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I'll Office Is HEREB4 GIN EN-; That nppainn-
~ ton will be mace ~ the subserihers 10 tae
Directors of the Doara of Chosen Freeheioefssp OF
the County of Hudson and to the Birectsre 81
the Board of Chosep Freeholders Of the Ceslastg
of Onion on the t8elfth day of Noye1nbeT, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight, at ten o.cfbck in
the forenoon of that day, AT the Conrf House Ia
the City of Elizabeth, in Union Comfy, arm at
the same day and hour at the Court House IN the
city of HudspE, in Hudson County, fora license
to build WhaE4es andPiers In the TOWNSHIP OF
Bayonpe. in the County OF Hudson in fraat aof
lands belonging to them, to extend as followe;
Beginning at low water mark on the ehere al
Newark RSy. al a point where the n0rthGAet@f9y
eide Of Kill Road or First street intersecbs taie
same; taence, first running along low winter n9rk
on coarse north thirty-fye degrees and teRgsin
utcs east, four hundred and eight feet and tween
ty Axs one. hundredths of foot The north Hire
of the property; thence, second, north hffyeuHe
degrees and forty minutes west, running is1o
Newark Bay eight hundred feet to the eEtsrinr
l:ne of solid filling; thence, third along the ax-
/ terror line of solid filling on course aayiA
/ twenty-four degrees epd twenty miHufers Sfnsi
| four hundred and seventeen feet to the Hauthexy
boundary OF the property: thence, fannh, seHfh
| fifty one degrees aud iory minutes east parallel
with the second described line seven hlssflrsA
and twenty feet 10 the shore of Newark hay.so
Together with the right to construct two piers
described as follows: One OF them - 0nHa-
mence on tae exterior line OF solid filling, seTuss
ty.hve feet souihwesteTly from the nOffhei5y
property line; thence running on conrse B0Nle
fifty-one degrees and forty minutes west, . Ais
lance OF two hundred ana MY icsl; ahenct
soui hw esterly perallel with the exterior Line na
solid filing fifty feet thence sontheartefiyJ pas
alle with the fret described line, two hEntxssA
and fifty feet to the exterior line of cold dliRg
thense northeasterly along the exterior hBe nl
solid filing, fifty feet, to the place OF beslnntng
| The other pier commencing on the exterior li1e
of solid filing distant seventy FIVE feet nosso-
easterly from the southerly line of the rlePersy
Thence running no tn fifty one degrees ana fef-
ty minutes west two hundred and hffy test;
thence northeasterly parallel with the cxteriSr
line of solid filling fifty feet.
Thence southeasterly parallel with the frst de-
scribed line two hundred and fifty feet. Thence
southwosterly along the exterior line OF thosszssu
filing fifty feet to the place OF beginning. Each
of said piers being fifty feet in width and saHo
hundred and fifty feet in length, exte ndiEg fran
the line of solid filling; said piers being distant
from each other one hundred and sixty seven iesa
on the line oil solid filing
SAMUEL Il. TRIbfBLY,
ANN e. TRIMBLY.
