New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
OFPEnLAL ~N0TIOEa-0fTY


ais buildins III be- Z bricks uIas: Of the = in patty
walls will be 8 bricks wide. aud the divisioa walls in
Shall be ~ bricks vide at liz Bottom liter she
trenches are Qua out and prepared the whole Of the
frd; ssoh and every conrss Of he 5f5eiwork sfser
hrst on laid snaii Be diminished upward with az
1nenes onset on eeeh staa
WALLS.
The .waois q the wulls and othar bsiekwork
throughout shall be carried upin horizontal courses,
careful, snhst and bsa werkmanlise manner,
peTieSEig true AID plumb accqrdigs g the heights
Tbs isints Of ali bFickwork not pisstsred shall be
amootniy struck. Il
IRON ANCHORS.
Asuficieut number Of wrought iron anohors sinai }
ceiiing jofuts. caulked down | inch at tho ends, and
We | splksd y psis yTSnE9t sr3R spikes 70 sseuFe the
ARCHES.
The fie places in the different rooms shall have
brick Rrcnes tnrnta on iron ayoh-bars, said bars TO
coRSgCEz.
The brickwork Of the external cornice shall be
built in conformity to the plans and elevations, and
supported on a strong core OF North river flag stones
walls. and have necessary CONFERENCE.-THE of brick.
work inside Of cosnies.
cHfMNEYs.
The ohimnsyst to have Are places where shown on the
plans, with separate and proper sine smoke tues,
we'll pargettfd from TOP to bottom and neatly top
The hssrths Of All tho frepiaces shall be land WITH
"a slate stones on a inch brick trimmer arches.
PRryIiss AND SINKS.
The p1iyy sink in font yard shall be dug feet
below the leYel Of the banquette, the bottom 10 be
covered with two thicknesses of 2 inch hatboat
the heigth Of the floor, said sink 70 be 4xlO feet in
clear and cemented inside.
There viii also be . sink in prison as the, dotted
lines denote; said sink to he dug 6 fest below the
ground, have IS inche, walls, and measure 41l6 in
the clsar. we'll cenented inside; this sink shall have
/ q cast iron cover 2 feet SQUARE. moving on hinges in q
cast iron frame. Each sink to have 9xl2 inches
ventilatipg fnss carried up in the brick walls.
cIsTERN F~oUNDATIoN.
The rain water cissern shall be supported on l3
inches brick wall "a bricks footinEs 81 the bottom
diminished IN ths usual manner; The walls to be 2
feet high above the upper offset OF the footings.
ELAGorSa.
The whole front, rear yards, and banquette shall
be grad0t 10 the required level SO as to carry the
| Of North river aass, CUTTERS laid in cement, proper
drainage established. and built as the City surveyor
may direct.
GRANITE srhIs.
All outside openings Of all the buildings 10 hsve
granite stills ard caps as shown By the pians Of the
best Quincy granite accurately ept dressed. and
mAnlike manner, and left clean and perfect in every
respect.
The bauque4te in front of the property. upon
which the building i t. hs erected shall have
otner stone Of equalgood quality, with bevel dressed
on the top to answer the slope of the sides, from
s5sf lss 50 t * la I iI 'SRs; TEE ,Si0E y + fb y i sSaii b si vel a sss
in good JOINTS and in wOrsnnanlike manner. They
shall be du > intsrspersed In lengths of from 2 to 6
feet throughout the work, according 90 the lines and
levels q the City snrveyor gwen,
and tagged will he best quality fooled and dressed
North river h~agstones, not less than sinches thick,
hySraulie cement mortar. The SIZE Of Inc Hss.
stones shall be not less than feet by 2 feet. The
shall BE- not less tha6 Z Sset long sadno5 loss tbas 5
inches thick.