Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-31

Canvass duck trowsers $4,000
Barnsley sheeting irOcks 10000
"a GLASS s.
Blue satinet, yards 10000
CLASS 8.
Blue nanncls yards 100000
CLASS 10.
Barnslcy sheetlng, yards 100 600
anvass duck yards $4,000
Blue nankln, yards $4,000
Calfskln laced shoes. pairs 10000
kipSkin shoes, pairs $4,000
Grained leather boots pairs 10000
Woo len socks, pairs GOOOO
Mattresses with two covers lo5 each) 1900
Blankets 25OOO
CLASS IS.
Black silk handkerchief 10000
Oilers may be made for or classes at the op
ton of the bidder; but all the articles embraced in
Each class will be considered by ITSELF and the
tract for that class will be awarded TO the bidder whose
proposals Tor the articles comprised in the class are low
The cloth for the pea jackets shall be twilled pilot
cloth, pure indigo blue, woodyed.
The elt caps snail be OF ielt cloth dyed pure indigo
blue, made oil good Wool only, aud shall conform in the
sizes color grade of wool and in all other respects TO
the samples deposited at the navy ards.
The cloth for blue cloth round jackets and trow-
shall be twled all WOOL and pure indigo blue wool
dyed
heading consist Of not less than twelve White woollen
threads at each end Of the piece must weigh not less
Is yarls; the warp must be cotton, pure indigo blue,
yarn dyed, and the filling wool pure indigo blue, wool
dyed Each bale OF 400 yards shall average nine and
half ounces to the yard and no piece shall be below "
of material like the above The brJadslOth and satnet
which garments made shall be well spunged be-
fore made up.
me flannel must be all Iwoo wool dyed pure indigo
blue and twe; must he in pieces Of bout so yards III
per yard with list on each edge Of tour white wooden
threads woven III the whole ensth Of the piece To he
packed in bales of ten pieces the pieces 10 DC rolled
aratey nibOat cloth boards each bale 20 contain 800
yards ard 56t pounds flannel No piece TO have less
average weight than 40 ounces per ward,
The uversh'rs must be made OF flannel like the above
The WOODEN kit underslints must Ge warp Knit, all
fleece,
entirely by hand, OF two SlzcsNo 80 iIches long, u
inches rouud No q "a inches long, 80 inches do
weigh not less than LIT pounds per d"zen III all respects
equu to samples.
The wooden kut drawers to be all wool best American
fleece, indigo wool dy cd, warp stitch, OF two szcsNu
l. waist measure round ~ inches, length A nchs a
inches round the hip; No. 2. to round IS
inches length "A inches A inches round le hip; waist
band to he of STRONG twiled cotton, vel sewed end
firmly attaced TO the body to correspond In every re-
Spect with the sample
The Barnslsy sheeting be free from cotton, 81
inches in widths weight Il ounces SlOO per yard Tea
turc by to l-lO inch.
in Gth and about 81 yards in the piece, double threat
warp and Milling; weight eight ounces 2jlOO ard;
The shoes must be plainly stamped with the contract
or's name, number of the shoe and year when made.
pairs. unlcss otherwise ordered VIZ; OF No. II OF No.
d. o. 2 % 10 g mus be sewe with .srs ., and
conform in al respects 10 lhe samples at tho yards ana
be securely fastened with screws and each box to
S vain 2 2%FS o. n Of pStrs Of No.
versa, IL OF MOB with of No. TO- amt OF No. II.
TIC boots must be of the best quality OF oak tanned
and suit, hing to done with the hand to correspond
with The sample IN every respect except at the sides
shall he sewed with the hands, and not machine stitch
Tbe woollen socks must be woven or knit indigo mix.
ed all wUo shall be well secured, and in color quai-
Tine mattresses must weigh en- pounds including tick
ing which is to be cut feet inches IN length and 81
inches wide: The covers must measure a inches in
length AMI ~ inches in width The hair, ticking and
covers must cOufOrln to samples.
The nankin must be equal 10 the best blue American
nankn rs inches wide, texture threads by threads
the 18TH Of an inch, dyed with PHre Beqgat indigo.
IS by Is inches each. bale Of 50 pairs
weigh 5.5 pounds, ana no par Shalt weigh less than
and each blanket must be markedU s. Navy IA in the
SAMPLE
and weigh one ounce and IL grains Troy; texture, by
70 - one eighth OF an inch.
they propose to furnish be Of the growth produc
ton and manufacture OF the United states, prefer
will be given such.
schedule OF the three sizes each 100 pieces of
respective va DIS and all the above articles. including
the necessary buttons rings &c. to b. fully equal
in the quality, texture, color weight, and finish OF
teral, and CONFORM pattern sizes, workmanship
to said samples The price must be Uniform al al tie
stations.
Al the above articles must be subject to inspec-
ton at the place of delivery the chief of this
may directs ard no article will be received that
fully equal to tho sample in every respect, and
does not conform 10 the stpulatons and provisions
inc whole must be delivered at the risk and expense
the contractors name. The inspecting officers ap
pointed by the Navy Department.
The offers must distinguish the prices tor each article
mentioned in a class and be calculated TO cover
expense attending the iunment of tho contract
including the necessary buttons.
In case Of failure on the part Of the contractors
liver the several articles which may he oIdcrd rom
them proper time and or pTOJtr qtty the chief of
the Bureau of Pr vii0ns and tpinns ,aI authuriz
may be required supply the den iemcy under the pen
atty to be expressed in the cUniract the record
question: duplicate cop, thereof The bureau Of
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aforesaid, shall be evidence that such rcquisitIo has
Two more approved sureties in sum equal to the
estimated amount OF the respective contracts will
and twenty per centum will he withheld from
the amount Of all payments on account thereof
s IN m ana ab moi S event sn to BE- paid until
tum OF the amount OF all deliveries made will be paid
b. the navy agent within ten DAYS after the warrants
for the same snail have been passed by the secretary Of
the treasury.
others will be forthwith notified and early prac
tlcable contract VIII De Transmitted to them for
reau within ten Gays exclusive Of the time required for
the regular transmission of the mail.
record duplicate OF the letter informing bidder
icati thereof within the meaning Of the act Of 1916
and his bid will be made and accepted in conformity with
this understanding.
Every must be accompanied las directed in the
act of congress making appropriations for the
vice for lSiG-47, approved 10th of August 1885,, by
persons TO the effect That he they undertake that the
bidder bidders will his their bid be accepted en-
ter into an obligation within FIVE DAVIS with good and
sufficient sureties to furnish the supplies proposed The
bureau VIII not be oblgattd to consider proposal
unless accompanied by the guarantee required bv law
and by satisfactory evidence that the BIDDER has the Ii
required by act of congress The competency Of
the guarantee to be certified by the navy agent district
attorney, or the collector of the customs
Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained on apD'ica
ton TO the navy agents at Portsmouth New Iampshi
Boston New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and at this
bureau.
The attention Of bidders called TO the samples and
description OF articles required as. in the inspection
fore reception Just but rigid comparison will be made
between the articles offered and the samples and con-
tract receiving none that fill below them; and their
attention is also particularly directed TO the joint resolu
ton of 9th March, 1874 addition to the act of 10Th
oil August, 1916 dlaw4t jyll
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