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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

.,s. orrsp Of .bose Auerissns who we're &.fss.sd 10
A. -, Covyert,op, Gays thai for The present il
.s,n ,ee,ain neutral IN The canvass f'r Governor
An a,,.rpy, to irdor-e ssns'or D0nsis' a. toe
n.,o1-,,,ic Convection, hid =, spripsSsh, on Nor
a. - sspou, p.lega;e. TO he k.sseas-s,,s s,..s
Conver,icp, failed.
-Tke Burlington Free Pre' o' h0hasy n@niss
TIM. gives the .;.., intelligence n rega'i 70 As Vsr'
rno., election; -, q. ,es.ow,. s.o-, ~.
The vote FOR Gov. H, n -. 49,. ,r.n ~ VI
We hs'e "a mr. Re p1bc4o gain q - IN tAoss
SAKE - n.s1orr.,ic gaia q 81. GOV. HLs
toNh -, .ss. .r 600, lscsing p votes reese
Of $50 over BIZ u.iOriiy IA tie .a' 9. ~, YEA,
II II i vii be so It e likely 70 e~ Ass
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

REPUBLICAN, MEETING BURNED OUT
IN MIME sofa.
PEOPLES THEATER DESTROYED BY In
CENDIARISM

We stop the press to announce that, while ".
Colfs1 speaking, the close Of his remarks,
the iheser was discovered "a be on FIRE underneath
the stage on which he was standing, apparently in
the extreme bsck psr. Of the tbes,er. The alarm va
gwen at orce, and Mr. Cofax Immediately ciosed his
mastery speech.
TIE saoience retired in good order however and in
: moment tie building Wa clexej. IL VISA fortunate,
too for barely bed the Last person crossed tie hresh
cd, ere the sDgry flames, ulpeled by the WIND which
ives blowing briskly a. the time filed The whole build
irr, ard in few moments only, i wa entirely de-
s-royed. TIE building vas light balloon aIne,"
With canvass top, and the flames licked II up Ike
sbsvings.
The Fire D.psrmen. we're on the ground ss .oon a.
possible and Greeted then efforts 70 saving he Cd
Joining frame brildlrgs The Old Pioneer Hook and
Ladder trick house, belonging 20 X. c. Knox, WAS
destroyed tu. the neI- frame carpenter AMI paint chop
The theatre vas built in 1857 and the property
Of V. GGerir. esq Vsiue probsbly 81, 800. Several
hundred dollars worth @. scerty belonging 10 ex-
usrssef |sn Lew Wa also destroyed. K. {. knoxs
Lee about $50.
The FIRE was The work Ct an rcendisry, a. al who
Il fret agree. When fret seen hacke, Of wa.sr
would have qCenched Il. IL ras kinilsd in re unfre-
eusnted rece-sss under The stage.
We cbeeYfOlly acquit the Democracy a. q party OF
his vile act Bu. IS j, TO, oeplorsble tia, any party
should be dsgrsoed BY such fends in human .hspe IS
these partisan iDoendieri-s urguestionsbly sre
That lives were lot zoe, IL q wonderland mo-t as
surecly there would have been such o-s lisa tie dre
occurred IN tie middle OF he meeting when the grsA.
est crowd yes present.
When the alarm WAS first giver, the fsc. OF there
being fire al al was disputed by some OF he a.
ci.nce, aad only portion therefore Immediately EFF
20 that there vas upeCous r1sh oct 20 trampe he
weaker under foot. As il sss, al got ou SAFELY b.t
DC; moment too sooE.
The Republicans Of s.. Paul having had tier prir-
opal place Of meeting thus banned u. row res5,. -
,os open sr-bGt there is ore sstsfsc.on-.hsy eau
s,ill az the hOuiel
- cur Democratic friends vii make noshirg By
LIS setcn Of soue OF their fellows Of the b.@r IN,
- P.ul Daily Mar .soixr s.ps 4
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SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT.