Dated Sept. 90, 1868 2e-1sWsw
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o,rTQE Is HEREBY CT ZEN. That appgirs-

. UTTSlE is. HEREBY CT ZEN. That appifrs
gsoeetors o! the Board of Chosen Frechos1crn
II the es,nnty of Hudson, fBd to the Directors
IL tie Ea,,rd pi Chosen Ere shoders Of RE Eeaa-
y OF Union. on the twel.ih day of No~crnh gr,
agteen hundred and sixty-eight. at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon OF that de I, at the .Sonrt HD1zss
in the city of Elizabeth. IN cnioa CouEty. and
st the same day and hour at tbs t0aSs Hens Ia
the Cisy Of Hudson, in II ads1n CouaIy. for a IL
cenee 20 build wharves md piers IN itolt Of &Assr
lan6lS situated on the waters OF NeNaIk ts;y. in
the Township of Rayonne, in the County el IzSf
san, 80 extend as follows
Heginning It'll ht.h4water mark en- The saeSss
of Newark bay in thu diYision line between tAe
laeSis of the applicant and the lands Of Asysslssa
D. Cook: thence north fifty degrees fwenfT EsER-
ases west eight hundred and fifty seet TO thescS
tcror line of solid filling; thence along srSa lis
Of solid filing norththirty-nine degrees ten nzsa
ntes east hundred and tniTtyfhFee feet
thence south fifty CSgrees twenty minutes sesssi
eight hundred and sixty feet to high water saEsk
in the division lire between the lands 81 1be So
plicant and the lands of Humphrey; sbsHfe
sourhwesterly asng high water mark the sseFs1s3
courses thereof sbout two hundred and i5IsSsy
five feet to the place ofbeginniBg, together ssth
one pier commencing on the exterior iihe of-scltn
filling. distant, one hundred feet no.tirssssSsfay
iIom the westasiy corner of the cold G53iJsE Sot
the applicant, said pier to extend into NepNrh
bay on corgse north fifty degrees twenty sxiEs-
utes west p2A to be thirty-three feet wide ssssl
two hundreA and fifty feet long
ABRAHAM B. WARNER.
ELIZABETN WARNHss-
Dated 5 apt. Goth, 1868. 291esssss
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The case of Miss Becker, who APP
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Portugal.
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LISBON, Nov. Z.
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all the soldiers were killed, and their
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The official count in the Fourth Con-
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MADRID, Nov. 7.

On the advice of the generals of the
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November s.
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Cuba not to be sold to the United
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lowing interesting article on the subject: !:
We have heard men profess to be in
possession of a secret which enabled
them to handle bees with entire i'm
punity,--but no practical proof accom-
panied the pretension. There is no
question that bees discriminate between
different individuals-rancorously as
sailing some, while leaving others of
the same company unmolested. The
bee has an acdte sense of foaors, hence
if 8 person, reeking with sweat and with
an offensive breath approaches the hive
in the working season, he will be at
once assailed bya squadron of bees and
forced tc beat a retreat 1t is probably
an offensive effluvia arising from the
person which arouses the ire of the bees
and induces these assaults. Let the
same party be cleanly washed and ap-
pareled and scented by some extract of
an agreeable aroma, aud the chances
are ninety-Dine in the hundred that the
bees will show few or no signs of irrita-
ton on the approach of the individual
SO circumstaneed. The writer of this
once.followed a stray swarm of bees to
a tree and watched them till safely
housed in it. The tree was cut down
at night and section removed to the
door-yard and placed in position. 1t
proved a contented and hard working
colony, and was visited often during the
week, but especially on Sunday, if the
weather was propitious. During the
week days, when severe labor induced
excessive perspiration, the bees, when
visited, were uniformly irritable and un-
friendly. But on Sundays, after the
customary ablutions had been perform-
ed and clean apparel donned, the same
bees evinced no disinclination to receive
calls, showing that while they detested
dilt and foul odors, they had a proper
appreciation of their opposites. - j !
From these facts-for facts they are
the conclusion is deduced that, when
bees are to be handled, the operator
should consult cleanliness both of ap-
parel and person, if he would secure the
good will of the colonies to be manipu-
lated and escape the punishment Gus
tomarily inflicted on those who court
familiarity without the proper prelimin-
ary preparation for it. We have seen
persons handle bees readily by simply
covering their faces with a veil and
their hands with leather gloves-but
where these are not available we know
of nothing more likely to afford the op-
orator impunity than the simple pre-
parations We have named. Some smear
their hands and faces with honey and
let it dry on before handling the bees,
which is said to work well, though we
never tested the matter by experiment.
1t is one easily made, and can do no
harm should it fail in accomplishing the
immunity from assault intended by it
There is another thing which may not
be amiss to mention. Bees sometimes
act as though determined on war with
or without cause. The best way. in
such cases, is to act as though their bel
ligerent intentions were unperceived.
They will circle about the intruder's
head in noisy manner-but the
chances are that no assault viii be made,
the whole ending in buster and nothing
else.
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