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EXTENSIVE FuRLouou. On Friday last
there were 80 bookbinders and 70 ladies', en-.
gagged at the Government bindery, furloughed
the cause assigned being . scarcity OF work
| 1t Is said that next week another furlough
from the same department will be made, which
Will embrace nearly every person In tho
| blndery
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THE COURTS.

MEssRs, STARR 4 METcALY offer some val
liable real estate for sale.
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VINO FIRED THAT GuSi-Many OF the citi.
gems 10 this vicinity were somewhat startled,
between IL and ! O'Clock on Saturday, al
hearing a report Of a gun in the direction OF
No, Franklin) Engine Company. Our enter
prising neighbor says the Franklin boys did
II, and the aforesaid boys deny the "aoft i'm.
should leak out that the gun was fred to
make folks see stars.
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Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock OF straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty.
five per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
to his well known store at 5ll Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue, will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr.. Smith
10 also the agent of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium at
the New York State fair. leo
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TYPo0RAPHIcAL UNION No. l0l.-At stated
Ing, the sum Of q 900 was voted, to be used by
the Committee on Reception, in entertaining
those delegates from abroad who may attend
the convention of the National Typographical
the first OF June next. The Union also APP
pointed committee to revise and prepare for
publication the constitution and bylaws Of
the Union.
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Tue DISTRICT IN CoSeREss.-Mr Ingersoli
on Saturday, Introduced q bill to Incorporate
the Harris Steam Engine Company Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, with II. II, Moody, Samue
J. Meigs, q. +. Mcclellan, W. Fallon, and
Henry N. Copp as corporators. The capital
stock shall consist OF ten thousand shares o.
800 each, and the business shall be that oil
manufacturing steam engines and selling the
same. The bill WAS referred to the COMMITTEES
for the District OF Columbia.
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CLOTHING ron SpRIso.-Messrs. Stephens
d Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, betwe cen Ninth
and Tenth streets, have just received an ex-
tensive and well-selected stock of youths,
boys and childrens clothing for all ages, from
three years and upwards, for spring wear.
Spring will soon be here, and II behoves our
readers to provide themselves with clothing
for their children and themselves, at the low
rates which rule at tho establishment OF
Stephens q Co., before the rush comes. n
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Universal FRANoHIsE AssocIATios.-This
society held a stated meeting at Woodward
Hall, on Saturday evening, J. II. Crane In the
chair. Mr., Crane, In his address, handled
without gloves those Republican Senators
were deliveredb by Mrs. Josephine Grimm, Miss
Hall Mrs, Corner, and DR.. u. u. Purvis, the
last named a colored man.
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dRsTLENrs's BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, well
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J. P. M. EPPING,
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tant When that completed and two short lines
and Kentucky which being constructed the
that will be complete with Cincinnati Louisville
the entire Northwest The distance from Greenve to Ahe
yle is about 60 miles, and by experimental
informed has found to be practicable route and of
other point of crossing the Blue Ridge The whole
tunnel Then the construction of extension from Green
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The following statement of the bonded debt of the Company
the 1st day Of January 1865 and also Of certificates of nde
cness under the of the Legislature
second mortgage:
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IT. Builders, Contractors and Pro-
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Directors of the Board OF Chosen Freehoiders 0f
the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the Conney
of Union, on the twelfth day OF November ei9b
teen hundred and sixty.eight, at ten o'clock i'm
the forenoon of that day at the Court fiouss In
the City of Elizabeth in Union county, and N
the same day and hour at the Court House In thr
City of Hudson, in Hudson County, for license
to build wharves and piers in front of his laHf1s
situated on the waters of Newark Bay, in the
Township Of Bayonne, in the County OF HHdsen
to extend as follows:
Beginning at high water mark on the shore Bf
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thence north hity degrees and twenty minutes
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line of solid filing; thence along said line oil
solid filing north thirty mine degrees and ten
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hundred and fifty feet to high water mark in The
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and the lands of Norris thence southwestern
along high water mark the several courses fhefe-
OF about 1--WE hundred and sixty feet to The piner
of beginning together with tive piers commeBc
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plicant. said piers to be forty feet wide aud two
hundred and fifty feet long, to extend into Now
ark Bay, on course north nifty degrees ann
twenty minutes west, and to have an opening
between the piers OF TWO hundred feet
JACOB II. SCHUYLER
Dated Sept. 26, 1868. s9-iuwsm
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nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That npplica.
~ tion will be made by the Subscribers 70 4he
Directors oil the Board of Chosen FreehokAeFs
of the County of Hudson, and to the irectCss
OF the Bonrd OF Chosen Frecholdern ofthe Cuun-
~ OF Union, on the twelfth day OF November,
egteen hundred and sixty-eighi. at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day, at he Court HOaen
in the city of Elizabeth, in Onion County, aaa
at the same day and hour at the Court Hens ia
the City Of Hudson, in Hudson County. lar H.
cence to build whsryes and piers III front cf fhsix
lands situated on the waters of Newark hay On
the Township of Bayonne, in the County oil Hntl-
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of Newark bay in the di yiaion line between &le
lands of the applicant and the lands OF Louisa
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terror line of solid fling thence along said tfDe
OF solid hlling north thirty-nine degrees ten 9nsn
utes east twe-hundrcd and thirty-fbree feet
thence south ffty degrees twenty minutes cast
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plcant and the lands of Humphreys; iheae~
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I've feet, to the place ofbeginnng, together With
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hllHg, distant one hundred feet noitheastsray
iIom the westerly corner OF the solid filling ~
the applicant, said pier to extend into Newark
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utes west, and to be thirty-three feet wide zpa
two hundred and fifty feet long
ELIZABETH WARMER.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That applies
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city of Hudson, in Hudson County, for a liceDse
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Beginning at low water mark on the shore of
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on course north thirty-fv degrees and tenmin
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ty five onehundredths of foot, to the north line
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| terror line of solid filing on a course 6Dnth
| twenty.four degrees and twenty minutee. west
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boundary OF the property; thence, fourth, south
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with the second described line seven hundred
and twenty feet to the shore of Newark Bay, TO
| the place of beginning. . t. .sssas
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described as follows: One OF them ts cpm-
mence on the exterior line OF solid filing, seven
ty-fye feet southwesterly from the northeriy
property line; thence running on course north
ffty-one degrees and forty minutes west, dis-
lance Of two hundred and fifty feet; thence
| southW esterly perallel with the exterior line or
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| allel with the first described line, two bundrea
and fifty feet the exterior line of sold filing;
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solid filling, fifty feet, to the place of beginning
The other pier commencing en- the exterior line
| of solid filing distant seventy five feet north
easterly from the southeIly line of the property.
Thence running no th fifty one degrees and for
| " minutes west two hundred and fifty feet;
| thence northeastery parallel with the exterior
| line of solid filing fifty feet.
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| iling fifty ieet to the place OF beginning Esea
| OF said piers being fifty feet in width and two
hundred and fifty feet in length, extending fnom
the line of solid filling; esid piers being distant
from each other one hundred and sixty seven Lees
on the line OF solid filing.
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ANN u. TRIAiBLY.
Dated Sept. %. 1868 29-1ewsw
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