After The foregoing report wss closed, the urder
signed II the sSsenoe Of the other members OF the
Ne hsniCs. COMMITTEE who bad .eit Tor home accom-
rsnied the Executive Committee 10 witness further
ifisl Of M Fswkess engine, II wss attached 70 the
povs and set 20 work II praIie cod along sde the FOR
CT plowirgs After proceeding eighteen yards, some
o. the connections between the pows ard engine gave
Way when il discovered thst the former were set
for Flowing stubble grouId, and were running Il
inches deep, causing resistance that was sufficient 70
psrt the connection a. point where wccten pins are
used for the express pupO:e OF Yielding u ease OF
emergency tbs. 10 6aInsge might be suffered by the
plows. After this sdjused, and the plo~s rasef
10 the usual depth for piaire cod the engine pro
ceedei some rods. SD leavirs the prairie sod, and
while crossing the psrt stubble and psr tsneg-ass
sod CASING shower passed over, vetng the ground,
Itch was alresdy moist from the heavy ram the night
before This csused the main roller 70 Flip snd II.
Fsvkts hsyirg removed the spuds provided for
projecting through the drum 10 prevent slipping 10
.uch cases lie uslled STRIPS On the drum a. sub
.,u.es which served well uLii reaching the sod
inclined lane, where from their temporary adjustment
they came OF srd logging " e- the machine caused
I, - side some inches iron Tie lre Of drsCga.. NJ.
Fsvkes then rsi.ed 'hs plous, and remarked that ~
preferred rot 70 attempt farther tral without the sp
tAIces referred -. II Is vel known 10 81 scqIsin,-
Cd with tie OF the reaper snd mower, tha. OF s
slippery surface TIE diving wheels VII 'oustiGes ia
70 per!orm their reyOiu,ict., with iner noovd
surfaces. IL conclusion, / woulf say tls. tie above
ircdsns 90 lot materially lessen the value Of tie IN
rrcyemeLi Il Ky estimation. he-pectfuly - omitted.
lssa.eY ISAAC 4 HEDGES
F,sete,i H. SER u 1859.
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THE ATLANTIC MoSTHLY.-TIe Boston Cosr<r,
IN noticing tie Suspension Of Philips Sanp-or s. Co..
states that tire "Atl.ntic Monthly osiT va c-e of
beng true, We are ASSURED or resble suthorry tast
the Atlantic has not only paid its expenses b., s-sy
h'hcsome proht over its cost. The Suspension, vea
u eeAe'ed to be only temporary grew ont q .nio'
tuhs'e Circumstances, well known 10 the ,rsie, ~acs
produced lack Of conhderce IN the STABILITY q; ne
ho~e- TIE Cosr'ers stAtemen; is reg.r!ed 81 u
natIled and reckless. The magazine il ss saecsss
ard the October number viii b 90; IN q fxs Lays,
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FIRES.

fiRs - TIE FlFrH.arEyCE HOTEL
NE "a, Uncovered on Wednesday morning a5oss
= ocoek in the ooakhole of the Fifth.Ayenas Hosel.
ohshsel among lot Of rubbish, and scoa
e1trguishei, withol: damage. Sergssn, A,Si. ard 9
Quad q Pohee, were quickly the ground ard rem
csIed every assistance.
flRE o. sHIPBOsRD.
Inc Nssug etd nlzzer-tOpmast OF the ba.k Elos.
nee ytg az The FOO, u Pike street. took fir 90 Taes-
cay noIsing about III o'clock, giving rise % a.
elarm. Little censge was core
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

