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~, -s,f.lsssa.E1 uOIsATONIC xT~A
&c TgS1I RAILROAD, ysszS1S

50 FOR Albany Troy Pitts
fsid North Adams. Wilamst0wn Remington, Rutiaat
Lebanon Springs, &c The steamer NIAGARA, Captain
T. BROOKS Dr. vii leave New-forS from the pier foot q
Market street. daily, Sundays excepted, At D, O'Clock
~ for Bird report, where passengers take the ele
CANT aud cornmodious Of tho Housatone Railroad.
arriving a. Albany a. o'clock T. NJ
A baggage-maset will 20 through from city 20 city.
STAGES run Ia connection with the 10 Lee, Legpr
Old stockbridge Curtisvs, Winstei and Norfolk Also
20 Litchhed, Woodbury., DAnbury and Bethel
Freight received At the depot foot Of Msrkstst from
o'clock A. N until sunset
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DRY GOODS.

DLUEAND ORANGE PRINTs.-The subscriber
bese desirable prints They are from the Suffolk WORKS
and yde Works cloths Of various qualities and OF
patterns entirely ana very elegant and are afranea
CUFFOLK ANDCLYDE COMPANIES Indigo
- ne and White Prnts-lO0 cases Of these well known
prints embracing great variety Of qualities and styles OF
patterns lust received direct the printers and for sale
by Ii27l c +. HARRIS 46 Exehsnse-plaee.
NIERlNO CASSINERES.-lou Cases, embracing
Ifleysry quality, color and mixture. fgr salsb by
ia C. +. HARRIS. 81 Exchaug e-p place.
X&TIDE SHEET NGS-2O0 packages 70, S.. 3D. and
w ~ brown and bleachsd SheetiuEs, from the Wal
than stark Hamilton and Utica Mills for sale by
d. NESMlTH co. 81 and 81 Finest.
I,LANNEIS-IO bales plan and twilled white. scar
J. let green and yellow Flsnnels 81 wool and dlreren
widths and qualities. For sale b. NEsMlTH CO
40 and 3 Pine-st
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MESMERrSM

CLAlRVOYANCE AND MAGNETISM applied 10 The
y discovery and cure Of al diseases By D. q. Hayes
AID the great calrvoysut formerly o. Dr. Brown, l7i
ChAmh@fs-st las removed 70 III Sprirgst between
Greene and Mercer sts west Of Broadway Dr. u Hayes
axes ms method 70 inform the public thsi he will DO The
best hat = IN his power % any that viii favor BIN with
call Medicine sold who esals 4rd retail a his once.
II ~ Or q HAYES. New-lork-
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED until the
"a inst for contract % hf Primary School ia the
baem~ut Of St Phlps Churoh. Ia Cenr-st for the New
York Society for he Promotion Of Educsron among
COioreG ChiidTrn.
The risn ana specifications may Be a the drug
store, 81 West Broadway
SAMUEL p. CORNISH,)
PATRICK n REASON, Com'te
" ~ JAS McClNE SMITH, y
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l T =" r nAs1 fap" 40 ss @asRi:


no viz Fhs ieiphs, Baltimore 900
Ohio Rsiifots Cumberland, M Western frsg.sn
6rea, Unisd STATES sfl sud Pd"eogef Route 20 fius
burgh, Wheeling, Cincinnati sri The South ard West
PGsssnge g0ir directly ihrou gbbf lhs y Ms rfslns
Leave Mes Y9fs. 'Ooi " Liberty a. So M nd u
? -. daily.
Leave Philadelphia (5anisIs excepted from The corner
% Eleventh and hsftrts. % a. VI and daily stfF
a. by Railroad, and arrive Ia Baltimore at r N sod
10 p
Leave Baltimore at7l 4 ". ~ NE ssudors AMI oris
Railroad, Eod strive 81 cumberland Al q 4. NJ
f,aaye Cumberland Al p.Mby
Twelve daily Anes u the National Road and Good To-
lsat Stage Lines. sld strive ia fsburg or Wheeling
oert evening
Passenger. FOR rillshnrgh take Mo splendid new att
modern Du s snIboss Al BfO~Dsvls md thereby have
only ~ miles OF staging On Tho sbOle fopte.
Flrscsss stssra iOas les.e fitisburgh and Wheenng
regularly and gers forwarded without fesy
Cincinnati aud al Otbef pOrts IA NE SCUM and Nosi
20, hr0ughsckets ny this rUnte, spply M Phisisphis
IS South rhifJst board steamboat Docfst wharf
Safe through from Philsde phis 10 Pittsburgh sIl 10
Wheeling s5 with The privilege ~ ping 81 Sslssofe
,u1 rrsInpz sests o. pleasure for hrbsf inofnAiioa
apply J. J. SLkAMrki Aseps
siAdcms Co.'S Express Ofce 10 Wsitsl 81 "a 4. ~
or rayiOrs Hotel No a Coftiznds,.
roo RsiTgaOss
e.. 3. Jhe Asl Lioss irom rhizislpois 70 saltnos
is.VJ tho Ukp1 rofLsr 81 Eleventh snc hsrrsi u.s. sa
t.ys sgceyl,d A. q " .ud4P ~ daily ~ Railroad
- PsfftnFs Cautioned sgainst purchasing icsee
F~U-Yora f1f Baltimore fitisb1rxh OF W1eelirg par
,enins 10 ~ by to- aforementioned Lines ous
sqtbUrissd 10 ss tickets Va Hswfof for hsss nnos
srV r. tss.9rs tVsat To- Nal itp>s
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PHONO-ANALlTIc
TOT Nar " CT
STAMMERING

