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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-02
The Right Angle Try-Angle Club

WILL meet at Lake Calhoun properly equipped on the
w morning of the Fourth of July, at O'Clock.
The Offer OF last is still open. complete Anglers
rig, worth 2O Will be given to any in out of the
club, who shall with the aid of Pole, Line and Hook,
perch and capture Basse erca LabraN, any of its
genera weighing in the scales lbs-the fish to become
my property.
Gentlemen Anglers am using efforts to collect every
archaeological specimen of our Territory ami any fish fur
nshed me will be thankfully received aud the donors
name affixed to eaclsiZe not much of object the
beauty of the specimen. JARVIS & CO.,
at the Multuin in Parvo and Drug and Chem. store.
lust RECEIVED--A large and superb assortment Of
d Fishing Tackle, comprising Scotch Flies, spinning
bait, the Improved grGritdtioa Hook SILK Lines, Flax
lines, 80 feet, Walking rods, BasSe
Trolling Rods, Gimp SnoodS, etc, at New York retail
prices. JARVIS co., Druggists,
July I, 1853. Fifth and ia ksou.
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A New Firm
At the WhOles sale and Retail CITY Drug S.t

W. BOND and NJ. n. KELLOGG respectfully a
q inform the citizens of the Territory, that thcyGI
have taken the Drug and ApOthecary establishment M
formerly occupied by Drs Jarvis and Days. Saint {A
Anthony street, in the Upper Town, st. Paul, have
just received large and carefully selected stock Fresh
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints
Oils, Varnshes, Turpentine, Alcohol, Spirit Gas Dye
stS, Brushes, Pcrfumcry, Fancy soaps, Britannia Lamps
etc. superior article OF old Pale and Dark Brandy and
Port Wine, the best yet imported into Territory
Also, fresh Lemon Syrup, Tamarins Extract of Vanilla
AMI Vanilla Bean.
Physicians and country merchants will be supplied on
the most liberal terms, and all orders promptly attended
to- Physicians prescriptions carefully and skifuy Conn
pounded at all hours, day night.
For the accommodation Of Painters nda others, the
heavy articles, such pure White Lead; Paints of all
colors, Oils, Narnshes Window Glass, Turpennc, etc.
will be supplied at small advance over manufacturers
prices All articles warranted pure and genuine at
reasonable rates.
call from the citizens of and country is solicited.
are determined to give such strict attention to b-
siness, and offer such Inducements as will please the
most fastdiouS. Any article usually kept hand will
be ordered from below As soon possible, If wanted.
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ICE CREAM SALOON
AND
Confectionery Establishment

1(ENRZ y kARCnER have materially enlarged their
IL Ice Cream Saloon Third street, and are now pre-
pared Tor The reception OF their friends and the public in
general. They will always have Cream, Soda Lem
ohauc, ec., ana every article in the confectionery line
Ladies and Gentlemen please give them a call.
They also inform the public that they have always on
hand at their Confectionery, the American House,
fnh assortment of fancy and plain Candies, which they
VIII sell almost as low as it can be bought in st. Louis.
Merchants will find it to their advantage TO call before
sending below. All orders for cakes promptly filed
large assortment of Toys sale chcap; ALSO accor
deons, NJ usc boxes, etc., for sale very cheap.
REM & KARCIIER.
St. Paul, June Ii, IS53--3atf
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It is a FACT, that at
WhitOeu's Doouerrp0n EnlZeru

ST. Paul, as good Dasuerreetypc eau he procured as
i at any other establishment in the WORLD. Recent
improvements enable him to make Lkencsses in style,
which for elikc expression and beauty of finish, has
never been i'm the West.
JUST RECEIVED, a splendid assortment of
Gold and Gilt Lockets and Fancy Cases,
Which, containing such LkencsScs Whitney can exc
cute, are esteemed by Swcethearts and Friends, the
choicest kccsakcs with which they be presented.
Miniatures taken in every style Of the art, and from the
size Of pin head 10 that of s'pece Of chaik.'
Everybody and his wife,
Arc respectfully invited to call and examine specimens
AMI sit for their sSPicterS.''
June, 1853 4Otf J. f. WHITNEY.
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE,

