Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-19
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS,
Nov. IA 1851.
MTOTICE TO STONE MASONS.-Ptopo

NT Office TO STONE MAsONS.-Ptopo,
u sails will be received at this Office until Thursday
next, the goth inst at II o'clock M or the extension
of the culvert from the Penentiary Pond to James
River, from lis present Northern termination TO the
brick culvert at the branch on Byrd street, distance
of about 595 eet. This culyert will be ieet wide and
feet high, clear, the walls 81 feet thick at bottom
and Ii feet thick at top, fully groued and firmly laid
on thorough granite flags, and be covered with strong
granite slabs.
The estimate for this work was by the IineaI foot
including small amount OF excavation and placed at
50 25-no bid beyond that sum will be considered.
Also, Tor the extension OF the Sixth street culver
from point halt way between Franklin and Grace
streets, Broad street, distance OF about $50 feet
This culvert VIII have mean or average depth of
twelve feeble one loot ionr inches wide, and two
feet high, clear with side walls less than one foot
six inches thick, with Thorough flags and covered with
strong granite slabs. This estimate was ore dollar
per foot six hundred dollars f)r the whole, including
excavation and removal OF earth, and lateral branch
and opening at Broad street No bid which will car
ry the cost beyond that will be considered
Also. tor extenang the cuvert on trace street
from TIN st eastwardly, distance OF about 1872 feet
This culvert will be feet inches wide, and eet
inches high clear and will be built in conformity with
the plan OF that from the Penenliary pond, as above
stated. The estimate was So per leneai foot (Iue or
no excavation being requred) and no bid beyond that
sum will be considered
Contract ors will be required to give bond and secu-
ry for the faithful performance of the work within
reasonable periods of time, and in OF failure the
penalties and toreitures will be eXacted.
Payments will be made on monthly estimates, with
the reservation of 20per cent until the completion of
the work. M. BATES
no l8-d'd Supt of Streets
ZIP lCE.-10 nerces prime fresh Rice, in store and
no Is WEBB, BACON & co.
NSHOSPHATE LIME.-The new article tor
IA tuberculous consumption, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD q co. Druggists,
no 10 90 Main street.
GtHEES E-42 casks and boxes receiving per ship
no IS JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
HDRIME NEW LEAF LARD.-22 bbs land-
A ing and for sale by
no Is JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
WMPROVED LOT FOR SALE.-We are
III authorized to sell a lot fronting on Marshal street
near Henry street. 1t has front OF % feet, and
brick dwelling house, OF the best materials and
workmanship, with four rooms and kitchen, &C.
Terms accommodating Ayply to-
no 10 General Agents.
q @ bells SOFT CRUSHED SUGAR,
"a ~ receiving, for sale.
no 10 JAS WINSTON.
N IME.- Just received, 500 casks best Thomaston
no IS HAsKINs & LIBBY.
q AAGA BAGS LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
III apsD receiving from the boat, Tor sale.
no 10 JAS. WINSTON.
IN HHDS CUBA SUGAR, receiviag for
T OST. on Wednesday last, on Brook Avenue my
IL FREE PAPERS. | will pay liberal reward to
any one who may find and return hem to me.
JOHN COUSINS,
no l8-2t* A free man OF colour.
sssax-zr,7U7b CANAL OPEN THROUGH
- - TO BUCHANAN On Friday,
the 2lst, the James River and Kanawha Canal will
be open through to Buchanan. Passengers by our
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturday, boat reach
Buchanan in less than two days. Fare only IS.
no IS BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
BACON, LARD, &o.--2O hhds handsome
ID Sides
bids breast pieces
do back do fat
IL bbs No Leaf Lard
30 pals family do
Receiving per steamer and for sale good terms by
no Is WOMBLE a. co.
MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER,-Gra
WE hams Magazne--25c
Godey's Lady's Book-25c.
Sartains Magazne-25c
Ladys National Maoazine-19c
And the Westminster Review for October
Received by
no 10 NASH & WOODHOUSE,
HpACON is hhds prime Sides
ED 16 do do bright Shoulders
do do Breast Pieces
4 do do JoIes
Receiving and for sale by
no IS JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.