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RTONTE MARIA ACADEMY
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UU ARIIOI ! Is'' IrDf'' WV
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
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THIGH SCHOOL IN H A vow Z R
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TERMS For board and tuition Exclusive of
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CPLIT SAWED WOOD, TO COOK AND

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HEApoUARTERS}
No. 1888 MAIN STREET.
ne PROCLAMATION No. 3.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN: That npp3ics-
IN ton will be made by the subscriber s0s3&e
Directors of the Board of Chosen t'reehelaerr. nj
the County of Hudson, and to the Dirrrses NJ
the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF the Cvs1fy
of Union, on the twelfth day Of Noycnber RICH
teen hundred and sixty.eight, at ten o'r2ecl in
the forenoon of that day at the Court Houee in
the City of Elizabeth, in Union county. snd III
the came day and hour at the Court fiefi-e inaAe
City of Hudson, in Hudson County, ior q 1cEnse
to build wharves and piers in front of his 1anaks
situated on the waters of Newark Bay. iniabe
Township of Bayonne, in the County OF Hudson
to extend az follows:
Beginning at high water mark on the shoTe 81
Newark Bay, in the division line between SIR
lands of the applicant and the ands Of Meis.
thence north nifty degrees and twenty minR5sr
west, nine hundred and ten feet 10 the GxteEiSr
line of solid filing; thence along said ltne pb1
solid filling north thrty-nine degrees and aen
minutes east five hundre and tort feet; thenre
south fifty degreesand twenty minutes essf s.ighf
hundred and fifty feet to high water mark IN the
division line between the lands of the npyairaffi
and the lands of Morris; thence stsuthwertrTiy
along high water mark the several courses fhrn,-
OF about five hundred and sixty feet 10 the lzzrv
of beginning; together with two piers commend
ing on the exterior line OF solid filling. distaDi
one hundred and thirty feet northrastrr]y fscal
the westerly corner of the solid filling Di fheswp
plicant. said piers to be forty feet wide aud two
hundred and fifty feet long. TO extend into New
ark Bay, on a course north fifty degrees and
twenty minutes west. and TO have an epeniag
between the piers of two hundred feet.
JACOB II. SCHUYLER.
Dated Sept. 90, 1868. 2s9ewsw
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Great Britain.
LONDON, Oct. {

LONDON, Oct. s.
As the time for the election of mem
bers to the new Parliament draws near,
she interest and excitement in the can
vass increases. Many boroughs that
have heretofore been hopelessly Tory
are now contested by the Wings, who
are counting on the favorable effects of
the bill for increasing the number of
voters, and the other liberal measures
passed by the last Parliament. In four
of the boroughs workingmen's candi-
dates have been brought forward The
prospects of their success are very fa-
Vorable. The election of the Right
Hon. William Gladstone in Lancashire
South is generally dcspaired of, but he
will unquestionably be chosen from
Greenwich, where he is also candi-
date With one or two exceptions, the
liberal candidates oppose the Irish
Church bin
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~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That apptIa-e
tiOn will he made by the sub~rribprs 80 IAe
Directors OF the Board Of Chosen FEceho8drzs
of the County of Hudson. and t., the iiree3efs
of the Board OF Chosen Frpeholders offAe Gnan-
ty Of Union. on the twelfth day of EorcHAey.
eigteen hundred and sixty-ei light at ten sp'clsr1
in the forenoon OF that day ~ the Cont 5sgnse
in the city OF Elizabeih, IN Cnion ConHfy zRd
at the same day and hour at the Court H1a-s ln
the City of Hudson. IN Hudson Comfy. for u D.
cence to build wharves and piers in frohf sf3brir
lands situated on the waters of Newark hoy w
the Township of Bayonne. in the County OILS d.
son, to extend as follows:
Beginning at the high water mark on the sbaye
OF Newark bay in the diyision linz between 1ha.
