True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22
TO CONTRACTORS FOR PAVING.

SEAI.ED proposals addressed to The Recorder ,ud
y, Council 1 OF tue Third Municipality, marked "pro-
1889 for furnishing all the MATERIALS and mnk;ng he
side walks required by the council according to The fol
loving specifications; and payable in the bonds OF the
M W at ten years. hearing interest the rate
OF SIX per cent, per annun,, viz:
nc cn'b stones to tie employed shall not be less than
three and half feet in length four inches thick and Of
the w''ll, which shall he deemed necessary according
to the level required, and which shall he determined hS
the inspector of public works, and shall he dressed a,
the ends and at the exterior and superior sides and on
me edge the gutter stones shall not he les, than three
tet N 'ensth tour inches thick and one foot wide and
sha he dressed AZ the ends ud the side Which law
against the curb stone. The curb stone shall be laid nj
the least six inches below the level Of the gutter and
se gutter stones shall stand against pavement Of four
ret vac and the side walks slu be laid with bricks
from the lake of good quality or with bitumcn of one
men thlck on cont Of grey white sand or of shells
n front OF each lot or property husing tln IS
ess "n.' ,ere snail be made gutter with brick not
less than inches wide, covered with II cvrress board
'"" inches thck in order to let the run out the
s"percy ." which gutter shall be level with the pave.
n'tnt Of the side walks.
The contractor shall fiji ,p 10 his expense with rive,
SAND, n the anqucItes which shall moi he high eno,,s Il
n''d shall furnish all til. materials
tie shall als" subscribe together with one or more per
sons approved of by the couIci security of five thou
sand dollars, for the faithful execution of Ills contruc
Ihe paving OF said sidewalks 10 begin in Elysiar
Fields street. song up and down; and the streets run,
.s refPtnnlc"nr from the river, hrg"ning by the
El.san Fields street up and down.
ne contractor shall also pave at the of enc
street. path OF four feet wd with fiat Of no less
than four inches thick.
nnrncts may be passed for or more Streets pro-
si' the quantity of yards consractcd for be NOT les.
than iour thousand per contract
-, J.B :. ST. AMAND.
J' Secretary.
E>LDuK-'2''O brls. supcrine in store for sale hv
J. j.! q. DORSEY, Al New I.evee
\[HlsKEf-iOo burrcls reclilied whiskey in aior,
~, Tor sale ny q DORSEY,
~ iiNew I.rvec
OFFICE OF THE MISSISSIPPI MARINE AMI
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
New Orleans, May 90 1889
'IN'it Stockhnlders OF this Institution are hercb,
-. notified, u"d required t" p"y in, ns'almcn, o.
tl'l'ty dollars o" rnch share before the .lst
Jn"e next, ct the Cua'npun,'s office.
I'y order OF the Borpr.
HENRY IOCKETT,
NV I'm President, pro ten
N'Iltt-ih he cnpnrinrrshp heretofore existing il
tins city, under the firm OF Shall Il Brown is his
gay dissolved by mutual consent. The nane Of the
fr'n Will be used in liquidation only which will he nt,
tended 10 by George Shall, whom all accounts
are t" be presented for settlement.
GEORGE SHALL, Jr.
juno II JAMES q. BROWN.
NSfRAi-Came To the premises of the subscriber
~ two squares from the New Basin, known as Maun
sci White garden on Thursday morning Inst the 1911
instant, black cow bath hons sawed off, anrkcd OF
the lett shoulder + T. she calvrh the n"i, sin
came.
The owners will Gull pay expenses and take hc
away.
J"nclG 81 in Tod NICHOLAS CIT MlIORN
I ,pkN !iHDONS-lJl 'uz il, store, tor snlc bv
~ Jhua 10 DORSEY. II New l.evcr
WANTED, inc Drug Slnr. an assistant tnliy ne
w. q"ai"''d with the Ar"thecn,y lu<r,s-, speak.
ING French mud English, and writing fair hind. All
"'' - "'N S'i i"st '''lIr". June u
SITUATION WANTED.
4 YOUNG Married Woman, who hns u healthy
! u IL i,~ir nf
situation as WET NURSE, in II respectable. family
she cen give uncxccptunnhIe Recommendations fire
q"'r'd. ArF!y to Mrs. TAYLOR, No. 1865 Povlras
street. JIG
LNNCilANGE ON BOS'ri)N--tor sale by
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