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THE STATE OF TRADE.
(BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Nav 7.-Cotlon quiet; sales of 2,0O7
bsles at l6SG016'sc Southern -four ,, nrm WIN
mnnd C"rn, h9lc. lower: fair business at the de-
cline cline Con- { Steady at l6@19e., gold. for Rio;
sugar firm and In good demand; hice que, d an1
ut S262O5 for strained Tur2en.ine dull al 349
@35c. Pork lower at .22 tor lev jobong, s La arr
firm at 1870. for prime steam Wllshey quet anu
firm al$I 10. Frcights unchanged. ...-
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. May t. he following Il the
comparative cotton statement for the we x Net re-
ceps at all United ssss ports, ~ Sl1 70 oaies
s'sss ss7 balss: last year $685. e7 bales.
rxOorts for the week. 1894 bales; same
yes M s7oos s d Sasi las, YEAR g
O5 haicS. Stock at all United states ports 44oZl
bales same time last year 1853 7l5 bales. stock at
S Year ,n Gei71 Bales stock al Liverpool s5I
bales; same ume last year, ISL 900 bales. STOCK
Of American cotton atoat Tor G5eat h nrai III
600 uales; same time last year, 275,OoO bales.
BALTIMORE.
-RA1rraoRE, May Flour steady and firm.
Wheat 0uiet but iii IN. Coru-Wrsterh weak; s1util-
orn Stronger: southern whIre 93c.; yellow, 92@
sss wsstsg@ gxe He aae S very
strone. with Upward tendency. Pork unchangt d.
Bacon Shoulders, l0@l 0Sc. {, Al quiet aud I'M
changed. Mhikey snoUg at S1'1o' sugar very
strong at Luigi ClNClNNATL
C1ScrSSArI. May 7.-Flcur, corn. and nork
sleady Lard dull and declining; sumner 145c.
wiuler strIrn l5k: bid k,ttle, 1S1,c. Bacon
steady: shoulders. &c: clcar.rlb, 12ac; clear,
l34c. Wmskey steady at $1.15.
LOUISVILLE.
Lou1syILLE May 7.-Flour unchanged. Corn
steady ut 76@77c. Provisions quiet and i'm. roJk'
S225OMS IS. Bucon- Sh ulcers. 95sc.; clear lid
i30Dl3Er: clear. 1879. Packed. Lard-Pii lime
steam &C.; ii. rec, 69l6 ac.; ksg. SIC WINS
key. Sl.l5. Bagging firm and in good demand.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 7.-Flour-Rsther more doing
some sales a shlde lower. Corn declining: NO.
mixed, 74@74hc Whisky held at $1.l7: nc
saies Pork uu II ut S22. Bacon-Unly limited job
bling demand. Lard Gull small sales at 5Ac.
...... ~. CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 7.-Fiour quiet and unchang. d
| Corn in Fir d maud !: Nc. 2 mixed. 72x@72xc.
r. Elected 6ekc. Pork Gull ana d. Ginning at ~ s.
| Lard uul aud Il changed. WhisEey firm AND III
| fair demand a. f1.15.
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Fo,tM--Gcorge A. Creary Is appointed
Postmaster at Mount Airy, Pitlsy lvania
"omy, Va, rice Reuben d. Tucker, re-
>!ar.': John Il. Anderson is appointed
postmaster at kinggoid, Ptt.ylvania county,
"a, csr> +, A. Luck, resigned; Hardin h..
A'.hoI, is appointed postmaster at Rock
>fns, Patrick county, Va, uice Ii. Har-
C'1F, Jailed to qualify.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A sHLAND HOTEL, situated in Ashland,
u H.uoyer county, Va, sixteen miles north OF
R,chmond, on the K, hmo i'd, Fredericksburg and
p 'IuiIIac r. ilIoat. offers FIRsT-CLAsS ACcOhAo,
n.T,nNs ri LOWEST RATES. Rooms Large ano
,ealIy FURNISHED; servants polite and attentive !,
tanle supplied oai'y from kichnono marie. !
grounds ample aud very attractive ftni,,es anu
nu.Ds,nt SUMMER RESORTS
Ia Virginia. ID the mids OF rehnsa s1cisry re-
markaoIe for iIs extraordinary heahIahess a ,'e
Nee ssibl4 py r.tl from nil poiats RS VIII u
furnished with railroad ticket5 70 nlcnmona anu
return Tor 60c. round trip, oe,eg nall price.
~ -. Az SCOTT II BhOrHE en-.
,,nst .a-''' -, 49, PROPRIETOR
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rEg>oSAL.-TAc Rev DR.. Bethlehem,
jewish ratbi, OF Richmond, was 10 Liberty
VI Tuesday lat for the purpose of perform
II: circumcision on The son Of Mr.. and
Nh. liIr,b, Of this place. The reverend
". returned 10 Redmond on Wednesday.
He's REPRESENTED Us Deinga genial and warm
lrht,d =, III rs cultivated and accom-
i.>h,d sen!Icmun. BedfOrd Star.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The following Is the report of Mr.. L. Gimm nj.
weighnaser. of the arrival; sale; g.. OF I'VE s'ock
from the LIST To the 7th Of May, 1875:
CATTLE.-66 head sold from common to me
dunn "a 5Hc.: good TO extra. GENG7a gross
SHEEP.-W DOL she p sold from 6@7hc.; clipped,
per heud, S3@S6 gross.
LAMBS Fer mead sold from 70 10 80.
VEALs.-Per head, sold from a6dfl3 49,
Mich CoWS.-Per head, sold from $50 to &6e.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. JAMESON, 90 north Twelfth street,
IL opposite the capitol. Richmond. Va, treats
dis ass ari ing from derdrgcd nervous system
ana these peculiar 10 women ana chi dren Dr
GGts or conyulslonsj has been untquilled-
'n'' "a 0o' my Sits
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nUN'T PAY IS FOB A GAL e1
IL TER when you can buy ctty-msde ssa =.
90. for "a IIon,t pay "a for q snos wnen you ca D
mv one Tor s.. This Is true: II you don't believe
H. 20 70 The factory, 2I5 BrOan street between sec
nnd md Third Nothing but clty-lnade go0os 500
EgcgS Ia, hna mi " nj. " sel8
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LEsP OF LETTERS.

