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= Office Is HEREBY GIVEN Tlaf sz157srs-
~ tion will he made by the subse5ihars 10 3sss
directors OF the Board of Chosen EIrsshpsazxa
of the County of Iiudson and to the nirecspss
Of the Board 81 Chosen Frreholders oIfhe Csrat-
ty OF Union on the twelfth day t,f NoyfzR4xv
eiltecn hundred and sixty-siglt. Mt ten 1tcxH&
in the forenoon OF that day. ~ the t'en,f Huz=s
in the city of Elizabeth, i'll ULiua 0slunfJ rass}
at the same day and hour ST the ogft Tsb- "a
the City of Hudson, in liuds ~ Cossf.fy. les n
cence TO ldwharves and piers il ifw5f ~ stN5S
lands situated On the waters of Newark Ass zn
the Townehp of Bayonne, in the County ~ sszsA.
son, to extend AZ follows:
Beginning at the high water mark on The sksas
OF Newark bay in the division lit4s between tSe
lands of the applicant and the lands Of izsys0
ID. Cook: thence north tiity degrees fwezsiz sskA-
nies wet eight hundred and fifty .cet to 1kesx
terror liut OF solid filling; thenoeAiong SasSd H.
of solid filing north thiiiy-nine degrees ten sesn
utes, east twohundred and ttifry -thsex fesss
thence south fifty degrees rwesfy niiBRtrs exal
eight hundred and sixty feet To high wAstr Esnh
in the dyipon line between the lands II fheAep
plcant and the lands of H,imphrt "; ahesse
souihwostcrly along high water mark the sAreSa5
courte rs thereof a bout two hundred and tha1s
five feet, to the place OF begiDling Together ssz9b
one pier commencing on the eSteri0f iiff 81 &isfHS
iiliing distant one hundred iect nos tksssxe,gSs
nom the Westerly corner OF the roild fsa3frE ~
the applicant, said pier to extend into SEsESdrk
bay on course north fifty legrees twenty 80
utes west. aud to be thirtysthree feet wide ssgS
two hundred and fifty feet long
ELIZABETH WARNER
Dated Sept. 26th 1858. z97sstsw
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~ OTIt,E Is HEREBY GIVEN: That aPp4isa-
~ tion will be mace by the snbscriheIs 10 sSa
Directors of the Board of Chosen Freshaaders1S5
the County of Hudson ind TO the kireetaSr US
the Board of Choeen Frcehodcrs Of the FcNz9y
of Union, on the twelfth day Uf November. risA-
teen hundred and sixty-eiehi, at ten O'clock %
the forenoon OF that day. nj the Court is0Hse -
1.-The City OF Elizabeth in Union County, aud at
the same day aud hour al the Court Honse nxhe
ely OF Hudson, in Hudson County, for Beesa=s
10 build Wharves andPiers in the TOwnssLsf -
Bayonne, in the Coanty OF lIsoron in 3roai ~
lands belonging TO them, to extend as 4oltovEs
Beginning at low er ma k on the hhSre 81
Newark Bay, nj point where the northssst rt5
side of Kill Road or First street interserfr aAs
same thence. fret running along low wsfe~ sgegS
on course north thirty five degrees and fenMafn
utcs cart four hundred and eight feet ard twcH-
ty five onehundredih4 Of a foot to The north Eln
of the property; thence, second, north hftysa1e
degrees and forty minutes vert, running tnss
| Newark Bay eight hundred feet, to the ezsesssr
| line of solid bling thence, third along the ez-
| terror line of sOlid filling on \ eouEse sAuazb
| twenty -four degrees and twenty minuies. ssss
| four hundred and seventeen feet to the scBshstsS
boundary OF the property; thence, fourth s1osS
fifty one degrees and forty minutes east, pafa1fsi
with the aecond described line seven hzl5yzvIs
and twenty feet to the shore Of Newark z:H5. 10
| the place Of beginning.
Together with the right to construct two pkszs
describe as follows: One of them T. esUs.
mence on the exterior line Of solid filing feyf1t
ty five feet touihwesterly from the BoIiAszSy
property line; thence running on course nsuAh
ffty.One degrees aud fotfy minutes Mekt. y szas
| lance of two hundred and fifty feet; thssztx
| souihw estcry peral.l with the exterior ikDs 20
solid filling fifty ieet; thence southeaste1ay, PSI
allcl with the iftt described line, two hHfsiss&
and fifty feet to the exterior line OF eolid snisg
thence northeasterly along the exterier hog M
solid filing nifty feet, to the place of begiuGE4<
| The other pier commencing on the exterior Aoe
| of solid filing distant seventy five feet ss,rSh-
eastery from the routherly line OF the psopf1sg-
Thence running no tn fifty one degrees and tEy-
w minutes west two hundred and hfty det.t.
thence northeasterly parallel with the exintsas
line OF solid filling ty feet.
Thence southea4terly parallel with the hrsf ste-
scribed line two hundred and fifty feet 1keage
souhwasterly along the exterior line Of thesaifa
filing fifty feet to the place OF beginning. kaxh
of said piers being fifty feet in width assd tve
hundred and fifty feet in length, extending fsszr
the line of solid filling; raid piers being flstnz3
from each other one hundred and sixty eeyfz 4aea
ON the line OF solid filling.
SAMUEL r. TRIMHLT,
ANN Il. TRIMRLY-
Dated Sept. 96. 1858 se-3eSSw
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That sEy,F5ses-
~ ton will be made by the subser be- s0s1ie
Directors of the Board al Chosen ffeebosdeSxx vi
the Connty of Hudson, and to the iaittBiar ~
the Board OF Chosen Nseeholders of the EassAsy
of Union, on the iwelt 1h day o November s5ash-
teen hundred and sixty eight, at ten o'eieel m
the forenoon of that bay at the Court lfosse il
the City OF Elizabeth, in Union county, sEs n
the sane das and hGnr at the Court Hssusean sthf
City Of Hudson, In Hudson County, for kesEee
to build wharYes aud piers in front OF hts laaz4s
situated ON the waters OF Newark Bay, an AAe
Township Of Bayonne, in the County oi HitAEsN
to extend as follows:
Beginning at high water mark on the rhgVe 40
Newark Bay, III the division line beluse, tssF
lands of the applicant and the lni.ds ,si Mssss !;
thence north fiS degrees and Twenty aDss Hser
wast, nine hunafed and ten feet 10 the leSstfssr
line OF solid filing; thence along raid hBe "a
soiid filling norlh thirty-nine degrees ans sss
mnutcs east ,tye huudrei and 0rt feet; shraaas
sonth fifty deg9ees and tW cnty miEute-, esrd ~
hundred and iity feet 10 high water Rank ~ k5ss
division line .stfNccn the laDds of the aps5Sssxei
ana the lands of Morris; thence sontfweskr3ss
along high safer mark the several fsssye-
OF about Ave hundred and sixiy feet to gne psrscs
OF beg inniGg; together with two pierr csszfsssus
ing on the exterior line OF solid filling 4fs1szn
one hundred and thirty !eet horileatisIlS 1FssR
the westerly corner of the sulid filing OF ti,eDp
plicant raid piers TO be forty leet vi de sld asso
hundred aud tiiy feet long. to extrild Into essS
ark Bay. on course North fifty degfe1e AaSa
twenty minutes west, ana 10 have III oiscNsF%
between the piers OF two bundled feet.
JACOB X. SCHUYLER.
Dated Sept. &c 1865. Is le@sw
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South America.