THI SHIP NTFTUSEs CAK PROBABLY Ashore.
SaSDr Hook, sept. II, lsJe.
TIE nip NeptuEes Car was IL ,ox Of tie stan
tu- ScreGuer ths morning. SIZE is uoE lea. tie i4i
Of tie Roaner, and he Screamer : ss;srr Q: aeT.
ca,ro. say she Is .:hcrs tu. shsuld think from sp-
pea-.nces she was. lchter s-d schooner have been
ssut 70 her.
N.yaI.
Tie United States steamers Wysrsotte sud No
hawk WI receive their and marines tbs morn
irg, ard BE put formally u commission. They are 20
cruise ~ We eoas; OF Cubs with the Fulton sri
wster-wi,eb, sni sse under The eortrol Of the Con-
nsrder. Il. Chief Of tie Home squadron. TIE Wysr-
dot.e officers are
Ls,u cozns,ei1E Fsbl. Ss1-y Lisz.erss, Ar Ress
Ear E-sass, c psyslL sna Joss kEIi-,.ca En.A.s;
W Z. P-rse Lce Bro.ss; Cru J Carr r-s j r Rek
VITA N.s,e-'. N.ie, N..lr Z. Bairo~a
TIE ofice1s attached to the Mohawk s-e $ follows
CAS-. CO. Easra 49, No. &c. c..
;' haifs; Asa-.z; ssrs-eo X : -, "a seEa i,s,
;sn, Z. l. Dist AZ 6eA Z. EE-oEa
About o1e hundred NEE vii be discharged from
the Navy Yard ID few days, n addition 70 those
whose services have already been Dispensed viii.
sLArEE H0,v.
TIE Providence oorresponceui Of Tie Bos,oz Jar
aal ssys:
"Ta@ s.atener: Published By the papers arsek
ago e. he effect rs, akho-e Is-a-d yesee hsi Er3e
cargo q slaves Il E.1lils Ia proved - h hoaz
al tie coInsct between Cspt. Wickhsn 81. patti.
CT re AfIicsr cos-. o- Tie delivery o! nsg7o=- 8
faor,cs.ior. SJue ore hss searched the CG..0n-
Ho1se reports q Ns~por-, and Ascerts-1et ,hs; u
lsOi, re ys.- Il TtcA >ocsn Cs-O. "a Op=ned the
save t-sde. there : - ert-y q the brz Fsvori.e
esp. Nickhso, ard ~ clsa-Ance fcr tie Cap4 %
Nsri ls.an6s ard f-Iths-Io-s, the fanny o. Wax
BAN II Il sac have sIrce boone ernct All those
CT them uho followed ihe go we're g. t0En pre-
y.ous g lie Esy1-ut Z Itese far seen - u.Uve
la It's e1pedi-io. = rot OF modem ia;e sr 4 the
said b-g ~ss ever engaged II tee slsve vsce, uos
isV. eSe--.s- :, .s:=. si,y ys2rs sso.'
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Ftr,f TIE weight ter tuns, "a reported by Mr..
Fswkes.
>,cond TIE fuel consumed in che hour VS.. 10
pounds or two bushels ard pounds Of inferior coa
with one-eehth part Of cord Of wood, ey sporai.rg
shout $50 gallons Of ws.e-. and blowing ere acre II
twelve minutes which includes turrlugi.
The wood used was mostly OF lime, sud considerably
decsyed snd would have been rejected upon steam
bosts
Third The amount Of traction or difereu: grais.
Of laIi wout be MISTER ithcof % determine, VIE
the fschtie. IN the hands O. the Committee. We had
the engine run up the various grades OF the Ear
grounds, passing into gully with the ploSs sWung
II the rear, which struck on ore bank s. the msla
roller raising the other, which overpove7ed the
engine bat upon detsctr the p,ovs, tie nls ,hine
moved CT. without The les.t difficulty Upon mess
uIemen. the grade found 10 De one foo: vertical
10 four on the horizontal hne. Steam, BY the ind
Gator wss marked az only Cleo beng he ordirary
pressure.
Fc+rfk The friction produced by the pressure
sgsirs. the shoulders Of A1les Instead OF beng
fair the journals (which are Of less sire, may posi-
by make slight waste Of poser IN running across
Inclined planes. The wear AID tear would &c The same
a. with sry other siean-euere used for ccornoton.
TIE engine can safely b. run sc-oss an inclined
plane ot 81 because Of Is crea breadth Of base ELK
isetthe principal part OF the boiler, the hesvy ire
box, Xd srsa. portion Of tie machinery being below
the cerier
Fi;tG We have previously stated tina, az sore co1i
be powsd II twelve minutes but 81 examination OF
the following computators gil Senonstrae ~ actual
perform arce. a strip Of sid, .i6 yards long aod ~
Zee. vice, Ilowed n for miru,es ara the head
,srts Of 80 Zee. crossed enc IN . seconds TIE
other IN S-ihs plows being e!evated ani lowered 70
sid from the ground II the TINE.
Sal, Nc s,eSu-ergile II existence should De cd
trusted % ireIpeuerced persons.
THIS ore i Simple any We have ever examined,
: s;ions ard substantial. Il = s loconctye high
pressure engine cons;rnC1n, arranged for reversing
~ vi. AID vas repeatedly advanced ard reversed
few inches ., time with perfect ease, an Il lew
seconds. The ski requisite 70 manage tie usch--e
should re SECURED II moth BY sny Inielise
American farmer srd your Committee II view OF TIE
certainty OF tie employ Ieri Q; ean Tor flaming par
poses vcDj s:rocsly recommend tbs. re i.ruefs o;
lhrols should give especial attention. = ire et,cas1a
Of TIER sOrs 20 the principles Of mechanics src The
practical mar sgeueri q steam-srgires.
SersEt. The fael furnished ~ he Sccie;y % your
Committee was OF such Inferior quality ss = hardy
enable g 20 demonstrate fully he s,es1-sere-s.i.g
oapabiny Of the boiler bu by referring 20 TIE Snour,
O. Is IRE sur.ae Ss5 square fee ]; VII y seer BY
prsctica rsu, thA., WIKI TIE advantage o; eIasast
e create s;ilhcial 3racgh,, = fully Ipetsoi, VIII
Ordinary fue 20 gere-xe continuously sbn Rt2r: steam
fer ifs work.
In ssssI y. eaI aDd ss0a u bos'i, 81 q Pa.ses-
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Xi,h the no.t liber,l apowanee for hsuling VS..

