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Ii 'he mii'-r ct tIeu'y 3 Mor,aa anJ nenj.'ai
, Rate. BssAfugss, 'a.i'''.ir.i, ssj rapsrt .
arr-, Il tee d, IA 81 Nortoa 4 Bate.
The aHfrs-isasd. as.tEsss OF ssid h~,ak ru,,,s
bSrrt, gives a1''o- tia, s~csad fno-ting % tbc
rr-~tos. oi 49, 'ssfk r'Tss ~IH ~ hsG Al r.rl.,
"a said Dstrtrt tho tart, -s~venih t.4s 81 -.
ti~f. 4. u. iS6S. isa e'cLsck 3 NJ. II the
on'o- IT &C.,. \ ',t-ua h-firr Hon. Sc1h Nv
"nr o. The Rsgir"rs "a Banl ruptcy N .std pl..
u'c. 80 it~ pS'Fssss szsass she 9Th sexton 81
the BaaArups A. IT N.fsh ~ i-o7
REM. \. TJkt.L. A.sis.~e.
az. Sept 4 n
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Nofioa

{ ~ ~ gt wiz D. ~ The once q a. BLACK. E.7.
- far' HiIl. ou W. DNF-BAY errf OK 80
,F.nn several days, Cor tar purpose Of settling f
81 ilt' NJ uIr iHtc iatlrr "
Al Iersuus Interested will srE.se ,..-. 800.
sErrtFt * ~ All AND
NeE u.v.r o., 49,. hIfiRbDGE BROS.
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bNtuHr' ss.--Nt Coor ~ Psolssir heh ~
ff'ts. Wnltl sea ~ he Courty ot Osi.fi. co
30 aff Zoe 'lay ~ tusesf 5 - 1-64
III t.s fttrIna Of ALFRED =. kiMUALL.
- Ai.aiatsifaf1f1i re csfafe 81 VI .,.fs X Stone .
b'f ~ Wai-i i1ff, ia said Cour'y t-t-t-r1. i,s,
i7g 30 iirsnse io sell snd eYagty a1 a. tie rel
e'sie Of srii dscstasd &c ihr tHrli of dsits
IuH ir-flsutsi rtHrz.s
oitrrrd. Ihst the -std Peli' .oBef give rotirs
lI 1il p~r.nns talefFstrI by causing aH isirrt e
b. p-titian sth thi- order th~rran fr hs rul IIsh
e. three weeks surerssiv-iy ta fhe Dv'.fi Dtn.
o rit, neeafaper prntsd I'D PARIS 80 saij
t.'1HIg f.st ih-1 rfy appear at Probate Cont
o. O. heid at Pasis. on the 3 Tupslfy q sgt
sest. 20 tra o'clock 90 thr forenoon, aad sh,s
cause % coy hey have why the same should DOT
- g,antsi.
An. WALKER. lodge.
Atruc c5py-1ftest : :. HoBsB. Register.
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these figures NAV be infer red from the fact
that the power at Lowell. Mass, is 9 GOO
horse powers, anil The population Of the
city IL about AZ. 900 The power represent
ed in the report is. in the droutL OF sumner
and al its present stage OF developemcnt.
equal to the working power OF 1000 coo Of
men, and Is twtec greater than the power.
both steam and water. employed in Great
Britain and Ireland, in 1856. an cotton
wooden, wotsted. silk and iias manufacture
characteristics Offhe Water. Po,rer. These
are. as set forth be- the Secretary. first. its
comparative oonStaney n, oughUut tie year,
arising from The Uniform distribulion ofrain
in the several seasons. the abatcd bea, Of
the summer, the cool and humid winds from
the surrounding seas, the vast forests, and
moderately billy character of the State Is a
whole.
Secondly, The e-trao, dinaTy amount Of
natural RESERVOIR surface There are 1868
lakes and ponds represented uron the State
map Hundreds ofthe smaller ones not being
shown the surface Of which is not less than
PAIL square miles. nearly the whole being
susceptible Of conversion into storage basins
at very low cost for either dams or ilowasc,
aud 20 any required amount.
