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(POnMRtlt.V SOLICITOR OK TIIU URNKRAI. LAND OI'FICB.j
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
wa sir in a ton, D. a
PRACTICES in llie SUPREME COURT of llie UNITED
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aiVHX t.HUA L COVN8KL A T HIS nifAMMSKSt;
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turn of the Vnitmd Slatfrom tin- ollitr Slaten.
? fcj-OFFICE AT 77/f; NATIONAL MliW OF
IP!(Tr<, I'mmylrania amnte. mar 2H?disil'dtw
ANN UAL SUPPLIES FOUT1IK NAVY.
Navy Dkpartment,
flurcau of Construction, Equipment, and licpair,
May 22, 1849.
SKALF.D PROPOSALS, cndorsml "Proposalsfar
iiarat supplies" (nmiiin? ihe yard, for which the
oiler i* inndrj will bo roceived nt this Htirouu until
o'clock, P. M. of ihe 30th June next, for furnishing
and delivering, under contract, at the respective Navy
Ynrd* herelnufler named, the several articles speci
fied in I hi* advertisement. One-fourth part of nil
the articles required at eueh ofsuid navy yards, com
prising a due proportion of each kind, must he deliv
ered on or before the first of September next; one
other fourth part on or before the first of December
next; one other fourth part on or before the first of
April; and the residue on or before the thirtieth of
June, eighteen hundred and fifty; nnd, in case of
fuilure to furnish and deliver the articles within the
time and in the proportion specified, the Bureau or
the respective commundants of saio navy yards to
have the rii?ht lo direct pure base* to be made to sup
ply any deficiency, and the contractor and his sure
ties to be liable in twice the contract price.
Proposal* must provide for furnishing and deliver
ing, on. like terms and anuLUiuns, tiny additional
quantity of Ihe articles contracted for that may be
required at either of the said nnvy yards before the
expiration of the fiscal year ending on the said 30th
.Inns, 1850, on fifteen days' previous notice from the
lturenu or ihe..commandant of the yard where the
articles are required.
Persons offering for more than one yard must
make separate and distinct, proposals for the ntpply
of eachi, keeping tlie.classes of articles separate., and
embracing the irhole quantity of ull the articles enu
merated in the class. The cost of each itein must
be distinctly carried out, and the aggregate of each
class correctly footed up, which is muterial lo a lair
comparison of bids. An erroneous extension or an
erroneous aggregate will constitute un informality,
und the bid will not be considered.
No extension of time for deliveries under any con
tract will be granted, and penalties for nonfuluhiient
will in all cases be rigidly enforced; bidders are there
fore requested to oiler for no more than they are sure
they fan furnish within the time specified.
All the articles must lie of the very best ouality,
conforming lo samples which will be exhibited on^p
piicalion to the commandant of the yard nt winch
they, are to be delivered. They must ne in good or
der and condition, in suitable vessels or packages, a*
the case may be; all vessels, articles, and packages
to be subject to the inspection of the yard where Ihey
are received, and h? in nil respects to the satisfaction
of the commandant.
Approved sureties in twice the estimated amount
will be required in the manner set forth in the form
of contract, and ten per centum in addiiiou will be
withheld from the amount of each payment uscollal
oral security for the faithful performance of the con
tract. Ninety per cent, of each delivery will be paid
by Hie Navy Agent within thirty davs after the bre
sentation of approved bills, in triplicate, by Ihe com
mandant of the yard at which the deliveries are
made.
Every offer mu*t be accompanied by a written
guaranty (the responsibility of the guarantor or guar
aniors to be certified by a Navy Agent or other offi
cial person, or by some one known to the Bureau)
that, if the offer bo accepted, the bidder or bidders
will, within five dtvt nfier the receipt of the con
tract at the post otnew designated, execute the same,
wilh good anil sufficient sureties, to furnish the arti
cles proposed, agreeably to the terms specified in this
advertisement, and which may lie embodied in the
contract. The law of 10th August, 1840, forbids the
consideration of all proposals not accom|?anied by
such guaranty.
Bidders are particularly cautioned to endorse their
offert as above required, that they may be distin
guished from other business letters, in order to pre
vent their being opened before the proper time.
All offers not made in strict conformity with this
advertisement In every particular will be rejected as
Informal. Those whose offers are accepted will be
duly notified, and contracts for\yaided without dc
I ay.
Persons offering are directed to designate the post
office through which they desire to be addressed and
the navy agent to whom the contract shall be aeot
for fMcutlon.
FORM OK AN OFFER.
Washington, May , 184'J.
I hereby agree to furnish ami deliver, at I>>?? Navy
Yard at -, in conformity with the requirements
?f the advertisement from the Bureau of Construe
tion, Kquiinnents, ami Repair of the 22d May, 1M49,
the several article embraced in classes one anil two
lor that yard, to wit;
Class No. 1.
? lb*, white lead at ? cents . . $
lb*, lampblack at ? do . . .
lbs. red lead at ?? do . . .
lbs. litharge at ? do ...
Class No. 2.
?? gallon* sperm nil at ? rent ft
? lbs sperm candles at ? do
Very respectfully, A. B.
ToCum.CiiAKLnW.HKtNNr.lt}
Chief of the. Bureau of Const'n, kc., Washington.
We the undersigned, residents of ?-??, i'? the
State of , hereby guaranty that in case the
foregoing hid of be accepted, that will,
within live days alter the receipt of the contract at
the |?ost-office designated, execute the same, with good
and suHicient sureties, to furnish the supplies embraced ,
in said bid in conformity with the term* of the. odver-1
tisemeiit under which it was made. A. II.
C. 1).
I hereby certify that, to the best of uiy knowledge I
and belief, the al?ove-named guarantors arc. good and |
suihr.ienl. E. 1".
NAVY YARD, (lHARLKSTOWN, MASS.
Class No. 1?Iron.