TIME subscriber being DESTROYS Of dsposing Of a 49,
l. portion or all Of his property In ST. Paul, VIII
sell II on such terms cannot fall TO satisfy any
one who Is DESTROYS Of purchasing town property >
either for purpose Of improvement or for speculation.
This property consists Houses and Lot and Carpe-
ters' shop whitney and Smiths Addition, and several
lots In Kittsons Addition to st. Paul. This the most
desirable portion Of the town. For further particulars,
inquire Of +. KNAUFr.
Saint Paul, May g. 37m3
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0UEENSWARE-A large and beau
w tiful assortment of China and Quecnsware full sets
and well assorted, received direct from New York
and for sale cheap for cash by
CATIICA ART, KERN < co.
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For ale,

Call at the Wholesale and
Retail
CIT Y DRU
STORE.
On 81. anthony street, Upper TO,cn, ST. Paul. for the
toAocing IataHable Remedies.
I'VE have pleasure this week to offer t. the public
of Minnesota the following invaluable articles, the
receipts for which, in the hand writing of the original in
Vcntor, and for which the sum Of
One Thousand Dollars
paid few years since, are now our possession.
THESE preparations have stood the test of 80
In the eastern cities, and for the first time Offer
ed to the people Of MINI esota, and are guaranteed to
Druggists and country merchants Of the Terri
tory viii be supplied in any quantity and the most
We name few of the principal, viz:
Bonds Anodyne Plaster,
for pains in the breast, back side Lons Rheumatism,
Bonds all Healing Salve,
for cuts, burns, bruises, sores, etc.
Bonds letter Ointment,
to the letter and all skin
eruptiOns.
Bonds Pile Ointment;
a sure remedy for all kinds of piles.
Bonds Golden Ointment;
do for the Itch and Salt Rheum.
Bonds Eye saivc and Lotion,
for sore, weak and Unframed eyes.
Bonds Cough Syrup;
Pheasant and eficacious remedy for coughs, colds,
Bonds ETHEREAL Fluid,
for cleansing all kinds material paints grease, oils
stains, etc., without injury to the delicate texture.
And all other articles kept by Druggists at the io,ucs
possible rates.
Give us a call and ii will be 10 your advantage.
j. ". BOND X N. n. kEI.IOCG.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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Particular Attention.

Having been employed in the manufacture of pure
Chemicals and the retail Prescription business in the cities
of Philadelphia and Rio de Jancro 10 years. profess
to understand it thoroughly, and will now give it NV
whole attention. l. w HOED
ST, Paul, Nav IS.
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Port of St. Paul.

Steamboat .4rrirais ami Departures for the
ueek ending Friddy, Juiy LIST.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-02
Ho! for the New York Store!

More Goods for One Dollar than any Store
Ia I0rn.
VHE proprietor has just returned with beautiful and
fashionable stock {" Fresh and seasonable Goods, to
wnlch ne calls te attention OF every body. He is deter
mined to sell at New York prices and no mistake All in
want OF Dry Goods Clothing, Boots. shoes Hats Gaps and
Fancy Goods Will save money by buying at the New York
store A. I. CHAMBLIN.
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NEW YORK BAZAAR,
1T the .Ne,c York Store. st. .fnthony Street.
LOUIS BLUM,


