The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-02
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Collectors Once, April 81, lsi7. )
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drawings IN relation 70 which viii be exhibited At this Office
amy person o''' 81 The f 70 F vi
cuoa ROCKS sn b rocks eompS,ns The group called Exc
selected for the site Of the building
and height is to be sunk enclosing the rock forming sub
rial S se sISs fs dam "a sa Quantity Of mate
water and for additional security The water is then to be
The rock not being Of sufficient extent receive the full
With 0 e ease Of 5 the IS 10 Be %Se @
ment.
THE MASONRY
pom NE foundation be laid courses each two feet
hsf of dressed making the whole hegh, Of
Sixth course to be Is feet diameter The manner Of con-
f,hs s,o%s. m%sdssy dove thereby forming connection
gS 5 s9q nm Sss the wall Of the sa m
feet to he dss Of ts lantern where i be feet n diam
s four he wall at the 70 base e. pc ee @ b
up vertically the inside the height Of eetrom this vi
where loot inches thick. The whole Of said wall
4 be Of ran Each stone msknE s
to be made for the door aud window shutters OF suitable size
The is to be covered with three stones forming the
deck which be IS feet diameter and one foot thick IN
dressed and fitted together closely and the joints cGpGssI
s S Of Of s the
ed s & me s
than the centre part the deck thereby the
pae hs deck i hs sas b for
tie p by2i inches rebate is to be cut in the deck for the
'eN'''' WINDOWS, DOORS, &c,
of By glass 0s what called
With
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nj Ss %ooa work Of the to Be- Tho
heart pine well seasoned There TO be provided and pu!
saaSs adder &. sss iSS %
good cooking stove with cast iron funnel be provided
A"1 '''@' ~ '"' ''' The FLOORS &c.
with North River slate laid in cement The stairs the steps
and are to be cast ron with hand rail and bausers OF
There are be plank partitions Is shown on the PLAN IN
neSs .%S
ed also the wood partitions aud wall, the rooms,
be fared lahed and pastered with good lime well
LANTERN.
There to be octagonal Lantern of wrought on feet
inches high Of sufficient diameter to contain in each side Of
S ne ;. IL and Il. sa %
, and s to Be s BY sa of tss
the Lantern underneath the above glazing one copper pane
inch on and
Seow Upon the Of e there to be-
edcr of the size the posts for the feet of
eight rates n inch thick and ~ inch deep they
the Of the roof aud be ecured
ring of inches diameter and the roofo
feet above the
There to be iron framed doef in of the sides Of
the octagon, covered with copper shut tightly
rebates inch deep This door be furnished with strong
turn buttons aud handles covering the roof and
door is TO weigh ~ ounces to the superficial foot.
On the Of the roof there TO be traversng ventlator
Is inches diameter In four sides OF the ocagon there
be venators fitted in the copper panes for regulating the
drnught of aud constructed in such exclude
the Twenty inches outside the the lantern
is to be an iron railing the posts Of which to be "a inches
secured With lead There to be horizontal iron rail
inch square lantern aud railing be painted with
oil paint. Also, all the woodwork to have of oil
paint There is be furnished and fitted up suitable
make manner. before the 18th day of November
No to be made the contractor for the above work
the undersigned Collector and Superintendent Of Lights
such person as he shall appoint for the purpose ~
a28 tI2M rrc c. w. LAWRENCE.