6,000 lbs. I4 inch round iron P<* pound |
5,tM)0 do I do do do
4,000 do i do do do
3,000 do J do do do
2,000 do A do do do
1,000 do I do do do
500 do 5-It! do do do
.'100 do 4 do do do
300 do 3 Hi do do do
2,000 do ti by J inch Hat do do
2,tN)0 do 4 by 4 do do do
do2A by p,do do do
1,04)0 do *2 by A do do do
2,000 do 3 by j do do do
2,tNH) do 2 J by j)do do do
1,000 do I by \ do do do
500 do Russia sheet iron do
1,000 do Russia or Swedes nail rods do
1,000 do do do spike rods J by 4 inch do
3G,G00 pounds 1
All tin? iron Li be of the best American manufacture. |
('[.ass No.Copper.
500 lbs. 04 oz. braziers'copper sheets 6 by 3 ft p. lb.
500 do 54oz. do do do do
1 ,IKNI do 34 oz. do do do do
1,000 do 32 oz. do do do do
3,(HN) pounds
500 sheets 32 oz. hot rolled sheathing cop|>er
estimated to weigh 4,700 lbs per lb. |
500 sheets 34 oz. hot rolled sheathing copper,
estimated to weigh 5,000 lbs per lb.
1(H) sheets iSoz. hot rolled sheathing copper,
estimated to weigh 600 lbs per lb
100 sheets 22 oz. hot rolled sheathing copper,
estimated to Weigh MM) lbs per II). I
All the sheet copper must have straight edges and |
square ends and be of parallel widths.
Class No. 3?Hardware.
ft coopers' axes per sample, each
5 coopers' adzes do do
f? broad axes, handled do do
10 narrow axes, handled do do
2 hollow adzes do do do
2 carpenters' adzes do do do
25 bradawls do do do
25 awls do do do
3 braces and bitts, (48 bitts) do do
2 iron do (20 bitts) do do
5 I learborn's balances to weigh 501bs do do
100 i\l iron brads 14 to J 4 inch do per M |
20 do Randall's yatent brads do
2 sets firmer chisels ? to 2 inches .
each set, handled do per set |
2 sets rocket chisels 2 to 2 inches
each set, handled do
10 carpenters'compasses do each |
2 coopers' callipers do do
2 mast callipers do do
2 large butchers' cleavers do do
3 small do do do
250 lbs A ineh iron chain do per lb. |
250 do 7-10 do * do do
250 do j> do do do
250 do J do do do
250 do ? do ? ? do do
0 dozen tine saw files, ((Iraves St Son s) per doz. |
12 do 4 inch hand-saw tiles do do
12 do G do do do do
12 do 7 do do do do
1 do rat tail tiles do do
2 sets firmer gouges \ to 2 inch,
handled per sample, per set |
2 sets socket gouges to 2 inch,
handled do do
3 steel tongued bevils do each I
3 bung borers * do do
3 tap borers do do
G dozen brass buttons on plates do per dozen
50 lbs. copper burrs do per lb. j
50 do cut conper rivets do do
10 brass cocks do do
3 coopers' crows do each |
2 glazing diamonds ' do do
3 brass dividers do do
G dozen brass escutcheons, assort, do per doz. |
2 do spike gimlets do do
2 do nail gimlets do do
G fish kettles do each |
20 stew pans, assorted sizes do do
It) frying pans do do
20 bake pans, assorted sizes do do
'20 uoppwr teakettles, G quart do do
20 iron tea kettles do do
4 carpenters' gnages do do
100 lbs. China glue do per lb.
3000 tcuter hooks do perM . |
12 butchers' knives, 12 ineh do caef
G cheese do It) do do do
100 fishing hooks, assorted do do
12 broad hatchets do do
24 claw hammers do do
3 wrench hammers do do
4 dozen pair 4x4 iuch heavy brass butt
hinges, with shifting pins per dozen |
3 dozen pair 3x 2A inch heavy brass butt
hinges, with shifting pins do
G dozeo pair 24 x > inch heavy brass butt
hinges, with shifting pins do
8 dozen 2 x I i inch heavy brass butt hinges do
1 dozen 4 iuch brass door hooks
and eyes per sample, do
1 dozen ? inch brass door hooks
and eyes do do
2 dozen iron butt hinges, assorted do do
5 gridirons do each |
5 griddles do do
5 iron ladles do do
2 waffle irons do do
2 iron pots do do
1 doz. secretary lunges with springs do per doz.
10 tinder boxes and steel do each |
H shoe knives do do
ft drawing knives do do
G pallet knives do do
4 putty knives .do do
2 pileti kettles do do
2 hollowing knives do do
2 rounding knives do do
10 sail knives do do
4 gross blank door keys do per gross
2 do blank drawer do do do
12 mortice doors (Nashua,) with
mineral knobs do each
10 dozen 3-inch iron tumbler pad
locks, 12 kinds of keys to each
dozen do per do*.
5 dozen 3-inch brass tumbler pad
locks, 12 kinds of keys to each
dozen do do
G doz. 4-inch iron cupboard hicks, do do
12 kinds ol keys to each dozen do do
1 doz. G-inch iron closet locks, 12
kinds ol key* to each dozen do do
25 papers sewing needles, assorted do per paper
2000 lbs. iron out nails, 4d to 40d,
equal quantities each size do per lb.
1000 lbs. wrought iron nails, Gd to
12d, equal quantities each size do do
600 lhs. cut copper nails, 4d to 20d,
equal quantities each size do do
2tN) lbs. iron finishing nails, Hd and
HKl, equal quantities each sixe do do
4 M scupper nails do per M
10 M I clout nails do do
6 short Jointer planet do ?ach
9 long do do do
tf jack planes do do
3 grooving plants do do
2 pairs match plane* do do
3 astrigal planes per .tample, each
4 moulding planes do do
4 bead planes do do
3 plow planes do do
3 coopers* block planes do do
1 coopera'jointer long do do
1 coopers' jointer short do do
0 spoke shaves do do
3 bucket shaves do do
3 can shaves do do
3 in. shaves do do
1 ream sand paper do per ream.