sTfIrDIiTTc rArFIIfrI
Nocsl Gymnastics
nN PHYSIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES and the nduc-
Otive method, 81 II Aniiy-st New.York, under the d.
rectou Of DAVID P. HOLTOS, ND.
lls 2meoc 1ftWeoys-
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- PASSAGE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL. by
<ffA the New Lige Of PACKETS
-ss-[ QUEEN or THE WEST. ROsCUs
CONSTITUTION, slDDONs
LIVERPOOL GAKRlCK
HOTTINGUER. SHERIDAN
The mazn'fcent new packe,-ship CONSTITUTION,
500 burden Capt John Britton will sail tor Liver
pool 2lst February her regular day from thar port
punctusly 9th April The hyorite packst-shp GARRICK,
90 tons, Capt " Hunt, will sail from NewYork on
18th February and from Liverpool lth April her regular
Days Persons procee old country those wish
inf 10 send for their should inspect the ships COM
psing th. line they being all ooo tons burden aud up
yard. and having Accommodations unequsied Tor ts eo
fort and Of passenger To MAKE the hseeS
cary Arrangement 30 pli LEGATION must be made 20
WALT TAPSCOrr. 80 southst View YORK
II Rersnts Road. Liverpool
P. 5 Sight drafts the National Bank OF ireland
and branches
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DaIIy MORNING IINE.-M
sis. PrTrsBrRCu rRAvrI.. 1878.

