., Miscellaneous Tools for
Engineers; G, Cooking Utensils, Stoves. &c; H. Flax
Hose; N, Brushes; \, Bunting Dry Goods o, Lanterns
ment; 5, Stationery; ], Fire Wood.
CHARLESToWN.
Glass No l, White Oak Logs; No 2, White Oak Keel
White Oak Plank; No 6. Yellow Pine Logs; 10 H.
White Pine Logs, Plank, and Boards; No 49, Ash Logs
y; No is Locust 30 o. White OAK Stav5s amd n csd
ing; No %, Lgn9myit@; No 2S Iron; No 26 Steel; No
80 Lead No 81 Zinc and Tin; No 30 Hardware: No "a
No 80, Coored Paints Dryer; No 3d. Linseed on FUR
Dentine and Yarnish; No Al Glass; No 43, Pitch
Gellaneous Dry Goods A, Boi9r Iron and Rvets; b,
Pig Iron c, Lard OIL lI,Boer Feng; L, Gum Pack
Utensils and Stoves; H. Flax Canvas: l, Cotton Can
vas; j, Flax and Cotton Twine; X Leather; L. Hose
N, Brushes; n, bunting and Dry Goods; o. Lanterns ;
r Tar for Ropewalk; q, sperm On X, shi1 Cnandlery
for stores and equipments; 5, Stationery; r. Fire Wood
| U, OK Hides for rope
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
Glass No l, White Oak Logs; No 2, White Oak Keel
pisGes No 8, White OAK fromiscgous Timber No
Pine Logs; No l. Yellow Pine Beams; No s, Yellow Pine
Mast Timber; No 10, White Pine Mast Timber; No ii,
Boards and Plank; No 49, Ash Logs and Plank; 10 il,
Ash 0aTs; No 5 Hickory Butts and landspSes No l6
No 10, White Oak slaves and leading; NJ 20 Black
numyitsi No rs, Iron, round fiat and square; No u.s.
and cut; 80, Lead; No 81, zinc, lin No &c. Hard
ware No "a, Tools for stores, &c No s. White Lead;
No 81 Zinc Paint; No g. Colored Paints, Dryer No 39
cS osn far 10 H. Fish G ill., ra H W. S soSs 40 e.
Miscellaneous Dry Goods; A, Boiler Iron and R cts
| Packing; +, Miscellaneous Tools for Eneineers; G.
| Cooking Utensils Stoves &C. II. Flax Canvas; l,
Brushesi n, Bunting and Dry Goods: o. Lanterns: {
sperm on X, ship Chandlery forsores and cquipmens
PHILA DELPHIA
Glass 30 l, White Oak Logs; No Q, White Oak Keel
Pieces No 3, White Oak lrOmiseuous Timber; No A.
spar Timber; No 10, White Pine Mast and Spar Timber
Logs and Panks 30 H. While Ash Oars 10 IS Wife Hie
Heart Hickory, Capsan Bars; No &c. Mahogany, Black
Locust; No 20 Black Spruce spar Timber; No H. Lis,
numyit@i No % Iron, round fiat, and square: 40 26,
steel; No q, Iron spikes; No 2s Iron Nails wrought
and cut; No 80 Lead; No 81, Zinc. Tin; No So Hard.
ware No "a. Tools for stores; No 80, White Lead; No
seed on, Turpenne Vanish NO4t Glass; 10 49, pitch
acon Mosn NO q ash on IaSw soap 70 49, Mis-