10 2-ft. rides, single & double-jointed do each
10 wood rasps do do
3 guaging rods do do
10 sail rubbers do do
V00 pounds iron riveU, assorted sizes do per lb.
10 cast-steel shovels do each
6 snades do do
4 shovels and tongs do do
6 (jiiinter scales do do
G screw drivers do do
G steelyards do do
10 hand saws do do
3 tenon saws do do
2 sash saws do do
2 compass saws do do
2 wood saws, framed do
2 whip saws (pit) do do
2 cross-cut saws , do do
2 keyhole and pad saws do do
2 dovetail saws do do
lOtK) lbs. patent deck spikes, 4-4J. 5-5j, 0-04,7-74,
8-9 in. equal quantities each kind
per sumpl^, per lb.
4 butchers' steels do each
4 trying squares do do
4 iron saws do do
4 saw sets do 'do
4 brass squares do do
4 bread sieves do do
4 bread shods do do
3 large tin bread scales, with sets weights do
3 small do do do do do
3 Hat do do do do do
100 M. copper tacks ?, }, j|, and {-inch, equal
quantities each size per M.
100 do tinued tacks, 7-8 inch do
100 do iron tacks J, J, j), and t-inch? epual quanti
ties each size per M.
10 boxes XX tin 0 per box.
2 bench vices, large f per sample, each.
2 bench vices, small do do
2 hand vices do do
2 coopers' vices do do
4 sets iron weights, 1 to 4 pounds per set.
4 do do 4 to 28 do do
4 do lead do 1 oz, te 1 pound do
f?00 pounds sheet zinc per pound.
500 pounds pig zinc do
200 pounds iron sheathing nails do
20 gross 5-8-inch No. ft iron screws per gross.
5 do 5-8-inch No. 13 do do
10 do 5-8-inch No. 0 do do
10 do 3-4-uich No. 9 do do
10 do 7-8-inch No. 0 do do
10 do I4 inch No. C do do
5 do lA-inch No. 7 do do
Class No. 4?Flax Canvass.
200 Ik?Its No. 1 flax canvass per bolt.
150 do No. 3 do do
541 do No. 8 do do
Each bolt to be 40 yards iu length, and 20 iuches
wide, according to sample, and subject to the usual
Jest.
Class No. 5?Ship Chandlery.
50 hickory brooms per sample, each.
100 oorn brooms do do
100 whitewash brushes do do ?
UN) paint brushes, No. 1A do do
25 sash tool brushes per sample each.
50 camel's hair brushes do do
50 hand scrubbing brushes do do
50 clamp scrubbing brushes do do j
20 long handle tarbrushes do do
20 short handle tar brushes do do
10 rolls worsted binding, assorted
colors do do
5 pieces white bunting, 40 yards In
length, Ift inches wide do por ploce.
5 pieces scarlet bunting, 40 yards
in length, 1R inches wide do do
5 pieces blue bunting, 40 yards in
length, lfi inches wide do do
I piece yellow bunting, 40 yards in
length, 18 Inches wido do do
5 silver calls do each.
30 yards bleached cotton, 7-8 wido do per yard.
1 set truss hoops do per set.
10 pounds curled hair do per lb.
25 sides rigging leather, estimated to
weigh 500 pounds do do
10 sides pump leather, estimated to
weigh 200 pounds do do
25 sides bellows leuthcr, estimated
toiweigh 175 pounds do do
50 pounds lamp wick do do
5 gross lamp wick wire do per gross.
25 chalk lines do each.
10 cask* line do do
ti tape lines do do
50 gallons whale oil per gallon.
30 gallons tar oil do
10 china bowls for water closets per sample, each
25 fishing lines do do
25 pounds seine twine do per pound.
25 pounds whipping twine do do
20 pounds yellow beeswax do do
20 mounted roping palms do do
20 mounted seaming palms do do
100 dozen Russia mats, foY covering
cordagn do per dozen.
3 Turkey oil stones do each.
3 grindstones, estimated at 200
pounds per pound.
100 east steel irrapers per sample, each.
100 ox hides far rope, estimated to
weigh 10,000 pounds do per pound.
1,000 pounifs No. 1 extra soap do
10 do thread, assorted colors pr. sample, pr. lb.
10 do shoe thread do do
200 do tallow do
10 do mop yam do do
12 bundles coopers' Hags, estimated
at 150 pounds do
50 life preservers per sample, each.
1 patent log do do
I cotton seine and bag, 40lathoma,
18 feet decp\ do
1 cotton seine and bag, 60 fathoms,
24 feet deep do
100 feel 3-inch leather hose per foot.
100 feet 2 1-2 Inch do do
25 yards black cotton velvet per yard.
Class No. 6.?Paints and Oils.
8,000 pounds pure dry white lead per pound.
1,000 do lamp blook do
500 do red lead , do
600 do litharge do
| 200 do Venitlan ltd do
j 3,000 do Spanish uniting do
I 200 do chrome grten (woods) do
100 do French yellow ochro' do
75 do gum shellao do
10 do Prussian blue do
1,000 gallons raw Dutch linseed oil per gallon.
300 do spirits turpentine do
Class No. OaJcum.
10,000 pounds oakuin (beet qutfyty, made from junk) pr. lb.
Class No. 8- Manilla Hemp.
*211 tons Mallliu hemp, per t^n of 2,210 lb.-<
ClJhu No. 9?Stationery.
fit) memorandum books, larfce persample, each
fiO do fnifll
10 blank book*, 2 qulrca t do
10 do :t do
20 pieces India rubber
80 ha If pint bottle* black ink
10 do do i
20 inkstands
1 iukstaudirh
in penknives, each 4 blades
r? reams log paper
20 do foolscap paper
IU do letter do
f? do envelope do
2 do blotting do
fiOcardasti-elpemi \ do | per card
:W sheets drawing paper drt per sheet
li parallel rulers . do each
r? round rulers [do do
6 flat rulers \do do
fi rolling rulers Ho |?/o
20 dnseu lead pencils fo per dozen
HOD slate pencil* <V per hundred.
