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BUREAU or YARps AID DOCKS,
s,,., p,,,,, "a, ..,, ,, June . y, .Se. =.
dorsed Proposals. for Class No. name the elass,)
for the navy yard at name the yard, y will be re-
O'Clock, p. m, and the opening Of The BIDS win be
commenced At 10 clock, m, on the following day,
for furnishing and delivering at the several navy
yards named the materials and articles embraced In
printed schedules, which, with the form Of offer and
guarantee, will be furnished on application, and sent
BY mall, u 50 requested, TO per.sns desiring % offer
TO contract Tor any or All o. the classes named thsen
by the commandants Of the several navy yards, for
the classes for the yards under their or BY
the Pay%astsr nesre, thereto or BY the Bureau for
To prevent confusion and mistakes IN scaling The
offers, no bid t0 b received tohich contains classes
for more than one yard IN one envelope nor any bid
ohfch 10 not perfect and complete IN nssV according
viiuai II a Gr,S must sign he bid and contract.
which VIII be furnished with The schedules. and they
h.ir offers shouS be made on the printed form pr:
reach their destination before the time expires for
eeying them no bid ,Ofi Be considered ohieh shall
Ell s. SSs Srss a"a mat 70 S.S.
must be accompanied BY the bidders license, or .
certified copy thereof and the bidder mus. state dis.
iii. q b BE T psiS f''" once ne ''' " MS
To guard again., offers being opened before the
time appointed. bidders are requested to endorse on
the envelope above the address, and draw line I'M
der the endorsement, thus
"ProposdLs for Class No tndp's The class for the
navy yard at (ldinG the yard. y
"To the Chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks,
Washington, D c.
The certificate to the guarantors' responsibility
must be eerned 70 BY the Assessor Of Internal Rove
nue. for the district 10 which they reside.
The schedule will state the times within which ar
tieles will be required to be delivered II any artl.
eles are named In the which are not known
TO be In common and general use, the bidders will
ascertain promptly whether such articles can DO pro
cured or not and II they cannot be obtained the fact
must be reported TO the Bureau at once before bids
shall be received.
The suretes must align the contract, and their re:
sponsiblty be certified TO by the Assessor Of Internal
Revenue for the district In which they reside.
AL offers not made In strict conformity with the
instructions accompanying the schedules will, at the
option OF the Bureau, be rejected.
The classes OF this Bureau are numbered as fol-
lows
Glass No. l, Bricks; No. O. Stone; No. 4, Yellow
Pine Lumber; No. 0, Oak and Hardwood; No. o,
md n 2
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FOR SLATE.
TREAsuRr DEPLVrHENr, }
OFFIcR OF srPERvIsiSa ARoHTrEcT,

TREASURY DEPLHrHESrl
OFFtcR OF srPERyIsINa ARoHIrECT, y
June ~, 1891
Proposals will be received at this once until June
49, 1857 for furnishing aud delivering at site Of
Treasury Building Washington, D. c., twenty seyen
hundred (77O0D States, IS inches wide aud "a inches
long, not less than one fourth Inch nor more
than one half inch In thickness, at least one
face TO be smooth and true, the edges sawed. tmust
be Of uniform dark color Of tint equAling that OF
the slate now the Treasury Building, and In every
respect be good A. the slate on hand, sample Of
which may be seen at the once Of the Treasury TX
tension corner Of Fifteenth street and Penusylvania
avenue
The whole Of the slate to be delivered before
the lat Of October NEXT.
Proposals to be accompanied by samples Of Slate,
and to be endorsed Proposals for Slate. -
A. h. MULLETT,
ialE Huparyising Architaet
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DROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO
BE SUPPLIED TO THE NAVY YARDS UNDER
THE COGnlZANCE OF THE BUREAU OF
STEAM ENGINEERING.