~ THE RICHMOND P0ST-OFF1CE MAY 8,
1876 .gg * 49, ~ rs sEaslE ~ tIsi : "A
Persons calling for letters In this list VIII please
say aAdrertisedn If not called for in four weeks
they viii be sent TO the Dead-Letter office, In WASH
-. -.
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QUESTION: Where can | buy s
" good SHOES for mysolf or chill .zs3| Va
dren II low 6gures but made Of snod patrr,a n,r
tween Sec and anu Third where nothing put city
made goods are sold. 90 .1k
ROOTS footed 10 order for orly 81. se ID
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TOHN n. LYLE, 49,.
Late Judge OF Montgomery county, Va.J
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.

Laud-law a specially: examines and establishes
it'll s: 10 .ates buys, SELLS rens, and pays taxes on
lands Ia any part of the State. CiAins promouS
collected. -.
Re fers to Judge w. r. Staples, Court of Appeals
of Virginia; Hon. +. n. Watkins. FarinVle, va:
tx Governor Il. q. Walker, and the bar OF Soutll-
western Virginia. in 3O-S3ihS"om
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: u COMMISSIONERS OPFlCE.l
~ q a.tss-@ RICHMOND, April o, 1873. b.
JACKSON, &c, VS.. JACkSON,S 1891 49,,
- mary Hc.-IN THt CHANcEkY COURT
itSr rEe. CITY or -BIGHMuNp-Bg The decree
entered in this cause on the Goth OF FshrMatr ~
and demands against the estate of joseph Jackson,
Xii peTeeiss having claims against the
of oseph jackson Jr., dec ased WIZ present.
In s,me TO me, Nc NV office. In tue ei.y of Rich
m mo on the i7th day OF MAY, 1915, Win Inc
PROOF 70 sus 'u''i ''s' CO.," i,pn,.s! r--kHs
pl0-Siw piuA1'S@'eAN'
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NEW SHOEHOUSE.