LISBON, NOV. :"
The mail steamer from South Antert-
Ia has arrived at this port. She brings
dates from Rio lie Jauerio to the 18th
ult. The allied feet and army were
t,efcre Assuncion, the capital OF Para
xuay. News OF the surrender Of the
&,;ty was hourly expected at Rio. Ii
was reported that the Initial States
squadron, nnder Rear-Admiral Davis,
was going mp the Paraguay River to
Assunci0a
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Sandwich Island.
San Francisco, Nov.

San FRANCISCO, Nov. {.
Honolulu advices to October II have
been received. The commercial news
is animportant. Frequent shocks OF
earthquakes were felt at Hilo early in
III October. The atmosphere was filed
with smoke, and the natives predicted
chat great tidal wave would deluge
Honolulu by October A. Hundreds of
che natives have fed to the mountains
sox safety, but the prediction failed of
accomplishment.
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Cork, Nov.

CORK, NOV.
Il great popular demonstration took
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Che funeral OF Nh. james Mountain,
who is supposed to have held prom
aeut position in the Fenian organiza
zion. A procession Of 5000 men and
women followed by the remains to the
oemetcre. eTr. Mountain formerly re-
sided in the United States, and was
delegate to ahe Fenian Convention held
at ChickSH IN November, 1863.
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LONDON. Nov. 9.
In the case of Miss Lydia Becker tie
court OF Common Pleas has readere |
y decision, in which all the judges con-
cur, that the common law of England
gives women no right to vote. 1t is
reported that Sir William Mansfield,
Communicating chief of the forces of
india, will succeed Lord Straithnairn
at the head of the troops in Ireland.
ThA Morning Post regrets the postpone
ment Of the negotiations for new re-
ciprocity treaty between the DONNA
ion ef Canada and the United States.
Ii regards the conclusion Of such q
tre&ty as the only sedative for The dis
ceatent of Noya Scotia.
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cleaned by the Bushel or Bag
Wheat Screenings, Corn, 0ats, Rye, Buckwheat
in small or large Quantities, delivered free OF
charge to all parts OF the city, to the Railroad
Depois for shipping,
Orders left al the Mills, sent through the Post
of!ce, or given to our TeamstcIs, will receive
prompt attention,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-10
HOW DOES 1T orERATEs
This question may be briefly answ erra "a
lows: 1t operates

And as PROTECTION TO HEALTH AasD
LIFE under all depressing and deyitaliziyK a.
1uences.
HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS 10 3hs
only tonic in existence, based upon a sPifssSHes
medicine that ia ALB OLUTELY TURE.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-10

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