Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-28
PROPOSALS.
- B. o r o 8 A L s..
Navy DEPARTMENT

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ssslsd sSs
dorssd, Proposals for Glass No. tnaus tho class
rsee i've :, ua the SEk
s. al spd the opening o Of the the
day for srnishng an, and delivering :, The ssssfi
Bracsd in printed Schedules which, with the form
of offer and guarantee, will be furnished on april
desiring to offer q CONTRACT for any or all of tue
classes named therein, BY The sommandants Of the
under their command, or By the paymaster nearest
thereto, by the Bureau for any or all OF tho
To p,ersnt confusion and mistakes IN seolins tbs
offers, no bid ri be Feeeiced tchteh oonfaiHs eiasses
ta,si IS not psrse and complete IN itseJ aesoydisr
to the farms Of Offer and guaranty. and saeh 1adi-
Bidders are referred to the printed instructions,
which win be furnished with the schedules, and
they are hereby cautioned, and particularly mo-
tilted that their 9ers sao ,h Be- made on tbs b.
maed tim time to their lest before the
time expires for resolving them; bad mil be eo,-
a@a o a. g. a@ @ of 5ass
pail All offers must be accompanied by the bad-
Bidder Sn G at what a
Office he desires all his bills 10 be paid
time appointed bidders are requested to endorse ON
the envelope, above the address, and draw a line
under the endorsement; thus:
PROPOSAL for Class Ao.tgemt the claSslfor the
Nary Yard AZ tRams ths yard, = -
To the Chief OF the Bureau of Yards and Docks,
The certificate TO the gnarantors responsibility
Revenue for the district in which they reside,
The schedule l will state the times ne; within which
articles are named in the schedules which are not
viii ss En- paS 'r
can be procured or not, and If they cannot be OBJ
S BIDS sa b Be lpssHe the at
The sureties must sign the contract and their re-
ternaI Revenue for the district in which they re-
side. ..s7 uer
Instructions aecompangins the Schedules vii, at
the , option Of the ne B thiT be rejected ,
Glass No !, Bricks; No 2, Stone; No. & yellow
White pine Spru Stun Junpsr, and gypress; S"s'
a hnd and ter Moa i nS
and FiEeclay; No 10 Slate; NoI1 Iron Iron Spikes
FIJI Na IS PAINT sst Oils and a fSa d. Ship
Ghandlery No y Hardwarei. No. y. Stationery.
Charcoal; No, %. Betting, Packing aud Hose, No.
2; Sperm and Lgsricating Oils; No p Iron W YORK.
No %, Bitumnous Cumberland Coal; No 30. Semi
Btgnn N !, top Coal land pctog At Boston
80, Machinery aud Tools. -
NAVAL ASYLUM.
Class S No oSihng No HATS Bosts shSss x
Goods; No. 6 Bread &c; No. !. Tobacco; No. g.
sf F Fresoo S5 fs FSS nd T.
Miscellaneous: Nc Is. Hardware; No. 10. Station
cry; No. IL Filling Ice houses.
The following are the classes by their numbers,
required at the respective Navy Yards and Naval
Asylum:
BOSTON.
Nos ., g. 6, s. g. ga, 10, IL IL, l3 il, Is, Is,
II Is, 20, u 3. 81, %. %. y %, 81.
.-. .. NEW YORK.
Nos l. 5, II, II, IA 10, To- II IS, 20 q, % u, %, q,
81, 81.
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. 5, g. II, IA, Is Is, II Is, 20 q, %, "a 30 g.
-a. "Es NAVAL ASYLUM. #s. f#
Nos. 9 3. 4. s. g. T. 8. g II. T. l3, II. Is 10, IL.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. -u.-.
Nos H. II, 49, IA, Is, 10, II, 49, 20, 81 %
Is. "a, %.
PENSACOLA
Nos. o. I, s, II, II, IA, 10, IT, IL, Is, 20 81, 90 "a
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