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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-06
z. Y. CROSS.

A NN0UNCES to his friends and tie pubic
n generally that he intends to conduct the
BOOT and SHOE BUSINESS. in I'll it. branches
and hopes, from the care and attention 10 the "orh
turned out Of his establishment, 10 receive iEl,
share ofth public patronage. call is sol!c,'ed
at No. "a king-strect. ian
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OtABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MAH.firt =,
" TORY, No. 100 King street, Aterandr,d,
Having lately fitted up one of the handsome ,be
and most spacious Wareroons in the city ~ lr;,s
FURNITURE BUSINESS, l respectfully, . lns.I.
public attention to my large stock oil fon ps,.
TURE, which l am constantly increasing ,an.
sons visiting city will find it to their cnnIc
tage to give call, as the range Of my " .oyer
respect to quality and price, is such as - r;s,
the wants and views of all. My stock con l ssrt
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking Cane and "G n",e.Ss
Sitting Chairs, sideboards, Dressing bu' plain
marble top and plain,) Marble Top anu and
Wash Stands, Marble Top Sofa, Card, boon ~, nat.
Fancy Tables, Cottage Set, Bedsteads OF =" post
terms, such a, High, Fielding, French t0 So,taes
Trunde Bedsteads, several patterns OF ov Glas.
Bedsteads Hat Racks, Wardrobes, LOOKING raeed
se,, and large number of other articles en0''>
" s szs Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses '''
constantly on hand. npuArGHN.
oct 2-tf JAMES II. -
TERRING'S FIRE AND BCRGLAhn
II SAFES, for sale at Factory prices TETT,
'Aan ssnt for Alssandri'.
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GROCERIES, &C.

~ HIIDS. New Orleans and Porto Rico sugars
I'D lis bbIs Cut Loaf, Crushed, Granhlated,
Powdered, and B and Coffee Sugars
So hhds Muscovado, Cardenas, and Porto
Rico MolasSe5
IS bbls. Golden Honey Syrup
100 bags Rio, Cape, Porto Rico, and Java
Coffee
ITO chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Young ny
son, and Oelons Teas, from medium to
prime grades
j. tierces fresh beat Rice
$50 boxes Adamantlne and Solar Sperm
Candles
$50 boxes Tallow Candles
Us i" Rosin and Toilet Soaps
rs dozen Painted Pals
$50 coils Jute, Leading Line, and Bed Cord
Rope
rs casks and bbls. BIZ Carb Soda
rs boxes prime Pearl Starch, just received,
and in store, for sale by
j. H. McVEIGH & SON,
an 20 Prince-strcet Wharf.
~ BONES Tobacco, common, medium, and
( y best grades, Of most approved bran Il,
principally Summer make
1l5 bales Smoking Tobacco
10 bbls.
IS boxes and kegs "Garrctt" Snuff
10000 German and Havana Segars
so boxes German Pipes, of various grades.
just received, ana III store, lol sdle ~ ~
J. II. McVEIGH son,
an 20 Prince-street Wharf.
SPRING SUPPLY OF GROCERIES.
DORTO RICO SUGAR AND MOLASSES
New Orleans Sugar and Molasscs
Crushed and C. Y. Sugar, Golden Syrup
Rio and,primc Java Coffee
Adamantinc and Mould Candles
Gunpowlcr and Black Teas, part choice
Rice, Starch, Pepper, &C., &c, selected c1-
prcssly for family use, in store and tor sale by
an 30 ALBERT w. GRAY co.
DROWN STOUT, CHOW CHOW, SALAD
- OIL, &c, &c
10 casks "Hibbcrt's" genuine Brown Stout
10 Muir Sons" genuine Scotch Ale
cases Bordeaux Salad OIL
" exquisite Flagon Oil
bbls. Chow Chow, from Crosse Blackwell
20 Mixed Pickles from do. do, just
received per steamer. and for sale by
blackjack i MARSHALL,
APP 25 lsent.l Ferry Slip.
7 IQUORS.--
IL 80 bbls. Rcctifcd Whskcy
Is Old Rye "
10. years old, and very superior
casks very fine Otard and Jas. Hennesey,
Brandy, Vintage 1913, 1850, and 1852
casks very fine old Sherry Wine
10 baskets Champagne, "Bouzy,' for sale by
an II WASHINGTON 4 co.
EASTERN HERRING AND MACKEREL.
TVNHIS day landing from Schr. J. W. Scaver-
i 100 bbs. new Herring
s. " Labrador Herring
50 " No. ), small Mackerel, for sale by
WIN. ii. FOWLE 4 son,
nv Il No. A. South Wharves.
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John LATGUCRE.

