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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-17
Notice.

! oEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i - at the Clerk of the Board of County Commits
sioners Office at Idaho City. /. T.. up to +. A.,
July Q, 1877 for keeping in repair and Improving
the roads and highways in the several districts OF
Boise county for the term of Tive 2 years from and
after awarding of contracts in accordance with an
act of the Legislature Of the Territory OF Idaho APP
proved January TO- 1871 and the act amendatory
thereto approved December %. 1877:
| District No Commencing at the Warm springs,
Il nee to Idaho City: thence to the mouth OF ILL
pois Gulch: and from Idaho City to the summit be-
tween Idaho City and Centerville; also from Idaho
CITY to the summit between Idaho City and Boston,
District No. Recommending at QuartzDurg
thence, via Granite Greek, Placervllle and center
Vile to the summit between Centerville and Idaho
City Also from Centervile, via Boston. to the sum-
NIT to the Star Ranch. Also from the Boston road
at Garden Gulch to Granite Greek, via Churcnes saw
mill, on Wolf creek.
: District No. Accommodating at the junction of
the Placerville and Pioneer City roads in Center
Vile, thence to one mile above Pioneer CITY. Also
from Pioneer City to the Placerve road, on the d.
vide between Boyle's Gulch and Ophir creek. II ~
District No. Recommending at Placerville, thence
to the Upper Payette valley, and up said valley to
McBrides Ranch The bid for this district Will not
include the rebuilding of the bridges across the
Payette river.
District No. 5:-Commencing at Horseshoe Bend
and running to Jerusalem.
District No. 6-Commencing at the mouth of Car
ter creek and running southsrly toward Boise City
to the county line. up w
District No. Accommodating at the mouth of IL
linois Gulch and running to Banner City.
Each proposal or bid so submitted to the Board
shall be accompanied with bond conditioned for
the faithful performance and duties of the contract
which may be made and entered into by and be- |
tween the person making the proposal or bid, and
the Board of Commissioners, in sum not less
than double the amount bid and stated in said pro-
posal, for the improvement and keeping in repair |
he roads and highways within the district proposed
he said bond to be secured by two or more sure
les. who shall justify in the same form and manner
Is is required on bonds of county officers
JAMES MoRIARTY,
Clerk Board County Commissioners,
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%Art Initiating Nature.v

A coating of diamonds on pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
ulster is perpetual For sale only at
RICHAR HUMPHREYS Jewelry
Store, 779 Broadway opposite Stewar y,
New York, Goods sent G. O, d., with
to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price list
NB I have no agents. .t13 fa7.
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
7lA-a - lag .t titjys -Igt } .s
OR
FALLING SICKNESS

PERMANENTLY CURED-NO HUMBUG-BY
MONTHS USAGE OF DIR. GOULARD'S CELEBRA-
TED INFALLIBLE FIT POWDERS. To convince
sufferers that these powders will do all we claim for
them. we will send them by mail, POST PAID, a
FREE TRIAL BOX AS DR.. Goulard is the only
physician that has ever made this disease special
study, and to our knowledge thousands ave been
DERS, WE WILL GUARANTEED PERMANENT
cure in every case, or REFUND YOU ALL MONEY
EXPENDEDs All sufferers should give these P1w
ders an early trial. and be convinced their cura.
tive powers, ss 4,,f ~, ,.- . .
Price, for large box, $500, or boxes for $40 90.
sent by mail to any part Of United Staes or Canada
on receipt Of price or by express, C. 3, D. Ad-
Ash ee RocBbins. /.
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TO the Working Glass. I'VE are
now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment at home, the whole
of the time, or for their spare moments
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons of either sex easily earn from so cents
to So per evening, and proportional sum
by devoting their whole time to the BUSH
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who see this notice may
send their address, and test the business
we make this unparalleled offer: To such
as are not well satisfied we will send one
dollar to pay for the trouble of writing.
Full particulars, samples worth several
dollars to commence work on, and copy
of Home and Fireside, one of the largest
and best Illustrated Publications, all sent
free by mail. Reader, if you want perma-
nert, profitable work, address, GEORGE
STNsoN &CO., Portland, Maine.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
resteres the complexion removes treckles,
tan anc sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white, anS delicate Its application can
not be detected.
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HS- NJ PETTESGrLL & Co.. 10 State Street, Bes-
ton, 81 Park Row. New York. and 701 Chestnut street
fniadelphia are Agents for procuring advertise
ments for the IDAHO W. I'd in the above cities, and
authorized to contract advertising at our loves
rates.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-07

