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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN: That ..ppals..

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN; That .appaiea-
In tion will be made by the subscriber d0sabc
Directors Of the Board OF Chosen freehoaaur<6f
the County of Hudson, and to the DfrecteFuss
the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the DounfS
of Union, on the twelfth day Of NoveHshsr riSh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight, at ten O'clOch M
the forenoon of that day at the Court Hoasnaia
the City OF Elizabeth, In Union county, .Anlls6t
the same day and hour at the Court Hofseiutzn
City of Hudson, in Hudson County, for aainnnpe
To build wharves and piers In front Of his sl1n4x
situated on the waters of Newark Bay. ansfhe
Township of Bayonne, in the County OF HadseE.
to extend as follows:
Beginning at high water mark on the Ahere sei
Newark Bay, in the division line between: zhe
lands of the applicant and the lands OF Aeicss
thence north nifty degrees and twenty missnsas
west, nine hundred and ten feet to the exke<ior
line of solid filling; thence along raid line s8f
solid filing north thirty-nine degrees and Rem
minutes, east five hundred and forty feet; fhenre
south fifty degrees and twenty minutes, east eiSlh
hundred and fifty feet to high water mark sSnthe
division line between the lands of the appfipans
and the laads of Morris: thence southweHecsly
along high water mark the several courres f}lcre-
OF about five hundred and sixty feet to the gslnee
of beginning; together with two piers cnmrRenI-
ing on the exterior line OF solid filing, distant
one hundred and thirty feet northeasierly sssea
the westerly corner of the solid filing OF fheaup-
plicant said piers to be forty feet wide and axpo
hundred and fifty feet long, to extend into NoE
ark Bay, on a course north ffty degrees AM
twenty minutes west, and to have an aIrnissg
between the piers OF two hundred feet.
JACOB II. SCHUYLER.
Dated Sept. &C. 1858. ss-1ew6w
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= Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. TAst .as4zfsn
' tion will be made by the subscfibvrs ~ NE
Directors OF the Board OF Chosen Frsrh&4Ags
OF the County Of Hudson. and to the lnsr7ras
Of the Board of Chosen Freeholders offzs aiasrn-
~ Of Union. on the twelfth day OF NcTosnas~r,
eigteen hundred and sixty-eight, at ton sssrags&
in the forenoon OF that day, at the Cont Hs<sse
In the city OF Elizabeth, in Uniun Gonntysazsa
at the same day aud hour at the Court Hsnses..
the City Of Hudson, in Hudson County. for AL
cence to build whnrves aud pier in froSt<a shssT
lands situsted on the waters of New ark Ao7tahn
the Township of Bayorne, IN the C1.ntS ->144sA-
son, to extend as follows:
Beginning 1.-THE high water mark ON t1sesbees
Of Newark bay in the diviricn line betwees4ase
lands OF the applicant and the lands Of 5sssziss
d. Cook: thence north fifty degrees tasenty ssss~-
utes west eight hundred aud fifty scct 10 &sssk.x-
terror line Of rolid filling; thence along esA &Are
oil solid filing north thirty nine degrees tsssznsn
ntes, east two-hHndred and thirty-thrcc 2sr4
thence sonth fifty degrees twenty minrtcs ssNei
eight hundred and sixty feet to high water. snexss
In the division line between the lands IT sA~pe-
plicant and the lands of Humphreys: thessT
southwesteriy along high water mark the resxeea
coHrses thereof about two hundred and Jhis4y-
Ave feet, to the place Ofbeginning, togethrras1tk
one pier commencing on the exterior line sfsatsSd
filling, distant one hundred feet noith~sssog1s
f,om the westerly corner Of the solid fltrs ~
the applicant, said pier to extend into NrsvEks
bay on course north fifty degrees twenty mis-
utes west, and to be thirty-three feet wiao -nsez
two hundred and flfty feet long.
ELIZABETH WARNER
Dated Sept. 26th, 1883. 1s-ss=akr
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That sppaioe-
IN tion will be made by the subscribers tosthe
Directors Of the Board OF Chosen FreehoideraDi
the County of Hudson and to the Directors al
the Board of Chosen Freeholders Of the County
of Union, on the twelfth day of November, eish-
teen hundred and sixty-eight. at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon of that day, AT the Court Fnuse an
the City of Elizabeth in Union County, 'erdsHt
the same day and hour at the Court Hoslsn {aI7se
city of Hudson, in Hudson County, for u 3i9aRSe
to build Wharves andPiers in the Township of
Bayonne, in the County OF Hudson in fEont al
lands belonging to them, to extend as follows;
Beginning at low water mark on the shore OF
Newark Bay at a point where the norfhesstRriy
eide of Kill Road or First street intersects The
same; thence, first running along low water mark
on a course north thirty-fve degrees and tenulin
utes east, four hundred and eight feet and tMnn-
ty-ilve one hundredths OF foot, to the noxiaasae
OF the property; thence, second, north hftysane
degrees and forty minutes west, running iafto
Newark Bay eight hundred feet, to the exteEicr
line of solid filling; thence, third along Ihesex-
terror line of solid filling on a courxe ,sOissh
twenty -four degrees and twenty minutes, .wesa
four hundred and seventeen feet to the aonfhr53y
boundary OF the property; thence. fnuflh. nanth
fifty one degrees and forty minutes east yaFaiiHl
with the second described line seven buu<aRsA
and twenty feet to the shore OF Newark Atz,4o
the place of beginning.
Together with the right to construct two .alisus
described as follows: One of them - sp&sss-
mence on the exterior line of solid filling, seysa-
ty-fve feet southwesterly from the nertagx3y
property line; thence running on q course nsfth
OHe ucBTees duu ioTly Ulluhtts wei, y ulh-
lance OF two hundred and fifty feet; thetsce
southw esterly perallel with the exterior afncurf
solid filling fifty feet; thence southeasterly. par
allel with the first described line, two hnpdpp6
and fifty feet to the exterior line OF solid filling;
thence northeasterly along the exterior HneIof
solid filling, fifty feet. to the place of beginning
The other pier commencing on the extesi0r Nue
of solid filling distant seventy FIVE feet Rsrth-
easterly from the southerly line of the pIORsc1y.
Thence running no tn fifty-one degrees and Eer-
" minutes west two hundred and fisy ,$set;
thence northeasterly parallel with the exiefier
line of solid filing fifty feet.
Thence southeasterly parallel with the Hssts3e-
scribed line two hundred and fifty feet Tbonpe
southwssterly along the exterior line Of ihe salid
filling fifty feet to the place OF beginning. EseA
of said piers being fifty feet in width and lasno
hundred and fifty feet in length, extending Knam
the line Of solid filling; said piers being Distant
from each other one hundred and sixty seven feel
on the line OF solid filling.
SAMUEL r. TRIMBLY
ANN L. TRIMBLT.
Dated Sept. %. 1868 20-ieyv<w
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Cuba.
HAVANA, Oct. ID.