MERCHANT TAILOR, So KIsG-sTREET,
rs NOW receiving Il choice assortment Of
i SPRING GOODS, and respectfully solci,s q
hare Of public patronage. nh Is
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3. & w. uEYEEBERG

s. e w. MEYEEBERG
uAVE just opened Brown Cottohs
| 1 Blcachcd Cottsns
Brown and BIcachcd Shcetings
Marscilics CountcrpancS; Blue Denims
Plaid, best brands; 81, rs and A OsnaburgS
Heavy Ducks; Linen Navy Ducks
Linen Drillings; Linen Checks
Farmers Drill, ard variety of other GOODS
suitable for Farmers. my 10
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H1IE MEMBERS OF THE "POT0MAC,
i PIEDMONT AND VALLEY AGRICUL-
TURAL SOCIETY,"" and others, will please take
notice that the subscriber has just received from
New York, and has now opened OF his establish.
ment, on Fairfax street, one door South Of King,
a select assortment of L l. l. and WINTER
GOODS, consisting Of CLOTHS, ChSSIMERES,
FESTINGS, &c, and finer or more elegant sup
ply cannot be found in any Tailoring establish
ment in this city. Call and examine for your
selves. He has GOODS to suit the most fashiopa-
bic and please the plaincst, all Of which will BIO
made up to order, with nestness and dispatch.
Gentleman at distance, by transmitting their
measures, together with their height, BY mail,
be furnished with CLOTHES, quality considered,
as cheap rs they can be bought of any house in
this city.
All persons wishing to furnish their own goods
will have particular attention paid TO them. Al
ways thankful for favors, past, present, and to
come, he shall with the aid Of a generous ard con-
filling public, continue TO FLAP his WINGS.
WILLIAM l.. ATWELL,
oct 81 No. !. Fairfax street.
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I, A. LARKIN

HAS just received the following desirable
Ill GOODS, Osmauli PopIins, Zenobia Cloths
and Brunoras, new styles Of goods, and beautiful
for Ladies suits also, Black and White Lawns,
Organizes. fine and cheap; has also on hand, a few
Bcragc Robes, which vii! be sold very low La
dies silk Umbrellas and Parasols, just received
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FISH, FISH.

ONn BBLS. prime EASTERN HERRING
OUU 80 bhls. prime LABRADOR do, very
superior article, III store, and for sale by
VI. ELDRIDGE CO.,
my % No 6, South Wharycs.
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M5~ FAIR AND FESTIVAL.-The ladies Of
the Methodist Protestant Church, viii hold Il
FAIR and FESTIVAL, at SAREPTA HALL,
commencing ON MONDAY EVENING, the 4th
instant, for the benefit Of said Church. They
solicit the patronage Of generous community.
lie 4-tf
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tNATER COOLERS, Of different styles, just
" received from the manufacturers. and for
sc!e by 20 j II. |. GREGORY.
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100, 100, 100, 100, 100.
SIMON WATERMAN, 10. 100, King street

