True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02
10 CONTRACTORS FOR PAVING.

GEALED proposals addressed to The Recorder and
~ Council OF the Third Municipality. marked "rr"-
p@als to fave,' will he received until the 10Th July,
1889, for furnishing all the materials, md making the
side walks required by the council, according the fol-
loving specifications; and payable in the bonds of the
ipay, At ten years, hearing interest ut the rate
OF SIX per cent, per nnnun,, VIZ:
The cu'b stones to employed shall not be less than
three and half feet in length four inches thick and of
the width which shall lie deemed necessary according
to the level required, ami which shall be determined by
the inspector of public works. and shall be dressed at
the ends and at the exterior and superior sides and
the edge; the gcr stones shall he les than three
teet m length four inches thick and foot wide and
shall he dressed al the ends and %. the side which lay
against the curb stone The curb shall be laid il,
the least six inches below the level of the gutter and
the gutter shall stand asaini, pavement Of four
feet wide ind the dewalks shall be laid with bricks
from the lake OF good quality, with buncn of one
men thck on coat OF white sand Of shells;
,n.,ront OF each tot property ha' ing no more than IS
feet 'front.' there shall be made gutter with brick, not
less than inches wie covered with cypress board
two inches thick in order 10 let the water out, the
s"perl'cy OF which gutter shall be level with the pave.
mentt OF the side wnlks.
1h contractor shall fill up his expense with river
sand all the nnqucttes which shu not he high enough
and shall furnish all the materials.
lie shall also subscribe together with more per
sons approved of by the council security of five thou
sand dollars, for the faithful execution Ills contract
The paving of said sidewalks To begin in Elysia'
Fields street, Going up and down; and the streets
ning perpendicular from the river, beginning by the
Elysan Fields street up aud down.
The contractor shall also pave the of encl
street, path of four fee, wd with fiat stones Of no less
than four inc hes thick.
Contracts may be passed for one or more streets pro
viheh the quantity of Yards coDSrnctcd for be not les
than four thousand per contract
-. j. II. ). sT.AMAND.
jH Secretary.
NEW PIANOS FROM PARIS.
HE subscribers have jus, received per ship Charlie
l. from Hnyrc and offer for snIe II hrnutiiul nssort
nrnt of liunoto ties consisting in ;-Pinnnos, PicoLs
of Rosewood, Cnruc"Hs aad rich mahogany ~ocd.
Horizontal Pianos of the richest rosewood aud MILO
! gany.
Semi upright rianofm,cs do do.
JTllcsc instruments ARE all manuiac urcd II the
celebrated makers T. PLEYEi g. Co. Of Paris, 81 c"n
tam % nc',"cs, of superior finish and Sc
lectsd expressly for us by Messrs rl-c 4 Katrcnncr
which fact leave nothing desire in rrgad to the
beauty Of their tone.
The amateurs aud professors Of music ar respect
pianos which are entirely new article
T. JOHNS g. Co, 81. CFrles st,
: ~ onroste tn, Veran'lnh & Excange hotel
) n ,tNLE second hnnu glass >llDv CASES ol
l. counters, for sale low by BRCVEN 4 c."
mays No II Camp Il
TORN HKOOMS-l,o doz in s,o- for sale by
~ june l6 DUR>N, a New lcvcr
WANTED, I'M Drug Store arassstant i"Ily ne
w q'ainrd with the Apohcrny b,,sn.s', spenk
dress box 23i Pos, Office. June T.
/ NXCHANGE ON BOSTOl-for sale by
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