25 camerahair pencils *!? each
3,1*10 quill* <L ,wr 100
III sandboxea each
110 pounds Mild di p?rlb
10 double log alatea " '*
10 single 1I0
2 boxes water colors
10 ponudN waters do\ per lb.
AO..
__ sand pounce
4 Outlier's scales ito
75 bolts red tap?? ?/<? t,
10 paper foldera </.>
I box mathematical instrumental*
10 pounds sealing wax do
21) bolts taste do
Olabb No.
ft) cords mixed oak wood
V.Tr
no corns mixeu oaa wood per cord
? MMndMbmi prtonvfMVtt*
Class No. 11 ?Kami Stores,
1,200 !>tf rrc-lx Suffolk lar
O) ilu pitch
'Si do rosin
10 do turpentine
NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Class No. 1?/ron, per pound.
per barrel
Hound.
I 3,ooo lb*. 1 hid,
do ? Hi do
:j,(*m) do a n do
1,A Hi do 7-10 do
:t,UN) do 4 do
I I,(MM) do $.10 do
do
i,ojo do :fic</o
2,(NNI <tu IMG do
?I,WW do | do
:i,hn) do ia i0(/?
do I do
r>,UMI do I do
4,UN) do I lf??/??
do 11 do
2,oin) do l 1g</?
1,(Ml do l{ do
2,UNI do ir, \tido
I .(Mm do I ?-10</u
do n do
1,0(10 do |( do
I,INN) do 1} do
Tiorn, do
'J,(100 do
;i,(mt* do 3]
'.',000 do
3,u00 do
Si/iuire.
i^moihK. r.-io inch
:U
I do 3 H
1,00(1 do 7 10
2,(110 do |
2.000 do U IG
(Nil do |
2,UNI do II IG
2.UJ0 do I
2.INNI do 1
I,INN) do 14
2.UNI do i j
l,(NN) do l{
2.1 NU do 2
9/,MU) lb*.
I.0U) lb*. 1 Ity | iia<"Ii
flat Iron, per pound.
1,000 di
1.1**1 do I
f 2,000 do 1
1.000 do 1
2,0(10 do I
' 3,000 </o 1
1,000 do 11
1.(N * I do I;
2.UN)4o I
2,000 do 1,
3,000 do 1,
2,000 do I
2,000 do 2
2,(MM) do 2
2,0)0 do 2
2.000 do 2
2,UNU/u 2
1,000 do 2{
I 2,UK\do 24by
2,ono do 21 by
I 2,000 da 3 by
2,000 do 3 by
by i
by f> IG do
by ' ^
by
by
by
by 3 IG do
by
?I by
?14 by
A by
4| by
do
1.000 Ibt. 3 by
2,000 do :t* by
2,000 do 3* by
2,000 do ? "
1,0)0 do
3,000 do
1,011) do
l,0jl) do
2.000 do
3.01 NI do
1,100 do
1,000 do
1,000 do
1,000 do
1,000 do
1,000 do
1,000 do
1,UK) do
1,000 do
2,000 do
by I do
by 7-16 do
by *
71,600 lb*.
by the bundle.
Hoop Iron.
I 80 cwt. two inch hoop iron, No. G, yard guage
** " ** whale hoop iron
merchantable ha
1
:*? do 1
jo do I
30 do 1
d do I do do
Sheet Iron.
3 bundle* Russia siieet iron, No. IG
3 do do 12 no
| All the iron to be of the beet American manufacture.
Class No. 1.?Copper.
20) sheets, *ay 1,000 lb., 14 07.. hot rolled sheathing copper
per lb.
sheets, bay 100Ibt--.; I I 07.. rold rolled do do
8 do each 20, 24^G, 28, 30, -12, M. and 40 lb*.
brazier'* copper, say in all 1,872 lb*. do
4 do GO lb*. brazier's copper, say 210 ib*. do
All I lie sheet copper must have straight edcesand square
nd and lie of parallel width*.
Ola68 No. 3.?Lead and Tin.
\ 2 roll*, each 4, 4 J, 0, and 7 lbs. milled sheet lead
(nay 2,00) I tin.) per lb.
1,000 pounds India tin do
G boxen 1 tin plate, 14 by 20 per box.
10 do IX do 10 by 14 do
G do SI)X do do
G do |)\X do do
3 length* each 1, 1 J, 2, 2J Inch milled lead pipe
(Hay 315 poiiudN) per lb.
Clakh No. 4.?Copper and Composition Sails.
100 pound* 20d
100
Ud'T
lOd do
I nail*
do
do
per Ib.
do
do
per foot.
do 1 inch VompoHition nail*
do 24 do do
do 3 do do
do 34 do do
Clash No. D.?Glass-.
100 feet 7 by 9 Red lord crown glass, double thick
100 do 8 by 10 do do
100 do II by 11 do do do
100 do 10 by 12 do do do
100 do 10 by 14 do do do
100 do 11 by 15 do do do
100 do 11 by 17 do do do
100 do 12 by 12 do do do
100 do 12 by 10 do \ do' do
\O0 1I0 12 by 18 do do do
21 light*, ilint glass, for bowsprit lantern*, per
pattern per light.
12 patent deck light* 34 by 0 inches do
12
do
? :? by It
34 by 1(1
3/ by 11
10 do
do
12 do
4 12-inch patent msguxiuc light*, 1J inch thick,
free from all defect*
4 I3ducli do 11 do do do
Clark No 6 ?Flax Canvass.
(JO bolt* No. 1 flax canvass, 30 iuche* wide. 40
yard* long, sample
GO do
40 do
3
Clash No. 7.?Cotton Canvass.