DEGS leave to announce to his numerous friends
- and customers, that be is now prepared 10
exhibit stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
and Gentlcmens Furnishing GOODS, which IN
regard to quantity, quality, and styles, cannot be
equalled by any similar establishment in this city
and not exceilcd by any Clothing house in the
two leading avenues Of fashion Oh this side Ct tie
Misunderstanding, New York; and Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Although the present stock is very extensive
one, indeed additional supplies will still be receT-
ed, from time to time, during the business season,
in order to keep up full assortment Of styles and
azes.
p. S.-Mr WATERMAN will endeayor TO con-
vince any one favoring him with call, that bis
reputation for selling at the most moderate prices
is grounded on facts. ap29
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70 The Sabbath School, connected with the
NJ +. Church, Washington street. viii havc an
EXHIBITION ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
NEXT, at Liberty Hail. The exercises will be Of
n interesting character.
Tickets ID cents, which can be obtained Of Drs.
J. f. Chase, and 5. IL. Williams. or from any Of the
children connected with the school Exercises
viii commence a; S o'clock. jc 5-d2t
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w. & A. MURRAY, Merchant Tailors,
A RE NOW RECEIVING their SPRING and
"A SUMNER GOODS, ard would invite oil in
want of any thing in their line TO give them call.
NH II
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JAMES C. EEVETT,

JAMES C. EEVETT,
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,
JEAS NOW on HAND, and will be constant
Ii ly receiving during the season, full supplies
Of
No PERUVIAN GUANO.
D43URG'S SUPER PHOSPHATE LINE.
RORINSON'S MANIPULATED GUANO.
COLUMBIAN GUAEO.
NASASSA GUANC.
A. A. MEXICAN GUAE0.
JARVIS ISLAND or AMERICAN CO.'S. do.
AGRICULTURAL SALT, &C., &c.
All OF which OF best quality, and will be
sold in large or small quantities at lowest market
rates. Orders for any other kinds received ana
filed at current prices. [Sent.l feb Is
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r UMBER, COAL, AND WOOD lAED.mt%.
IL aer Of Union and Queen Street,. Sorth-NH'ff
I am prepared to furnish every description y
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, LINE 81, a.
Also, Oak and Pine WOOD, Red and White a. -,
and Cumberland COAL, which | am selling 10" ~
ash, or reasonable terms to good customers
aug ST I. W. ia hhh'.-
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LUMBER, LATHS, LINE, &c.


d. WATERS. THoS. 4. WAIEh''
WATERS & CO.,
INTENSIVE DEALERS IN III BE ~
II SHINGLES, LATHS and PAIL y & -
Also, LIME, WHITE SAND. HYDkAlLISS
CEMENT, CALCINED PLASTER, AAlA''
&C., at the Wharf, foot of Cameron street.
They have constantly on hand well assorted
stock Of SEASONED LUMBER. Their arrange
ments with manufacturers in different scct,.."
enable them to supply particular bills Of WI" III,
Spruce and Southern Pine, Of the bes; 4uaI'H'
and at shortest notice.
n. 3. Now landing $4,000 feet o! super"
Georgia Pine, various sizes. nm %
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THE SOMBRERO GUANO,
Before being mixed, is rendered Immediately sol"-
bic, by the addition of Sulphuric acid. This
treatment is universally recommended by
the most eminent A gric<ural Chem
lists. Without it, the action of
the two Guanos when mixed
iSnot simultaneous, and
consequently COM
parativcly in
efficient
This is the ONLY mixture Of the Ammoniatcd
and Phosphate GUANOS we know of, yet offered
to the Agricultural community, in a REALLY
cor y form
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&. X. WILMER & BRO.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
TUST RECEIVED from New York, the follow
- ing desirable DRESS GOODS, Ic-
Plaid and Printed BeTa.e
Chcna Metallic Eustrc
Satin striped popias: Foil DcLnd Lu$tcrs
Poll De Chcyrc LuStreS
Mourning striped Poplins
Organdc and Pacific Lawns, for sale by
my BRYAN IS ADAMS.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS Straw BonnctS,
ID 12!c.; beautiful Leghorn Flats 81 and soc:
also, Flowers, Straw Trimmings, and other Bon
net materials, will be sold at great sacrifice, rs
in accordance with former announcement, we
have determined to give up the Millinery business
to make room for IL more extensive Dry Goods
trade. S. j. ". MEIENBERG,
my l2 No. lU7. King street.
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WINDOW GLASS.
WE are in receipt OF Spring supplies Of WIN
w DOW GLASS, and furnish builders
and others, with all sizes FRENCH GLASS, of
best and common qualities; full supply Of by S
for Hot beds.
FRENCH PLATE GLASS, LOOKING GLASS
PLATE.
Our angements are such as to enable us to
order large plates for Store Windows of any size;
FRENCH LOOKING GLASS PLATES can be
ordered to suit piers of any dimensions in parlors.
They can be framed here as handsomely as in any
of the Northern cities, by which means the dam
ger of transporting large Mirrors is absolutely
avoided. 3 mo 20 r. II. MILLER, son Il co.
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EASTERN HERRING AND MACKEREL

