The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-21

l. The p9' % be- be driven home in parallel ranges ten
forming nearly as possible straight lines ct right
with each other.
9 The piles shall be accurately sawed off admit the close
fitting of the peCes-whiCh string pieces shall be fast
ened by bolts from IA to Ii inches long, q inch thick
g. The caps hall be placed the stringers at right angles
being nOChed to lit closely, and shall be five feet auart
IRON centre to centre aud be secured to The rnge by three
screw bolts on each cap Gone at either end and in the
said caps shall IN like manner be secured u at least two Of
A. here will be moong post driven every thirty feet and
Tenders at such distances may be required, which eniers
to each other by screw bo inch ron near their
and spiked together by four Is inch bolts above the water
the outside gap piece Of the wharf There win be between
each ct Ct lenders single piece OF timber, forming chocI
.. The old slope OF the wharf will be taken up and the
the old sope piles Of the required height viii he
driven, and the portion between said and the first Of
trmy brlced administered to H. Gas er sketch on he) the
s. The panks shall be firmly spiked to the cas by 6nch
wrought iron pressed boat spikes, two spikes being put
down to fit neatly and he Protecting ends be saved off IN
straight line The planks will be laid about half inch
deduction Of the value of old plank that portion of
work 10 the amount OF such plank used, at the rate OF
Na,srias-The timber for piles, Blenders and mooring
noss viii be Of the best description Of hewn yellow pine
Cake mbe) Il inches at end and les than 10 inches
les bsH 6rbe "a "a c mali nv ep6 and IRAN, p moi
the large end All the timber be sound and free from
defect calculated impair its strength durability and
10 be straight possible. No stick having full sap face
Will be admitted cap, srnger pile unless the latter
| it should be under the water
The plank will be of the best description of hearcypress
go and % feet long 2nohes we inches thick; and be free
from defect calculated to lmpaTls strength durability
The ron work will be Of the best desptOn, and should
fast be needed they will placed the Sur.
may determine, without CFarge-lt being und rsOGd
that allowance shall be made Tor extra piles which
| may be eeded dOlphins or any outs ,e work;
AL materials and labor viii be furnished by the contractor
the work be commenced within five days from It's adIudca
uOn by the Mayor and be completed within sixty days from
said commencement, under penalty oil hundred do lar
for every day thereafter should remain incomplete.
Pdy0aCHt tOt0ES-One third OF the amount IN cash
when the work half completed and the balance when the
work is completed and accepted by The surveyor.
| GEO. I DUNBAR, Surveyor second Municipality.
NIRyOraIty OF NewOrleRns. Nov. 10, 1850
| Council OF MrNCRALITy No Two. }
Sitting of Nov. IL, 1850.
! p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized anC
IL requested SELL public auction after giving day
notice in the official paper Of the Municipality, the COntraC
for the furnishing OF all material, and paviog, with bes
round stone, OF Robin street, from Magazine to Camp street
The work be done accordance with The specifications
which will be furnished by the Surveyor, and published witt
said notice.
RCsOped That the onclhrd of said paving ethe
side OF The street. due by the property holders be Fa4
Them cash. within thirty days the completion oil III
work. the contractor who will be subOgated to the right
and privileges OF the Municipality and The other one TI
due by the Municipality BE- paid IN CASH upon the citI
cate OF the Surveyor that the work has been completed al
, | Cnrllng 10 the specifications.
RCsUir,d That the bids for said work shall be subject
q | the approval Of the Council e..
! Approved Ovember 10, 1850.
[Sgnedl A. D CROssMAN, Mayor. "a .
True copy: II, BIER, Clerk,
MAYoRALrY OF NEwORLEANs, Noy. 10, 1850
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