Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-15
NAVY YARD. BROOKLYN. NEW YORK.

The above Class to be comf)rmable to samples shown
NAVY YARD. BROOKLYN. NEW YORK.
MATERIALS OF TIMBER AND LUMBER.
Class No. 2-Whie Odt.
1900 cubic feet promscuous white oak timber, from
~ to 80 feet in lie ogth, to square in the centre
of the stick, from II to 6 inches, one half to
be regular curve, at least inches, per cubic
f.ot ... r.
$4,000 eubc feet white oak plank stock, to average
43 feet in length, aud n ne to he less than 80
fet in LENGTH one hnlf tosquare not less than
IA inches, and one half to square not less than
IL inches, at the top end per cubic foot
7e,O0O feet OF a-nch white OAK plank, per N feet,
10000 feet of 6insh white oak plank, per NJ feet,
10000 f'et of 6%-ioch white oak plank, per feet
board measure +.'
1000 feet of finch white oak plank per n feet
80 board measure -
All to be in length from 40 to 30 feet, in width at
top eni not less than II inches, clear Of wane.
ioo cu6ic feet white oak timber, suitable for cat
head to form an angle Of ITO degrees, tn be
rs Ieetl0ng. side straight l8 inches and mould
10 inches. Per mould, per cubic foot
1000 feet fir quality inch whit. oak plank, to
be not less than IL inches wide, and from 25
to 30 feet long, averaging 80 feet, per NJ feet
ZOO feet FIRST quality IA Inch white plank. to
be not less than IL inches wide, and firm Is
to S5 feet long averaging 80 feet per NJ feet
Class No S-Wh't, Oak Slip Knees
WuiVe OAK eueeS the net sl0inT OIL
onehalf to be inches, and the net siding of
the other half t, be inches. the arms to be in
length feet, the bodies to be in length from
to feet. to average feet-one-half Of the
above knees to be square, one fourth to Il rm
AN angle from so to 90 degrees, the remainder
to form an angle from 90 TO 100 degrees, per
inch
Glass No. 4-Teuow Pine
10000 cubic feet southern yellow pine plank stocks
to average 43 feet in lengtb, and none less
than Sb fept-ODe-batf 70 N less han
II hs hs3d end q the nst ses to Ss
quality, long leaf and fine grained, per cubic
foot
36 beams 46 to 4s feet long, sided II and moulded IA
s. do 40 to 81 to d, IS DO le
To ring inches in so feet, with q regular
curve Estimated to contain 9,40O cubic feet
per cubic foot.
Class No 5-Whie Pine
5000 cubic feet first quality merchantable white
pine umb'r. none less than IS feet long, to
average 43 feet. TO be roughed squared, and
not less than IA inches at the top end of the
stick, per cubic foot
$4,000 feet inch merchantabe white pine plank, in
length 10 average 30 feet, not less than IL in
ches wide, per N it.. board measure
5000 feet inch clear white pine plaLk. per NJ feet
board measure
1900 fsst Finch clear white pine plank, per feet,
5000 ct u inch clear white pine plank, per NJ
feet, board measure
40. feet u inch clear white pine plank, per NJ
feet DO ard measure
Is 900 feet 1-inch clear white pine boards per NJ
feet, board measure
5000 feet y inch clear white Zine boards, per NJ
fst, board measure
10000 f,et 3inch merchantable plank, per N feet,
!, 900 feet inch merchantabls plank, per NJ feet,
board measure
5000 feet y inch merchantable plank, per feet,
200 feet inch merchantabe boards, per NJ feet
board measure
600 feet 1.inch box boards, per NJ feet, board
measure
Class No. 6-Ash, Elm, Cypress.
200 cubic feet round ash timber, not less than 20
inches diameter top erd, per cubic foot
l,OOO feet ~%-inch ear white ash plank, 20 to 2.
Inches wide ger NJ #
1900 feet inch clear white ash plank, 16 to 20
inches wide. per NJ It
5000 feet 2-inch clear white ash plank, II to Is
inches wide Per u fl
1000 feet inch clear white ash plank, IL to q
nm inches wide per #
5000 feet l-inch clear white ash plank, II to q
inches wide, per NJ #
900 feet linch clear white ash boards l6 to 20
inches wide, per ii #
5000 feet inch clear press plank, 20 to 80 feet
long, per NJ #
5000 feet linch clear cypress boards 20 to 80 feet
long, per It
5000 feet clear cypress boards, 20 to 80 feet
1900 feet inch clear cypress boards, 90 to go feet
long, Per IT
Class No. 7.-Mahogany, Black Halnut, Cherry, and
4s7 cubic feet, logs African i or st. Domingo ma.
hOgany, each feet inches long, % by 26
inches square, l'er cubic foot
O aOO iest inch mahogany plank, per NJ feet
800 do linch mahogany boards 60
200 do inch mahogany boards 60
1000 30 I-inch cherry boards Go
l,ooo do S-inch black walnut plank, Per II #
GOO GOO do DO 1'GiS Hiheh h,,,. ws,Dnt do Id do DO
Class No g. LOcpSt, Red Cedar
goo cubic feet Long Island locust from to IL feet
long, to average II inches, none less than I2
inches diameter, per cubic foot
Class No. 9-Lignumrita.
tons, of 2!o lbs, from to in. diameter, per ton
tons, of ,240 lbs. from to ~ in. do do
Class No. l0.--Wnite Ash Oars, Hickory Capsta,n
SO white ash oars II feet long, by the # in length
20 DO do l6 do "a 80 do
50 white heart split hickory bars. ls feet long to
10 square 81 inches, z feet above the butt, and
inches top ED ~ lcr nj, "a.
20 white art split hickory bars IL feet long. +.
square inches, feet above the the butt ano
io2 inches top end III per piec,
Class No. 1l.-Havcs and Headinqs
5000 white stases Sc inches long, inches wide
Il ~ inches thick on the heart edge, clear OF
Sap, not more than worm holes IN each staye,
free from shadss and veins by the Ihousaut
1000 white slaves, ~ inches long inches wide
/ inch thick On the heart edge, clear Of SAP.
= not mote tn n worm hQles in aeh sfave IT,.
from shakes aud veins by the thousand
,0oO white oak slaves, 81 inches long, 81 inches
sap, not more than werm holes In each stavr.
i'9t free from shakes and veins by the thousand
500 white oak headings, s2 inches long. inche,
wide, inch fhick on the heart edge, clear O,
sap, not more than 5 worm noles in each head
..c ing, free from shakes and veins by the thoud
1000 prime white ash barrel slaves do
Class No. II Black Spruce Spars
80 pieces black spruce piece sticks, 45 to 90 feet
long, average size A from the butr IL inches,
10 ~ top snQ inches n per piecs