ARGE STOCK OF NEW ANDE&1
IL sEasONABLEGO ODS.-Laiests;yles 2T
BOOTS AND HOs for Gentlemens wear;V ~
CALF IL GTasscw wed. with bnX-toe, rs oo
worth So: Genilc1nen's CALF CONGRrSS 1Ai.
TEhS, crinptd and with bo1-,oe, *S;o9 wor, !,
s5: hue sLrXIS and CONGRhsS GAii Err al
IL so worth 1850; Il good CATER ut ~ worth
H3; invent, cnSrs Misses and Chldren's SHOE
coJd for schou-wea II 20 up TO t2-jusf nall
price: Infant y shoes soc. up: Ladies Wear grea,
vartr,y from q rs up to The ID, npG:t IL Cno an no
Norl0eru-Inade Peniteniiarv sHO SS alta v,ry low
feur.; SHOES for Workingmen and Farmers
wear III prices 10 defy competition at tue oia cheap
.rore az M. GOLDEN.
nh am 1923 Main street
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uAND-SEWED, g.
III LOW-HEELEn. andsMS
RROAp-BOTTONkD LASTING CATERS.
Foxed CATERS, Goat Shoes, Kid and 10th ong,ess
Gal ers; Goat and Lasicg huskins, ior od ,aoles,
b.nJmade Monroe and Oxford lies; Prince
aIneris aud Congress CATERS for old gen lemtn;
wi broad bottoms and low heels al
Nm 90 l. A. ERIGG'S, Teuth ana Nam Streets.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May 2 Eoon.-Stocks dull Money,
g. Gold. 115k. Exchauge-Long, 4SS; short,
491. Governments active and strong. states quiet.
Erentng.-Monev abundant at- 2h93. steI ling
steady. Cold, l15h@l15a. iGov-1nnents active
aud strong. States quiet and nominal. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE May 7.-virgiuia 6,s, peelers. 40k;
consols 54I West Eirgnia's. 9Y. North Carolina
6s, old, 2US; new, 10; special tax, g.. bid to-day.
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-R,cBuovp Yoax RIVER AND '!inksArGAKs}
RAILROAD Co., SCPERINEENpEyT'sIa; FFICE..
: hICaKoNp. JANUARY 20, 1870.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, II.


commencing HoNDAY,i January 25, 1875,
passenger and freight trains on this r'aa VIM run
= pRsSsEGE Err TRAINS, EOR WET POINT vii 4
A.. and will arrive from West Point daily tMor-
oafS lsSIendd steamer Louise, Captain A. G
NICKLf, Will run La connection With Ibis rc n,
leaving West Point MON PAYS, WEDNEsDAYs,
and EaIDAYs on the arrival OF the z: N. train ain
NEXT morning. and leaving baltimore T UESDAY5.
THURSDAY s, and SATURDAYS It P!M,sr-
1--we az " est Point u-xt morning In time 70 con.
meet with the train Que At Richmond at 1850
A. Es-.----~---.---~- :, - an
Fare TO Baltimore. 20
Fare TO Washington .........s......'..'.s" e
Fare to Phtadeiphla. ..s..'...'.''..s 20
Pare e Msg N :i; TaxIs viii leave scn,
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and sun.
DAYS. at A. n, Competing n west Point WIN
steamer. landing freight In Baltimore early nen
morning. -.
attached leaves Richmond for WeaL Point ana
way stations TU. sDAYs. THURsD,1A1;s.o ana
slfrUKDA1S. al 8 A. ~. and leaves West Point
for Rich nond IL O'Clock noon OF saas d.ys.
HIT. DjuGLAsS, supertrtendens.
Is W. N, BRAGG. Mater IRA snorfano- =. 70
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ami COrTUSUUlWIIHTV
Wpst North west and southwest 1tckeis not spe-
ciaI or Iimi ed, our 5000 uutiI used.
Passengers lrnvng Richmond flor the Northl al
% an p. n ria Richnlond. Fredericksburg aUd 20.
romnc rstlrOud Connect with The Ha'unore ana
Ohio railroad at shepherd. immediately Opposite
Alexandria, avoiding q long and tedious omnf'as
transfer through Washington:
Time Iran lRicbDOnn- tn Baltimore only seven
hours and FIFTEEN minutes t7.15 honrsE
,ick.ts &c. apply ut comrany's Office, l2O1 Main
street corner twelfth street; 81 $50 Aain street;
and Office of the Richmond. Fredericsshu ann 70
tonac rIiIr,ad,; corner Sfghth and BYRD streets,
Richmond, Va; aud atthe principal uekei-ofices
throughout the Southwest. 81 .
n Southeastern Passenger Agent,
1901 Main $ ret, Richmond, Va
L. NJ. Cole, General. Ticket Agent: =, = IL
r. r. no sRY, Assistant General Ticket Agent /.
" 10TS7 ; =" THOM as Il. SHARP,
cmbe -y;Yta Master Of Transportation.
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r AIDES LASTING AND KID Iss4E1
IL NEW.PATTERN TIES: s4ss@
,,iSses,a, a CEIluren's SHOES. all c,ors:
Another lot OF those CALF CDNGREi - lfEh ,
for gentlemen, ut $5-the cheapest SHOE In the
city. w. 7. W. ~ IA Al L t,l.a,
my FOuTtu auu DIOoo ollSC@o
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 8, 1875.
Sun r,ses.......4 So Moon sets....."..11.c9
Sun co s... 6.54 High tide. 7.20
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GROCERIES. 6c.
/ TTENTION. GkOCERS.

