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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-16
LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSEERA NCE.
The TRAVEL also grants all approved forms of full
Lie Insurance, at low rates of premium, either the
STOCK MUTUAL plan. the former rates oz to
be equal t. large dividend in advance.
Participating policies give all the profits 10 the
sured Dividends available annually, TO increase the
amount OF the policy, to quidate next years premi
to purchase indemnity for disabling Injuries in
advanee 10 the amount Of IS per week for each
Insured thus guaranteeing the dividend 10 that
tent.
All full lie endowment policies Sos-FORTKITABLE.
Combined Life and accident Insurance I'm
der one Policy and Premium.
The Travellers combines with any approved form
OF full life insurance, when desired, the payment Of
weeRly indemnity tor totally disabling injuries by accI
dent-thus combining all the benefits Of both Life and
Accident insurance undes policy and premium,
rates less than most companies charge for Life insurance
alone This form OF policy meets with much favor,
he Trave 'ers Is III only company that writes it.
What Has Been Done.
Units Lie Department, the Travellers has already in
its frat twenty months business written 200 poll
ces-a ereater number than any other life company in
the same lime with one excepnon).
In It's Accident department. has written upwards Of
ID, 900 policies, and
Paid Three Quarters Of a Million in Losses,
including 400 losses by nonfatal injury and ia
death losses by accident, IN which the large Of
e20S, 600 wRsrealized 934 received in premiums
J. q. PATTERSON, p esident
RODNEY DENIS Secretary.
OHAS, x. WILSON, Assistant Secretary.
EDWIN W Bryant, Actuary
Hos. ELlZUR WRIGHT. Con'lt. Actuary
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STATEMENT, SEPTEMBER Is, 1869.
subscribed Capital Stock, e246, ZOO. 90.

Paid up CapUaI, eI43, 1877. 90.
ASSETS:
U. 8. Five -TWenties. market value, $40, go. 90
U 4. Ten-Forties market value, III, 900 90
Cash in Chas. Follansbee d Son bank, 1891 Sc
Cash In Fourth National Bank, lT1524T
Cash on hand Ices. -
Secured notes, So 100 90
Union Pacific Railroad First Mortgage Bonds 5000 O7
Mortgages owned by the company, 1891 50
Premiums due, Lity collection, 5000
Premiums due from agents, since received 235 90
Bills receivable, 1.47i .O4
Acenmul ted Interest, 45SS TO
Call loans secured, 3. n
Unp aid cash assessments, 2,912 OF
Due from Stockholders on Subscription, 81, 500 90
Office supple, 1000 90
once furniture, fixtures and property, 23'l. SO
Revanue stamps, 222S
Socks owned by the company, 50J.O0
c.Sc1s SAL s
LIABILITIES.
/ Lossess adjusted and unpaid None
:" unadjusted and contested, SIS 900 %
! Reinsurance liability 10 ,2I9 60
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MAYoE's CorRT-lNayor Chahooa pre-
$;ding.-William Anderson (colored)
charged with stealing twenty dollars from
Mary Schwartz, was called, and the case
continued.
James Pagan lcolored), charged with
assaulting and beating Della Smith, was
called, and both complainant and defend
ant were fined two dollars and fifty cents
each.
Thomas Starke (colored), charged with
threatening to assault and kill Abram Hall,
was required to give 500 surety for his
future good behavior.
Simon Harris, charged with threatening
20 assault Robert P. Boiling, was called,
and his case continued until Friday.
Shepperd Cox (small colorcd boy) charged
with trespassing upon the premises of P
August, and entering his cellar with inte1t
to commit larceny, was set back for gentle
parental thrashing.
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WARM SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

rG This nn. cELHnhATGip iaL ,H 5. D. wArEntNG5P1AcE,
dred and seventy miles west of Richmond, and
near the ChSsapeake and Ohio railroad, and
nndria railroad, connecting at Gordomsvllc.
railroad connesiinsS St alSoFo' depot with m line
Healing Springs over a fine turnpike road.
These waters have been long and justly famed
for their curative qualities in various diseases as
well rs for the lnxnryof bathing. Their properties
are gently apcricnt, diuretIc. and diophoretic,
and apniicahie to the treatment of the following
Chronic rheumatism and Gout, and Iiseas re-
snlting from their latent existence; Affections OF
from HG,norrhoids or Uterine arrangements, or
Metastasis Of Gont and Rheumatism; Affection OF
Morbid Conditions tlic Bones the whole class OF
the Cntaneous Diseases; Scorbutic and Scrofulous
rascd tEGrea Erer ana otherwise De-
The improvements consist OF large and commo-
dions Hotel, large number of handsome and con-
aha Ballroom, Biliard-roo,n Bowiing-ailey, Bath
Houses, &C., &c.
sd to sS degrees Fahrenheit, are four in number:
A large octagonal BATH, for gentlemen, 4s feet
in rna diameter niRa and IN depth h; .or,, ,or,s
Two Spirit Baths and n Private Bath for inva-
iid,; All of which connect with cold Plunging
Paths, supplied with spring water OF temperature
TO 10 10 deg Fahrenheit.