Thirdly. The remarkable feasibility ofar.
t6ciai reseyroils, due to the unevenncss of
the State surface. the water tight character
OF the nndeil lying rocks, the comparatively
trifling COS, OF land for fiowage. and the n.
vorable provisions of the statutes relating
thereto.
Fcurhiy, The unusual measures of TIE
po'eeT upon thr coast OF the State. owing to
lis irregular shore line. and the very remark
able range OF The tidal fuctuation. which Is
well nigh twice higher than upon any other
State.
Filthy. The favorable relation 10 markets
of supply aud demand sustained bv the
powers, a consi,lv rablc number O. the larger
being situated close upon asisable waters.
some upon harbors that are never closed
with ice and railroads bsing already bull,
by the side oi several important series Of
privileges.
Sixthly, Tie almost u'ire, sal supply Of
e,v,,b.r, 81 -. - =,
ia! INV an" 'Dn'"' =
Seven'hly. The Insignificant use NOR
made Of the poorer in proportion to ITS
capabilities; scarcely any of the privileges
being folly developed, hundreds no; being
at ali-oi all dimensions from those that
would on.r.,o .o,,I -.
wo,.Id dr;,. M
,o;,. t.;,o o,.,..s.. .
nropr;,,od for al, ,.n -
rho r,,,t;oo-,
r,,l. .o,,,u...; '"' ~ "
nrof,.o GA -, "
mower d., - - l'''' ''''
{. pr;on> a. B;Jd,fo,d -, Iau, =" -
rIirJ ooI, f., ,lo 60. -,
,ssc,p,.. l,,,er 49,. 1T.
bcr
F;,l,ll, III,
t,,.s.,.t.L.,
L.c,ns. H.
-. ,;..-,,-. -, '''
IN az r..,..,. I '''S'
u;u.h, -.
marie. ub, Ill
nearly ,Ilc h.. III.
rates go"
Ninth, III. 1..;.,.,.- en-,
e,aI almost win, -.
,ov,s 20 c,o,.,, -. .....,
an .....f.,,",. &c" car
tber.in ,o,c,h.r r;.A 81,
in operarinr the Same Al,
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pH'oHr. - Al Court 81 & ,,bsr- b, ~ al Pr.
- ~i'h'n and in' he CoaHiy 20 oafaId. oa ihe
t.,'o 'o,,s'si - Aug''i. u. ls6s,
- Of Will,sw Mrkrea. i.,e 81 Fr,sl..s. IN
said CpuaiS. deceased. havsaa pr-s-ossd b., 6..t
sRd n'si serusut Of si-assistfsiisa 81 th- -.r,,r
~ - at dr~rs.sd lIr aikspsaer-
Ordered. rhsi thr said aiairi.traios g,vs nos.rr
in an psssaa- Vested by caasiug copy oftL,.
a'icr a. 10 rshhshrd tar. we~s suressslvsi, ~
ih~ OSinrd DrmporIi printed 90 Fsti. tbsi he,
H'y -pprs' AZ fTol'si. Coss, q. ~ hsli 81 Pan,
90 '''' '''n't' o1 ih" iaif Tus-..af a. Sept
nr''' ~ 10" o'clock ia The t,r-aauB. 1nG I-u
r'use q 40, th-s ave. vtt ils stfsr sh.aaI a.i
Hr -.ivNrl. \. ~ NALNER. Jals~
'.a- roPs--'ft~si :. li3Bgs. Rretstt,
'N"' 80 a ''H" % f'r'o'e brf at
~" ''' i'- '"n.'A H' ''ar5 .a
~" 'b"' "''d'' ~ A'sp.'. : - i-n~
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS. -. iae aaAsr.,sard. ba,,s,
w h~rn sgIsoJni,si J,-s,rn,ss soncr. W Trcsf,s
aSt .,sn'Uc aay snd IA claims e crcdsor- 10 ths
csiste ct jss~ph haTr5~,. ste x ucl.roo. thrrr
tarr resp, riiiiiy cgorst 90 r~rain. hsLias s,sch
sa'"'.. 10 i'r"-~nt 'assn sl,d Cosalt,s.asrr 81
The h"Grr "a bS,as MiLu. 10 iI-ts o. Ga tho IL,
Asy Il ScptrSssi~r arSt
bZiA> NIllETT
ZlHEtN l.. PACKARD
lleIraa. Avg %. IsN- s.
