New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09

SPECIFICATIONS for the contracts for the
placing Of gssne base and an iron railing around Clay
CosTGAors-The work shall be aAudcated into
and distinct contracts, n follows, o-~it.
n ConracThe bull ing Of tnefoundatons and the fur
second furnishing placing Of an iron rail-
foundations shah be Of lake bricks Of the
best Quality laid IN mortar composed Of fresh Tbomss,on lime
bottom be laid IN regular be one
half bricks thick at the They shall thick
workmanke and ext ndins inches each side Of
GRAsIrs BArE-The shall be Of Quincy granite per-
fecy we'll hewed and dressed the side well the top
haze shall be s inches high above the bckng Of the sidewalks
pas shall also Be of ouiSey granite be~ed and dresss ana
shall have the densons ked The plans On the inside
space tagged with granite Of the quality having inches
s on Zach S If he entsSnces Tbs ,ein,s bs e h. I s
hled with cement and smoothly struck.
points accordance with the plans and drawings the City
rails shall be Of he best English iron and ire shall
be OF the best Tennessee ron The main rails shall be Of inch
eer the crossroads of fiat ou " wide b. x
All the shall be Of the best cast iron and shall be
fastened TO the wrought mon rails in the best workmanike
The doors shall marked on
the plans and shall be hung and shown
The pillars 70 entrances GO In number shall be of best cast
properly aed granite
with lead in The best gokmanlke manner Sixteen q these
the Of the dimensions marked plans and
a
The framing lamps "copper" and the lamps
shall be glazed with thick American cylinder glass free
by the contractor in order that said lamps be lighted with
necessary holes il the granite base for the proper
fastening o. e ron railing with the said granite base shall be
charge.
iron wedges and sealed With lead to the granite base the
workmaniike mhuner; .
receive three good coats CT best oil paint Of such color the
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GEsERAL CLAusEs-An the materials shall be Of the best
quality and shall be furnished By the contractors well the
The work all details executed and performed in
the best IN conformity with the plans and
rawlings Of the City Surveyor and the lines and levels by
said officer aud TO entire satisfaction Of said City Surveyor
All brekinS Of the which may be dispsced by the
contractor for The granite bsse and f9npdson in laying the
arge and all ground which be displaced shall also
fhe Contractor FOR The granite base shall bind himself to be-
gin to set the foundations and granite base before the
fore the Isl Of january 1881 conaetr Tor the iron
railing shall bind himself TO begin set up the iron railing
before the list Of February ss and to complete the
fail to comply with these conditions he shall be liable
hne Of twenty dollars day for each and day
Security 10 an amount Of 5000 required from the
tractor for the granite base and to an smount of 5000 from the
Payments 10 be made as follows towt For the gianite base
BY City Surveyor railing paid
Of the budget Of 1852 should the City Surveyor the
II is we'll understood that in of failure by the contractors
Il he Be Win he
which the work being Council shall right
annul the without putting the in default
required by article 1905 Of The Civil Code and without
ing court Of justice annu the and without nde
and also well understood that In the
shall any time abandon the work finish and complete
the in conformity with their the said
shall forfeit all claims they have for part Of the work
done by them the date of the abandonment and that the
shall be thereby discharged from liability there
for and also well understood that in the contracts
sold the their securities shall be held bound
In soldo the city all loss difference between the
prices which the originally perform
The work and the prices which they may be adjudcaed
resale REHABILITATION.
BdA the foundations and granite base compete
for the iron railing, lamps, painting, ETC., complete.
New Orleans, 2lst My 1858
lsigned,] LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
| Boards of The Common Council.
[signed h. r. vENNARD, 1cr,
siEned,l JOHN L. HOLLAND, Oh"'rmeh'
| les SIT HENRY DUREL Clerk of Comptroller