The locality Of these Springs Is remarkable for
hcalt Illness, the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty, and the atmosphere salubriouS and iuvi2o-
rating.
The table accommodations will bc of the best
character, and every effort n;ue 10 contribute 10
The comfort and convenience OF visitors.
Persons intending TO visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South are directed TO tho
summer schedule of the passenger trains ON the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
w. III. MCDONALD; Agent.
JAMES 4. FRAZIER,
JOIN W. WARWICK,
.ID sFrH IIGOE ~ I'm
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rrHE MON GOMERY WHITE
l. SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This CELEBRATED WATER1NG-PLACE Is
now open for the reception of visitors. Before the
war this was the most popular watering-place In
Virginia. Its situation, in southwestern Virginia,
on The eastern slope OF the Alleghanies, gives it
beautiful scenery. healthful climate, and pure,
bracing air. Mcssrs. WILSON & LoRENTZ, two
enterprising NrginianS, have leased II for term
of five years, have thoroughly repaired, newly
furnished andwill open II on Il scale surprising its
former grandeur.
Visitors to this place travel the entire distance hy
rail. Getting of at Big Tunnel station, on the
Virginia aud Tennessee railroad, they are COLI
vcved into the Reception House in ten minutes, on
the Spring Branch railroad.
New baths billiard and howling saloons, have
been erected for the comfort and amusement OF
visitors. Post-otllce telegraph, express, and
ticket offices, are on the premises.
Daily lines OF stages viii run To the Greenbrier
White route through the widest scenery In
Virginia. 49,
Travellers between points North and South will
lind this most delightful resting place.
The fair has been reduced To the moderate price
ut 81 per day, $50 per week and $40 per month,
giving the privilege OF special rates To larger par
ties for longer time. Children under ten years al
~" and servants. half price.
One of the best LAWN AND BALLROOM
BANDS will hc i'll attendance.
The proprictor> take great plcaSur" in stating
that they have secured the services Of Mr. I. Vi
BlNFORD, oi Richmond, chici clerk Of their
establishment. Mr.. BISFORD will Ihc happy tC
serve his friends at this popular resort.
WILSON & LORENTZ:
il .5-lm Proprietois.
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TIE CRcUs.---Ames's great New Orleans
circus caravan made its first appearance
for this season on our streets yesterday, and
for while created quite sensation. The
procession was quite an imposing one, and
the ''sure enough lions and tigers" and
their :. BOSSES" Herr Lengel and Mrs. Bo-
naparte, were the admiration of every be-
holder.
The first performance was given yester-
day afternoon, and another last evening.
The menagerie is very good one, the Cali
fornia grizzly bear being one of the great,
est animal curio3ities ever seen in this city
The performances were very good. Johnny
Lawton is good Mr.. Merryman," and
keeps the crowd well in laughter. Mmlle
Cadona is pretty and graceful tisht-rope
walker, and her brother performs some
very good equestrian feats. The acrobatic
and tumbling exercises are very good. The
company gives two more performances
one this afternoon and another tins eve
ming, which will be positively their last In
this city.
The audience last night was the largest
ever assembled al circus in this city.
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September, to be conveyed thence by the
Pacific railroads across the continent to
San Francisco. From circular issued by
E. D. Farnsworth, NJ. W. Grand Sire, We
gather the following information OF interest
to members of the Order:
l. The members Of the Grand Lodge OF
the United States. consisting OF its otfccrs,
representatives, and Past Grand Sires; will
each receive by mail, from the Grand Cor
responding and Recording Secretary, two
tickets, upon their making known TO him
their respective post-offce address. One OF
these tickets will pass the holder free from
Omaha to Promontory and return: the
other will pasa him free from Promontory
to San Francisco and return, and good from
September 10 to October Is, 1869. These
tickets will be issued only to members OF the
session of September, 1869, filled up with
their respective names, and viii be coun-
tersigned by the corresponding secretary.
50 that they will be strictly personal. and
not transferable.
