New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
ROOTS & SHOES
COUTHOUY & MEYERS,

COUlHOUI N NGf LINZ,
34l Broadway,
RESPECTFULLY invite the pubic 10 cail at
Il their store and the richest and most extensive as
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this city These goods at me last sn n o. ,i ' xarsb Oh
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G. \. are also prepared exscue orders for
CUT GLASS
of ever description quality no. 10 be surpassed either at
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Bills Lrmom SC and 1 f,@e * OF I f{s
pfopol Toned to TIE quality OF the articles. MO III,
OfsIcE CRoroN AeUEpUcT BoAkp,
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS Sealed Pro
psaIs iii b. received by the Subscriber until the Both
Jag Of March 1914 al the office of the Croon Aqueduct
Works for the excavation hh Tammns and repair
Walnur sheet from Cherry street to las! ki'er'
Eighth street from A'enu" B. 4, TO East xda NHer
Bgrling slip Font street 10 South street.
First Avenue from nth street 10 18th street
West Broadway from Chambers street 10 Cana!st.
Sixth First Avenue 10 Avenue u
Sixth * Avenue D. 10 East River
CorIea!s Grand stree. to Water street
Gay Waverly Place to Christopher street
Third Avenue 7th street to !ith street
Front street Rutgers street TO Clinton ST
Tenth Avenue - DIST ST. TO 23d ST. . ~
The trenches viii BE- such OF each street as shall
TRose for ncn pipes will be deep and feet wide al
Those Tor IL inch pipes will be 81 feet deep and 81 feet wide
Arr Tie pipes have been LAID (which will be done BY agents
employed b. The Cotou Aqusdact coamtt1el the encnes
viii be filled in in layers not exceeding inches ~
b. contractors with sound and good materials Tor the nr'
pose the same 10 well rsmnai sui then repaVed IN rl-
Ott t%pcbps VIII be required occasionally when trenches
fee deep and ii feet wide at xii be required After
the placed the streets aud sidewalks L" be Tepave
III. work Proposals Will state te price mite FOR the
trenches To cover al expenses for excavatng
ng The eets of all snpefluous Materials price foot,
unnng will also be- named for the hydrdnt Trenches
measuring from the longitudinal man 10 the loot oil The ny
2aIn deciding upo e proposals the Acqusdaet Com.
ntree will the right of rejecting any proposals they
isappove. Zach proposal must be accompanied with the
signatures of two responsible fsons snlynS her assent
tact to- b. marked on the outside Prop6sals Tor Excayas
Trenches aud h. addressed the subscriber will be
stipulated IN The contract that the that such
lamps as are furnished directed placed the trenches
lett oren during the night supplied with oil and placed
"
tractors requested particularly the following The term
otter than that of rock measuring half cubic yard and
and contractors will be supposed have informed themselves
the character the excavation and made their proposals
accordingly The contractor will be required 20 keep the
trenches clear until the pipes laid and caulked and no al.
lowance will be made for Gazing IN, extra work OF any
kind The street is not TO be broken up without written d
rec,ions from the Water purvsyor which directions VIII
pecy from and what points the street TO be- broken up
from time time IL intended that the trenches shall bs
opened faster than the pipsrayers putin The pipes @nd
die refled aud rrpaved immediately after
the pipes are laid. j.
The payments estimates viii be within per cent of
tsork done, the completion OF the wos-such will be
reserved for two months will the opinion OF the W alter
Puveyor for any repayng other work found
cessay consequence of the Imperfect which
part OF the work has bean doue the part of the contractor
No will he finally settled without the personal
anine.ionand certificate Of the Water Iuryeyor
Of the and certificate final settlement
b. " rinl at the Office of the Croton AQueduct Works
p. iJ.ier of the CrOton AqueIuct Committee.
JAMES a. COFFIN
President rotor AlueGuct Board.
The proposals ipersons offering for the above work
will b. considered made for the whse such part the
JOINT Crct0n Agusdcc Committee may assign mh25 100