r~s ClNCI NNAVl AND flrrsBJ RGh DAT
-,ltlt. sly STEAM PAthEr LiNFt-Ihi. la
s=ss~-n-- pendent Line % steamers u nov com
n .rd n the ARREST s~iesf best flashed sud "a nishsdi
cd most powerful boats the waters of The West To.
highest wages pend for the services oi On" hrsstd
r0t enced nrr rgsg-d M thr river sness The
line h. beenrn operation for years h~ earned nearly
two n lions of people. without duifg ih- slightest INJURY
to their person The proprietor challenge comparison
With sny passenger line On tho non of safety, regularity
AMI .p@sa AL that mousy procure has been provided
f1r The safety. comfort aud convenience q pssengef'
The boats leave Pittsburgh Tor C:ncionsu a. fellows
Nsndag..... NOSONoAhELA, &. stone.
Tisesiay.... nIsERNiA, Ne Z, John krnefsl,sr
Wednffiar. NEW ENGLAND. No 2 Samuel Dean.
Tta. sdsv... BRILLIANT. x. j. Grace.
Frtfay......C CLIPPER No. . y Crooks
Safurda,.... MESSENGER De Camp.
S|snalv......lSAAC NEWTON, \ %. Mason. lN Pm
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-. -BlIPPEHs 70 liz WftItsy'
'1 AND NEW. YORK AND Wheel
ING JINEThe undersigned, during ihs suspe1'icu o.
Canal navigation, viii receipt for goods from hew-rou
Pittsburgh and Wheeling, at the lowest current rates
sns with great dispatch any other Line. We hsys
aren't at Cumberland and Chsmbe rsburz, who VIII a.
arrival Of the
No charge made for commissions, draysge, &c.
Marx packages binghams -Four Daytime, sna Ne"
York eod Wheeling Line.
I2fu WM TYSON Agent, 10 Wsste
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~ ~. RoAD. hwis, Ar,.ps's'sn,f On
s-N--'oa---- sud after Monday Nov 3, lsi7 ths
freight train, TO which passenger car a,tsshsd, vii
until farther notice leave M0rristown Al NJ Newas
A. =! p. NJ The Passenger Trains leave New. f0fs
O'Clock A. ". z. ~ Leave Newark 10 O'Clock NJ,
4P 81 Leave Norristosn o'clock A. NJ 7. VI.
Passengers BY the morning train 70 Morustown VIII ar.
rive there % CLOCK where stages vii De- 10 r-ahne"
20 convey them 20 Schooey- Mountain washington Bel
yidere and Fasfon daily. 10 Owsgo Milford, Newioni
stanhope and Succssuny Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays and to Rockswsy Dover, Sparta and Newton on
Tuesdays thursdays aud Saturdays each line returning
the following days the T. NJ train for New fofs
\ stage will also leave Tor Basklns Ridge every evening"
the arrival OF the cars Al Morrstown
BY line recently established stage leaves horristown
for the Delaware Water Gap AID sTOudsburr stanhope
JOhnsOnbufg, Columbia and BlairstOwn every Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday the arrival Of the A. NJ train
from " v Returning the sltenafe days, the stage
leaves stroudsbure al NJ 10 meet the NJ from
M0rnstown.
through 10 and from Jersey City without
changing On leaving the city Passengers will de-
post their baggage IN the at the foot OF Coftands
where agent viii be IN attendance 10 receive H.
All packages bundles must be entered the way bill,
Or the company will not hold themselves responsible
Freight will be forwarded nmed ttely 20 M0rristown
from Albany Basin by stephens 4 Condit. Daily Trans
portation Line 10 Newark, from the Transportation
Once Of the N. J. r. x TRANSPORTATION Company, oot
Of Liberty-st lnJl lhA DoDD. Supenntendent
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n FOR sALE.-A larm within mile, q ne city0


This ysluAbe farm 0f 500 acres mansion nonse tsfn
houses, snf very extensive 0rt-b9iiainss' Nse-hef
With good sesil three good orchards, With every
r.ety fruit 0g-ther with 900 peach trees real - set
out snd excellent arrangements for alge rock VI srep
Il s situated Bergen County, within three MI es OF the
Erie Railroad and mile of the Paterson depot nov
uik a. the Rsmspo through 10, SC Nc. For fatsr
particulars apply "a us O. HOLLY PAfsONb fin@-st
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Sr. FOR sALE- II use end LOT y Bsrclayst. Apply
20 TO T J. HALL, 206 Broadway.

g. AT PRIVATE sALE-The threestory bnck
e.. house and Lot In fec the south side u Eleventh
49, d. between Avenues and size Of house u iesi,
inches By a. feet deep; let half the block Also tne
story house ADJOINING 20 by 40 lot naf the block IA
depth Aso story brick houses ado ming the above
- hy ~ Let Also tstory hrcs houses and
lots north side Of Eevenths between Avenues and
b. house D. feet inches By 40 feet SIZE ~ lots II
feet inches By 80 feet For terms, &C. apply %
llfiw a. J. BLEECkER, Aucrioneer, Bfosd-st
o. FOR ~ALE-rhs valuable 3-story brick house on
90 the northwest corner OF Second e. ana First avenue,
~ with the stable The house 81 feet y Inches, BY
60 feet the stable On feet By B feet The lot has iont
of $50 iest Second LIST
Also the 3st0ry house % S. MnEspaee house = feet
inches by 81 feet deep and j0ry tearoofn n ihc rear
Lot 10. feet deep. Apply 20 j. BLUNT, - Wast sf@w
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- FARM FOR sAi.E.

y
60 .e his situation YORKTOWN. Westchester Co.
- anout miles east fson Peekssili, miles we-' from
th. Hudson Railroad Depot a Mechancvile. Contains
about $50 acres land lnier high -tate q iu'
roysment snd cultivation; commodious cottage house
with extensive out-buidings farmhouse, NC over lVv
,cres Of the farm well adapted for plow ana meadow ard
about IS acre. rich bottom land excellent ssitaa sf
Ole orchard with variety 81 other fruits Il wei wa
,d rnars D. seye al places OF pull worship good
schools. mill &c. Terms inCdersfa. Title nclsputahe
Fo- farther part ,uIsrs apply 10 SOLOMON uhlrrFN 90
,rifmDCfn,lNs WM UADERlilLL.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PabIic not