With the most liberal allowance Tor hauling wster
ard coal nile for s.oppsges and turnrg-, the ms
ehire should plow IS scres per day At preen: con-
trac; prices OF e ~ per for pr.ne bleakr thi
would cosi 60 90 while By the above estima,e Il =
seen thst Fawkess plows for OF cents per acre.
Your Conn ittee regret that accidents 70 The other
G. upeti.ors before reaching TIE ground shoui have
prevented test Of the comparative merits of tie sey-
ers plans already adopted and about 10 be offered 70
tie public. The interest manifested IN the progress
Of this ,na not only by the visitors upon the sho
grounds but by the public al large, vii doubt snu-
late other agricultural bodies TO follow the example 30
nobly set by the Illinois State Agricultural Society,
and thus ample opportunity will be afforded for far
Your Committee, in view OF the result Of their eI.
perimerts II ariuously recommend tbs. the First
Prize Of three thousand dollars be awarded 10 joseph
W. Fsskes Of Chris:isna Lancaster Co., Pa, for LIE
Steam Plov.
AL Of which j. respectfully submitted.
ISAAC A. HEDG -, Ciacinrs;L
P. ". GATES Chcsgl
A b LAITA, Cllc.rlstL
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

&. aAn,. Greer~oed oi oiH-irr.a -lEes z-s-,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

,culas Claiborne street. shall be enclosed with iron posts
,hs flawn with the accompanying plan and in
posts shall se OF the best cast iron one half of an
q not s to s ss s
s 70 run me nss and grades to BE-
sn ,h as M b a; Isl. on the plans
homassoH asd aid they %s sa
as s at nh and shall BE- laid
The posts shall be connected BY chairs an inch iron
n ss sS
three good coats Of oil paint be selected
Guy who will be the sole Judge of the quality The
All the materials be of the best quality and shall be fur
na Il: wor. on each and
a asr ns y s ss
q, a and to eo%pee the
ten dollars Per day for each aud
Security $500 shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract
Of The same the CITY
sss Ss treasurer retaining arantee
c. Ehs Ss ss, q
shall have the right demanding Of said petitioners the
well understood that failure by the contractor
nhss as the
n which The work being executed shall have the
PRRS os "nd ds
srpyng to G9ar Of justice to snuu ne without
tractor shall at time abandon work or not nish and
complete the same conformity with his contract the said
contractor shall forfeit all claims he may for any part
ne WORK done by him up the date of the abandonment
the city shall be hereby discharged from any and all liability
and it also we'll that contrao,
bs resod the contractor and his shall be held and
bound in solido to city all difference between
the price at which the contractor originally contracted 10
form the work and the prices at which may adudcated
resale or adjudication. "
Bids to be running for the whole work
New Orleans, April 20, 1859. ~ compressor"
[signedl LOUIS PILE. City Surveyor
oy Inc committees Streets and Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common Council. " '0'
n sisasd -, :, So, RRoBr. shsSSYY aHE, Sohairmsn.
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CoMpTRoLLER---oFFICIAL.