10 bolt* No 1 cotton cauva**, 20 Inches wide 0>
yard* long, per *atnplo
per bolt.
lo do
H
do
10 do 10
10 do cotton canvass for cot*, 30 inches
wide, O) yard* long do
10) do hummock *tutT, 42 inches wide, 0)
yards long do do
100 do bng 42 do do do
;tO do Ru**iaduck do do
20 do RuveiiM do light do do
4000 yard* twilled b.nrgiug, '.VJ inches wide do per yard.
Clash No. 8.? Twine.
1000 |>outida flax Hewing twine, 3 thread, wimple, pr. pound.
700 do cotton do 7 do do
20 do Rei ne do do do
2ft do whipping do do do
Clash No 9.?-Sperm Oil and Candles.
,')000 gallon* pure winter strained ? pertn oil |K*r gallon.
HOtNt pounds pure ti|>erm candles per |Niiiud.
Class No. 10.? Wood.
20) cord* sound oak wood per cord.
Clash No. 11.?Coat.
2U) ton* best peach orchard Schuylkill coal,
100
broken and screened
do lump Cumberland coal, per ton ot 2^10 lb*
Clash No. 12.?Paints and Oils.
do
dry while lead
do red lead
do lamp black
do litharge
do yellow ochre
do chrome green
do chrome yellow
per pound.
do vermili
2.000 gallon* pure linseed oil. raw
70) do *pirits turpentine,
brown Japan
copal varnish
.10 do
35 do
2f> do
harness do
bent coach varnish
do furniture do
Class No. 13.?LetUhtr.
. 3 sides heavy oiled pump leather (any IO) pounds)
sample, per pound.
2fi do best quality W. O. tanned
pump leather, not le** than 3D.
lbs. per side, (my JO)pound*) do do
200 do rigging leather do per side.
100 do bellows do liv do
10 do buf) do do do
10 do white oak tanned sole leather do do
20 do hose leather do do
:w do haruern leather, a**sorted thick
do
100 do liest ipiality *heep skins, dresned
in the wo?d </o
Class No. 14.?Ifardxrare.
1(0 pounds, each 20d. 12d, lOd, and bd
wrouRht iron bout nails
200 do e?ch (?d, 01, Id, and 3tl
100 do eaeb 20ij, 12J, Itkl, Nd, and Gd
wrought iron iMila
100 do 6 inch iroo cut aplkrs
:dN) do 4i)il iron cut nails
30il do
do
100
do 2lk| do do
do I'AI do do
do lOil do do
ItNl do Nd do
DiNI do I'AI do brad head nails
rough! Iron
I do 11 do do do , f'J|
20 du 11 do do do
20 do I ] do do do
0)lb?4d do do
CO do bd do do
69pounds,each. No?L 3, ft, G, 7, 8, 9} 10 II, 19,
O) M !
do j
I ft do I
ft do I
I do k
10 do 1
bdol
bdo J
*l ?
13, 14, 15, IG, 17, ami 18 iron wire
Inch
cojyte
cut lacks
do do do
do do wrought do
do do
<l?
I do brua iruuk n.ll*
2 sheets brass, No. 12
per sheet.
4 do each " 1*, 10, 20, 21, ami 22 do
9u M 1 inch iron cut brads M
20 do Ik do do do
20 do ll do do do
20 do j do do do
10 M | do do do
10 do I do do do
15 do 3 nr.. pimp lack* do
60 do N do iron RUI do do
10 do 12 do do do do
1 0 do M do do do do
C do iron limn .I rivets, 2f (oij in. sample ilo
2 seta 7-inch iron lied screws, do do
1 do 6-inch do do do do
3 M 31-iuch iron hheave rivets, 3fl in. diaui. do
3 do 2f-hich do 0 It} do do
I do 2J-iuch do (*? 10 do do
fi do 1 .1-8-Inch du do do
I do 12-iuch do do do
I do lj'iuch do do do
0 pounds, each, Non 17, IH, ami 19 copper wire,pound
00 do brans win-. assorted Non. 1 l?? do
12 sets brass tuhle fastenings, sample s?-t
i-omp'n lumps and plate staples, for arm chairs do
2 win brass wheel HaHic-m
I do ilo binnacle bract-sand futures
I dozen do sash rollers, No. 4
do
do
dozeni
do
eh best American iron padlocks,
assorted keys sample do
do 21-inch do do do do
do 3-inch do braKK do do do
do 2j inch tlo do do do d(t
do 2-inch do do do do do
do 12-inch stock locks do each
If routt ScreteSf (irons.
