Evening star., 1867-06-13
PRUPOSALS.
DROPoSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING SEWER
Il IN STREET NORTH, FROM THE WEST
SIDE OF THIRTEENTH STREET TO THE

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Thirteenth street to the east side of Fourteenth
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Bidders will state the price per linesl foot for the
mss Td and and per piece &c for the
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jel3 Commissioner Second Ward.
pR9PosALs FOR GRADING AND PAVING
NORTH, FROM THE NORTH SIDE OF
sipT 81 sfkAkf ESkFH THE SOUTH
City Hail until Till Il &c clock NJ ON Fl the ais
as % the
side OF Pennsyyania avenue to the south side of +
street north stone not to be over eight or less
than hye inches In diameter. and seven inches in
eight inches deep covered with at least four inches
OF sharp sand before paving and to be well rammed
watcred before the last ramming; the surplus earth
to be deposited in such neighboring streets OF
the contractor will be required to leave a surface
OF two hundred feet IN length for the full width of
well pnaed by the Without
expense to the contractor
bidders viii also estimate for furnishing and lay
ing at not less than three feet In length
and twelve INCHES in width the work to be done to
commissioners, and to be paid for by assessment
on the property bordering thereon except that of
act of Congress of February %, 1866. =
ma material ri h to be the property Of thG Corpora
Ward Commissoner may direct
Bidders Will state the price per cubic yard for gra
gravel and sand required and per foot for old and
new gGtseT M asS o. old and new yr ssstPne
teal PAYERS, and the rights expressly reserved to
el3 Commissioner Third Ward
TQE GKAPSS S{ ATR PAySS
Thh s8rH sSE j s4hkhf SSETH
Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office,
City Hall, until la O'Clock m. on FRIDAY, the 2Ist
riaeeway of Thirteenth street north, from the
north side of Pennsylvania avenue to the south
used in street north; the stone % not to be over
eight orless than FIVE INCHES in diameter, and seven
S less tIan eight inches he deep covered at least
four inches of SHARP sand before paving, and to be
times and well Wered before the last rammns
the surplus earth to be deposited in such neighbor
the M be to-
leave service Of two hundred feet in length for
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sioner withou. eX pense to the contractor.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and
laying gutter stone, not less than three feet in
length and twelve inches in width. The work to
be done to the entire satisfaction of both Ward and
Assistant Commissioners, and to be paid for by
assessment on the property bordering thereon,
except that of the General Government, which is
provided for by act of Congress of February o. 1866
All old material to be the property of the Corpo-
ration, and to be deposited in such locality as the
Ward Commissioner may direct
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, per square yard for paving. including the
gravel and sand required. Also, per foot for new
and old gutter stone.
No bids will be received from others than prac-
teal PAYERS and the right is expressly reserved
reject any or all bids j. J.NONDERLEHR,
je Commissioner of Second Ward.