% sa ns and s
street. s'Sss eosstO and shall Be
S ss s. Ct Sss y e as ~
connei aud . sompse the months after under
sier lie same il not anu cay
sss s ss
to bemsde the Of the paving Of each
To sa III
perry hcasrs 10 bills aesn. said prope, holders b made
IN s..ss said ss ss.s'ss NJ ssa..se,s
M s;ss e
orion 70 Is paid Ss he city cash.
TN
into the City Treasury prior t.
sss
shall have he sh. e DE- Of said petitioners
aadsrstood that inc d failure
the I be ns
In which the work ing executed TIE Council shall have the
eauirei By article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
deny; and it also well understood, that the
tractor shall at time abandon ne work finish and
shall forei, ali claim. may have for any part Of the
city shall b thereby aisehased from and
for and is also well that in case the conae. be
in soido unto the city all loss difference between the
price S which dna The ct e ss to
resale REHABILITATION.
Bids be per superficial yard of square block paving
nished and laid complete, including the gutter sones per
perca foot cnrbstone furnished and laid per superficial
foot Of crossing stones furnished and laid running foot of
new and ad On S1 The whole h Of the
taken and elsd and iron bridge top furnished
complete
New Orleans, April l6 1859.
lsignedl LOUIS Il. PILE City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council.
(Signedl HIT. vENNARD, 3cu.
ROBERT pUYGHE ohMr"eh.
HENRY DUREL,
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SPECIFICATIONS for making IN ,ho ,.,,-
~ ter 81 the neutral ground Canal street. from choupitou.
las 70 Caf9orne street. shell walk eitheen feet in width
The whole width Of the ground betwesn cnrbsopes
shall be ed b the contractor and smoothly bedded In
fill ng to be Of dry river sand. A"e
Eighteen feet in width the of the neutral ground
six inches til ok and said shells shall be rolled with s s
roller as often as may be necessary and until they form
then be spread all he shells shall be worked in
manner as to form when dry even and smeoh surfaee
whole work shall be executed the entire satisfaction
the City Surveyor who will be the sole Judge of III WORK
furnished by the contractor, we'll the labor ~ W
The contractor shall be bound begin the work mmedets
every by the the paving of said At,
and TO complete the each and every square within If
every day thereafter The same nat Re gay Tor
security to an amount of $500 shall required to
the ia'hful perform tnce of thee ontract,
Payme Is in cash the completion of the work nm each
every acceptance Of the the Cy
s ne oy retaining in guarantee per cent Of
we'll understood that in of failure by the contractor
o Segn or finish the work or thereof within the
IN which the work is being executed the CouncI sbai
tn right to annu the contract without putting the Contractor
in default as required by article 1908 the Civil Code and
without applying to court of justice annn the sans nnd
without indemnity and also understood that in
and complete the same conformity with his III d
contractor shall forfeit all claims may hsye far nnv mari
that the city shall be hereby discharged from any and Nh s
6iy there or and It also we'll that 10 case lie
he'd and bound odo pay unto The city ali Ioss or
ence between the price which the contractor orinsr
tacted to peorm the work aud price at which may
sdiadicaied at resale or readtudic alton. may
W osap per n y 1885, S Tor the whole work complete
tsgnedl louis II PILE. CITY Surveyor
~ sy the oommtss on Streets and Landings
n tsisasdI m >. IS, kobERiT iHfrHSHahas ) ohatrmsu
a26 l2f HENRY DIrREJ sor C.,,n...r.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