3 4 o o 7
0 10 II 12 14 1ft 16 18 19 31
Iron ScrciMfgroHH
4 0 C 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 10 1G 18 19 20
ii 4-inch iron chest locks
Itinc.h do
jf-inch do do
3-Inch do desk locks do
2t>inch do mortice closet locks
6-inch
0-inch
njile per dt
ch
do
0 inch double-faced cupboard locks do
44 Inch upright mortice locks, finch
thick, brass screws tor knobs do
3| inch upright mortice locks, f inch
thick, brant screws for knobs do
4 inch mortice knob latches do
2| inch cupboard ketches, with keys do
2! inch iron drawer locks do
2| inch do do do
SiiicIi do do do
11 inch do do do
3 inch do do th
34 inch brass sideboard locks do
blank eomp'n keys do
do iron drawer lock keys, assorted do
2 inch tl.it escutcheons do
2 inch do do
1 inch do do
1 inch do do
1 inch do do
1 inch do do
iu. brn*s sash knobs, with screws do
| inch do shutter knobs do
10 do
1 do
1 do
iron bull hinges do do
1! inch do
ll inch do
1J inch do
1 inch do
f inch do
; inch do
pairs 3 Inch
do :ifc inch (to no do
do 4 inch do do do
do 0 inch do do do
do 2 inch do do do
do 3* by 3J inch du do do
do 4" by 4 inch do do do
do 4fc by 0 inch brans do do do
do 4 by 4 inch do do do
do .'<{ by inch do do do
do by 3 inch do do do
do 2j I))' 2f inch do du do
do 2 by 2 inch do do do
do 0-lncli do do do
do 4j-inch do do do
do 4-inch do do do
do 3J-inch do . do do
ilo 3-inch do do do
do 2$-iuch do do do
do 2-inch do do do
do 1 J-inch do do do
1 do do 2 by 4-inch table butts do do
1 do
1 do
du 2k by 0-hich
" 1} by :t|
do
. . 31-iuch do
24 do J-inch brass eyes, with screws
1 du 21-iiich do side hooks and eyes
1 do 11-inch do do
2 do 3 inch do do
H do li-iltch do side hooks
1 do 6-inch do cabin door hooks
1 do 4-inch do do
1 do 3-inch d't do
1 do 2|-inclu/o do
I do 3 inch do < do limb
1 do 2-inch do do do
1 do 0-inch do barrel do
1 do 0-inch do do do
1 ilo *1-luch do tlo do
do 0-iiich do square raised bolts
I do 6-inch
do 0-inch straight square bolts
do 6-inch do bulk bead
2 do 0-iuch do
3 do 4-inch do
2 do 3-inch do
2 do 4-inch do
2 do .'U-inch do
3 do {-inch do
8 do (-inch do
3 do J inch do do
N do 1-inch do do
I do l-inch'/o flush do
1 do iVilirhdo do
10 yards brass iack chain No. 10
I dozen If-ineh straight brass castors
1 set brass esc. etoire trimmings
111 poundsbest quality sash cord
3 brass bib cwks, j-iuch, b? ?t America
tlusli
curtain rings
yard
30 do
3 do
3 do *to\)
do
I inch do
1-inch ilo tht do
1-inch dn ilo ilo
. Hindi do do do
3 do do 2-inch do. do do
3 dozen best C. $. wood axes, handled sampled each
2 do do brad awls, handled do do
arpenters' adzes, handled do
do
do
do coopers'
3 anvils
3 iron braces, with 20bitfs cach
3 wood do 48 bitta cach
6 bung borers
6 tap borers
1 patent balance to weigh 000 pounds
2 aoven C. 8- carpenter?' compasses
1 do coopers' do
2 do flrmerchisels,assort., handled
2 do socket do do do
000 pounds while chalk
6 cooper's crows
sets drills, with boxes and bows
2 sets dies, letter.' and figures, finch
3glaziers' diamonds, bent quality
3 pairs brass dividers, for cailmakers
1 cooper's trow
1 dozen each, 8, 10,12, and 14 in. flat tiles
I do 8, 9, and 10in. round
1 do 8,10, 12, and 14 in. | do
| do 3, 4, 0 and It ill rat-tail
t? */o whipsaw fllen
do handsaw do
2 do crosscut do
2 do ftlir caw do
t? do nail gimlets, assorted
3 do, spike do
tinner gouges do Hand
I do
cket
do
pounds glue, best make, Cooper's
?? carpenter's gauge*
000 fish ho.>ks, assorted sizes, large '
3 dozen best I' S large hatchets, handled
6 do do claw hammers
I do do saddler's
coppering
do pound
do each
do per 100.
do 11 W7.cn
ilo
do
thiii1
| do do screw wrench tfo, 16 in
.1 cooper's marking "iron*
4 do beck irons
2 dozen best quality shoe knives
I do drawing do
I ito |ialh-t </??
1 do putty do
3 glue kettles, copper do
3iron pitch kettles
2 dozeu Inst quality sail knives
** * ilo butcher ?/<?
do cheem do
iron easting ladles
chalk lines
pitch ladles
IJ. 8. pincers
do plyera
2 reams sand imper
12 Miiooihiug plain :>, double irons
6 jack ?/s
3 pr. match (Ms
I do
1 tin
I do
I do
do pair
4 cooper's long jointer tlo
4 do short do
3 dozen 2 ft. rule*, 4 fold
3 <lu wood rasps, 11 Inch
?I gauging rot In
G do/.vii b?ni C. 8. shovels *
2 do do spades
1 do best bread shovels
(tUt best C. S. sheep sheers
do nairs brass snuffers
do best C\ S. squares
In jKiunds brass solder
2 Iron stakes
:i tinner's edging stakes
planishing stakes
?'? Ninall screw plates and laps
2tiiiuer*s ulnars
2 do Imnd shears
steelyards, lo weigh 250 lbs
2 dozen best quality handsaws
2 crosscut saws, 1i It. long
?l wood saws mid frames
3 sash saws
0 paiu'l saws
1-' compass saws
2 keyhole sawsand|padn
12 tenon suws '
2 dovetail K'lWN
1 spoke shaves, assort.
3 'I urkey o|| stones
2 grindstones
2 patent saw seta
.'I I)raaa squares, lor sail makers ,
1 .? scale beams.
G butcher's steels
:< (J|m* linen ?| pin it
24 baud vii'es
.'I small bench vices
2 large beuch vires
G cooper's vices
G sets lead weights, 1 oz. to II lb.
11 set* iron weights, 1 lb. lo 4 lb.
0 do do 4 to 29
12 g ridirons
, 4 griddles
0 Iron tea kettles
1 Hub kettle
0 frying pans
25 stew pans, assort*
ft waffle irons
[3 camp kettles
Class No. 15?Brushes
12 dozen best extra whitewash brushes
2 do long handled lar do
'I do short do do
4 do varnish do do
1 do painters' dusting do
0 do band do do
2 do Ot >00000 paint do
2 do OOOO do do
4 do OOO do do
3 do OO do do
2 do No. 5 sash tool
clamp scrub
do each
i to do
i to iloun
poll III
do
each
do pound
do do
do each
cm
24 do
hand scrub
Class No. 16?Ship Chandlery.
do dozen
do do
do h'dl'd do do
per barrel
sample pound
flo
do pound
do Im
d bine
bolt
25 barrels rosin
2?) pounds copper hose rivets
10 do do burrs uu u?