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cN'"so, 's-h Cert Of Probate. heIdAt Par.
:. ~ah,a sud lor the Coaniy OF ox6srd, ON III.
Ih,rt T'.e--ss, OF August. a. - i-ss.
lanes y. wAlDRON. Executor of an. La.
~ Wal ssd Tesiainsu, II Ohv. A Bso~a hate
Of BerA6sI. IN sp,d C,uaIy. decreased. hayiaz Pee.
s-n'.d b.. is and hnal sccuai % is,as-,rs,sa II
The ESTATE ~ SAID drrcss-d allowance aa.i ais,
h's pfivste sorouai az sin.i th~ estate Of .a,d r
ceased Sc sllowanccs
oEarred. fhs, the said Ex~rsior give natic. u,
siiPersoas .areses,ri nv csp-isg r,sy ~ thi. OF.
s,r ~ ls pu,-hed three weeks .seccs.i..i, ~ thu
o>dd p,'ascTai psiatsh ~ fsIis, ,hs, they uaay
appear az Probate tosu 60 be beA at PARE
90 ss,l rOuniy ou the 81 fsCsds, "f sips next at
leo 'cL'ek "a 'he forsRaoa aad shss clasr, at an.
'hey have. oh, the same .hool not H. allowed
A. "a. WALKER. Judge
Atrsc copy-s,trsts }. : Honss Rrri.i.r
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Commits oneI's Noticn

NE, ne uHdrr.igssd bs',RS been apt,oi,,,, I
w Cosasa ss,sn-s- 81 iess,iyrecY a-thr ..t,,,
81 liza hnsh.fp. late ~ pix6eli. la IN. C..,,a,,
VI ONfor,l. decvs--j, hereby give sot,ce th., a.,
'Daa bs ifon Asgasi 2I,t. A. u. is6S. src allow I'll
The ersdao'' q -sL estate Ia h'iAg % sni prove
thea claims again-t ssid stale, and that We . m
eee~t Soc the I'fp"se 81 crcsyug and .i,w ing .si
ets'sns, NJ the Uthc- u ! e,sc Randall, E-p At
p,>6-lI. on the t,.i sa'osdays 81 A.gus, sad o..
tst~r. ises. AMI fsbr-ssy. isas ~ 40 s'cLScS \
NJ All prsscas iotrFe-tru theseta requested g.,
lake aat'cS thereof as.l govern :AeEz-iyes AZ.
oo'disg5. LUTHER "a. LUDDEN
HIRAM NJ COX.
DlS6.id, Asgn.t q. tses
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oxtoRc, ss-At CopSt Of Probate held a.
fau', ~Hh's ssd ios the Coaaty Of o1tor,l, o.,
the ihifd T,s-day % asgss-t. 4. II. isss.
IN the Pc,I'ins oi NELLIE ". RUSSELL
~ vido~ Of Cs'Isr !. kas,sN, late OF Rebel
N -sd 'o""t,, i~cv- Ell, Prasing tsr an allow.
ACRE ov, ~ ihs Tsssouai estate ~ bes bts Aa.ist
ori"r-d, That ,h- .sid pe,i,ipsrr give no,ics TO
~ gctsoe. ini~rr-,rd ~ cs-,isg copy ofth,. O.,
'lst 10 l'- Psht-Ari thtrs weeks sscce-.i,rlS IN
The oxford Dsrn'scFsi. Newspaper pri utsd az Pa.
~. "a sai e,saiy. thai they ssay appear Al Pro-
ls'ie Court to be hrid at ra,,,. GA the ii Ta-..
dsy ~ Sep' Sest. a, tea O'Clock ia ,hs forenoon
".'i 'ho's erase Il asy thsy have. Why The .s..o
sh eaL nCi be .rssisd.
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II. WALKER. Judsr.
A'rue e"ry-- attest: }. = IloEHs. Register

o1roHD. p.--h CaUft 81 Prpirsie held n,
faFis, ~Hhia sRd too the Cosst, of OAE,s,i.
90 th~ third To -ssa, Of tagpsi. 4. ID. lsss
ut 'om'nissintc's - - Ost ds~tT "a The
j rc-sl c.tsts ~ jobs II. Nassa L,tr % Beth
81 - sa'd' oaniy, decc ssci, - Ls,ta Mssan, ~.
