Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
PROPOSALS.
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" BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks,

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IN BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
June II, 1889.
SEALED PROPOSALS for each class separately,
caSsJ for the navy yard At name the Yard" will
be received at this ONCE until noon on the lSth
day Of July next for furnishing and delivering At
articles embraced In printed schedules, which will
be furnished on application, and sent by mail, #
so requested, to persons desiring to Offer TO con-
tract for any or all OF the classes named therein,
by the eommAndAnts Of the several navy yards,
for the classes for the yards under their COM
RsPd or BY the navy agent neare.t thereto, or by
10 prevent conIasioH and mitiakss IN soaifag ne
Offers bd NIL b. reeeiped sOheh eoniatas eiasses for
more Than one yard N one envelope; and each indi.
vidual Of hrm must sign the BID and contract
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
notified that their offers must be In the form here
matter prescribed, and be mailed In time 10 reach
their destination before the time expires for re-
ceiying them, no bd l BE- considered ihtch aAaI BE-
eeetped sfer ne Rtrfod stated and no dloDdnce ViH
be made for The failure Of he nal.
To guard against offers being opened before the
time appointed, bidders are requested TO endorse
on the envelope, above the address, and draw a
ProposdLs for Class No. fnane the ciassJ for ne
Navy lard al name ne VGrdJ"
70 the Chief Of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks,
Washington, D. C.,
Form Of ogsr.
The undersigned, there insert the name or names
composing Ithe firm who bld,) OF (nAme the town J
IN the state Of tname the stAte,) hereby offer 70
furnish under your advertisement dated [dHte OF
AdyertiIenent and subject TO ali the requirements
Of the same, and OF the printed schedule 10 which
II refers, all the articles embraced in Class No.
name the class or classes) for the navy yard at
name the yArd,l according TO said schedule, viz
there paste on the printed class from the schedule
and opposite each article set the price and carry
out the amount In the columns for dollars and
cents and foot up the aggregate amount of the bid
for the eassj amounting to there write the amount
should my Tor our) offer be accepted, Tor wei
request the contract may be prepared and sent 70
the navy agent at (name the sgency,) for signature
the above otfer ia made in Strict conformity in
every particular with the law approved March Cd,
1859, section d, herein quoted
EIfrdd from laioS Of he United Sdiss
Sec, II. And Be u further snactsd That no contrat
order, or any interest therein shall be transfer
red by the party or parties to whom such contract
or order may be given to any other party or parteF
and that any such transfer shall cause the annul-
ment OF the contract or order Transferred far
the United States are concerned: Provided That all
States for any Dreaoh Of such contract by the con.
tracting party or parties.
Sec. Is. And be u further enacted, That wheneye er
any contractor for subsistence clothing, arms am
munition, munitions Of war, and for every descrip-
tion OF supplies for the army navy the United
fraud or wiIl neglect Of duty he shall be punish
ed by hne, Imprisonment, or such other punish
ment As the court-martin shall adjudgej and any
person who shall contract to furnish supplies Of
any kind or description for the army or navy, he
shall be deemed and taken as a part Of the land or
naval forces Of the United states for 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
Approved, July II, 1854.
Sec. ?. Aud Be 4 further resolved, That the chief o
any bureau Of the Navy Department, In contract
ing for naval supplies shall be at liberty TO rejec
the offer Of any peFsCn who, as principal or surety
has been defauter in any previous contract witt
the Navy Department. nor shall parties who have
failed as principals or Bureties in any former con
| tract be received Bureties on other contracts
noF Shall the oOpartners Of any firm be received al
sureties for such firm for each other nor in con
tracts with the same bureau, shall one contractor
be received as surety for another; and every con
tract shall require the delivery Of a specified uuan
tity and no bids having nominal or fictitious priesI
shall be considered. That If more than one bid bt
offered by any one party by or in the name OF hil
or their clerk, partner, or other person. all suct
bids may be reiectedj and no person shall be re
ceived as contractor who 10 not a manufacturer
Of regular dealer in the articles which he offer
to supply, who has not licencB as such mAnufac
turer or dealer. And all persons offering bid
shall have the right to be present when the bid
are opened and inspect the same.
(AppIoved, March ., 1868.
(Here the bidder or bidders and each member o
the hrm to sign