12 pairs magazine socks do pair
OKI pounds match rope do pound
25 dozen O: S. ship scrapers, iron handles do dozer
100 pouudc beat quality brown soap pound
6 do sal ammoniac do do
1 barrel coal lar barrel
100 barrels beat thin lar do
70 do white turpentine do
75 pounds sewing thread, wintered and blue do (pound
I 25 do shoe do A"
20(10 do tallow
75 do thmniM
I 7000 quills lor tubea
200 pounds beeswax
1C do small copper wire, assort.
I 4?? do black worsted yarn ~ do (lo
18 china bowls and fixtures for water closets do net
I 2 dozen comp'u water closet cocks, I inch do do/.en
3000 barrel hoop poles, first qualify
50 bundles coopers' llaus
4000 (i infh yellow pine deck plugs
2001X1 I inch do do
600 1) inch do do
f? bolls, each IS Inch, while,scarlet, u
bunting in
0 bolls, ea. 12 inch;, white aud scarlet buni'g
| 5 do each 0 inch, whits aud scarlet bunt
ing d
20 bolts, each 4 in. white and scarlet bunt
I 500 best Shatcer corn brooms
41 HI do hickory do
100 Bristol bricks
12 pound sbest quality bristles
0 dozen rolls green worsted binding
100 fathoms 3-8 in. short link proofchain
h'41 do 5lGin. do do
130 do 4 111 in, do do
1.15 do 3-It) in. do do
10 yards bottle green cloth
10 do 24 inch haircloth <>? u??
15 do 2S do do do
Ift do 3tl do do do
1(1 do 20 do do do
GOO pounds spun cotton, or caulking do |miiiiuI
12 boatswain's silver calls do each
3 pounds catgut % do pwuiul
25 yards Feariiaught * do yard
50 do black silk gimp do do
1000 pounds hambroline do pound
KMHI do hoiiseiilie do do
500 sheets large middle horn do sheet
HRI pounds picked curled hair do pouui
G coasting lines, 8h Ihthouis, ] inch do line
2 do/.en cod lilies do dozen
35 do fishing lines, .'*1 fat lis. each, :i?/;orf. do do
500 pounda tarred marline do pouml
5(g) do white do . do do
10(111 sailmaker's seaming needles do 100
OKI 1 thread lieedlcs do do
100 gallons fish oil ' gallon
4 barrels tar oil barrel
KM) do pitch do
25 wood hand pumps do| each
2 dozen warning and roping palms,
mounted do dozen
Class No. 17?Stationery.
G expenditure books, each
G letter books. 3 quires,ciq> size, \ bound, samplc.each
" ' 12 quire rap blank books, do dozen
du dozen
do do
do each
tlo pouuu
do roll
pouml
do do
do I
do
5 do memorandum do do do
1 do ivory letter folders, do do
3 cases mathematical instruments, do cuse
G dozen half pint bottles black ink, Maynard
it N.>y??, ,l?zcn
2 do pint bottles do do do
>4 do half pint red do do
0 do i?a|>ers ink powder, do
:i do Inkstands, metal, wilii covers, sample, do
.1 do pieces India rubber. do do
15 reams looltvoji pa|?er, faint lined, do ream
Id do regulation do. do do do
10 do letter pajier do do do
G do buff envelope paper, do do
2 do blotting do do do
G do log do d<> do
M? sheets elephant drawing paper, Whartmau's.do aheet
24 penknives, 1 blades, t|o each
1 dozeu camel's hair pencils, do dozeii
WM slate pencils, sample, p. r luti
4 gross lead pencils, A. W. I'aber's best, do per gross
12 do/.en Ihixcs ot steel peiiK, I dozei'i
and bolder hi box, sample, prdor.. boxes
u ivory pounce Ih?xcs, tilled with pounce, sample, each
GOOD quills, No. 80 '????
G rolling rules, ? sample, each
b parallel do, Cl inch Uo do
id rules ,f(l it..
G flat do
1 do
i hall pint pa pet s black sand
l?eet quality saud boxes
slates
long slates
Hunter's scales, bovwoisl
- - *
G boxes water colors
G wafer g<'ala
l'J pounds waters
10 do sealing wax
do per roll
do per box
do each
do pound
NAVY BARD, PHILADELPHIA.
[Class No. 1.?Iron, per\lb.
9*16 inch dinmeter 20,000 pounds
lo lG d<
I do
I 5-16 do
1 7-10 do
U do
1 9-10 do
I!, do
do
do
UMJUh
lu,(?*i
IO.OiH*
10,KI0
5.(Jill
10,0*1
6,1* W
2,01 to
if,Oil)
2,000
Total round iron 91,000 pounds
1 by i inch
1| i?v ,| ilo
2 hy 1 do
2| bv 1| do
by i do
?} *y
Total flat Iron 4i/iUl> pouisfs.
Sheet iron | inch thick, T'li pounds
IW? do 3 IK do do
l>o do | do do l,(?U
Total plate iron 2*100
Square Iron 34 inch, 1,500 pounds
|>o do 4 do !i,iaa? do
1H> do 4| do 2^1)1)0 do
Total square iron, D,Cut)
All ih? irn? iu b. at ih? Annl?<ui m?n?Ucmr?.
Clam No. 2?Copper, per pound
J inch diameter 'JO,0U0 pound*
ll-IG do do 25,000 do . ,
] do do 20,000 do
13-10 do do 5,000 do '"
1 do do 5,000 do
11-16 do do 10,IKK) do |
11-8 do do 10,<KK> do
1 3-16 do do , 20,(KK( do 4
1J do do 20,000 do
1 5-IG do do 15,IKK) do j' ? ,
do do 15,IKK) do
1 7-16 do do 15,000 do
1) do do 15,IKK) do
1 9-16 do do 10,IKK) do
i; do do 10,000 do 't
1 ll-li; do do 5,IIIKI do
1? do do 5,INK) do
do
Total I lot til copper, 225,IKK) do '
7IH) sheets of 28 ounce sheathing copper
1IKK) do :i0 do do
;KKI do 34 do do
Total weight orsheathing copper, 111,MX) II)*.,
ft IbJM
All the tluil copper must have straightedges
and square end* anil be parallel widths.