LOUIS BLUM,
now receiving AMI opening the largest stocks
i of goods offered in this Territory which usual,
tremendous rush at l.. BunrS New York Bazaar
to secure AMI buy the
.New styles Of 1858.
Which beauty and neatncss, quantity and quality,
were never surpassed here. We have in the
Ladies Dcpartm cnt
silks, which entirely styles; also all trimmings
match; plain AMI figured Brc-cS; silk Tissues; plain and
figured silk poplin, light and dark m,lnS Prints LAWNS
Barcgc de LANES; which for beauty cXccIcd
and prices that hard to beat quantity Cling
hams of all styles and Coor light and dark cacocs which
have only to examine to they handsome. In
The h aw ID Depart mcnt.
be found beautiful line of SILK ThbcS, Cashmere
Brochcs single and long shaw!; with the largest and
offered, and which for beauty and ncancss cannot be
passed.
The biggest lot of BonncS, Bonnet Rban1s, Parasols
Hosiery; latest styles of collars and under sleeves; chem
Bands; EIcugS; InSertuSS; plain and embroidered
lIanlkerchcf very large lot of Fancy Goods; French
pcrfumcry, etc. A very large assortment of
Jewelry and silver Ware.
will to my Old customers and the public in general
that stock is large and well assorted and bought
pressy be sold; and shall be sold cheap any
tablishment of New York do. shall purchase,
receive and keep my stock repleniShcd with all the
onable styles of goods during the summer months.
in goods, to be sure and call at
Blum's New YORK Bazaar,
Saint Anthony street, before purchasing, the Goods will
be shown freely, and it will cost nothing to examine the
stock. LOUIS BLUM.
st. Paul. June 20, 1858. 41tf
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Fourth of July Parties,

WILL find in the .'Multum in Parvo' various Mcdci
w nal prcventiveS against damp feet, sudden INNER
ons in The Lakes, the heat Of pOlcmica pOtetical de-
bates, the weather, or other contingencies.
rUST RECElvED-ssT. nnants'' Scotch Ale, London
Porter, pure Brandes, Wines, Lemon Syrup, IA fine
article for medicinal purposes only.
JARVIS s co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Marine DISASTERS

BosroN Tuesday March l. 1913.
The ship Versailles, IRON London for Boston,
struck on Cohasset rocks last night bat got or with ave
ieet in her hold she lies al or near tn9 roc ks
waiting the assistance Of steamer. she has VafuAtae
cargo on board.
The ship Forest Queen, from LOndonfO Tor BCs-
ton went ashore On Scituaie Beach last night At II
O'Clock, and Les brosdside She De got OF with
Gu, much daIlsge immediate sssstsnse Is rendered
The bark Vernon, from ApalachicOla for BOs-
ton also went ashore on Scituste Bench lat night and
Is ahoat high wafer She viii % got OF II assistance
IL Immediately rendered.
SECOND DfsYATCH
The Forest Queen is last from Queenstown,
Ireland where she put N the 81 January h repair
damages she mas 40 passengers, who are al SAFE.
The bark Vermont is loaded with cotton.
Two steamers have gone 70 their assistance.
THIRD DESPATCH. BOsroS, Tuesday. March l, Pm
Capt. Page, Of the bark Vernon, With ms
crew have arrived il tAs city. The bark u bsn anu
dry 81 low water, AMI cargo VII be dscss sen on
the beach Immediately. Both the Vernon aud me snip
Forest Queen went On shore in eonseqGencsoi s,ss'
ing Seicuafe light Tor the light MinOts Ledge Tie
shIp Versailles Is eon.ing up in tow o! q s1e4mer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Massachusetts Secret Ballot Law-Letter
From Gen. Pierce.

