Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-16
PROPOSALS.

ORDNANoF oFF ~ 49,,
Sealed Proposals win be receiy ed at this part
%sy ef%.y lsss f. * dslissrs e ii liz WTSass.
cessary to build the follow ing Carriages:
+ ssssssss S:sPs R psss;s,
For lo-inch Guns.
e e f faent fin SIsr BasfBeste.
For Inch Guns;
and Casemate Carriages are as follows
Check Plates Sfaees tsps Shoes rransos
Guide Hooks, Guide Hook Bar, Trunnion Beds,
Angle Shapes, Bolts.
Rails, Rail Plates s Rail CHORDS, Rail Braces,
T,ansoms, Angle IRON Floor Cleats; ,Pintle Tran
shapes, Hurters, Chassis, Step, Assembling Bolts.
cAsEMATE CARRIAGE CHASSIS. r...
Parts named before and rail top bars.
The number and dimensions of the iron plates
and bars for each carriage to be specified in the
At
as Or New
OF ~ and
can be obtained At the above named places On
propose to mannfactnre each part in the manner
therein prescribed. ,.ea..-..
The iron to be used in the manufacture Of the
plates and bars to be as follows:
of ron bre in a direction Of length tenacty not
less thar as cGn lbs = Der square pu, inch
iron DIRE direction Of isnssh ssnseits A not
less than e, go lbs per square inch.
iron, tenacity not less than $4,000 lbs per square
Che ks, braces, Hurters. and Counter hurters,
than g COG lbs ger square inch; pu,o. ,na
bfous renaets not less tSan
Xsles and carriages and all
Traverse Wheel Journals, to be of best charcoal
Ali Bolts and RiYetsto be of best charcoal hbrous
men, men, isn''''' mol less 'n'n ''' los per
Axles for Is inch Carriages, and all Fork Shapes,
best Charcoal iron: Tsnacity no less than 5000
specify the date at Which thy ts ssR
can deliver each part thereafter. ~.
No bids will be RECEIVED EXCEPT from m Parties t
knds c ths %
evidence that they have in their own shops all the
s peesd i0 By e VIC
Bidders will be requi red to furnish proper sure
viii enclose with their bi H the written acknow
Judgements of their suretes over their own sigma
Each party obtaining a contract will be required
to enter into bonds with approved sureties for its
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms of con-
The department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids if net deemed satisfactoEy
s5s Chief Of
iron plates and 6s5s Sr car
ap Std Brigadier General. Chief of Ordnance.
MAEq P Es OFFICE Al April Il
April in slant, for the building of brick cuvert
will be circular in shape. inside diameter feet
walls inches in thickness, to be laid in the best
Bidders will state the price per ineal foot which
shall include all excavation or other expenses in
None but practical mechaniG s !, need Id bid
apl23teo Commissioner of the Fourth Ward.
L PROPOSALS viii be received at the Mayors office
until Monday; 18th day of April instant for paving
between AZ and 9Th streets west
on Ssr% eq %
The stone shall be coed and uniform in size and
to hse m
being received by the Commissioners.
None but practical paws nf DSG HSRlys.s
3 ThSHis sRTHsFTHHEEF EK,
apl2 Assistant COMMISSIONERS.
PROPOSALS Mi 6s Ct h apsM agdr $50
fee until IL m Monlay, 18th day of April inst.
to Te ss the is R
feet inside diameter, walls nine inches in thick
will state the p price per neal f99t for the main
and making good all cutters, street, &c, &c,
WHICH may have to be disturbed in executing the
None but practical mechanics need bid
o Sesehsa'0ns can be 8 Sc f' Surveyors
c0P F. p. Io i FSar'h Ward
G. III. UTERMEHLE.
apl2 Assistant Commissioners.
MAYORS OFFICE, April II. 1854
vim and grading that part Of street north, Be-
the CONSTRUCTION of four sewers to be located
hs pfes square gs 5s tsas sa ss
yard S b n5s s0 the
and making good the canal wall The s aaa of af ths
sewers viii be two feet inside dameters walls nine
The paying to be laid in bed of sharp gravel nine
inches in de pth; the stone to be uniform in size
oo""is PRTER Th bH6o %srd'
j. H. SEMMES,
ap2 Assistant Commissioners.
pn MAYORS OFFICE, April, 1854
Il ROPOSALS will be received at this off ce until
t6s OF MGPaay day Of Xg fer
north side of street north; also the building of
and sss the the
building of branch sewer, which shall begin at
the intersection of street north and Ninth street
west and run west along the center Of L street to
opposite the center ofthe alley leading into Square
No. 1863, thence said alley to such point as the
City Surveyor may des gnate.
The size of the main sewer is FIVE feet inside di.
ameter
The branch sewer will be circular in shape, in.
side diameter eighteen inches, walls nine inches
in thickness The four stencil traps will be SINH
the average depth of sewer ill be about nine feet
the work to be laid in cement mortar.
Bidders Will state the price per lineal foot for the
main sewer, which shall include all excavation and
branch, which shall include ali Excavation ine
and repairs of flag footways and cutters, &c, and
per stencil trap each, which shall include all exca-
yaton required under an act approved 23d of May
specifications can be seen at the City Surveyors
Office.
None but practical workmen need bid
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor
JOHN T. GARNER,
Commissioner of the Third Ward
WASHINGTON DRANE.
JOHN w. SCANLIN
apl2- Assistant Commissioners