Class No. 3?Hardware.
3 dozen (I inch knob locks,
brass works, with screws,
escutcheon, |>er cample, per doz.
3 do/.an 6-inch dead locks,
with screws, escutcheon do do
4 dozen 4 do doublc-lhced
closet lock",with screw*,
escutcheon, do do
2 dozen 3-inch bruss pad
locks, do do
2 dozen 7-inch do tank
platej and screws, do do
2 dozen pairs 2-inch bras* *
flush hooks, eyes and
screws, do do
2 doz. 5-Inch sash springs,
eyes and screws, do do
4 doz 3} inch sash springs,
eyes and ncrews, do do
4 doz 25-inch buttons, with
screws rounded, do do
4 gross 1J-inch screws, No. 16, do
6 dozen 1-inch iron drawer rollers, with
screws, do
100 lbs. 6-penny finishing nails, per lb.
100 do 8-penny do do
100 do 10-penuy do do
Lend
10,000 lbs. pig lead, per lb.
Clais No. 4.?Flax Conrnu.
33 bolts No. 1,20-inches wide and 40 yards lone,
by sample, per bolt
184 do No. 2, do do do do do
29 do No. 3, do do do do do
29 do No. 4, do do do do do
36 do No. 5, do do do do do
130 do No. 6, do do do do do
12 do No. 7, do do do do do
33 do No. H, do do do do do
Class No. 5.?Cotton Canvnsa.
2 bolls No. I, 20-inch wide, 50 yards long,
by sample, per bolt
12 do No. 2, do do do do do
19 do No. 4, do do do do do
12 do No. 5, do do do do do
30 do No. 6, do do do do do
3 do No. 8, do do do do do
14 do No. 10, do do do do do
14 do cotton hammock stull', 42 inches wide, 50
yards long, per bolt
13 do bag do do do do do
12 do No. 4, 30 inches wide
1400 yards twilled flux barging, 30 'inches wide,
per yard
Class No. 6.?Ship Chandlery,
UK) lb*, flax twine, per lb
KM) do cotton do do
25 do Thrums do
2 bbl*. fish oil, per barrel
20 do tar do ?
i40 do p tc.h do
12 do rosin do
26 do clear white turpentine do
27IK) lbs. clean tallow, per lb.
Ci.ass No. 7 Sperm Oil.
100 gallons best winter strained sperm oii, 111 tight
vessels, per gallon.
NAVY YAM), WASHINGTON.
Class No. 1.?Iron, (by the pound.)
300 pounds 3-inch round iron iier pound
3IHK) do j do do do
4000 do 1 do do do
4IKK) do 1J do do dn
4000 do 1J do do do
6000 do It do do do
The bar anu plate iron for one cam boose for u
second-class frigate, viz:
Plate iron, weighing about 3400 pound* per pound
Bar do do do 2500 do do
The bar and plate iron for Bix cambooses for
second-class sloops, viz:
Plutc iron, weighing about 9500 pounds per pound
Bar do do do 8500 do do
Schedules of tho dimension* of the plates and
barn for the snme to bo furnished from the navy
yard.
All the iron to be of the host American manu
facture.
Ci.ass No. 2?Copper.
.10 sheets, or 1,200 pounds, braziers'copper, 30
by 60 inches und 50 ounce* to the foot
per pound
6 sheets, or 350 pounds, brazier*' copper, 30 by
72 inclicx and 60 ounces to the loot
per pound.
All the sheet coppcr must have straightedges
snd square ends and be of parallel widths.
Class No. 3?Hardware, S(c.
6000 J-inrJi Randal's lioisliiiig brad* per M
4IKH) I do do do do do
60IKI 1{ do do do do do
J ream sand-paper, No*. I and 2 per ream.
Class No. 4?Lend and Tin.
I roll milled sheet lead, II) lbs. to the foot, nay
500 lb*., per pound.
1 roll milled sheet-lead, 8 lbs. to the foot, suy
4IK) lbs., per pound. .
I roil milled sheet-lead, 5 lb*, to the Ibot, say
250 Iba. per pound.
10,000 pound* English or Eust India
block-till do
4 boxes double X tin, I3> by 17 inches bytlie box
3 do single X tin do
Class No. 5? I'aints, gfc.
1000 pounds pure white lead, (dry) per pound
700 do Spanish whiting do do
1(KK> do red lead do do
150 do litharge do do
1IKI do Paris green do do
12 do chrome green do do
300 do pure lampblack do do
5 do Chinese vermilion do do
6 do Prussian blue do do
120 gallons best American raw linseed oil per gal,
30 do spirits of turpentine do
Class No. 6
50 tons No. 1 American gray pig iron, per ton
of 2240 lbs. ,
NAVY YARD, GOSPORT, (Va.)
Clash No. 1?Hound, Flat, mul Square Iron.
10IKI pounds J inch round iron per pound
1500 do 5-16 do do do
3000 do 3 do do do
2.'**' do * do do do
6000 do ; do do do
4000 do I I -16 do do do
600(1 do 1! do do do
3IKK) do 2j do do do
600 do 4 do do do
IOOO do 1 by { inch flat iron do
1000 do 1J by j do do do
UKK) do 1) by J do do do
I IKK) do l { by ] do do do
IlKK) do 2 by 1 do do do
1000 do 3 by J do ' do d?l
10IK) do 5 by j do do do 1
.KK) do 6 by J do do do
2000 do lj by ; do do do
2IKK) do 2{ by J do do do
2IKKI do 2J by J do do do
2000 do 9} by J do do do >
3001) do 3 by J do do d? t
1000 do 3{ by J do do da /
3IKK) do 3) hy j do do d?
2UW do 4 by ] do do
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