HIIIIS day landing from Schr. J. W. Scaver-
i 100 bbls. new Herring
S. :. Labrador Herring
80 No. ), small Mackerel, for sale by
WIN. II. FOWLE & son,
my Il No. 4, South Wharves
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TiRpETiNGS, OIL CLOTHS, AND MAT
~ TiNGS.--Ju&t received "A large supply Of sa-
pcrior CANTON and COCOA MATTlNGS, of va
rious widths and qualities, checked, plain, and
fancy.
Also, FLOOR. STAIR, TABLE, and CAR
RIAGE OH CLOTUS.--0ur stoc!. Of FLOOR
OIL CLOTH is large and we'll selected, from one
to six yards wide, cut to suit passages or rooms
without loss to the purchaser.
We have good assortment Of CARPETlNG,
consisting of John Crosby & Sons Brussels. IN
Velvet and Tapestry and Electro Type; ALSO I'M
perial three ply, Ingram, Wool, and Hemp Dutch,
plain and twillcd Venetian, Rag and List: also,
Mats, IlassuckS. dc.
All of the above GOODS are Of recent importa
ton via New Y orI, and have been bought on such
terms as will enable Us 10 sell them cheap as
the cheapest, and thus render ii unnecessary for
our friends to Leave their own city.
AZ IS 6. X. WITMER & BROS.
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r1S5~ The Ladies Of the Missionary Association
in the cigh5orhood Of the Theological Seminary.
will hold Il FAIR for the sale Of FANCY ana
USEFUL ARTICLES, and REFRESHMENTS.
ON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 5th and 9Th
'nstauts, in the house Of M. SmcIS, near the
Seminary Rooms. to he open from g. !. NJ. to 10.
P NJ, on Tuesday, and !, 2. NJ, TO 10, p. NJ, on
Wednesday. The proceeds to be for diocesan
Virginia) Missions. The patronage Of friends "a;
the cause is solicited.
Yhnnlnrin.ll Seminary il l--of
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90 FOR RENT.-Thc STORE and Dwell
sl%f LING King street, two doors west OF ".
+. Padgctt'S Trunk and Harness Factory For
terms apply to the present occupant JOSEPH >
STANSBURN, or ut GEO. L. FRENCH'S Book
and Periodical Store, l0i King street.
IN ll--cnff
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CEILING OFF TO Removals. We pur-
~ pose removing to new store a5ort the LIST
Of July, we shall from this time forward offer cur
stock of DRY GOODS, CARPET!NGS, OIL
CLOTH, &C., for cash, or 10 the prompt trade
payable July LIST, at greatly reduced prccs-many
al and below cost As our assortment is still very
full and complete, Il rare chance il now offered
and we solicit buyers to examine our stock before
purchasing
ic c. L. WILMER & BRO.
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FISH! FISH. FISH :.

CtYKtP, &C.
- 10 bills. Syrup
10 boxes Ad.mantne Candle.
10 half chests Gunpowder Tea, received, and
for by VIM. II. FOWLE SON,
my s No. 4, South Wharves.
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MILE. AGNES,

sSSa I'll" Invisible Wire Performer,
E:ssA who's" brilliantly graceful positions
s!sTcSS Hron Il single wire, At 4 consider.
zGI : HE elevation from the ground
~~T excite universal admiration. IN
: ~ ~"trUth, iii, sugu'arly beautiful
Is r",ipr Entertainment is card
q 81 which needs only to be known II
fc1. Undue" thousands 10 visit the Pa.
r & vIliou Tor the purpose OF seem, il
As~cs" alone.
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DROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH ALE.-Will
- open to-day, Hibbcrt's Brown Stout and
Temnent'S Scotch Ale: also, some fine Table Clarct,
for sale by CHARLES }. WISE,
nv 10 cor. OF Prince and Pitt-stS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-06