BOsroE, Tuesday, March |, 1893.
The bill respecting the Secret Ballot Law
passed the Senate today and returned to the House
where the motion made TO lay il on the table Inc
motion was negaiyed and the bill finally passed Yeas
lis TO Nays 20. =, ,
The following letter was receivedby the Pres
ident of the Senate from Cen Pierce, in reply to the
resolutions of coincidence recently passed by the two
branches Of the Legislature:
WAsHINGroN. Saturday, Feb. N, 1853.
GENTLEMEN ! have the honor to acknowledge the re-
CENT Of your letter Of the 28h u covering the
the Leaisanle Of Massachusetts, the SUBJECT OF tue
recent most affective dlspen.atoa OF Providence IA my
tauiyuext TO confdng reliance IN the Wise ana sood
viii of (od-whch duty under Whatever ycisstu1es
OF hft has the consolation 20 me IN thus
great calamity and feel only by reason OF pup
lie that the Legislature OF asshc put
also from private declarations of kindly interest," o. whlc,
10 the pressure OF public engagements Il mas been impossi
be for me 10 reply ndyiduay,ha sympathetic emo
items had been awakened in the breasts " my teloWcoun
trvmen BY the domestic pryaton which has beiaen me-
beg YOU TO COMMUNICATE 10 the Legislative bodie+ over
which Won preside, the expression OF heartfelt gratitude OF
Mrs Fierce and myself for tins manifestation OF public
coincidence, ana
afs With great con- Iteration.
Gentlemen, your obed,ent servant,
FRtNK PIERCE.
10, u Warren Presilen, Of the senate and Hon Geo Bs
.r.aker OF the House Rrpesenas,s OF Mas achuses
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Telegraph Qcr -cr Of H,-sssr snd Bssr'rs''
Congressional Doings-The Civil and Dipie-
matio BiiI-Appointments.

SpcciaI DisJSgtA 70 The ". y. TrIbErs
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March Ito p NJ.
Both Houses are still in session, and VIII
probably sit sn night. There is decidediys " mus
in each. The Senate is now engaged upon the leSah
Creditors BILL which attempt is making 70 s'ach 10
the Civil and Diplomatic bill The House IS sun us
cus.ipr the Senate amendments to the Army bill
The Senate will Try to take up the House
Navy bill next.
Members of both Houses, some who do, and
sor,e who do not want extra session are endeavor
ipr 70 tack everything to the Civ and Diplomatic bill
If they are successful that bill will be lost and an
extra session inevitable-a prospect at which many
members OF both Houses and particularly Hunter OF
the Senate, are very much frightened.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has made
the following appointments
Samuel Vaughan, Inspector Steamboat Boilers, and
Thomas Murphy Inspector Huls, Philadelphia. Salary
per annum, 81 900 each
Euoch Rose, Keeper of Lighthouse, Block Island,
Rhode Island. Salary 800.
Joseph Brown. Keeper of Lighthouse, Nsrrsgsusus
Bay, Maine. Salary, $3.50. ouE VTH.
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rgAt meeting Of the Suffolk Co, Mas.

IL At a meeting Of the Suffolk Co, Mas
sAchusetts, Wing Nominating Convention Friday even
inz at Boston the following gentlemen were noEains;-
ed az candidates for The State Constitutional Conyen-
non Al the election On Monday, March =
William Appleton. Francis B-inley sidney Bartlett
George Tyler Bgelow George W. snsglen, JScob Bi,e-
low, James " Beebe o.myn Brewster, Lu.4er ; CGsh.
lng. George w. Crockett hutGs Choase Pelsg w.
Chandler Charles Edw AL Cook William Dehon, Eiw
Everett, w T. Eust.s Samuel 4 EhJc, Albert Fearing
IOtn {. Gray, Joel Gles Henry Gardner. w. D. HUB.
bard, George : HiIlsrd AniTe~ T. Hall. Nathan Hale,
George Hayward. Abbou lawrence, Samuel X 10
thrUp. samuel D. Parker, JaHles Reed, Charles Iheo-
dore Russell Henry Rossss, ;.zmpsOn Read William
Stevenson. Bcpja rn SeGTer, George r sampson John
SOufher. George B. Upton, Roosrt C. Winthrop Chss
Seb0uler. Lemnel shaw, Peles Sprague, J. Thomas
h Nsrren, ThOmss Wetmsre.
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The Rain storm at Neutrality-suspicious. Ill
ness OF Judge JudsOn--Fhe Whig nominee
for Lieut.. Governor.