CORPORATION OTItE.-Fublc notice u heTe-
- By gwen 20 the owner owners, occupant or occa
pants al ell houses and lots, improved or unmpfoved
lands affected thereby. that the following assessments
have been competed By the Assessors and lodged
the street Commisslonefs Office for examination ~ a.
persons Interested viz for regulating and setting curb
And gutter in Thryssvsnth between Seventh and
Fighth avenues The limits embraced by such as'ess
rnents include all the several houses and ots OF ground
vacant lots pieces parcels OF land situate on both sides
OF Thryseventhstreet between the seventh ana Eighth
avenues All rersons whose interests Affected by the
abovenamed assessments. ard who are opposed % the
same or either OF them. requested % present their Oh
ctons in writing 10 the undersg nef At the seet Com
missioner. Office within thirty days from tbs date Of this
notice MARTIN p THOMPsON, Street Commission-r,
and Chairman Of the Assessors
or q
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aoA FARM FOR Saba Farm 90 LSnf 10
ID sgltblr sx mi les Of j, city containing a acres
- arabe. On the premises sIr iwo h11s-s hs.h-
sior .ad house, barn and excellent we &C J. .
.u.bs for = gardener, market tender OF Eentemsns
residence For terms, nc. spply 70
49, z OF. c. SHONNARD. 50 Cherry-st l
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CONVEYANCES.
~E~~ sREGULAK VAIL LINK Dsswess
h,cx{ sosLon sr5 Nsv.YoIt. by iss ta sI

.E~~ >REGULAH VAIL LINK bsswsss
kcx1s Boston sri fev.fort, ~ The FAST sod
- s.Eeld steamers hAssACHusErfs
rse .ls.msr. MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt 1hsyss, and
RHODE ISLAND. Capt Poler, viii run throughout The
sosson IN with " Sson.ngon and Provide
snd Bosom ard Providence Eailrosds leaving Newton
daily Sundays erceptsj, from Pier No. North River, o.
O'Clock. p X. and stonrgion at ociocf r or npos
ths srriys Of ire mall train frOm Boston.
yheso steamers are unsafpsssed 10 speed spisndor soi
comfort having esrh OF hem ~ large commo3 o1s pri-
vsie and berths Tor SO persons b@sds sfss
prfvs.s rooms FOR families and parties.
The steamers arc ohcsr-t BY tas uoss experienced
uen, ana vii shorten The Pss.sg- beive-o NEWTON
AL Bos.O1 from ons snd bali % two holrt hereby
r,yiny In an re FOR al tho Ire running ron New.
Tori -orlh soush sad Wi ari al The n-s RON sos,os
Yss MASSACHUSETTS viii ies-s Es~.Yors-vsss-
Jay, Ghnrscs. and sasarisy. -
Leave stonlnzton- N on1Ay. wednesday and Friday.
rhe Rhode ISLAND sii .esss Ne~-fork-sos-
dsy Wednesday snd friday.
Leave sonia. io1-7 4fsisy Thurstsy aud saturday
fasssls ere 0n ils arnvsi Of the siesnerss sloo
lagoon proceed Immediately IN he spiendid kRirosS ara
o. ard so.;or baggage Master accompanies
The steamboat sifs 20 ard ron Boston 10 she enhseoi
h-bsgsgs FoF h-fhs stsls rooms ~ freight
spprarou NAV b. made 10 th- Agents shs wharf and
81 ih- oftc- ~ ssuers-plsce ds
-n- DAILY MORNING LINE.-M
NSsr--1No ock A. NJ for Sewbursh and Fishsill,
andius ~ Peek. Does tHsvelstrs~ Yer
pisuss Point. Van Costlandts Dock, Feessxnl) West
Point and Cold spfins al,
leave Ne~-Yors, from wsrr4n-st per. every Monday
Wednesday snd Friday. a. o'clock. A. NJ
The ice steamer HIGHLANDER, Capt L. n Aim
strong viii leave New York, from Nafrenst per sNerJ
rue.a,y Thursday SID saturday, a. O'Clock, A. VI
STAGES connect with the boss the east SIDE oi ne
river for hadson, &c aud GA the vest sde
for kirzston, CstskI IN sna Albany
All packages ard parcels ii BE- anced ~ sny OF ths
regular paid fof the Office Of the boat, ard en-
tered The ire sht list For Ps'sAss of freight spPy on
board tHe boat l.' IN
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caA KARE Cm,NCE f5T Mlsmso or Gardener. :