! Visitors who merely take look at the
furniture on the first floor of Titus Ware
rooms, 46 Coryell street, ambertville, have
no idea of the immense stock that he keeps
on hand. BY going through the three stories
and basement of the building, each floor 90 X
20 feet in size, one is astonished at the variety
and extent of the stock which fills these va
rious floors There are all varieties of articles
in the furniture line, including beautiful up
holstered chairs, sofas, &C., handsome solid
walnut and other bedroom suites, chairs, ex-
tension and other tables, fancy tables, ward
robes, camp chairs, library and book cases,
patent dining chairs with bent backs and legs
so fastened as not to rack, woven wire and
wire net mattresses, &c, &c. 1t is worth a
visit to the warerooms just to feast your eyes
on the various kinds of beautiful furniture,
all of which is being sold off at very low prices.
Visitors who suppose they cannot find what
they need either in expensive or ordinary
kinds of furniture will be undeceiyed by call
ing at Titus Narerooms.,
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"A meeting of citizens will be held in Ly-
ceum Hall, on Monday evening, March 18th,
at 1880 o'clock, for the purpose of forming a
temperance organization. 1t is proposed to
inaugurate general temperance movement,
and all the friends of the cause are earnestly
requested TO be present.
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YIN. c. A.-The monthly meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
held in the Presbyterian Church on Monday
week March 10TH, at 1880 P. NJ. DIR. j.
Hayhurst, of this city, has consented to de-
liver lecture on Literature and its infiu-
ences." There win also be some good music.
All are invited.
TO the Republican Voters Of the city Of Lam
6ertuille and sicinsty -
| hereby offer myself as a candidate for
Post Mastersof the city of Isambertville, sub
ject to the decision Of the Republican Caucus
to DO held Thursday March Is, and promise,
if obtain the appointment, to use my best
efforts to fill the position to the satisfaction
of the public. SAMUEL G. HorPocK.
March Z, 1877.
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1t win be seen by a notice in another
column that an election is to be held for p. NJ.
of this city. The candidates, as far as heard
from, are Wilson Bray, CTS. Reynolds, Alex
auder Silvers, Joseph Lauer, S. G. Hoppock,
Mrs. Ashbel w. Angel and Clark Pierson.
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Scarcity Of Money.

There is no doubt but the present condition
of all kinds of business and industryis fear
fully depressed, and it behooses every family
to look carefully to their expenses. Winter
is coming on when children are liable to
Group, Whooping Cough, etc. Coughs and
Colds will prevail everywhere, and Consump-
ton, with other throat and lung diseases, will
carry off many These diseases should not be
neglected. Doctors bills are expensive, and
we would advise our people to use BoscHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP. 1t never has failed. One
bottle at rs cents will keepyour whole family
well during the winter. Two doses will re-
lieve any case. Sold in all towns of the Unit
ed States, and at Moore's and Anderson S
Drug stores, Lambertville, and Wclyertons s,
New Hope. ssls s s ss
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The Democratic National Committee held
meeting on Saturday afternoon, at the Ar
lington, Washington, when Mr.. Hewitt ten
deled his resignation as chairman.
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s1ts, ~ men in AQuetohg Steam Engine company Is
lieu IN Union Steam Engine company IS men In Hi
osfhta hapd Eng ne company 4Amen in Fleet Wing
& aoa anV iauaer eompaiiy making total number Of
thers are twosecond teanely one Hand engine
one OK aud ladder Truck aud three Hose farriageS
belonging to the engines, all in good order
HOSE.
pring the year 800 feet % ayc been adj
uea og Ilsuse OF the department and divided among
.he several companies, making the whole amount OF
nose 1900 feet OF which 1880 pet rubber and 20 feet
thrown service The hose & divided among the
companies as follows: Aquetong, $50 feet Union
and Hibernia $50 feet.
4 f3 I'D notsaa s3ES8agT IA
The Fleet Wing Hook and Gaddef company ana the
iil houses, but thoseof the Aquetong and Union are
not such as they should be properly shelter such
valuable machines as belong 70 these companies.
%N VALUATION e. rRornRry
Theirs has been but little change the valuation of
property belonging to the several companies aud the a.
I'noant n Fs q my report WIN V used asaia
Aqpetong NO. i--Steainer ss5o0o0
3l1lIlxs0 PPs soasfSs s sSSsS
Co. z -sNl..sslI s 'Sisssl
Carnage, 10000
Properly st4.a3ai cocoa
$4,000
Hsberoia Nc. s. Hand Engine. $4,000
= Carriage, 10000
Property, $4,000
Flea wing No. .Fsaes. g $4,000
$3.50 Rropertyf 81 $4,000
4s5ooo
s. Total Valuation, sis,75ooo
a..rs
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Pure Cream of Tarter and Baking Soda,
at Anderson's Drug Store, Lambertville.
f. IA.
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NOTICE TO TAx-PAyERs. "A public sale of
lands for unpaid taxes in the City Of Lam
bertville will be held at the Office Of the Re-
ceiver of Taxes, No. 10 n. Union street, ON
Wednesday, March 2ist, 1877, at 2 o'clock,
r. M. H.B. KIrcHIE, Receiver of Taxes.
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The best make of Rubber Shoes can be
had at Van Horns. IA.
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COMMISSIONERS OF. DEEps.-The following
Commissioners Of Deeds for Hunterdon
County were elected in Joint Meeting Of our
Legislature last Tuesday:
DoIaware-W. NJ Rittenhouso.
East Amwell--Ira Higgins, Levi HoIcoinbe
Kingwood--S. Ham, G. Arwine
i-ambertyille--H. Reynolds, T. r. Skill
man, John Purcell, S. r. Huselton, v r.
Mathews.
Readington- John p. Brothers.
West Amwell--G- II . Mathews.
Clinton-O H. Huffman.
Franklin. Thinner.
FIenchtoWn--@J Ham.
Hollalid-J. M. Dnckworth, g. w. Hager,
j. Myers.
High Bridge-zJohn S. Rinehart.
Borough Of Clinton--B. ". Leigh, j. r.
Kline.
UnionAJ. Van Syckel.
Alexandria--W. Bonnell, r. Eloom.
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articles sent postpaid, for so cts have been reailed o
So Bankrupt stock and must be sold. Solid Milton Gold
Watches $40 each for speculative good timers
equal In appearance 20 5000 genuine geld s Ifis fA
equaled by any advertiser in this city York Day
Book Dec 10. 1876. gfe3sf n
POSTAGE sTAMPs TAKEN AS CASH ~
r. ST0cKMEN, "a BOND ST. N. " sf.ssE4w
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--0n the night Of election day in Novem,
Der last, some Of the Democratic brethren in
this city became SO inbilant over the reported
success of the great Oregon Reform Party,
that they must needs have a parade, in which
they gave vent to their joyous feelings
in shouts, groans and in various other ways
Some of them were in such imminent dam
ger of bursting that they were frequently
heard to exclaim, Hoop me Hoop me !
wont somebody hoop me before l 5ast' IN
At that time the heaviest kind of wagon hoop
iron was thought TO be the only thing that
would answer the purpose, but the next day
it was evident that ordinary barrel size would
hold, and after the CONFUSION gave their
decision in the Florida case the lightest make
was deemed sufficient. When Louisiana was
heard from, the pressure had become SO re-
duced that there wouldn't have been much
strain on tie yarn hoop.
Since then the translation of the cipher des-
patch in the Oregon case, and the completion
of the count, have produced such a reaction,
that, if we may judge from the general out
ward appearance politically, of some Of the
leaders Of that parade, instead of protection
from Dustin " they will need something in
wardly to produce expansion, mot whiskey
owing to its disagreement with the average
Democrat lest they collapse.
We thought that after their experience in
che North Carolina salute few years ago,
that there would be no more premature jubi-
lees, but q what fall was there my country
men,"
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ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENT Saturday
morning last our city was startled with the
rumor that Mr.. Geo. Ely, Sr., who has charge
of the Canal Feeder between Bulls Island
and Trenton, had been struck and killed by
enc Of the passenger trains, near the shops in
this city fastening to the scene we found
that he was not killed, but had been seriously
injured, which occurred in the following man
ner He was walking down the track in
company with Mr.. Geo. Van Camp, of Bulls
Island, and when near the shops, walking be-
tween the main track and siding, they heard
a whistle blow. Mr.Ely supposed it was from
the shifting engine aud stepped over into the
main track to let it pass This was the fatal
step, as it placed him directly in front of the
$40 passenger train, which was within about
80 feet of him, and going at nearly full spead.
The Engineer Mr.. Augustus X. Large, did
everything possible to avoid striking him,
but the distance was so short it was impossi-
BILE, and he was struck by the snow plow,
crushing his right leg above the ankle, and
rolling him up to the top of the pillow threw
him on the right sideof the track. As the train
passed him he raised his head up and it was
struck by the truck frame Of the baggage car,
cutting hole in the back Of his head and throw
ing him on his face, bruising and cutting that
somewhat. By this time Mr.. Van Camr, and
Mr.. Howard Barber, Yard Master, who was
standing near by, ran to him and took hold
of him, but owing to his struggling, had con-
siderable difficulty in keeping him from
throwing his arms under the moving train.
They Immediately brought him to the station
and carried him to his residence on Bridge
street, where he was attended by Dr. Weth-
erin, who pronounced his injuries FATAL hay-
ing sustained a conclusion Of the brain as
we'll as serious Internal irjnries.
At the time Of going to press he is still
alive, although unconscious exceptat inter
walls
Mr.. Ely has upon one or two previous occa-
sious run very great risk of an accident of
this kind and what is singular, it has every
time occurred with the train of which Mr. A.
K. Large was the Engineer. e
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
PosT oFFIon ELECTION.

Lan.tsrtvisie, y. y. March =, 1877.
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pAMPAss or UPLAND RICE

O. i. KREss q CO.. of jackson, Mich. will send to
any address, circulars describing this grain aud eeftf
cate 81 merit on receipt Of stamp 70 pay postage IL
does well in the North. Can be prohtaby grown Ex-
ceent for table use, and for feeding all kinds stock
Nothing equal toitfor iattening fpwsand making them
lay. T. as 4w.
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NofIcE.--P. B. Mackey g. CO., at the Cot
tage Hill store, are just in receipt of a hand
some lot of White Rock Irish Potatoes,
grown near Belfast Ireland. Any one wish
ing seed potatoes will do well BY calling soon.
They are of excellent quality and flavor. They
have also a lot of California Lima Beans.
21 81
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- W. W, ROBINSON, Clerk. 1
! 9 & 9 GF-44 1 I - = So : SO +
Jersey Youth--6 mos, 10 cts. Harold
Duo Queen, = box ee5, Lambertyille, NJ 1t
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Lambertyilie March 5th, 1877
10 he honorable he Common Council Of The ciy Of Lam
bertuiRe
GExTLExKN--I have the pleasure Of submitting the
following my report Of the condition of the Fire De-
partment az the present time and the work doneby il
lie pat wear together with several suggcstons which
il properly considered and acted upon will be Of benefit
to the department as well the community at large;
NUMBER OF NEE.
The present force consists Of one Chief two Assist.
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-On Thursday last, the Governor sent to
the Senate, the name Of John c. Rafferty, as
prosecutor of the pleas for Hunterdon county
The Emerald Society win give dramatic
entertainment on the evening Of st. Patrick's
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THE FOUR-sToRY BRICK STORE,
NO. 81 CANAL STREET, tadioining.

6. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
gether with all the buildings and improvement
thereon, situated In the same district al
square as the last above described proper
designated as lot G. and measures 20 feet incl
front on Canal street, by d depth Of 58 feet
inches, between parallel lines, with the use
the rear yard above described. common to ths
three properties only.
The above measurements.are all more or Il
American measure. and are according tot
sketch by J. A. dHemecourt city survey
dated January 16. 1877.
Plans Of all the above described propert.
will be ON exhibition, and all necessary inform
ton in reference to existing leases on the va
GUS properties will be announced from 4
stand on the day Of sale.
and two years credit In notes of the purchase
to their own order. bearing interest at the r.
of per cent per anDum from. date until pfs
and secured by mortgage and vendors priM
leges on the property Sold the notes to be div
ed into coupons to represent the shares Of 4
various co-proprietors and vendors. with the Il
ton given TO the purchasers to pay In cash
the price, or any additional portion thereof Of
the one-third and with the customary claused:
de non alienando. insurance. duly transferr
OF the buildings and improvements. for e
amount sufficient to cover the credit terms. 81
the clause OF five per cent for attorneys fees
case of non-payment of the notes and Of jtts
cial proceedings for. theErecovery Of the same
Ten per cent OF all purchases to be paid cs9
on the spot at the moment Of adjudfcation{z
bind the So es. and the purchasers to assulE
due and exigible In the year 1878. rs
Acts OF sale before Theo. Guyol, notary . u
lie. at the expense OF the purchasers. h
my10 Is ~ 20 je5 10 td #
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY O. valeton.
II HANDSOMELY LOCATED RESIDENCE,
with large grounds, fronting Broad strest.
near Esplanade street.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY TABARY.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 1886.

pY O. VALETON, Auctioneer-O Office o5 and
- 95 Magazine street SATU RDAY. June3 80. at
IL o'clock m, will be sold at the Merchants aud
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street. in COM
pliance with an order from the Hon: A. L..
Tissot, Judge Of the seeond District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated May 20, 1s77-
"A POTION OF GROUND situated In the
Third District of this city, in the square bounded
by Broad, Washington. Lepage and Seventh
streets. said portion Of ground being Of irregn-
having french measured IS feet 0 inches front
on Washington street. 1875 feet 1 inch 8 lines
front on Broad street, 100 feet deep on the line
toward Seventh street. which divides 1t from lot
No. Q. and 81 feet inches lines on the rear
line; and lot Mo. q measures 60 feet front on
Washington street by 1870 feet deep.between par
allel lines; with all the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon, consisting OF a comforta-
BILE family cottage house and 0utbuildings
flower and vegetable garden. orchard. etc.
Terms-Cash: the taxes for the running year
to be assumed by purchaser: ten per cent OF ad-
Indication price to be paid to the auctioneer at
the moment OF sale.
Act Of sale before ------~--. notary public.
my ea
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BY PIacide j. Spear.
INTEREST IN AND TO TWO SCHOONER
SUCCESSION OF JOHN CRAIs.

Second District Court for the parish OF Orlean
No. 80 0s4.
DY PLACTDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Of
ID No. 46 Royal street.. TUESDAY. May
1877. at 70 O'Clock M. will be sold at public al
ton, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange
st. Charles street, between Gravier and Comm
streets. by virtue and in pursuance 70 an orc
from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Seco
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, dai
May IA. 1877, for account Of said succession--
i. THE oNE-HALF OF THE ONE-THIRI
SECOND PART Of THE SCHOONER ANY
supposed to be at sea or in some seaport.
q. THE UNDIVIDED yWO-SIXTY-FOUR
INTEREST IN AND TO THE SCHOONs
JOHN s. WOOD. supposed to be at sea or
'' TERMS AND coNDTIoEs-This being :,
second and last auction. the property Will
definitely sold to the highest. bidder ons
months credit. the purchaser furnishing
bond with good and solvent security, 70 pc
proved BY the Honorable the Second Dist
Court for the parish of Orleans. bearing int
est at the rate of 8 per cent per annum IL
date TIL paid, with special mortgage and vi
doris lien and privilege, the clause Of per u
for attorneys fees. insurance and all OF
Acts of sale before Julius Michel. notary "a
lie at the expense OF purchaserG y
my16 2226 20 sr i
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has no less than 365 feet. The, Erie has
demonstrated that while railroads have to
charge one cent per ton per mile, that water
transportation costs us only one fourth the
amount. or 25 mills. ~ A..
with this showing the Barataria and Mis-
sissippi have an enormous future OIL pros
perity. -, 49,, 60 o,
shall reserve for future occasion, in order
that we may give 1t entire. 1t does not bear
condemnation. In our next Weekly we shall
frv to give it I'm full.
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The war of the National Board of I'm.
derwriters Against Them.
ICourier-Journa).1
The National Board OF Underwriters,
In circular, advises city and town au-
thorities to take measures to regulate
the discharge of fire-orackers on the
Fourth OF July. The insurance COM
panies suffer very severely every year
from these dangerous emblems OF
American patriotism, and the board il
Justified In seeking to avoid further
losses from fire through this agency.
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THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE,
NO. 90 CAMP STREET. tadioining.)

8. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, t
gether with all the buildings and improvement
thereon. situated In the same district al
square as the last above described propert
inches and 4 lines front on Camp street. By.
depth 81 56 feet inches, between equal al
parallel lines.
American measure, and are according To E
sketch, OF J. A. dHemecourt. City Survey VI
dated January 1e, 1877.