~iAss, hss'ss r-tsfpst ihc INT ta thru CON.
sD'''e. 'nto The Probate oitice together i,h their
s.otug- tbeTcou;
ot'l~fnsi, ! aA' the ssid yd'a Msson give aotiec
Ia All PSfspas tstr'sstsa. bs Csu.iES a cspy OF
thr' "s't"f e. " shii@hsd tArcc weeks successive
y Ia the ONord Dcmsera, pT,s,rd at Psr,s. that
They unaN sPp>ar al PTolate Cont a. 10 held At
Fart'. - sa'f tsonty, ga the thisd Tecsdsy OF
Svg. Reyt az too s'eiaek Va the fosreSsn ADD show
essss. q snv 'hsy haEr. ~hy the .ausn h1eh
sol h. sner'Sa And CONT. 'ns,i sad ORDERED 70 &c
Tvcprsic1.
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bhf"Hb. s-At Court Of Probate hcl1 al
fAfss. SIthtH asd Zoe The Countv Of o. kssd
90 ihr tstrd Tsss-isy e Aagust. A. ID Isss
VNpNtN As1 CT ARIES G. ROUNDS uatn.
j 80 ENsrItsrs q rSftsiu tnstieus. ol pssr.,st.
'"s >" H. th- lsst VIII and Trstass~ut 20, Sath.a.
i'l Hnsa'is. hi" OF Waterford % .sii C-,sa'y. Dc
e"as-d. hs.,ax Tscs-aled the .ans f,r - otslie.
Oder !, Tat "a. Eat; EKrratos. give natirr
20 al 80 san' a'~Tcs ~. by Causing oopy Of thi.
o'SsT 'o - pt,i,sh~,i thrru W-sks .sscre..s.Iy IA
The o,ierd p~gsesai. Pf'ated al Paris. that she,
NAV ~pf~aT az Prst-s;r C"arI to b. hsH az Parls
"a .s,d Ioan,y. on the third T.r.Ia, Of sol
asN, al To- o'olooS 90 ib, foscsoos and show
oAs.~, Any they hss.. nby 'h- 4s,d o. struas,,ni
sASuH sot b. proved. approved zsd siL1,sri a. the
Lasi ",h Aoj TcstsTD- ~ 4 s,,i 3eeraa-i
4. IL. WAIVER JrBsr
A Ir,.e ccps--Atfr.f. J. = uoaH. R,y,.fs,
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~ "Eb. - .--A' 'ouft 4 Pf.lrtc. he'd az
fliis. ~iihia suI ~ ih~ Cl.s.., IL o.. 80,
BE- ihi'f Tns.dsy q AuEusi. s. H. I-s-
rs ihe ,'et,.'ouo % ANNAs INRUTN Gg.,s,
- 90 90 Anss iiart~o uisor he's, ~ flint
q HARDEN. iiie a B'thsi. DO s.,d C.ua,,. d-es..
rrI. ltaY'uE 30 itcenes tn sfii ani COO ,rg s,if
nissfs Htffsst 90 tbs Hor.sst.t4 Pam 81 .,,l
Lhl's -. li'faFH, a-crs.sj. slfSitfd 90 Ii.th~f
esd OF Other Irai estate ia ah,sh std n,in e h..
80 ''.'f'sit s' so q yanilE,asts a6-f 70 sI6s
bff-i~' thst ihr ,siI Pei. .arer g,r~ natscs g.,
f'' i+'''Hs 'n'ffr.ist. o. ssH-ifg aa stsfrtct q
be- prfrira. " th iht. af rf tl.e5saa Co. D. .ti,.b
% ih.r. uerks su.cfs.ftsf tLf OrrfI Dem.
'frai. afuspsier IsHtef st Paris i1 .t,I
''HHi, ,thHt th-, tatv appear ats Probate C1,,ft
'' o. 4rI ti Pan. Sh che 81 Tu~.ist ~ ~.tf.
'cst, 90 tee O'Clock 90 tAs iursnbon and shss
rau.- iiso, they have. ~hY ta- same .houIda not
De- gr,atsi.