CtHEEP SHEARS.-I have recently purchased
y at auction lot OF English Shears, first rate
article, which will sell at less than importation
cost TO close them ont. Early application must
be made as the lot is not very large.
pyl5 JOHN t. CREIGHTON,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT Ar SEA.-A letter
from London, says:
A melancholy accident was recently re-
ported from Glasgow. The fine steamer Ea-
gle plying between that port and London
derry, came in collioson with timber laden
vessel from Quebec the Pladda, and was SC
damaged in the stern part as to sink almost
instantly In AS fathoms of water. The yes
sci rose almost perpendicular before she went
down, and numbers of those on board lost
their lives by falling down the incline of the
deck. About 40 lives were lost. Several OF
the passengers saved themselves by catching
hold of some sheep, of which there were
about 200 on board the steamer. These kept
the people afioat until the crew of the Pladda
picked them up. The night was thick and
dark. preventing the lights being clearly seen
hence the accident.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

ONE HoRsE RAILRoAD-We understand
that Mr. Lewis, member from Marin county
either gave notice of or introduced n bill
into the Legislature for a charter for a rail-
road from Petaluma to San Rafael. We are
at loss to devine the object of this move.
or who, which or what is to be benefited
thereby. 1t may be, that Mr. Lewis, being
in favor of internal improvements and desi
rous of making it manifest, asked for road
to be located between these points, knowing
that neither imam or beast" will ever run
over, as there is no travel on the proposed
route. We certainly commend the benevo-
lenee that prompted its location: but would
advise him, before it passes to a third reading,
to have the bill so amended aa to allow of an
extension to the Farallone Islands-it would
be 80 nice" to carry ''speckled eggs to Pet
Rlums market-PetaIama Acqus.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

COPPER MINES AND MINING IN ARrzoNA.-
In conversation with gentleman, who has
just arrived here by the Overland Mail from
Arizona, says the st. Louis Republican, we
have learned some gratifying particulars in
relation to the copper mines and copper
mining in that Interesting Territory.
There are on the waters of the Rio MINI
bres, one of the principal streams there, four
mines, some of which are known, and others
are believed to be very productive. One Of
them, the Santa Rita has been worked now
little over twelve months, and at this time
yields two tons of metal day. The means
of smelling are not very complete, but the
ease with which the copper is extracted is
remarkable. The metal is of an excellent
quality, superior to the Lake Superior, and
comparing well with the best Russian. The
veins of ore are numerous, and yield about
25 per cent of copper. This mine is owned
by some Mexican proprietors. The Hanover
mine has been worked rather less than year.
1t shows a vein which, at twelve feet from
the surface is fifteen feet thick This ore is
very rich, yielding over 80 per cent. The
daily make is one and half tons. This mine
is owned by Messrs Hinckle & Thibault.
two others mentioned are are very recent
discoveries, but promise very WELL One Of
them is owned by Messrs Robert p. Kelly,
formerly of Palmyra, in this State, Samuel
NJ. Jones and DR.. 5. S. Ovens The prospects
of other discoveries are highly encouraging.
In fact, there is no doubt among the best in
formed in Arizona that copper mines of great
richness and fine quality abound there, and
that Arizona is destined to be as noted for
its products of copper as for those of silver
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

INSPECTION OF LIouoRs.-The necessity for
a careful analysis of the liquors sold in the
Islands is earnestly contended for by the Pol
ynesian, (Honolulu.) This necessity is ten
fold more urgent in our city, where we are
not only poisoned by the scientific chemicals
prepared and sold as brandy, wine, etc. but
where they are again subjected to doetoring
by ignorant knaves who have In view but the
two ideas, viz: to retain the intoxicating OF
more properly maddening quality at the min
imum of cost. and it's sale in sufficient quan-
titles to crafty their unprinciPled euPidity
J IS. Y. CAL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