NEW HAVEN, Tuesday, March l, 1903.
There has been . very heavy rain storm all
day here which ,tin continues. The water B from
eight 10 ten inches deep on level in rhe depot and the
several railway tracks completely submerged The
passage o the trains, however Is but little interered
with.
The steamboat Champion, due here last night
from New York had not arrived mere az o'clock this
evening.
Hon. Andrew Judson, Judge Of the L. $.
District Court OF Connecticut, s very I'll a. mis- hoGse
in Canterbury and BAT slight hopes are entertained CT
h.s recovery.
Thomas Fitch, 2d, the Wing nominee for
Lieutenant Governor Of Connecticut having declined
the nomination, the Wing State Central Committee
have empowered the Convention Of the Fourth Con
gressiCnal District when assemblies IN Norwich on the
9th March, in connection with any delegates from the
recent State Convention may be present, to make
a new nomination.
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Washington Items.

SPECIAL DispdteA 20 The " y. Irt6THe.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, 1Ol IN, March l. 1855.
Mr. Everett, in answer to the resolution OF
the Senate says that all the information which the De-
partment possesses in relson to the Mosquito coast
was communicated on the 10th ofFeb.
The President has nominated number OF
Oficers for promotion in the Army and Navy.
Mr.. Rusk is making strong speech against
the Texas Debt bill, which will probably fail to become
law.
Mr.. James. from the Committee on the Tariff,
will not report this Session.
Senator Benjamin will not get his seat with
out trouble the point urged being in regard to his nstu'
rsIiz.,iop QUIs.
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London. that the scrip Of the loan which aas
been repudiated by the Sultan, is yet quoted at
one per cent. premium on che Exchange OF
London. This shows that the Porte viii be
able to raise money for every emergency.
The oppression of the Wallachs, Serbs and
Croats BY Austria, in spite of their great sac
rifces in the Hungarian war. has estranged the
Christian population of the Danubian Princi-
palities from Russia as well as from Austria,
because the former has not checked the ingrat-
itude of the latter. II, therefore, it should
finally appear that Turkish war csnnot be
prevented by English diplomacy, the case Will
not be at all desperate for the Turks.
The last accounts from Constantinople, in
The London Times, mention q rumor prevailing
in the diplomatic circles of Pera, that Risa
Pasha is likely 10 become Minister OF Foreign
Affairs IN Turkey. Should this really be the
case, war may be regarded as almost unavold-
able-Risa Pasha, the mostaccompllshed oil al
the Turkish statesmen, being the open enemy
of Russia. and therefore out of favor Tor the
last twelve years. This appointment would
be considered by the Car as a challenge A
few weeks will decide this question for the
present; in the meantime We call the attention
ofthe public to the fact that the hopes of Hun
gary. and indeed of all Western Europe, are all
directed to Constantinope Deliverance and
liberty are for the present expected from the
Eaat
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ET We invite the attention of those who
are interested in the welfare Of the City as well
as of all humane persons TO the Appeal OF the
Children's Aid Society which rs published on
the first page of this paper 1t would be diff
cult al once 10 address more interests or those
of more serious character than come within
the scope of this appeal The cause is one
which we'll deserves the warmest sympathy and
encouragement; the gentlemen who have taken
it in hand are eminent!y worthy; their agent,
Mr.. BRAcr, is energetic, enthusiastic and ju.
dicious; and We are confident that no assist.
ance rendered TO the good work win be in vain.
Let ii be helped and that sbundantly
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CoSsuL TO LTvERPooL.-Ths Grsenoills
Is - SOE;ssrs PGtriOt learns that General Bonhan
has been on visit TO President Pierce andha received
the appointment Of the COnsullip a, Liverpool This
Il che Of the very beet Offices within the g Of the Adj
miDitrA,ion, and q worth it:een twenty Thousand
delsrs per snsum
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PENNSYLVANIA Democratic Convention.
Special Dispatch 10 The ~ Y. Tribune
HARRISBURG. Pa, Tuesday, March l, 1888