- For sale 20 lease or exchange FOR city property,
- farm % acres OF good land AZ Bushwick, l. l. Two
miles from NiimshurKh ferry - feet from The turnpike
gate on the rold to New town. The farm ~' be sofa on
terms or leased 20 good tenant for term
of years There the farm GOOD house, large ba
sufficient Tor sd cows 1000 orchard the land H. .ooa
sf,- Of cultivation sad fenced int small lots FOR par
rcalirs inquire OF GEO. r BUTLER, Tribune Buildings
..,-r..r S,s.,u and Soruca ID floor 81 Inn
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nIPIIC NOTICE Il hereby slyen ist pelition
mas been presented the Board Of Assistant derIen
10 have the grade Of Frankfort street a. the nersecOnot
Wamstre-t Used I'VE leet All persons interested Ia
the above proposition having Oh -ct0ns 10 the
requested 10 present them IN writing % the undersigned
AZ fis ice 40 Hall OF Records. before The I'd
day Of February. inst. MARTIN =. THOMPSON,
Street C0muilsi0ner.
Street Commissioner Oiice, February u, 1888 lf
NOTICE TO WHRELWKfGHT-.-S pro-
posais sal b. received B., the subscriber 90 hs Office
uutii the lish inst NJ f1r making HOOK and Lad
DER Truck. Specification for O. q same be seen
above. CORNs. '. ANDERSON, Chief tnsineer,
Il Il El1s0eth-sl.
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ntNIJC NOTICE u hereby given. that petition
has e- presented IN the Board Of assistant Aldermen
10 have drain constructed 10 the Third avenue from For
tehsreet 10 Foryfrstst All persons interested DO he
above PROPOSITION having ecfons % the same are re-
qussied 10 present them in writing 20 the undersned Al
his Office No Ian oil Records, before the - day
of Pebrqrv Street Commissioners Ofice. Febru-
arv ii loff MARTIN +. THOMPSON,
fef Street Commissions.
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CORPORATION NOTICES
SUPREMB COURT-In the matter q ne sppi,s s.

S,UPRFNR COURT-In the natter o. nc sPpsi 49, 80,
- tion Of the Mayor. Aldermen and Common 50 =. s
CIrv ~ New i1rs I-iaise O. me cfrh - -.
f-n TUentT-frst street % Twenty hfth-srees 40 ~.
,ebie p.ee bounded northsry BY TwentJ MN s,Ies.'
- 49, i,bts.rth Ward Of sad eity-PHbc notice - mere
~ siveu by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay o. ~
CIV OF New York purs1snt % statute IN sueh -.
.nd provid ed that the said the Mayor - 49,
r.opaty Of the City Of Ns~Yors intend 20 -
80 be supreme Court Of the State q New or a. ne
ext term Of the said Courtto be ne "a ~
IL he CITY orb or the FIRST Monday Of hafeh net
r M. ,1th dAy Of March 1850 Al the opening Of N
Court on that day, so0n iher-siiet s.
Ees-s far the appointment Of Comrlss oners on
aps Assessment IN above entitled matter tAAt nc
ture and extent Of the improvement J. nc !.
BROADWAY from T~erty-frst-sreet % I~-lt[ nl-n
Ard the public place bounded northefy y -
street esstsrly By the Fifth ySenue 2na ~esiet ~
Syay, y $3.50. - i1 ~ WILLIS HALL.
IL ,vIs Counsel % the Corporation.
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.U~~ FOR SALE TO CLOSE A CONCERN.
s.s4s.---tS-Ths steamboat NORFOLK rannins be-

U-ss S0TICE-On and sftsr December To-
- 4 ,ssL=-1t "a, the steamer STATEN ISLANDER
viii ~ follows.
I'm, S,aten biant-Si and i0A ~; y, NJ; 2snd 3 PM
Inn Nh W. and d. A 81. !. b and D z. " dI6
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6s-LihN OF IRELAND and branches -PersOns sSsh-
ing 10 remit money ~ auy part ~ Ire and can
procure drals u the subscribers for any amount from ~
Upward payable 40 sight, snd drawn direct the Ma
tiona Rank q Ireland Dublin. any Of Us numerous
branches throu khou Ireland. Also, gut drafts payable
thfouahout Great Britain can always b. obtained ap
picston to w x j. r TAPsCOTT, % sogth-.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of the
County Of NewloTk, notice q hereby given al per-
having claims assinst STEPHEN KANE. late Of the
City Of Newlork deceased % present the with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers 81 the Alice q An
drew W Morgan. No s. John-st- IN the City q New
York. before the 10th day OF March next Dated
New-Y0rk the thirteenth day Of September, 1877
A W. MORGAN. Administrator.
ais lswsm. BEULAH ". KANE. Admin stra;rir
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-03