towards the surbstones for d,a g lots
eypresspAnk for the sides bottom with two by io nches
hos Sns s
BRICK PAyExnsr-The walk pavement shall DO aid with
lake bricks Of the bs,t quality in herring Of lake
ss s Ths shss ss
ing rrio, laying The bricks earth
with decsiy slope towards the on line
e = s u r. whss ON shall
an sa mss N .s .ssS
herring In sGSs
ssSss asSE ss s will
.n 9n nS sidewalks .lseady laid said street
he cue FSsssa 1 best
like manner to be n All points with The fore
e. ssd sidewalks the contractor allowed
said contractor shall provide materials which may be-
rsasd without sXra .,. :,
the snTs sa,isason ths Surveyor who viii Be the sos
Az the materials shall be of the best quality and shall
Th ey the eont5as or as well as the labor
9owps 'hs q ,Se sdaaesn dc
ally Of len dollars every day thereafter the
same Is not completed.
CURED rom the contractor to guarantee the faithful
Payments be the completion of the
same By The City Surveyor as follows towit the proportion
pop be
by the City Surveyor in conformity with section 9
city charter said bills to be collected by the
shall be sbrogaed to all the rights Of city
e ss # t FL 5
| for any of said bills should the not be paid
The contractor shall into the City Treasury, prior
ceiyiDg his certificates and bills the OF publication the
petition of the holders being well
said contractor shall have the right of demanding said
toners the reimbursement Of said publication
iswe understood that in Of failure by the
to begin finish the work thereof within period
fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with
which the work is being executed the Council shall the
right Rnnu the without putting
fault required by article 1905 of the Civil
applying court OF justice annu the without in
denity and 1t also we'll understood case the
tractor shall at time abandon the and
complete The conformity with his contract said
shall forfeit all claims any part OF the
work done by him the of and that
the city shall he thereby discharged from all liability
tn reor and 1t is also well understood the
esod the and his shall bs held a,
bound in sodo, unto the city all difference be-
tween the price at which the originally to
at resale or readiudcation.
Bits be running foot of sidewalk complete In.
GLIDING turning of the running foot OF old
sidewalks reconstructed complete.
New Orleans, April l6, 1859
lsiSned LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of bo,
Boards Of the Common Council. - ~
lSignedl H. T. vENNARD n,
Registered pril rs, 1859.
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fos the
f. Altering the grades the sidewalk
ogAnTy Asn D.ssSso a or TEE MArERIsThe squsre
p a bo sss
Ssg IL sasRs s no ss sP
De vel a'n as . anal he sp. ss.
g. fla and free s IN The
degrees With the sides 50 as to be laid diagohay from the
The gutter shall be of good hard granite obaued from
5ss and g. ff sas t. @ N 9g
sss be ws p he . Re and
hsS MI Ssl
well hewed dressed op to answer the
Slope Of the sides from three six feet long from twenty
thirty inches wide and in no case less than four nche thick
crossing North river blue stones of the
best quality perfectly well hewed and dressed than
four tie s vide and ed LES than
stones of tbs bAs atty rubbed ooled the surface
hal. dressed snoo sqsaes and having rubbed joints
and L. half in inches lss h tic H. has.
sss y sls., sasse sand large
&c or shs 4k the a old
stones be ct ACCORDING to he ines
and GRADES to be given by in good Joints and
lengths e from three to sxfst sougbous hs work
The adjoining siaewas and ssal also Be
d fixed and backed o,s an II The Ap
the eon,racSr whenever required hy The
grades given by he Surveyor God joints and in the
best workmanke manner bed 81 London gravel and
we'll rmned VITA head Of lie row Ss9
ia accorance with the directions TO be given the city
asss ''''ss' 'A rest
and shall be laid with an inclination Or sose towards the
Of inch botiemng Of four inches Of London and
the head Of the until solid The stones shall be veil
they shall be rejected and filled up with gravel
s saR% s'ss
sf e ssS0tea S inc
the superior face Of the blocks when laid The
gSsns s6al plaee
an mixed and roll Se WITH r.
roller until form and hard foundation The square block
an thu enss o ss &c
@ ase s with s me
a II sds, ina each block nay re on solid foundation
sls,s Joints ri hall Width shall most most
y a Whsn as s s4sss an
@ ne s asps s aa s 5 ,os
completely into the Joints covering Of fine
sn ST. and sharp na mixed shall be paced the paving
a Ths all sx s lex s the sidewalks shall be taken and
we'll ans by
ia and close hs nsa n M he ad and %
shall be aidin regular The Tagging shall when COM
,sas I'D Tree OF ~ rugged or hollow
shall BE- rejected The dressed stone CUTTERS
less than ~ inches wide by thick with the usual tool
dressed channel for the water shall be laid and we'll decided
and houses. " e "
Wherever the sidewalks already tagged and may be
found TOO low by the Surveyor the shall
haeging fl the sidewalks relay the old tagging TO
correspond with the grades DO established by City
Sasse ~ the best workmanlike and in the
The contractor shall furnish all new flags which NAV he re-
qui1ed to replace he old broken Tags - - -
LAusEsThe whole shall be executed to the
with ~ sesason q the lily Surveyor, who, conformity
work. 80 w s 'o'S l"aee OF me eoaiiy OF the