New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-09

SEE CIFIOA for the contract "a;
- 6a ding an extension of the Port Market, Third District
The located
TIES ss SAID Pert Market and engine Hose Hoos
SIZES AND DarssIoss-The Market House shall h.
s plans Of the sizes
Fouspaross@ each so Of the iron co,,mn. -,,,
foundation shall be bni said foundations shall be- each H.
inch a abos, p on esssnn
G,nes ~ ,ne Ses v. the bricks
bricks square At The ,op Ths foundations Of The wall
two bricks wide at the top and the foundations the can
steps to rest npen shall be three bricks wide The Bottom
shall be lake bricks Of the best quality laid in hydraulic
wALI-rhe wall the line of New Leves street shall be
bricks tck and shall be constructed with lake bricks Of The
GRAsIrEGrane bases Is inches square Sy ~ ncbs, ,
NAL s.s on the s receive the iron
space q the diameter Of the iron columns of two
2 vide By Incl b is nns in length,
nor LIS s Than feet shall BE- placed all around the
Granite bases Y INCHES by 10 inches thick shall be
Of I'D granite center u space of the
diameter Of the columns and of inch dep sunk into the
TPe granite shall be Quincy granite of best quality psr
The granite steps the end Of ths now existing marke,
shall be taken up and used to n the The
furnished BY the may We marked shall be
Iron coLyzssThe easron columns of the market and
Tact t in oil points sRs' to the oa columns Of The existing
h,
pacei and fixed marked the pans shall lie fastene
g salsa WIN IN iesn with The granite bases
tmb1rs o. the roofs Of tho market awnings Throughout
esc sf e Impair l hsr fs sPe sap bad
durability and shall have the dimensions marked on md B.
whole ossh heq a ssd'Gn he r
cramps as per plans and to the satisfaction the city Sur
The roof of shall be shea.hed with sonnd
yellow pine boards inch thick and placed
The roofs of the markethouss and awnings shall be slated
with good qa.y of States 10 by 20 inches properly nailed
English =. tiles snd ws snd po int 5idsaa
the whole covering shall be Of the materials and 81
year. - "-A"''1 'sn' i'f one
to those Of the nowexsng Market shall be placed on
shall be a he'd and pas.sSs in s three
sasd Ws and the wall
GHP 81 ESp vii, gss end on hs end Of
narrow yellow pine boards finished in al
points mn + the esn s end nd On sS the END
seas yellow pine ceiling boards with matched
defects paw ' VI
The whole awnings to be finished in all points similar to til.
FLAeGlsc-The whole Of the market house and sidewalk
grades City s the s
best quality q North river flag fooled on the
NJ ss to less thsp feet thick
a Rs is 10 Pc aa and s .sddsd II
to be- be laid aid, with reg regular courses
ri
hewed and dressed from three long oar
inches Inc ss. hs ssyssd dressed on the
o He 81 a a 81 gutter plank Said curbones be
with The lines to Be BY the City surSe9o
n gef made four inches thck
By the contractor in the best manner The whole
10 ss+. Of hs y
tables as yell as the necessary butchers blocks shall fur
nhed and built By The contractor the whole shown
The legs Frame shutters and the tables shall be
uuhA fNpna
feet; s calculated Ia to mpar IT, strength and durability
vegetable tables shall Il yon pps
pa ais. bc ao Y s and tables yellow
The legs shall be and turned the lumber for
partitions inch thick lumber for ti the sha Sass
er tables there shall crosrss placed as marked ON the
plans These rails shall cypress by inches and
1.-THE extrstss shall we'll secured into the iron Columns
Al ne for the tables rails and upgh shall be paned
The shall be hung and secured each with
o Be- with good inch iron
placed at Of inches and we'll fastened
The butcher. blocks shall be feet square and 2 feet long
a f tf' the ssf isS"
mean, of the whole marked the plans, shall
PMSTNG.A PLAYED and showing wood work tthe ton of
tss hsSs Ts rss Of aoa
white lead in OIL and such other plain coors may most
Gas aND 'WAIEE Wonks-The necessary pipes lamps
plugs, all the fixtures the
Dc ana by the contractor such places
GENERAL CLAUsEsA the materials shall be of the hest
quality and shall be furnished by the contractor as we'll MS The
labor. = 4 -S
necessary items omitted ito be written in the foregoing
specifications which be found necessary by the civ
Surveyor to complete the said awnings shall
be supplied by the contractor without charge.
The contractor shall bind himself begin the work in the
ten days following the approval CT adjudication by the
Common Coupci and to complete the on or before The
LIST OF December 1859 under penalty of twenty dollars
per day FOR each and every day thereafter the not
completed. - ~
Security Of 5000 shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract
Payment in cash the completion Of the and accent
ance Of the same by the City Surveyor.
1t is we'll understood failure by the contractor
70 begin or finish the work. thereof within the
Rod fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with the man
mel IN which the work being executed the Council shall have
the right TO anru the contract without putting the contractor
deau required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and with
out applying to court of justice to annu the same and with
out indemnify ana it is also well understood that the
complete the in conformity with his contract the said con-
tractor shall forfeit all claims may have for any part OF the
work done by him 10 the date of the abandonment and the
city shall he thereby discharged from any and ali liab;lv
tract be esod the contractor and his shall be held
and bonnd in sode pay the city or difference
between the price At which the originally
perform the work and the price which may be adudca
ted at resale or REHABILITATION.
lids to be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans, l4th March, 1859.
tsigned.l LOUIS Fl. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of
both boards Of the Common Council
ssi issnsd] II 3 v HSYaRp, ohsrmen.
Registered April 4, 1889
as LIT HENRY DuREI., for Comptroller
r A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND COL
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