Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

which fso cords are cut stones All the other are
rough rubele There are also 70 be removed %.
running feet Of crib timbeIs from under water and
es of sSs st or about
for masonry are by the contractor for the reDov Al
isned into the woSi OF re airs and improvements
contemplated in Divisions I, III, and v and the
deposited by him at co nyenient place, to be de-
sisnated ~ the engineer in charge " ~
timber and lumber are % be made from good live
hard or white pine, or white oak, a. speetned and
other defects tending 10 impair durability or
Tersd eo"ns 81 hs ns If ay s o.
nent for the contractor; all to be delivered on land
at such points az the engineer an charge may di-
The timber for pivisiopsI, II, III al to be de.
Congress mai ethe needfai srprorri.,ions.
comp I'm IN the yesr isss and the .orf in a. De
Visions Nv, V, VI, VII, 70 be completed during
The Sss and s detail
s sns % M Al In ss a. se one desiring
between the hours OF AZ and O'Clock, during the
oEABSkHIaPsoyISs BtFFaLo HaRBoR.
/ DIVISIONS L. ii, LII. v. vi.
Z 5poE ~ MATERIALS. Htr
Item 1-Bsund Piles to BE- bid for fu finishing and
delivering; and paid for By the running foot.
Class g.
and delivering and paid for by the NJ feet board
me at one unfetm price. whatever may be
pine, for Divisions i, IL, III. v.
Item 2-Drift bolt iron
Item 3.-WToueht spikes.
and delivering AID paid for By the pound, for Divi
Item l;SPreparing and driving piles, to be bid
and dsSs;ne u
II, MA nr m III SAND or other Dirt to be bid and
Item s1Ipredeing or raising and pilng stone,
Division II to be bid and paid Tor BY the cord.
10 Ss S 5na PAID for or b Sts sss
cubic yard
ting ne ns 1s an SSGr .esa SH
cribs or other work under water in place, whether
for upon the iineai foot measured in the Mork' -
timber OF whatever size, 90 put in the work, Diyi-
Item 6.-Framing, fitting, boring, cutting iron
for bolts, boiling and fastening in place, super
paid for upon the neal foot Of timber so put in and
measured in the work.
boards gaining and spikins joints; ana the lifting
boring snG ,spikine plank-all to be bid and paid
in Divisions /. III. ifi.V. '"e''''i contained
Item s;-Eurnishing and putting ALI brush lin
cord, measured in the work, Division L.
Item s;-Furnishing and putting in the work
rubbe stone, to be bid and paid for BY the cord
measured IN the work, Divisions 1, III, Ill, v.
Item l0;-Taking from south or north pier the
stone TO be piled thereon, aad putting the same
into the work, Diyi,iens l. III, Ill to be bid and
paid for 10y the cord.
Item n.-Removng and depositing the stones
which are unfit for masonry. Division VI to be lid
and paid for by the cord
stones which are mt for masonry, Division vi. and
depositing them in the works, Divisions l. III v
to he bid and paid for by the cord.
Item lS-Remoying all old timber, Division VI.
Item H-Pulling old piles, Division VI to be bid
and paid for by the pile.
Ii must not be forgotten that Items IL, II, H. IL
are contingent npon the consent Of the New York
Legislature.
cLAssE.
Item .All dredging and dumping, Division Nv,
required between the extension of south and pro
longation of the line Of the north pier, to maze
depth OF Ia TO Is feet channel way, 10 be bid and
paid tor by the cubic yard of sand or other dirt
Items and 2.-Repairing breaches of masonry i'm
old south pier, by cement and dry stone masonry as
good as that OF the pier, and reiaying coping of
cubic ard the contractor having the privilege of
taking the stones for these purposes from anv Of
those not in place. and belonging to the q q he
finding mortar at his own expense.
In making proposals the folio wing form is To h.
strictly followed prices 20 be inserted where the
To Brevet MAJOR General T. J. Cram, U. s. Corps
Engineers:
The undersigned win furnish the material. for.
and do the work in any or all of the Divisions l.
your advertisement for improving the Harbor at
Buffalo, at the folio wing prices: