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OTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That atksisR-
Iion will he made by the subscriksfs 40 Hke
Directors OF the Board OF Chosen Frreho44e9E
oil the County of hudson, and to the ireefzss
of The Board of Chosen Freeholderr OF the SoHR-
~ of Union, on the twelfth day OF EoserbsrT,
eigteen hnidr and sixty-eigh1. AT len p'rltGk
in The forer Don Of that day. III The Court EeHsH
in the city of klizaneth, IN li.ipn Conhty,sSa
at the same day and hour at the ccutt luisA 30
the City Of Hudson, in Huds.ii CUuhiy. iVr D.
cence to build wharyes and piers in front a tissE
lands situated on The waters of New ark Ray IL
the Townsh:p of Bayonne, in The Comfy OF Axa-
son, to extend RE- follows:
Beginning at the high water mark on the.sAasze
of Newark bay in the diyipion line between Abr
iands OF the applicant and the lands Of I.snssa
ID. Cook thence north fifty degrees tMef 81 Hxas-
utes west eight hundred and fifty :eet TO fhesx-
ieror line of soid filling thence along EaiG lzs,,
OF solid lling north thiriy-nine degrees ten nssF
utes, eaet two hundred aud thiriy-thTee feak
thence south Atty degrees twenty minuteS fEzs
eight hundred and sixty feet to high water sneuk
in the division line between the lands Of skeag,
plcant and the lands Of Hnmphrs ys: 13sxner
southwesterly along high water marx toe sesssaI
courses thereof about two hundred and fAsyty
five feet, to the place of beginning, together sSa
one pier commencing on the exterior jpe 81 a,ol53
hlliilg, distant ona hundred feet noithensirrsy
IIom the westerly corler oil the sUlld GiiiIg ~
the applicant, said pier to extend into Newsvk
bay ON course north fifty degrees twenty .S..aaa-
utes vert, and to be thirty three feet wide OH
two hundred and fifty feet long
ABRAHAM B. WARNER.
ELIZABETu WARNER.
Dated Sept. Goth, 1868. solepa,w
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n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN; That appiina-
~ ton will be mace by the subscribers 10 abe
Directors of the Eoard Of Chosen Freehoiders III
the ounty of Hudson and to the Directions oil
the Board OF Chosen Frceholders Of the County
of Union, on the twelfth day of November, eigh-
teen hundred aud sixty-eieht, Mt len O'Clock Ia
the forenoon of that day, at the Court ionee in
the City of Elizabeth in Union County, and Mt
the same day and hour al the Court House in the
city OF Hudson, in Hudson County, Tor a hcrnse
to build Wharyes andl'iers in the Tow nsh5p of
BayonIe, in the County OF Hudson in front of
lands belonging to them, to extend ms follows;
Beginning at low water mark on the shore NJ
Newark Bay, at point whore the northaasteriy
side of Kill Road or First street intersec,r The
same; thence. first running along low water mark
on course north thirty-ive degrees and ten min
utes east, four hundred and eight feet and TWEEN
ty five one bundrcdths of foot, to the north hsse
OF the property; thence, second, north fiffy-ooe
degrees and forty minutes west, running into
Newark Bay eight hundred feet, to the exterior
line of solid filling; thence, third along Ihs ak
terror line of solid filling on a course Sunsh
twenty-four degrees and twenty minutes, west
four hundred and seventeen feet to the soufhsrjy
boundary OF the property thence, fonrIh, er6ztb
fifty one degrees and forty minutes east, Parailel
with the second described line seven hubdzaa
and twenty feet to the shore of Newark Bay, 10
the place of beginning.
Together with the right to construct tw0 pices
described as follows: One Of them ts com
mence on the exterior line OF solid filing, esscn-
ty-hve feet eouihwesterly from the nnriheE3y
property line; thence rnhnAng on course nptfh
ffty-one degrees and forty inmates west, a dis
lance of two hundred aad fifty feet; theane
| souihv estery perael with the exterior line OF
solid filling fifty feet; thsnee southeasterly pr
allel with the first descnlhed line, two hnndzsA
and fifty feet to the extszior line ot soiid fIlag:
thence northeasierly along the exterior line 81
solid filling, fifty feet, TO the place of beEinniRg.
The other pier commencing on the exterior lime
OF solid filling distant seventy five feet north
easterly from the soatherly line of the property.
Thence running no III tfty. one degrees and nor
" minutes west two hundred aud fifty fsst:
thence northeastsrly parallel with The exlsBier
line of solid filing d!ty feet.
Thence southeasterly parallel with the first de-
| scribed line two hundred and fifty feet. TkEace
southwsstery along the exterior line of the soisd
filling fifty feet to the place oil beginning. Each
of said piers being fifty feet in width aud tsap
hundred and fifty feet in length, extending ffsxa
the line Of solid filing said piers being distant
from each other one hundred and sixty seven aeei
on the line OF solid filling.
SAMUEL r. TRIMEdsY.
ANN Il. TRIMBLY.
Dated Sept. a. 1868 9e-aevzaw
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That applsss

AOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN: That appisfs-
IN ton will be made by the snbsc,iber 10 z&e
Directors of the Board of Chosen freebolaers 81
the Coanty OF Hndson, and to the lfiftcfer "a
the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF the teHbty
of Union, ON the twelfth day of November esgh-
teen hundred and sixty eight, at ten O'clock IA
the forenoon OF that day at the Court Houee In
the City of Elizabeth, in Union county, and 81
the same day and hour at the Court iitnee in iase
City of Hudson, in Hudson County, tGr liesnse
TO build wharves and piers in front OF his lslis
situated On the waters OF Newark Bay, in fhe
Township of Bayonne, in the County OF Hndsesa-
to extend as follows:
Beginning at high water mark on the shtyTe nf
Newark Bay, in the division line between the
lands of the applicant and the lands OF AEags;
thence north fifty degrees and twenty mirEies
west, nine hundred and ten feet 10 the exterior
line of solid filling; thence along raid liDe 81
solid filling north thirty-pine degrees uDd ten
minutes, east five hundred and ierts feet: thanee
south fifty degreesand twenty minutes, east eight
hundred and fifty feet TO high water mark tnlhs
division line between the lands OF the ayplieApf
and the laads of Norris thence southwestern.
along high water mark the several coGrt there
OF about five hundred and sixty feet to the ptzse
of beginning; together with two piere comnfBc-
ing ON the exterior line of solid filing, distaaf
one hundred and thirty feet portheasterls frasn
the westerly corner of the solid filing of the APP
plicant, said piers to be forty feet wide aid two
hundred and fifty feet long, to extend tito hoN-
ark Bay, on a course north fifty degrees ard
twenty minutes west, and 10 have openiz9
between the piers of two hundred feet.
JACOB X. SCHUYLER.
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He added that he WAS greatly astonished
that they should make q demand for
privileges at time when insurgents
were devastating the country he
supposed they had come to offer their
services in the crisis He concluded
with the declaration that until relieved
from his post he should do everything
in his power to maintain order on the
island. The steamer from Madrid
which is due here on the 30th instant,
is expected to bring ont the DEGREES of
the Junta establishing political reform.
All the available troops in and around
Havana have been sent to the disturb
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