New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

W order, Of any size or figure By -
NIB These Shades keep out flies, aad obstrnc the view
into the ROOM and at the time admit Ill the light and
and perfect view to the street. They are particularly desi[a
CROTON WATER MILLER Il COATES,
SPumbsrs NC Grandsreet, two DOGS east OF Broadway
Fountains Bath Tubs SC and every article connected with
the Of Crotcn Warrin dwellings Warehouses and manu-
e s,s,Syj o'uss 0' me ''''0" "'s ji i
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS Pro-
~ rosas will received By the subscriber until the !5h
July; 1888 at P NJ the Office Of the Crclon Aqnednct
lag Of trenches for a'er Pipes The following streets
Pssrsreet, from Cha tIan.steet TO Hanover square.
Fsteenth,s!reet from sxtt iyenu. to Tenth Avenue.
twenty -hird.stre- from Fifth Avenue 10 Third A,eaue
Second Avenue from Tweay-ft-strel TO Tweatyeshth'
The trenches will be in such part of each and be
of such soE. as tn. Engineer shall direct. ,.,.
TEoss og inch riss !he fee; deep and feet wide
trenches
agents employed by the Croon Aquelact Commlttec the
trenches WI q filled in, in LAYERS not exceeding inches in
for the purpose, the BE- we'll anne and then eplved
in durable and worl;lnaalike manner.
to be d Where hyd.an;s b. placed cross teach
Is feet deep and Il feet wide at bottom will be required
paved and e like good condition before the commence
tnroSe VIII the CUBIC yari Tor
.or i6 men Pipes, 10 cover all expenses or ins BACK
n and rammins, :ad per square yard for th repay
ing supplying sand stones and cleaiiI the streets o!
al Su;eLituous materials, ami lce mile oI the trenches
for uc Pc 20 all expenses for exc?"ang back,
filling sfnmi. r.arins, supplying sand, paving stone Hnd
ccaaig the streets IS aforesaid \ price per foot running
measure, will ais bname for the rant trenches measi'r-
lug iEo:i TIE longitudinal nai - tie foot 81 the 'yst
In deS'iig ui'2h Tue PrGr0S's, t- rotor Aqucuc cS
mee "iil reserve the right OF rejecting any proposals they
jsaW,rove
Each proposal must be accompanied viii; TIE signatures of
sureeS for III faithful rosm,ac OF the contact to b.
maTse on The OUTSIDE Proposals for .1cavas trenches
and TO he addressed 10 the ,ubsci iber
will bs stipulated IN the that The contractors see
that such lamps are furnished and directed TO be PLACED al
placed every aISnt II conspicuous POSITIONS
THr-tTTESTI0. oY CONTRACTORS Is REQUESTED PAR
TIcuARy FOLLOWING: The term excavation IS TO t
Understood IS eii3TcclnS ALL EHcAHArIoS ouS lla i %
:uck measuring half cubic yard and AID conl1lctof
M be supposed have informed ,e.evcs ofthe character
OF the and maize tier proposals accodinty
The contractor ,y b. required keep the trenches clear
nj The PIPES are laid aud csnied, and no allowance WI" De
made 10. ca"irs IN
street IL rot TO be broken M without written directions
from iie subscriber which directions VIII Specify from and
What points The te broken up fIom TINE 10 n
* rehliea rerzre Immediately after The Pipes Ibid
The payments estimates will Dc within Ten cent o.
work dnne The completion OF The work such sum WIN t
reserved for months viii, in tue op'non OF tie Eneln-.r
consequence OF the ip.c: IN which par, OF the
work has heel done OF the part of the contfacior
;i bc iasl,y settled without the personal
animation and Certificate OF The Engineer OF The CrooH que
Copies q The cc:rse. and certificate fnai sstfneat,
B order OF the Cotton Aqueluc, Committee. :,
The proposals Of peIons Offering Tor The above 'g.r VII
be considered made 3E the moLE or SUCH Pact as the
que = HORATIo allen.
Engineer OF the Crotoa Aqreduct Works
July 7th, 1913. ------------ !yle
kFANfIJy nleasanty sifIIateG giving to their