Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-11

Extract from ldUS or the United States,
Sec. Il. And be further enacted That no contract
or Order any interest therein, shall be transferred Nv
the party parties 10 whom such or orderav
be given to other party parties, and that ans such
transfer shall cause the aDnument OF the contract or
order transferred SO far the United states are con-
eerheu froYlded mat all rights OF action hereby
reserved to the United state for any breach Of uch con-
tract 10y the contracting party or parties.
Sec. Is. And be it fuTther enacted, That whenever
any contractor for subsistence clothing arms amnuni-
lion mnntens Of war, and for description sup
Plies tor the army navy the United states shall be
found guilty by court martial fraud or wilfa ne
giegt o. duty he shai be punished by fine imprison-
ment, or such other punishment the court martial
s9ali adJudge and any person who shall contract t.
or iayy, shall be deemed and taken part Of the
lanq or naval forces OF the United hicn he
ha contract to furnish said supplies and be subject 10
the rules and regulations the government OF The land
ana naval forces Of the United States.
kSec And be it further resolved thar The chief Of any
bureau of the Navy Department in contraetn1 ar ,sl
supplies shai be at liberty reject offer Of av per
son VINO as principal or surety has been defauiterin
snail parties who have failed as prucn1s or srefe In
any former contract be received as surees on other con-
tracts nor shall the copartners OF any firm tie received
as sueties for such firm each other nor in con
tracts with the same bureau shall one contractor he va
Segu as surety or another; and every shall
require the delivery OF a specified quautltv an M
S AaTe nominal or hctitlous pric shall be cousid-
cred lhai il more than bid be offered Inv any one
party by or in the name of his or their clerk PARTNER
otnet person all such bids may be rejeced aud no
person shall be received a contractor who is not
mahnacturer OF or regular dealer in the articles which
facturer dealer And ali persons oerin hjds a
nave the right to be present when the bids are opened
Approved March 8, 1863
Inc following are the classes required at the respective
KITTERY.
ou w Wtf,o oak Logs; 3 White Oak Promiscu
Timber; l., White Pine Plank and Boards II Willie pSs
4 Ash oars I5 Hickory Butts t. Baek Wa rian a
Sherryi II, Cypress and Cedar; Is, Locust; Isl " lite
Oak Slaves and Heading 20, Black Spruce; FL Locust
Treenas %, Lignumvit@i 25 Iron round fiat aud
S11aTe rs steel; p, Iron Spikes 2s, Iron Nails
Tor stores S. Wh fo Lead zi H zgc
nsh ESeTed az Paints DRYERS 49, Tqrpenne Var
" ISL 0ll 49, lalow SOAP; a, Ship Chandlery.
Glass No / White H oak 1893 ?. White Oak r..,
OAK Plank; 6 Yellow Pine 1Slseuou; Tmger I, White
and Spar timber T. White Pine Logs, Plan ii6s M and
hogany and Cherry; Is, Locust; 10, White Oak STAY
2s gnumv@; 20 from g. Steel FL Iron Sd igs IS
iron Nails, wrought and cut; 80, Lead 81 Zine lin
White Lead; 81, Zinc Paints g. Colored Paints. "a
pputpenine and Varnish; 40 LiEseed Oil; Al Giass: a.
and Sweet 6n Al Sdip thaHdiery G 3D. I'i'0"' Soap
Glass No, !; White Oak LOGS; 2 White oo,. r..
Pieees 3 White Oak Promiscuous Timber; 4 VIII 4ie
Stock Logs I, Yellow Pine Beams: s. Yenow ri pin
M pne ana spTT h timber White Oak Knees TO- whit
Boards and h Plank e. ASH Logs and Plank a. As
%ars H. hhSTTy SUITS and Hsndspikes t. Bac
Oak Slaves and Heading 20 Black Spruce; ~ ce5a
Knees IS Iron Round Flat and SQUARE; 25 sdee sh
Iron spike; 2S, Iron Nails wrought cut; 80 Lead
Zinc, Tin; 33, Hardware; a. Tools Stores 36 Viii
Lead; 81 Paints: 3S, Colored Paints DRYERS;
Turpentine, VarniSh ~, Lnseed Oil; A. Glass;
Pitch Rosn a, Fish OIL; as, Tallow. Soap sweet %
46. Dry Goods; Al, Ship ChandlerY; As Patented Ar
cles.
PHILADELPHIA
Pieces: No. 8, white Oak Promiscuous Timber; No.
White Oak PLANK; No. 6, Yellow Pine Plank Sto
Logs; No. Z, Yellow Pine Beams; No. s, Yellow ri
Mast and spar Timber; No. TO- White Pine Mast a
Spar Timber; No. IL, White Pine Plank and Board
No. II, White Pine Deck Plank and Stage Plank; n
49, Ash Logs and Plank; No IA, Ash Oars; No. u.s. HE
DRY Butts and Handspikes; No. Is. Black Walnut, Che
~, Mahogany; No. II, Cypress and Cedar; No. is,
GUST No. 10, White oak Slaves and Heading; No.
Black Spruce; No. 81, Locust Treenais; No. %, Ii
nhumylte; No. Is. Iron, Round, Flat, and Square n
-, steel; No. q Iron Spikes; No 90, Iron Mai
sII991ght and Cut No 30, Lead; 81, Zinc Tin,
S1iu sa Do So Hardware; No "a, Tools for store
po o., %he Lead No. 81 Zinc Paints; No. 49, Colort
rdalnis DRYERS, &c; No. 49, Iurpentine Varnish; II
~, "Nseea Dii No Al, Glass; No 40, Pitch Ros
No. Al, Ship Chandlery. " ~'O"' "'"P' '"eet Vi
c, - 49, WASHINGTON
Glass No. !, White Oak Logs; G Ya,lo,v pine ,ia
tock Logs W mite Oak Keel Pieces. 10 Snrnca Div
npats; u w mite IIne Logs and Planb. "a ~ ~ -
H. Ash oars; Is, Hickory Bars ID RIsd ~
Cypress 49, Locust Butts ~ popiar S az w alnut;
nat and square; 20, Steel ~ Iron sn;t aroh Po9n'
Nails; - Pig from 80 Lead; 81 Zinc fin ana e dro
80. Hardware; "a, Tools for store: as p Dn, ooluel
White Lead: 81, Zinc Paint; 49, Colored
pentine and Varnish; 40 Linseed Ou A. Class. 80 I u
UNI; 40, Pitch Tar and Resin; A Fish OIL a. TN ~
Soap. aud Sweet Oil; Al, Ship Chanllcry: s. In
Copper; S. Tank Iron; 81 Poles; S., Bellows aug