New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
G0aPTKOLEERIS OFFICE, Z
CITY Of Nav Orleans, June 8, 1858.

gGaPrR0LGER's oFFI1E,
Oity OF NY Orleans June 8, 1858. 5
Rss5Oet That the Comptroller raeetge during thirty days
notice il the oga ogrn g4ed proposels for @ placing ola
Fourth iC-he bids TO b. made separate, for the
S 6 for IA cash. as per budget o the 49, and the iron
Ruling paid orOut the budget Of 1859 Alto done in
ors Office subject the approval Of the Common Council
Tsgnedl II. Nj. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
AE E5sned ApfG5a * 595 H. WATERMAN Mayor
Notice hereby gysp u tina, sealed lP ts above
'J js8 G S56 - 7. THEARD Comptroller.
,PECTFICATlONS for the contracts for tho
s9 peo "a S e F54Rib5 a ~ o ss around Gay
GS%fR1GTs-TGe work shall be aandcoted into two separate
and distinct contracts, as follows to-Nit:
FL buil"ng u the foundations and the fur
Second Cohtraerhe furnishing and placing Of an iron rail-
foundations shall of lake bricks of the
best quality laid in mortar composed Of fresh Thomtou lime
hotom shall be laid in regular Offsets 50 as to BE- and
half bricks thick top They shall rest Oa two hickhesses
Of sound inch panks crossing other in the best
wokmunks manne and extending inches on each SIDE OF
GRANITE BAsEIhs base shall beo Quincy granite per
fecy hewtd and dressed on the side rs well as on the p
and d TOD shall be bovelei marked the pluns Said
shall be a inches high above the brckng th sidewalk
and IA inches thick he steps 70 enaneI snd Ine oa9s %
paS sS@ XIV WIN ~ on the njaps On ne inside
Of the square in front Of taeu there shall be
space assgad with granite of The quality having inches
thick fleet wide and Of suitable lengths 70 extend at least one
each side Of the entrances The joints shall be well
IRoYw0RK AND lAaPsThe railing ha be executed in all
points accordance ith the plans and drawings OF the CITY
rails Shall Be English iron, mud tpe shall
be Of the best Tennessee iron The Ias shall 6e Ct men
the crossroads Of at iron IA inches wide b u OF an
Xii he ornaments shah the best iron and shall be
fastened the wrought iron rails in the beat workmanke
Thg doors entrances shall have the dimensions marked
the plans Each door 10 have good lock with two Keys
he pa f. e F n s n a6Ens sns II Z.
aud shall BE- properly fastened ad sailed to the granite Gsss
pillars shall be surrounded ~ cast iron ea4deabraS and lamps
ornameued shown on the same
he framing the atpps shall be Of copper and the lamps
Tie fixtures shall be furnished agd placed
by in order that said lamps be lighted with
Ali necessary holes IL e granite The proper
fseu ,aug with The said granite base shall b
drilled by The for the iron railing without extra
Tbe whole railing pillars, etc. shall be well fastened With
wedges and sealed with lead the granite base in the best
fGxTlSG All The iron work he inside and outside shall
good Of hest oil paint Of such color the
ity Surveyor may select The copper aud
the lamps ard eandeabas shall be painted in imitation Of
GESERlL CLAusEs-All the materials shah beof tie bet
quality ard shall be furnished by the contractors as well as the
The work in all its details shall be exeensd and performed
drawings OF the City Survey and the lines and levels given by
officer tie entire satisfaction OF said Jy surveyor
III bFicEng ii lie dewnks may dispI-ced by the
for the granite haze mud foundations IL laying the
founaons shall be repaired b said without
cuarge all ground which may be displaced shall also be
replaced aud graded by him.
The the gtanite base shall bind himself TO be-
the foundations and granite base before the LIST
Of November 1853 and have the completed be-
fore tie January, 1853; the irons
railing shall bind himself begu this iron railing
before The st Of February s9 and 70 complete he same
before the h Of February SS, and to complete the
before the lsE of April 1885, and should Of said
tractors fail to comply with these conditions he shall liable
fine Of dollars per day tor each and every day
! thereafter the sAue is not mplttsi
security 81 5000 shall he required from the
tractor for the granite base Hhd to amount Of 3J0l from the
/ contractor for the iron railing.
Payments be made follows For the granite base
CASH the completion the work accepurCe Of the
the City surveyor and the iron rhug TO be- paid for
Of the budget Of 1852 should the City Surveyor accept the
its we'll understood TINT in case failure by the contractors
begin finish the work. thereof within tie period
which the works. being executed the tOHuci shall hive the right
Hnuu the without putting the in default
required by article 1905 u e Fs lode REd without apply
ing cOurtEt Justice 10 anui the and Ehuui n4e
nifty sand also well understood that In the contractors
shall any time abandon eRork hpi and cOupes
the in conformity with ts contracts, the said contractors
done by Them the dHe OF le abandonment and that the
city shall be thereby discharged from any and aty there
for and it also well understood that The contracts
sold the and hetf secues shall be held and bound
in su0 pay unto the ctY H loss difference between the
prices which tile contractors Originally contracted operfom
he work and tue prices at which they beadudated 1t
/ resale TBsdludcatiGn
Bids he Tor the foundations and granite base eompee aud
for t-e iron railing, EEnas paiuingt etc, complete.
! New Orleans, 2lst May, 1858
Approved By the Committees Streets and Landings both
| Boards Of The Common Council.
s sisssa Il T T. S6AFPsD chn,nlsn
jsS VIZ HENRY DUREL Clerk Of Comptroller.