Special Dispatch % The ". L. Ir1oune'
HARRISBURG. Pa, Tuesday, March l. 1893
The Democratic State Convention reassem.
bled in the Hall of the House of Representatives at
o'clock VIM. l. Hrst was elected permanent Chairman.
After five ballots for Canal Commissioner the Conyen-
ton adjourned till y P. NJ
On re6ssembng, the sixth ballot displayed for Thos.
H. Forsyth 81 votes; Henry s Mott, 40; Edward Mich
olson 3. Sixty six votes being only required, THOMAS
II FoRsyrH was duly declared the candidate for Canal
Commissioner
EPHRAru BANKS was nominated for Auttor-Gen-
eral by reclamation.
The Convention then engaged in nominating for
surveyorG General on which considerable difficulty Is
anticipated in making choice. SUseUEHANNA'
(We are unable give the first part OF the proceed
ings Of the Convention, our Philadelphia mail did
not come to hand.
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To you,e MrS.-There viii be meeting

To You've MEN.-There will be a meeting
held in the new hail. No. o. Last Broadway, on
Thursday evening, for the purpose of organizing q
Young Mems Literary Association, having for its object
the Improvement Of lis members and the discussion Of
practical questions Of the age via Reform OF oar Cry
Government City RailrOsas, Msine Law, SC. Az
young men who feel DESTROYS Of seheatOre, and feel
an in,sres, in the future welfare Of our country, are ~
spectfnlly invited 10 attend.
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10 LETTER FROM THE PREsIoENT.--in ac-
oOrdance with the recent letter received by LYON rom
Presdent Fillmore the medal awarded 20 HIM tor hs Mas
nec Powders by the Royal Commissioners OF The WORLDS
Fair IN London has been placed in has and may
be stn AZ LYONS GENITAL pEsor No. ~ Broad
way where this celebrated article for The destruction
of bed bugs roaches hess ants moths ant insects Ne
NAV be Is eeuts flask ana wholesale
AT prototionsbe reduction Also the Magnetic Pills for
the destruction OF rats and mice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

~ We yesterday had the pleasure Of see
Ing our friend Mr. francis PULszKY, who
comes mere from London strictly on private
business He arrived on the Humboldt in ex-
cellept health, and will remain in the country
for few weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
asntence Of Dsath-smali Notes In Maryland,
&c.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday March !, lsJl
Thomas Conner was sentenced to be hung
this morning. for the murder OF Captain Hutchinson.
liz ID only 10 years Old, and tainted upon hearing the
sentence.
The law prohibiting the circulation Of dollar
notes by the banks OF this State went into operation
this morning. There has been great rush az the banks
Tor gold dollars, paper money under - a legal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March |, 1853
The members OF tho Senate and House Will
visit the Ericsson on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Jones, the Secretary of the Vice Presl-
dent elect says ths Mr. King spends the greater part OF
tire day in a sugar house. and he enteEtains hopes
Of biz recoYcry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

Local ArrNRs-Fhe Superior Court Judges
yesterday decided that the contempt with
which the Aldermen were charged is GRIM
inal offense, and that the Court has power TO
punish them for the act by fine and imprison-
ment. Argument Was heard as TO amount OF
punishment, and the accused members of the
two Boards are TO appear on Saturday, when
the final Judgment Of the COart will be pro-
nounced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
tp- WoEprRrvL IMPROVEMENT in Sewing

" WONDERFUL INFkV'E HbNI I" OV"''o
Machines having recently been made, now render these
ahead OF any mechanical invention OF the age
ami he proprieter Nj Singer Co, having been 70 great
az pens in purchasing machinery expressly Tor the manu-
facturire Of these machines assures the pnhe thA ts
machines shall HEREAFTER have all the latest improves
attached with perfect mechanical accuracy ana te once
sewirs difficulties now removed tSi VI ana eh"0
these naehnes at the principal office, No. as Broadway
| VI. SINGER Co.