The RoPE MEDIuM.--Collins, the rope me-
dium, had better luck with the knots the
other night in San Francisco. The Bulletin
says:
A Committee bound Collins, hand and foot,
but protested they had not done it satisfacto-
rily, as they had failed to lash back his head
in such a way as to prevent his getting at
the knots with his teeth. They wanted more
rope, but the audience said no; they were
satisfied he could never unravel snoh knots
as Capts Staples and Baker tied let us see
what he can do with his teeth. So he was
dropped into the box. Iu half an hour came
the knocks, the door was opened, and there
lay Collins, free from all hempen distractions,
and the rope in a coil by his side. He was
then shut up again, and in half an hour more,
the door being opened, he vas found lashed
head and feet together, almost black in the
face, and the last knot behind his back. The
spirits had not minded stopping circulation,
however offensive that sort of thing was
when done by men in the flesh. Collins was
united, and the Committee reported that it
was very amasing, still they doubted not that
he had himself made the coils and got into
them afterwards. Everybody admitted it
"a capital good trick" Bush was in the full
blow of delight. The Spiritualists were In
ecstaces, and listened quietly to the Commit
tees theory, but demanded If anybody else
than the menium could unite such knots with
his teeth, or tie them again behind his back.
| At the opening of the meeting, Collins went
into the transit" state and made little
| speech.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

BILLIARD BALLS OF SrEEL.-The San Jose
Reporter says that there resides in the town
of Sonora Doctor, who has recently been
engaged in inventing a machine for the pur-
pose of making billiard balls of cast STEEL
The balls are to be hollow spheres, and are
about the size of the common ivory balls now
in use. The balls are first made and nicely
turned in the shape of half spheres, and are
then soldered or brazed together with gold
The Doctor claims for his invention that he
can give steel a greater elasticity than is in
ivory; that he can make the ball more per-
feet sphere, and, above all, that they can be
made a cheap substitute for ivory. The ma
chine for turning and fitting the balls is a
most ingenious contrvance.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21


A VIorIM OF THE PoPE's PATERNAL SWAY
Signor Mortara is in London at present, hav-
ing found his way here in the hope of infiu.
encing our government to take an active part
in the approaching Congress, for the restora-
ton of his boy, kidnapped from him by the
Jesuites, and now forcibly detained by the
papal authorities He is described as thor
oughly Italian in personal appearance, and
as having care worn sxpression-which he
well may have, knowing what his exertions
have been for go long a time to obtain resti-
tuition of the son thus unrighteously held
from him. He ha been we'll received here,
and obtained interviews with many of our
most influential public men. What avail the
out-spoken voice of France, England, Prussia
and all civilized nations. 1 might sdd-will
have upon the Popes Representative, we
shall soon learn now.-London Cor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21
DISTRICT COURT Jan. Term.
Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, JUDGE.

90 FRIDAY, January goth.
O'Connor VS.. Chapman in favor of Diff
filed. pa
Hudson VS.. Catharine Fagin-Order to deliver
possession ofproperty to plaintiff, returnabe il
five days.
Peter Peters and John A. Cremor admitted
citizens OF this great and glorious republic.
McLaren VS.. Observation-Disclosures to answer
argued and submitted.
VIM. Ward VS.. Hubert Ward ct al-Continued
Faulkner VS.. Hall-Action dismissed without
prejudice.
Deslamer VS.. Border--Demurrer overruled and
ten day to answer.
Hastings VS.. Barkley, Marshal of Marysville-
Passed by consent.
Rice vs.. Malone ct al--Demurrer argued and
overruled. Plaintiff until tomorrow to tile amen
ded complaint Defendants one DAYS time after
filing amended complaint tofile answer.
OConnor VS.. Ellison & Sharkey----Demurrer
Withdrawn and continued.
koppel vs.. Harris ct al.--Demurrer overruled
and five days time to answer.
Adjourned till Jan. 26th, at 10 A. NJ.