lands of the applicant and the lands of lus1ssa
ID. Cook: thence north fifty degresr fwfnty n1lE-
utes, west eight hundred and fifty seet 10 7Aeea-
terror line of solid filling; thence along rsiH siar
OF solid filing north thirty.nne degrsex fesfnnsl
utes. east twe-hundrcd and thirty three fcci :;
thence south fifty degrees twenty ininnfes rzsi
eight hundred and sixty feet to high wafer mask
in the division line between the lalds Of shear
plicant and the lands of Humphreys; the1sr
southwestcrly along high water mark he several
courses thereof about two hundred and xhiTfy
five feet, to the place 0fbegnning, together swith
pier commencing on the exterior line 81 ssutid
filling, distant one hundred feet mo- thesS1eriy
Iom the westerly corner of the solid flling All
the applicant, snid pier to extend into Newark
bay on course north fifty degrees twenty lsBin-
utes west, and to be ihirty.three feet wifie SaNd
two hundred and fifty feet long.
ABRAHAM B. WARMER
ELIZABETH WARNEB-
Dated Sept Goth, 1868. Ss-lRz6w
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That apysAirs-
IN ton will be mace by the subscribers tofhc
Directors of the Board of Chosen Freehuldersol
the County of Hudson and to the DiFectnrs Df
the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF tho Cozuty
of Union, on the twelfth day OF NOycmber, etgh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight. at ten o'rlcek IN
the forenoon of that day, at the Court |0Hae in
the City of Elizabeth. in Unirn County. amidst
the came day and hour at the Court HOnse in ilse
city OF Hudson, in Hudson County, fora iicenSe
to build Wharves andPiers in the Township sof
Bayonne. in the County al Hudson in Front pf
lands belonging to them to extend as follows;
Beginning at low water mark on the nhere l0f
Newark Bay. alta point where the .norfheasfeaiy
side Of Kill Road or First street inferscrtsstAe
zane; thence, first trimming along low waferInark
on course north thirty-fve degrees and 4tnmin
utes east four hundred and eight feet a1afwc
ty five one hundredths of foot, to the north Vine
of the property; thence, second, north f3ty1ane
degrees and forty minutes west, runni4s s1nso
Newark Bay eight hundred feet, to the ezierior
line OF solid filling; THENCE, third along fha.ex-
terror line OF solid filling cenfre sasssh
twenty-fou degrees and twenty mirutes; sWsFf
four hundred and seventeen feet to the raafhrtdy
fifty one degrees and forty minutes easf, Farnaiel
with the second described line seysn hHndred
and twenty feet to the shore of Newark RaTs9D
the place of beginning.
Together with the right to construct aso zsicrs
described as follows: One OF fhfm to Enm-
mence on the exterior line of solid filing, &pgezi-
ty-hve feet southwesterly from the noufhcz3y
property line; thence running on n cOnrse nUTah
Anyone degrees and forty minutes west, u dis
lance of two hundred and fifty feet; theare
souhw estery perallel with the exterior Nnessf
solid filling fifty feet; thence southeasferly. A}zxr
| allel with the firrt described line, two AiMdr1d
and fifty feet to the exterior line OF selid Ai3ing
thence northeasterly along the exterior iiae sSi
solid filling, fifty feet. to the place Of beginting
| The other pier commencing on the exterior afse
of solid filling distant seventy i've feet .asxsth
easterly from the southery line Of the PapfsrSfy
| Thence running no tn ffty-one degrees aud fsr-
| ty minutes west two hundred and zifty fnef
thence northeasterly parallel with The 1exaefiOr
| line of solid filing fifty feet.
Thence southeasterly parallel with the .fgstde-
scribed line two hundred and fifty feet TaseRre
southw3sterly along the exterior line of the aU33d
filing fifty feet to the place OF beginning. Ez<A
of said piers being fifty feet in width and asp
hundred and fifty feet in length, extending xrnn
the line of solid filling: said piers being ajstnna
| from each other one hundred and sixty seven Stes
on the line OF solid filing.
| SAMUEL II. TRiMBLY,
ANN Il. TRIMBisI.
Dated Sept. a6. 1868. ,3B1aewsS
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