4. u. WALkER. Julse.
\ fru- rtov- attest. = gf.r.. u -.
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-. -'thia snt 10, tbe Cosnt, e Oxford. on the
third r.>sstay Of a=gu,t. \ ~ istS
IN The p~t,i'oa ef LtCRETtt = BpS
" WORTH, SEQ. ct LeoaAr,i 10. worth L,t-
ct Hsui-td ~ said Couu'y. decreased. prs,ins I5r
aa allowance oUi a she y-F.osza estate of hef late
ha-hAnd:
Ord~fed. That tho said pctiIianrf give nstio. 10
an r~rNos. interested b, caus,ag cop, % Aha. or.
sf O. % puhl, shsd three Wrck. .ocres.i.,l, an
'he oSs'rj b-rserr' pfia'cd 81 fstir. that thry
Ss, sppraf at Probate Costt 60 b. hi Al P.rts
~ ss'd 'ssa,y. the thtrd To-ssisy ~ sept a~Nt
al tea 81 che eLcs "a the iurrnoos sad rhes raa-c
q 80 thcy h-tc. ~hy the .aa. skoaid not To
grated. \. ~. " ALhER. JaAEc
'r''" oops-iuosi. }. :. IiosHs. Register.
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A,,e-,o p,-- .us.,, ). : Harss. Req.

ott 'Fr, v.-Ni % t1aft al Probate he'd 80
Ff1ts, ssith.a sua 81 ih~ U..5.t, a OIL ...,
Go ftir3 Ier.,a'y oi Ausust 4 ~ isSs
( AitiEkiNE 4. FOX. Exerutfix n the L.,
= Wa AHi f-stan.~at q sslrlh F..s I.f~ n
i'nn Tors % sad tuuniy .ascr sci. hav q ryssf-
cate OF f-ss is,.i.sd or .iLr~aac..
bf1rftd, IhIt shr .4ti EascHrx gsYr n,t,r~
g. l~f'o's tH'r''.fa, .t r4u.i8Fa cop, ih.s .r.
'A-f g. TO- Tuii+hrt tHrrs a-.k. ..r.I..f, , tt
''s''iI bcH'.r-i' p'iHrI st Fsu.. " ss.i
'',a ~ 'acy u'l appfsr ata Ff-lsi, Cauri
Goo o. bets q, sa,I Fsft. on tb. tb.,i Tg...t,, b.,
sept ext. s' trH a'ei.rs ,1 iLr fssat-ya. anI
sii'~ esa-F % ass t'.rs have .h, be- .slnr .hoaI
1'i T. 'ihssi s ~ wALkFE JuIgr
\ ifuU c.-ps--4uest: J : Hoses. Rsrtstrr
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Al. WAIVER. Js5se.
A tn.s ecp,--tue.'s J. =. HohH,. R-g,-Ssr.

ptT"En. sss--At Coost 81 Probate bsH 81
f.fts. ~rhtn ani foe the Casny 81 Oxf,gd on
The thiFd ro~sl-, Of Aesu,s \. u. Isss,
IN lhe pvistiou u Dfi. Maftts 81 NorAs,
~ PTsy'aE that he nasy w. apsso's,ei Guiriiaa
" Nri'asii SiuaSt, saisoF her 81 Franeis " Sta-
sfi late 81 s~~'iea. IA AID Tssuair. deceased;
al pcfs'as ,nicr-.ied by caasing "a ai-tssft
oi b. p~titrH. 18Th ihi. order iarreoa. 90 b.
pai.~i'h,A hfv- wTrks socrr.siyrly 10 the Oxfosl
b~nDrfst. 81 ssuf pcr pftated az Pare that thev
iaiy 'pprsf ~ Probate Cupf, g." i-c held AZ Psti.
