Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-28
PROPOSALS.
NAVY DSPABryxsr


NAVY DEPARTMENT
Bureau of Stsam Enstnesring, July 10, ls54.S
Sealed Proposals to furnish materials for the
ssy for s6s of mil
time the opsndng will b
guished from other business letters aud directed
The materials and articles embraced in the
classes named are particularly described in the
to such as desire to offer. on application to the
conmandants of the, respective yards, or to the
navy agent nearest thereto. and those OF all the
yards upon application to the Bureau.
This division into classes being for the conve.
furnished as are actually required for bids. The
commandant ana navy sgent for each station will,
yards, have copy Of the schedules of the other
yards, for examination only, from which may be
cation for any of the classes of those yards. All
other things being equal preference will be given
Offers must be made for the whole of the class at
any yard upon one of the printed schedules, or in
strict conformity Herewith, or they will not be
Upon application to the Bureau, to the Com
az ct any yard or any d Na tS Agent: sae
information respecting the proposals will be fur
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bid
der who gives yes proper as 1y
the law OF iulh august, 1896 the Navy De psrtnens
deemed exorbtant,
contracts
cation is given and deliveries can be demanded
sign the contract ard their responsibility CERT;
fed to by a United States district Judge, c nited
As secnry per
be withheld from the amount ofthe bills until the
per eentum each bill in trpcate By
the comm andants of the respective yards, will be
PAID by the ssns PPOsn Of
eminent. within ten days after the warrant for the
shall have been passed by the Secretary of the
The. following the classes required at the re-
spective navy yards WIGTuDv ,,,,r
No. 8, boiler telling; No I, gum packing, &c; No
sDs.m Wal and soap
engineers stores; No. engineers tools; No: Il,
*Saf r rom
bolts, and nuts; No IS, copper; No. lsi tin, &c;
ored paints; No %, stationery; No a. frewood;
No. 50, cotton waste, packing, &C.: No. 3d. engi-
CHARLEsToWN, MASS
No Ss.s esE s'ns No o as
oil and turpentine; No I, lard oil; No. 8, metallic
e M s1E sea s sss M
in inst No T. steam pumps; No a. Troa ght
No. NAILS bo nuts
No. l9. tin, zinc &C.; No; 20, white lead; Nc; 81,
and ss Blank
butts: No. 26. white pine; No. 81, hemp and cotton
packing, & c.; No. IS, engineers stores, &c.
BROOKLYN, NY
Class No l, boiler iron; No. 2, pig iron; No. 3,
boiler telling; No 4, gum packing, rubber hose,
alcohol, &C. No 7, lard oil; No 8, lubricating or
metallic oils No. 9, tallow and soap; No. o. en-
gineers' stores; No. II, engineers tools; No. Il,
wEought, irS On pipes valves hI No Isl tn hes
No: IS, eogper No 10, tin, zinc, lead, &c. No 20,
white lead; No. q, zinc paint; No. 2, eo.ored
wood; No. Is, hickory and ash plank and butts;
No. %, white pine; No a. black walnut and cherry;
No. %, mahogany, white hOlley; No %, lanterns;
&c; No 81, sour -four crucbes, &c; No So patent
ed articles No. "a, cotton and hemp packings &c.
No. IS engineer stores.
PHILADELPHIA.
Glass No. l, boiler iron, d C !; No 3, boiler felt
sperm oil No 6, Linseed oil and turpentine; No. 7,
lard oil No. 9, tallow, soap No. 10, eng neers
stores; No II. engineers tools; No. IL, engineers
INSTRUMENTS; No. II, wrought iron pipes, valves,
bolts and nuts; No 10, copper No. 49, tin, &C.. No:
20, white lead; No. q, zinc paint; No. %, colored
paints and dryers; No. q, stationery; No. a, fire
wood No "a. cotton and hemp packing 81 c.; No. IS,
engineers stores, &c
WASHINGTON.
Glass No !, boi Ter iron &C.; No. 2, pig iron; No.
hose, &c; No S. sperm oil; No. 6, linseed oil and
tallow and soap; No 10. engineers stores; No. IL,
engineers tools; No. u, engineers Instruments;
valves. &C.; No. Is, tubes; No l6, STEEL No. IL,
tin, lead and zinc; No. 20. white lead No 81 zinc
paint; No. Y, colored paints, dryers, &C.; Ne o.
stationery; No. "a, FIRE wood No "a, cotton and
hemp packing, &C.; No. IS, engineers stores.