True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29
TO CONTRACTORS FOR PAVING.

~ CONIhACIORS FOR PAVING.
SEALED proposals. addressed TO The Recorder and
~ Council OF the Third Municipality, marked " Pro-
p0sas to Pave, will be received until the 18th July
1889 for furnishing all the materials and making the
side walks required by the council according the fol-
lowing specihca'i"ns and payable in the bonds Of the
Of SIX per cent per nnnuIr viz
The Gu soles to to employed shall not be less than
three and half feet in length, four inches thick, and Of
the width which shall he deemed necessary according
to the level required and which shall be determined by
the inspector Of public works, and shall he dressed at
me ends. and at the exterior and superior sides, and
the edge; the gutter stones shall he less than three
eet IN length four inches thick and foot wide, and
shall be dressed Al the ends and the side which lay
against the curb stone The curb stone shall be laid
the least six inches below the level Of the gutter and
the gutter stones shall stand against pavement Of four
feet wide and the side wolks shall he laid with bricks
from the lake of good quality, with bitumen of one
inch thick on coat of grey white sand, Of shells;
in front Of each lot property, having than IS
feet 'front.' there shall be made gutter with brick not
less Than inches wide covered with cypress boarl
two INCHES thick in order let the water out, the
soperfcy OF which gutter shall be level with the pavc'
'nentt Of the side walks.
The contractor shall fiji up to his expense with rive,
sand ali the anquetes which shall not he high enough
and shall furnish nil tn. materials.
He snli also subscribe together with one or more per
sons approved OF by the council security of five thou
snnd dollars for the faithful execution of his contract
The paving Of said sidewalks to begin in Elysiar
Fields street, going up and down and the streets run.
nng perpendicular from the river beginning by the
Elysian Fields street, up and down.
The contractor shall also pave the corner of eacl
street. path Of four feet wido, with fiat stones Of es
than four inches thick.
ira, may be passed for one more Streets
49, J.B. $. ST. AMAND.
~ Secretary.
| NEW PIANOS FROM PARIS.
VINHE subscribers have just received per ship Charlie
i from Hnyrc and offer for sal" beautiful assort-
| q et.nrt -.
OF Rosewood, Cnracoas and rich mahogany wood.
Horizontal Pianos Of the ,cl,est ood and malo
| gany. r.
Semi upright Panofo,tes do do.
| ~ Ihese instruments are all manufac rurcd by tn
celebrated makers Il PLEYEI. g. Go. of Paris ali con
yum % octnves, are OF most superior finish and ST
which fact can leave nothing 10 desire in regard to tn
| beauty OF their tone.
The amateurs and professors Of mus sic are respect
FULLY invited TO call and examine the semi upJjCt
pianos which are entirely nytice.
| f JOHNS g. Co, ST. Charles ST.
"a opposite The Veranjah Il Exchange hotel
VINHREE second hand glass SHOW CASES q
l. counters, for sale low by Is BROWER & Co,
may 90 No II C.mp
ENSTRAf-Came to the premises of the Subscribe
| ~ two squares from the New Basin known as hIaur
sci whites garden, on Thursday morning last the l3t
the LETT shoulder F r, she cayed tie nght 81
came
The owners will call, pay expenses AVID take ht
away.
Junele 3sin lod NICHOLAS CRuMnoRN
CORN 9ROOMS-l50 doz in storr, ior sale by
~ june Is G DORSEY, al New I.eye
w AN'IED, in n Drug Store, an assistant fully AZ
W qnainted with the Apothecary business, spent
ing French md English, and writing a fair hand. A,
uIess ooA soI, lost offce. June u
SITUATION WANTED
A YOUNG Married Woman, who has n henl,,
"a child, but five months old, is DESTROYS of getting
situation as WET NURSE, in respectable fa,,
She eau give unexcepioDahle recomme m atoms # RI
CURED. Apply to Mrs. TAYLOR, No. 1865 Pov,rt
s.tret. jig
EXCHANGE ON BOSTON-or sae BY
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