- 'a'd c"u" 90 ihr 81 Issstsy 81 sept. hsSi. si
10 o'ci,~k 60 the fofrpoon and she's cause II a.y
The! have NV The same shonld ut l.. granted
4 ~ WALkEE JgIEr
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-01

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That appliHR-
~ ton will be made by the subscriber 10. 3he
Directors of the Board of Chosen freehOlaexs1f
the County of Hudson, and to the Director0f
the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF the Onunty
of Union, on the twelfth day OF November eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight, at ten O'Clock an
the forenoon of that day at the Court House IN
the City of Elizabeth, in Union county, and nj
the same day and hour at the Court House in tlne
City of Hudson, in Hudson County, for a license
to build wharves and piers in front of his lands
situated on the waters of Newark Bay. ia The
Township Of Bayonne, i'll the County OF Hudson,
to extend as follows:
Beginning at high water mark on the shore st
Newark Bay, in the division line between zoe
lands of the applicant and the lands of Mesgs /;
thence north nifty degrees and twenty minutes
west. nine hundred and ten feet TO the exterior
line of solid filling; thence along said line aof
solid filing north thirty-nine degrees and ten
minutes east five hundred and forty feet. 1henre
south fifty degrees and twenty minutes, east esbf
hundred and fifty feet to high water mark in.the
division line between the lands OF the applicant;
and the lapds of Morris; thence Houthwestcrty
along high water mark the several courses tliere-
OF about five hundred and sixty feet to tie pfare
of beginning; together with two piers comnonc-
ing on the exterior line of solid filling. distant
one hundred and thirty feet northeasterly iranl
the westerly corner of the solid filling of the mp
plicant, said piers to be forty feet wide aid. TWO
hundred and fifty feet long. to extend into New
ark Bay, on a course north fifty degrees Aiiu
twenty Minutes west, and TO have an opeitfllg
between the piers of two hundred feet.
JACOB X. SCHUYLER.
Dated Sept. 26, 1868 29-1ew5w
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That aPpliea-
IN ton will be made by the subscribers to the
Directors of the Board of Chosen Freehol5ers.o i
the County of Hudson and to the Difecttne. al
the Board of Chosen Freehoders of the CODsity
of Union, on the twelfth day of November, cissh-
teen hundred and sxty-eisht, at ten O'clock IA
the forenoon of that day, at the Court House ~
the City of Elizabeth, in Union County, aad M
| the same day and hour at the Court House IN TIRE
city of Hudson, in Hudson County, Tor iicenSe
to build Wharves andPiers in the TOwnshtPaof
Biyonne, in the County of Hudson in front OF
lands belonging to them, to extend as foilowss
| Beginning at low water mark on the shore vi
| Newark Bay, ats point where the nOriheastfi1y
side of Kill Road or First street intersects the
| same; thence firstrunning along low water muk
on a course north thirty-ive degrees and ten suin
utes east, four hundred and eight feet and 4Men-
ty five onehundredths of foot to the north line
of the property thence, second, north nftysene
degrees and forty minutes west, running inio
| Newark Bay eight hundred feet, to the exterior
line of solid Filings thence third along The seA-
terror line of solid filling on a course south
| tweuty-four degrees and twenty minutes, west
forr hundred and seventeen feet to the southorly
boundary OF the property; thence, fourth. soiih
fifty one degrees and iorty minutes east parallel
with the second described line seven hundred
and twenty feet to the shore of Newark Bay.so
the place of beginning.
| Together with the right to construct two piers
described as follows: One of them b con-
mence on the exterior line of solid filling, seven
ty-five feet souihwesterly from the nortberly
property line; thence running on course NORTH
lance of two hundred and fifty feet; thence
southwesterly perallel with the exterior line Df
solid filing fifty feet; thence southeasteriy, par
alle with the first described line, two hundred
and fifty feet to the exterior line of solid filing;
thence northeasterly along the exterior line OF
solid filing, fifty feet, to the place OF beginning
The other pier commencing on the exterior line
of solid filling distant seventy five feet north
eastery from the southerly line of the property.
Thence running no tn fiftyone degrees ana fDr-
ty minutes west two hundred and fifty Feet;
thence northeasterly parallel with the extrfier
line of solid filing fifty feet
Thence southeasterly parallel with the hrstlde-
scribed line two hundred and fifty feet. Thence
southw9sterly along the exterior line OF the solid
filing fifty feet to the place of beginning. Eseh
| of said piers being fifty feet in width and two
hundred and fifty feet in length extending from
the line of solid filling; said piers being distant
from each other one hundred and sixty seven feet
ON the line OF solid filing.
