The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-20

l. The piles will be driven home in parallel ranges len feet
apart aud ten feet from each other between their Ceutr the
rnnges forming nearly possible straight lines at right
angle; with each other
The piles shall be accurately sawed off to admit the close
fitting OF the string peceswhgh string pieces shall be fast
ened by rag bolts from ID to Ii inches long, y inch thick to
3 The caps shall be placed the sqsers at right angles,
being noched to fit closely, and shall be put five apar
rom centre TO cenre and be secured TO the rngers by three
seieE Dots On each cap Zone at either end and one the
mdde) and where The extension Of the wharf takes place
sad caps shan m like manner be secuted least two oil
L. There viii be moons post driven every thirty feet and
tenders at such distances be required which Tenders
% be COMPOSED Of four piles driven side by side and boiled
and spiked together by four IS inch rag bolts above The water
ne the two corner lenders being as0 spiked b bolts
the outside gap piece of the wharf There vii be between
each set q lenders single piece of timber, form Chock
g. Tie Old slope ta Of yY he %b SS Witt VIII be taken and e
pankS DO reserved to lay on henew slope. nte ude Of
le old sOe, new OF piles OF the required s will
driven, and the portion between said row and the m rw ot
e SoPe pc seJ On posts resting ol tue o wood work and
hrmg hracea apdiIastened to IT, gas per sketch FLED the
cap rTgpnlng back TO he second pe ON the old WORK.
o. The planks shall be firmly spiked to the caps by 6uc
w3usnt ron Dressed Don't splAes two spikes heGg u' n
gaeh end and one as every csp the rough cuts WI be eu
straight line Tho panks will be lu4 about half an inch
7. deduction Of the value of old plank on that portion OF
the work which will be taken up, win bs made from le new
work TO the amount o! such plank used at tue ii
atrigls.-The timber for piles, Blenders and moorine
pos WIN he OF the best description of hewn yellow pine
Cake TIMBER Il inches one end aud no less than 10 inches
al the otheayeraging II inches The caps and rngers
c At the small ePd y and from Pes 20 28p2 naRs not al
e rie en Al The timber must be sound and free from
any nslec calculated to impair its strength durability and
10 hS IS straight rs possible. No stick having full sap face
" " admitted as cap, strnger pile, unless ON the latter
| II SHOULD be under the water.
o. plank Y be Of the best description Of heart cypress
f 49, NV Y inches wide, inches thick and be free
III Wy uteet calculated tOlmpaFits strength or durability
an, |S noI MoIS Ml be OF the best des9Hpon and should
@ sAua laehnga be needed they will placed as the Sur
S3SL may 9elemhe without Charge-it being understood
lna an a2 ancg shall be made for any extra piles which
may be needed us dOlphins any outside work. ~
Az materials and labor will be furnished by the
S TOrh oe Eonmene9' within five days from It's adudica
SAD eqmmeneemont under penalty Of one hundred dollar
Gay Tor every day thereafter It should remain incop,
Payment as t0t0l1S-One third of the amOnni IN CSsb
when the work Is half completed, and lie balance ,an H.
work Is completed and accepted by the surveyor ' '
GEO. u. DUNBAR, Snryeynr Sernni Nfnrin,rl.u