2. Another class Of tickets will be issued
10 P. G. Representatives and 2. e. Officers
of the Grand Lodge of the United States,
and to P. G. Masters, upon payment by each
aDDl1CanI 10 Tie rfAHu cOtIcopuliuiLe "h1
Grand Recording Secretary OF sel.Zo IN
currency, for conveyance from Omaha to
Promontory and return. and the holders OF
said tickets upon paying full fare at Pro-
montory to San Francisco (about S6oln cur
rency), will receive free pass to return.
These tickets will be good from 10th Sep
tember to 18th October, 1869, making the
whole fare between Omaha and San Fran
cisco and return, about sl5l.2O, or little
over half fare.
3. The contract with the two railroad
companies stipulates positively that the
members of the Grand Lodge of the United
States shall be present Mt Omaha on the
! 10th Of September. 1869, on which day the
special train to convey them will leave
Of this important fact due notice, 1t il
hoped, will be taken. It is recommended
from abundant caution, that all interested
make their arrangements to be at Omaha
at least one day previous to the 10th OF Sep
tember, 1869.
Arrangements have been made through
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, iol
reduced rates OF fare between the various
cities named and Omaha and return. Thl
class of tickets may be obtained by appl
cation to Grand Secretary J. B. Nicholson
at Philadelphia, accompanied with th
amount designated in the schedule of price
fixed. From Boston to Omaha and return
s72; New York do, S60.50; Philadelphia;
Co., SIS; Baltimore do, $5G.20; Harris
burg do, $52.7O; Pittsbtrg do, Sl4.
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Curious FORM OF INsANITY.-Atth the Mis-
souri, insane asylum there is boy eight
wears old who manifests some strange pro-
pensities. He was destitute Of clothing.
The boy is in the habit Of eating up his
clothes. Not ;:stitch' can be kept on
him. He deyoured everything, and is per-
fectly ravenous. He will even eat up his
shoes. Like many animals, he always
smelt of his food before putting 1t in his
mouth. He repeats buttw words, ball y
and "sucar." This Is the extent OF his
vocabulary. When he gets hold OF a bal
he throws it into the faces of those around
him. Tie sugar he smells Of and eats
This unfortunate lad has been injured by
blow on the heal.
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Ops AND ESDs.-A great many Of our
people are leaving for the springs.
A number of new and handsome build
incs are in the course Of construction in
the city, and quite n number are contem-
plated. It is said TINT before another year
has passed there will be scarcely vacant
lot on the lower Main street.
Melons and cantelopes are beginning to
make their appearance so as to be obtain
able. Zetellc received lot of cantelopes
yesterday.
Thrce-corncred JIlets don1 are oil the
rage among our young ladies and gallants.
German pic-nics will soon become fea-
turc of the summer season in Richmond.
We have but one pool-bathing establish
ment in Richmond that at Deuringer'
City Spring Park.
II is said that our gifted friend Gilman,
of the IFhg, who served as corporal OF
artillery in the war of 1912, is to-day only
ten years old. His age has been reduced
by the result of the election and the arrival
OF the circus, and he is warmer hearted than
ever.
Richmond has Il band of genuine Ethio-
pian MINISTRIES and colored waiter-Sirls
saloon on Fifteenth street
There is an old negro in our poor-houst
who saws that he has cut and corded wooc
where the busiest portions of Main stree
now lie. He is over q hundred.
Colored Conservative clubs are TO be fOunt
in each ward of the city.
An infant child Of a prominent citizel
died on Sunday from the effect of an over
dose OF morphine given it by mistake.
Captain Charles Wheaton, United State
army, military commissioner thirtcentl
division, State Of Virginia, has gone off OF
leave of absence. Captain Charles McC
Lo;d takes his place while he is gone.
The Gcsangverein Virginia have return
ell vote of thanks to Captain Ganter, o
the police force, for services rendered at til
late celebration.
Messrs. \. Krebs and +. kropf, Of tn
Tcutonia, OF Pittsburg, who were too lat
for The celebration here last week, are i
the city, being entertained BY their German
brethren.
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and seize the provisions and food for which
they suffered. These negroes had lived III
The flats near the river, and in the past four
years had saved enough to build them
houses and buy small parcels of ground,
from which they gained their support.
These were now under twenty-fect of
water, their crops destroyed, their fences
and houses swept away. At u O'Clock the
water has receded from the town, but it
has left its mark. Houses turned over or
swing across the streets, fences are swept
away, boxes, furniture, and small houses,
Gre deposited here and there i'll wild con-
fusion. in the middle OF the streets or in
strangers yards. The streets filed with
wagons loaded with furniture; and people
returning to their houses to find their crops
ruined and furniture disordered. and walls
and floors smeared with the Shiny red mud
deposited on them by the receding waters.