BUREAU OF bfEAh kNulhkkhlh0, \
wAsHINaroS. D. c., June II, 1857.
Sealed Proposals to furnish materials for the Navy
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1865 will DO
eeiyed at this Bureau until 10 O'Clock, m, Of the
10th Of July next, at which time the proposals will
bo opened.
The proposals must be addressed to the Chief Of
the Bureau Of Steam Engineering, Navy Department,
Washington" and must be endorsed Proposals for
Materials for the Navy that they may be distin.
guished from other business letters.
Printed schedules for any class together with In
structous to bidders, giving the forms Of proposal,
guarantee, and OF certificate Of guarantors, with
printed forms Of oorS will be furnished to such per-
sons AS desire to BID on application to the command
ants OF the respective navy yards and those OF all
the yards on application to the Bureau. These
schedules will DO ready for delivery on the ooh Of
une, inst.
The Commandant Of each navy yard and the Pur.
chasing Paymaster Of each station will have copy
OF the schedules OF the other yards for examination
only, in order that persons who intend to bid may
Judge whether is desirable to make application for
any OF the classes Of those yards.
The proposal must be for the whole Of class and
all applications for infor matlon or for the sxAmina-
tlon OF samples must be made to the Commaudans Of
The proposal must be accompanied BY certificate
from the Collector Of Internal Revenue for the dis
trct In which the bidder resides that he has aesnse
deal In the articles for which he proposes and he
must further .how that he is Of or
ply The guarauters must be certified by the As.
SCISSOR Of Internal Revenue for the district In which
they reside.
lhe contract will be awarded to the person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re-
| quired by law; the Navy Department, however, re-
serving the right to reject the lowest bid, or any
| which 1t may deem exOrbltant
suretes In the full amount will be required TO sign
the contract, and their responsibility must be certl
hod to the satisfaction Of the Navy Department As
additional security twenty per eentum will he with
held from the amount Of the bills until the contract
shall have been completed, and eighty per eenum Of
the amount OF each BILL approved In triplicAe by the
CommRndant Of the respective yards, will be paid by
the Paymaser Of the station dssig In the con
tract within ten days after the warrant for the same
shall have been passed by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury.
Thn rlasasa Of Ila Rnraan ara mn nd ha.I..
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND
WOOD.


SENATE OF THE UNIrEp sTATEs, !
OFFICE OF THR SERoEArr -Ar-kRNt, y
June II, 1867,
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
supplying PUBL Tor the use Of the Senate Of the
United States, as follows.
Seven hundred GOO tons a $40 lbs) bee, white
Ash Furnace or Large Egg Coal, 10 be thoroughly
screened and free from dirt.
one hundred Q00l Cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
esventy i've l7b) Cords best Oak Wood.
All to be delivered and piled away in the Senate
Vaults, under the direction Of the Chief Engineer,
within two 90 months after the contract Is awarded.
GRO 7. BROWN,
lels-td Ssrg 'l.At-Arms [. s. Senate.
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Of Paris and London, with the most gratifying re-
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BUILDING PROPOSALS..

NAVY DEPARTMENT, BrREAU oI NAvIaArIsx,(
June 0, 1857
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals. for building
Midshipmen's Quarters at the Naval Academy, An.
napolls, Maryland, will be received at this once
until o'clock p, M June 90 1857 at which hour the
bids Will be opened, for furnishing all the materials
and woIkmAnship necessary for tue construction and
compilation Of building for pmsn Quarters at
the Naval Academy grounds, Annapolis, Maryland,
according to plans and spseinations, which can ba
seen at this ONCE daily from 4. IN. to p. IN.
Bidders must accompany their offers with guaTAn-
ties that they will II their bids are accepted, enter
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the full amount OF the contract within days after
the acceptance Of their Offer and failing TO do so the
guAIAntors agree to make good TO the United BtAtss
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closing the whole building, Including sSLhes and
glass, bat without internal hnish, aud each ease
state the time In which they will complete the work
The Bureau reserves the right to SGt any or all
OF the bids al Its die erection.
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
JeS-SmWpe2s Chief Of Bureau
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The following are the classes, by the numbers, re-
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KlTTBRl
Nos l,237s,9 Ia IL, L. 10, II, Is, % - y, %,
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81, bs Co. co. g. a. Gj, 6s o. 10 H. ~ a. 75 H. IS So
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PHILADELPHIA.
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70, II, ~, a, "a, II, IS So, 81, S.
WASHINGTON
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