SAMUEL r. TRIMBLY,
ANN E. TRIMBLY-
Dated Sept 90, 1868 29-1ewsw
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Office Is HEREBY GIVEN That aye,;ss

= Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. That apPficsa
n sion will be made by the subscribers 10 1he
Directors OF the Board of Chosen Freeha3deFs
OF the County of Hudson, and to the lsiTeetsus
of the Board of Chosen Freeholders ofthe Oyun-
ty of Union. ON the twelfth day of Noyemasrr.
eigteen hundred and sixty-cight, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon OF that day. at the Court 1ierse
in the city of Elzaheth in Union Count .saf
at the same day and hour at the Court House ia
the City of Hudson, in Hudson County. for q a.
ceuce to build wharyes and piers i'll front Of tanir
lands situated ON the waters of Newark hay .in
the Township of Bayonne, in the County Of Hsd-
son, to extend as follows:
Beginning at the high water mark on the Shufe
of Newark bay in the division line between The
lands of the applicant and the lands of Iioxinn
d. Cook: thence north fifty degrees twenty niI-
utes west eight hundred and fifty ;eet to etheex-
terror line of solid filling; thence along snidaiB
OF solid filing north thirty nine degrees ten Insn
utes. cast two-hundrcd and thirty three feef !:
thence south fifty degrees twenty minutes sfzsi
eight hundred and sixty feet to high water mark
in the division line between the lands OF thetap
plicant and the lands of Humphreys; iheace
southwesterly along high water mark the several
cour, es thereof about two hundred and thirty-
five feet, to the place Ofbcgnning, together with
one pier commencing on the exterior line of solid
filing. distant one hundred feet notheSsterly
from the westerly corner Of the solid filing vi
the applicant, said pier to extend into Newark
bay on course north fifty degrees twenty vain
utes west, and to be thirty-three feet wide and
two hundred and fifty feet long
ELIZABETH WARMER.
Dated Sept 26th, 1868. 29lewfiw
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al colprs were apparent on All sizes, dotted
with gold and silver stars, which fairy SEEM
cd to twinkle. The decorative dIapcry ON
the sides Of the building, hung in graceful
festoons, bore amid it white shields, on which
were cnblazoned the names Of the several
States and their respective coat of arms.
The seats ON the sile platforms were SOON
hlled, and the main floor shortly afterward
was occupied to like extent. The people
already III the building were now crowded by
those who continued to come, and push their
way i'll, packing the building on every side.
When greater density was impossible, either
on the mann floor or on the side platforms,
the still unaccommadated made their way in
to part OF the building provided plentifully
with sashes, through the panes Of glass i'll
which they contented themselves with look
ing at the mass Of humanity below. 1t was
now about = o'clock Outside, cannon were
booming, rockets roaring, and those brilliant
features which pyrotcchnics cause We're add
inS increased animation. Inspiliting music,
boob inside and outside the building, WAS
heard, while at the same tiAlo p maguihci-
cent procession was vending its way through
the principal thoroughfaree.
Major z. X. Pangborn gracefully in a few
remarks, on behalf of the Republican party
of Jersey City, welcomed the guests Of the
evening not alone those on the platform,
bnt all in the house. After the band had
rendered Italy Round the Flag" Gen.
sickles, was per form, introduced, and was
chcered long and enthusiastically, and in
part, said:
L was invited hero to attend a meeting in u
Higwam. Ny impression Of " wigwam was
chat it was habitation for 4 small family. l
find here tabernacle large enough for a
very numerous tribe. [Laughter.l Itseems
to me that the Republican party of Jersey
| City must embrace very nearly the popula-
ton of Jersey City, according to the last cen
sus, or else instead Of q Republican assem-
blage Of Jersey City have the honor of meet
ing the Republican party Of the State Of New
Jersey.
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NITRO GLYCERINE DISASTER IN
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.-A train of ten
cars of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad was burned near Urbana, yes
terday. The fire was caused by an ex-
plosion in the forward car, which is
supposed to have contained nitro-gly-
cerine. The engine was utterly demol-
ished. The engineer was seriously in
jured, and the fireman slightly hurt -
The CTR, were loaded with flour and
pork. A house, quarter of a mile
from the wreck, was demolished by the
conclusion.
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