As yet the amount of damage to the town
and inhabitants cannot be estimated. Yet
it is 100000 surely; while the damage
done crops and country it would take mil
lions to recover.
While we thus describe LaGrangc, have
we thought Justly Of the sister towns, Bas-
tf0p abONc anu IOiulHDuS DeloN, DOtu Oli
lower ground, and from whom communica-
ton is cut off? We can only base our opin-
ion upon the calamity before us, and ilna-
CINE how far greater it is with them. The
wires are down between here, Bastrop and
Austin, therefore no news from either.
This overflow, which has never been
eoualled on the Colorado within the history
of Texas; has ruined Fayctte county and its
prospects. The greatest farming section
along the river bottoms on both sides, and
now that all these or nearly all ore so de-
stroyed it will be az much as the inhabi-
tants can do to save food and raiment for
the ensuing year, without expecting TO nal ke
money. What will he the story from the
lower river We do not yet know we may ex-
pcct the worst.
We have 10 news, definitely, from the
other side Of the river yet. As the ques'
ton may be asked, it is strange to say that
no one has been drowned so far as we have
heard. Rumors are ailoat Of men being
seen to feat down the current Of the river
on houSe-tops, yesterday and day before
supposed TO have come from above. 1t i:
not impossible. nor yet certainly true. Al
business will he ut an end here for some
timc-until the town is righted ant
''cleaned OUT
Very respectfully. yours,
!. NJ. F0ESHEY.
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TIE PRoHIBIToRY Law IN BoSToN.-
Don't imagine, writes Boston correspond
cnt, that the sale of hquor wnS actually
stopped last week. Pfaff had Cochituatc
pipe that supplied the upper story OF his
building, let into Il row of casks in his eel
lar. and those who knew how to get there,
and didn't mind climbing three flights OF
stairs, could get their lager drawn from an
innocent brass faucet over a stone wash
bowl. Saloons were extcmporizcd in the
rear rooms Of unfinished buildings. disguised
with billiard table, or n lunch counter,
with an approach over plank swung i'll
mid-air. Then the epidemic of club rooms
broke out rs il did two years ago.
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CHESTER HoTEL.-The pleasant resort
situated at Chester. OH the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad, has been opened by
Captain Haywood, who is prepared to fur
nish irst-class accommodations to visitors.
The hotel has been renovated and retur-
nished, and Chester presents really Il very
attractive appearance. As place OF re-
sort for our citizens it possesses many ad,
vantages, being convenient to the city and
possessing all the accommodations Of the
city. B. F. Lindsey, Esq, is the superin-
tcndent, and will be pleased to welcome his
friends.
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AMgTSEMES'ES. A
VrNEQUALLED IN EHTE&T AND
u GRANDEUR.

IN EETE&T AND
u GRANDEUR.
COLONEL G.. r. AAiES'S NEW ORLEANS CO.
LOSSAL CIRCUS AND MENAGERlE.
THE LARGEST hGGREGATiON. or ARENA
ARTISTS, LIVING BIOLOGICAL
AND ORNITHOLOG1CAL
SPECIMENS
ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT.
will exhibit in RICHMOND, corner of Leigh and
sncoud streets.
WEDNESDAY aliu THURSDAY,
July 2lst and 22d, 1859,
at . and O'Clock, afternoon andnigiIt,
presenting a series Of performances pre-cm neni!!
beautiful, elegant, and daring, introducing
\ BEVY OF YOUNG LADIES
fasciuatingly beautiful, accomplished. ami
graceful.
ALEGION OF MALE ARTISTS.
adopts In every phase they attempt. and Genes o.
miraculous courage In the deus oi lie Ftflo"H
WILD BEASTS
IN The vast collection the whole forming an
entertainment nj
SURPRISING EXCELLENCE AND
ATTRACTION.
See bills and programmes.
LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDs, AND
PANTHERS,
loose and untrammellcd, will form features III Tx
proctssion of the troupe al
10 4. NJ. WEDNESDAY the 2ist.
1jy ls-Gt
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\ German namta Carl Sehell married Il
Young girl just from the Faderland, at Oma-
ha some three weeks ago. in a most peculiar
manner He purchased pair OF ear-bobS,
put them in her ears, and informed the
Young lady that 81 this little ceremony con-
stitufes marriage In America After a
week had passed he took them out, and in
formed her Of another piece of news--riz.,
"This little ceremony constitutes IL divorce
in America" lie is now in jail for steal
inc n trunk
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell ut O'Clock n
very desirable farm of siS:y-three acres on the
Deep Run turnpike about half n mile west of
the Fair Grounds.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell ut 5 O'Clock q
very valuable farm Of forty acres on the Broad
Street road one mife west Of the city.