HAVANA, Oct. ID.
Captain General Lersundi has not
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A small party assembled at Mama
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pute, and their purpose was unknown.
Fifty soldiers were sent in pursuit and
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and arms. A number of the band ran
away without defending themselves. -
Captain General Lersundi sent more
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measure. The force is sufficient to sup
press any instruction.
To-day everything is quiet and no
further troubles are apprehended.
The city OF Havana and allthe Island
of Cuba are entirely tranquil. The
people respect and obey General Ler-
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Spain. Everything is now as usual.
Captain General Lersundi has issued
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LONDON, Oct. ID.
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The Daily News, this morning, says
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Gslsgranss.
The Revolution In spain.

The Provisional Junta il sure of the
adhesion of Lersundi, the Captain
General of Cuba. Dispatches were sent
to him by the steamer which lert Cadiz
on the I'd, which it is believed, will re-
move all doubt and hesitation on his
part as to the course to be pursued. =
The Jnnta has issued another circular
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corporations. The internal taxes on
home or foreign wages have been abol-
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What is this Marvellous AntIdose 10
Disease

Which, for TWENTY YEARS, has been ,zSinnSug
golden opinions from all sorts of people a,aIaiieS
the name of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH B1I-
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1t is an infusion of the most excellent aDnlc
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HOW DOES IT OPERATEf
This question may be briefly answered as fps-
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Pans, Oct. ID.

The Ganlois has the following Span
ish news Girgenti is at Paris. Gen.
Prim has written the Emperor Napo-
leon, stating that the Provisional Junta
desires close relations with France. -
They prefer a ruler who will be accept
able to France and to Europe. The
provinces of Barcelona and Valencia
being strongly protectionist, hesitate to
recognize the Junta.
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LONDON, Oct ID.
The Junta has seized the property OF
the Jesuits, and abolished the order.
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HOW DOES 1T OrERATEf

This question may be briefly answered as sol-
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1t is announced here that the British
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26
OhioI Legislature.

Both branches OF the Ohio Legislature
adjourned last night after their threedays
session, having completed all the olegisla-l
tion, necessary to be 1done.lsd .sspiyak ai1nG
The patients belonging to- the Central
Lnnatic Asylum, deprived Of their home
by the burning of the Asylum, were props
erly cared for, and the laws necessary for
that purpose were passed. Arrangements
were made to have all the necessary facts
laid before the Legislature In regard to the
condition of the walls the cost Of rebuilf-
ing the Asylum, the time when it can be
finished, &c. In the meantime, such ar
rsngefnenfs were made as win secure the
walls and move off the debris of the burned
building. s q we 9uGsysl3 IGa1s1li SIT
A Senate committee, consisting of
Messrs. ScRIBsER, EVERETT and LINN, was
raised to sit during the recess, to eodify9
and to report amendments to the laws
regulating cities, towns aud villages, a
work that if we'll performed, and from the
ability Of the committee, we have no doubt
on the subject, will be one Of great benefit.
oThs appropriations demanded by 4 the
Governor in his message were made and
these things done, the two houses adjourn-
ed to meet on the 9th of january next, to-
enter upon the regular duties OF the session.
.