REMOVAL OF JEWISH DlSABILITIEs.-
In the British Parliament, on the 18th Dec,
the motion Gin the Commons,) for Commit
tee of the whole House on the Jewish Disa-
biitics was carried by majority of 67-the
Ayes being 253, and the Noes 1856. The fol-
lowing is the resolution agreed to;
Resolved, That it is expedient to remove
all civil disabilities at present existing, affect
ing her Najesty's subjects of the Jewish re-
ligion, with the like exceptions as are pro-
vidcd with reference to her Majcsty's sub
jccts protesting the Roman Catholic religion.
This puts these two ancient modes of re-
ligous worship on the same footing. Lord
John Russell and Morpcth and Sir G. Grey
were ordered to bring in a bill in accordance
with vote Of the House.
The Globe has no doubt but that the bill
will pass. 1t says:
"a declaration will be framed adapted to
the case of the Jews, which will thus operate
as a religious sanction, but not as an exclu-
sive test, The Protestant, the Catholic and
the jew will bind themselves, by these re-
spectivc declarations, to perform their duties
to the country, and we trust that no religious
differences will prevent their harmonious CO.
operation"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-03

dent was determined to make war, and had
deceived the people, He had given Gen.
Taylor orders to march the army beyond the
Nucccs, ten days before he knew of Slidel 5
rejection by the Mexican Government And
the President knew that Slidell would be re-
iccted before he sent him to Mexico. MIR.
Thompson was eloquent and severe in his
Recommendations Of the Government.
Mr.. Rhett followed, and replied to the const-
tutional argument that had been brought for
ward as to the distinction between the war.
making and war-dcclaring power Of the Gov
ernmcnt. Congress could only declare war,
whereas the waging of war could only be by
the action OF the Executive. On the boun-
Diary question he laid down five propositions :
l. We annexed Texas.
Q. Texas had declared the Rio Grande to
be her Southern and Western boundary.
3 Gen. WOOL in an armistice with Texas,
had agreed that Mexico should occupy the
Western frontier of Texas, on the Eastern
side of the Rio Grande.
4. When we annexed Texas, it was dis
tinctly understood that the Rio Grande was
the boundary.
s. The treaty made by EX.President Ty-
Ter, for the annexation of Texas, was rejected
by the Senate because it made the Rio
Grande the boundary.
Mr.. Rhett gave way to motion that the
Committee rise and report, when the House
adjourned.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-03
DAGURREOTYPE MINIATURES.

SEYMOUR CHlLDS & CO. would re-
~ specially inform the Public, that they
have taken Rooms, for the purpose of taking
Miniatures, at the Brandon House for Gshort
time.
Pictures taken at this establishment are
pronounced by artists unrvalled for depth Of
tone and sottness of light and shade, while
they display all the artistic arrangement of
the highest efforts of the painter. From the
most aged to the veriest child, it is equally
applicable, as the uncrring dclineator Of life.
Delay not then to secure one, two, or more of
these mementoes of life, which, under the
trying circumstances Of final separation
from friends, no price can purchase.
Ladies and gentlemen visiting our Rooms.
can have their miniatures taken in this unique
style, and neatly set in gold lockets, pins,
eases or frames, in few minutes.
The public are respectfully invited to visit
our rooms and judge for themselves.
Brandon, Jan. 8, 184S.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-03

RIor AT HARTFORD A large and noisy
mob disturbed the usual quiet Of the city of
Hartford on Thursday night last. 1t assem-
bled to take violent satisfaction of Mr.. VIM.
II. Burleigh the editor Of the Charter Oak,
Gan abolition paper) for an attack in his pa
per upon 1t. Woodhouse Of that city, who
has recently returned from Mexico. Some
damage was done to his office, ard also to his
house. The Mayor and watch came upon
the ground, and through their efforts the mob
was dispersed without doing further mischief.
No arrests were made BOS. Bee.