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell at 10 O'Clock an
assortment of household furniture.
SHERIFF THOMPSON viii sell at IL o'clock a re-
sidcncc on the north side oC Marshall street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell at 10 O'Clock fur
niturc, SC.
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Excrgsrox TICKETS TO THE WHITE SUI
pHur.-The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company have determined from this date to
issue during the summer months excursion
tickets tc the White Sulphur Springs. They
will be good for four days, and will cost
sll for The round trip. This is good idea,
and deserves TO be encouraged.
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LARGE T0MATOEs.--We have from Mr.. 5.
Leidy. Of Union Hill, a specimen of the
tomatoes grown in his garden. 1t weighs
twenty and half ounces, and Mr.. Leidy
has Il great many of the same size, and
some he thinks laruer.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The session OF this Institution commences ann,l-
slIy on The FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER and con-
ttnrcs without interruption till .ie Thursday pre-
rr.inc the Hh Of July ensuing.
1 l org.ini Gation OF the institatton is very COM
TS,:y. embracing extensive and thorough courses
- instruction in Literature and Science and In
"a. professions Of Law, Medicine, and Engineer
me .Npca>cs of the Academic or Law student
.,glu>!Nc Of the cos, of textbooks, and cloihing
anil Tockct-moncy. amount 10 about 1886 per sc;-
lion o! niue months: and OF the Engineering Gr
Medical student TO about SSa5, OF which sums, re-
-,ytivrly $22o or S25o Is payable on admission
s..I The balance in the progress OF the session.
For details send for catalogue.
rrst-DfiCe University of Virginia.
:. MAUPiN.
Whilst Chairman Of the Faculty.
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Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan. Baltimore,
merchandise aud passengers, HarYeys Il VIII
liamS.
Barqua Pepitta IN. G.), Hcnscr, Boston, in bal
last 10 Gallego Manufacturing Company.
Schooner Urvctta, Brain, Albany, lumber, w hit
lock & Co,
Schooner William and James, 0utten, PhilaIsi-
pbia, iron, Tredegar Company.
Schooner G. Z. Wright, Cropper, iron, Tredegsr
Company.
Steamer ii. 4. Adams, FcntoD. james river,
to load for Philadelphia.
Steamer Eliza Haneox, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
cllndise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatlm.
MEMORANDA.
puIr,pgtPI3IA July ao.-Cieared schooner
Caroline Han, Vickcrs, for kichmond.
/ WEST FONT, Jnly 2l--ArriScd, steamer henne-
( ber Frccmau Baltimore, mcrchandise and pas.
scngcrs Rich,no ond and York River R1fsrcac, ahe
allied OF return.
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The OFFICIAL MAJoRITY.-SeVeral mis-
takes have been discovered in the table
published yesterday morning, and the
official majority for Walker is ascertained
at IS 33l,
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IN DtsrREss.-The familyof Peter Camp
bell, one of the victims Of the Vauxhalls s
Island affair, and who died few days
ago, is represented to be in great want. ANY
contributions in the way of money, cloth
ing, OF provisions, will be received at this
office
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REVENUE lNsTrCTIoNs.-Supervisor Pres
brey has Issued circular TO revenue officers
in his district, requiring their strict
conformity with sections 90 and SS, act OF
July 20 1868
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LOUISA HoTEL.-This popular hotel, in
that pleasant little village Louisa Court
house, will afford most agreeable retreat
for families during the summer months.
Mr.. Moore, the proprietor, is gentleman
of most agreeable disposition and most
OK yca1lenE host
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10. O. F.-The next session of the
Grand Lodge OF the United States viii be
held in San Francisco, California, on the
goth of September next, and the represen-
tatiyes thereto are expected to assemble
at Omaha, Nebraska, on the 10th day of
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MAxDAMUs GRANrEp.-Judge Underwood
has awarded a writ of mandanus upon the
petition Of Turnbull & Co., of Baltimore,
compelling the Judge of the Alexandria
circuit to remove the case of Turnbull &
Co. from his court to Judge Underwood's Is
court.
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PRETTY TRIcS.-Yesterdsy afternoon a
gentleman went to the circus and gave his
horse to d negro to hold. While he was
under the canvas the boz. :. sloped - with a
very fine pair Of reins belonging to the gen.
tleman, leaving him under the necessity OF
manufacturing pair of rope. Fzs