True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27
10 CONTRACTORS FOR PAVING.

g EAI.ED proposals addressed The Recorder and
- C"nncil Of the Third Municipality, marked Pro-
poaals 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 specifca,ons and payable in the bonds OF the
Municipality, at ten years, hearing interest at the rute
Of six per cent, per annuD, viz |
The curb STONES s employed shall not he less than
three and half teet in length, four inches thick and Of
the width which shall lie deemed necessary according
the level required, and which shall be determined BY
the inspector Of public works, and shall he dressed at
the ends md at the exterior and superior sides, and on
III" edge; the gutter stones shall not he less than three
feet in length, four inches thick and one foot wide, and
shall be dressed al the ends and the side which lay
against the curb The curb shall be laid ut
the least six inches below the level Of the gutter, and
the gutter stones shall stand against payemcn. Of four
feet wide and the side walks shul he laid with bricks
from the lake Of good quality with bitumen Of
inch thick on cont Of grey white sand Of shells;
IN front o. each loto property having no more than IS
less than inches wide, covered with cypress board
two inches thick, in order to let tho water out the
snpercy Of hch gutter shall be level with the pave
ment Of the side walks.
The contractor shall fill up to his expense with river
sand, a the hanquet,es which shall not he high c,ous
aud shall furnish ull thu. materials.
lie shall also subscribe together with per
sons approved Of by the couci security Of five thou
sand dollars, for the faithful execution his contract.
The paving Of said sidewalks to begin in Elysan
Fields street, going up and down; and the streets
mug perpendicular from the river, beginning by the
| Ell. sian Fields street up and down.
The contractor shall also pave the corner of enc
street, path Of four widu with flat stones no less
| than four inches thick.
Contracts may be passed for one Streets pro.
vied the quantity Of yards consracted for be no, lens
-, ~ ;.S: $. r.AMAND.
| JH Secretary.
EL,n.y,R-lsOo brls. superfne in store for sale by
IL J29 G. DORSEY, ~ New Ievse
NEW PIANOS FROM PARIS.
NHE subscribers have just received per ship Charlc'
l. from iinvrc and offer for sale IL beautiful as.or,-
ment OF 'an"o ties consisting in ;-Pinninos, Picolo
of Rosewood, Cnrnc"ss and rich mahogany wood.
Horizontal Pianos Of the rchest oud und mahc
gany.
Semi UPRIGHT PnnoG,, tes do do.
| J These instrun cnts arr all mnnuac ured by tn
celebrated makers 7 PLEVEL &. 20. Of Paris all con
tam % "c'avca are of most superior finish and ae
lectsd expressly for by Messrs Pleyei Kalhrennr,
which fac, can leave nothing to desire in regard TO tn
beauty Of their tone.
Ti'. amateurs and professors Of music are rc.pcc,
fully invited to call and examine the semi up,gh
pianos which nre entirely article.
JOHNS s, Co, 81. Charles st,
~ opposite the Verandah 4 Exchange hotel
'HREE second hand glass SHOW CASES "a
y counters, for snle low by Is BROWER l. Co,
may % No II C.mp
LNSfRAf-Cnme to the premises of the subscribe
~ two squares from the New l'nsin known as Manr
sci Whites garden, on Thursday morning last the l3r
instant, black cow, both horns sawed of, marked q
the lett shoulder T F or + l., she cavcd the night s
came.
The owners will call, pay expenses and take he
AWAY.
Juncl6 81 in Tod NICHOLAS CRL MIlORN
ToRN HKOOMS-l5o doz in store, Tor sne by
- Jlna !" DORSEY, ~ New Lcve'
WANTED, in" Drug Store an assistant fully a,
w qna''ed with the Apohecary business, speal
ing French and English, aud writing fair hand. Az
dress box 23l, Post Office. june IL
: SITUATION WANTED.
A YOUNG Married WOman, Who haa a health
~ child, but FIVE months old. is DESTROYS Of getting
situation as WET NURSE, in respectful fanil
She cen give ctonnhle recomn,en ations If r,
CURED. Apply to Mrs. TAYLOR, No. l65 Povdra
' street. JIG
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