COFFEE ROASTED AND SPICES GROUND
DAILY FOR THE TRADE,
We invite inspection OF our establishment, with
the latest Improvement of machinery. Virginia
Tea and Cof:e store, corner Main and Eighth
streets. gu. Il .5 F. Il. HERDER, /
my g --.s Proprietor. n
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s'y.ae'r EfN%.
WE ARE NOW READY TO EXHIBIT
wv IApGE STOCK UF

XXJEARE NOW READY TO EXHIBIT
w A LARGE STOCK OF
READY-MAD CLOI Nc
for penremen you'hs and bows, at prices 10 aston
ish the clOsssl buyer. We are selling
E,ne CAsSIME <E. Suits worth VA for SlO;
E;ne EASSIMERE SUITS worth 81 for $12:
&c r aSSiMERt SUITS worth $50 for 1880:
PRINCE Al BEkT COATS and VksTS sold In
This city for $22 for only $16;
PANTS worth Sc for 50 so; ,..-,. -,
PANTS worth 81 for $3.50. All other goods IN
proportion: e,,,,n -, t,o g,ost a,t,,,
sbrt Known The trade at 2o per cent. lower than
ksk for the NJ a. T." CLoTH-FACED COL
NGhET ,EME;S', and BOYS HATS of all quail
,,ies and in endless variety ut prices to DEFY COM
Fnr real bargains You must not fail to call on
wa AeA- HETMnN, NORRIS 40, :" +
700 Broad street, four y oors below the Ihealre.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 7.-Fiour quiet aud unchangtd
Corn In fir d, maud: Nc. mixed. 721ga2Hc: )
Lard uull aud II changed. WhisEey firm AND In
fair demand a. f1,15.
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ST. LOUIS, May 7.-Flour-Rather more doing
some sales a shrde lower. Corn declining; NO.
mixed, 74@ 74hc. Whisky held at 81 II: no
sales PORK uullat 1922. Baron-Unly limited job
bling demand. Lard Gull small sales at l5Ac.
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CEILING OUT AT COST.--ln order 10
T will tffrr nv entire st ok or CLOIHiNG anu
GENTLEMrN's FURNISHING" :Goops Al
ST6sF and DIV ELLING FOR RENT. Posses
sion given June 1st III. ". 49,
1902. Main street, between Twelfth ana
nv lin luIiISen,n.
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CAUTION. :, ..l..
Buy no powders or prepared SlaiMONs'S LIVE
REGULATOR unless In our enkraved wrapper
With trademark, stamp, and signature unbrsken /;
none other Is genuine. ,,,-- !. r.. - =. fs. j.
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g g -
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG.
n Al A r, H1.s Il
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BRIDAL TOIrR For ONE

There came one day 10 a little inland town
in Kentucky young rural couple Who mad just been
bound lv tie ken bonds. Their destination IN.
depot and the bride evidently qnite impatient
fOr train should arrive before eOd reach the
office Euving ticket they stood ON fhc platform
until the had stopped. When they entered the car
the bride gTOoin found his bride seat, kissed her most
afectionately. babe her goOdbyc," and going out.
seated himself "A box and commenced whiting most
vigorously watched the OF sight. lie
pieted his face. when bysander thinking the whole
proceeding rather strange resolved 90 interview HIM
Approaching him carees ly and chewing straw 70 Keep
up ms courage, he said:
% Been gettin' married atelyF
yes" said he and sallie got spliced this morn
in"
&" Was that her yon pnt ON the train :"
Yes" with sigh
" A likely lookin Ill said our quest0neT Any body
sick that abe had Ia go away ="
Mo-; -" but here lie grew confidential. You see me
and sallle had heard tat everybody Nhn they got MAJ
ried took bridal tour So told Sa- had u money
enough for both OF us 10 CO. but she should NJ be
knoched Of hcrn so | list brought her down here,
Ought ticket and sent her visit "a some OF her
folks and thought might get some work haiycsn al
she rot back"
That afternoon found han ousily at work, and when To
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DFCIsIONs-AUG 20.

i2aprfrne fOurt-Chdmbers-By Judge fIppen.-
rirr art Neycumbe.-MI James Is not sauslaenfy lI
= r - NOT satisfactory: DAYS allowed for other sures
-uon art Kitiredge II aGhe Judgment or ORDER hOe- mo-
the defendant entitled ~ nave an nc
couuung m 1t IT. ordered motion iof con
ter ,ene Dudley agt. The Mutual benent Ice OniIah3
do nor defcndanrs title a. III. STOCK y imeaee
motion denied Ward agt Newman.-lhe sgretes ar no.
satisf,corv Weetzen The - Paul ana Paritc fiodu
Compay-It does not appear that The trustees are
mott denied: $40 costs. Ia baW aRt Aneh-
me Injunction VII he continued on pdntn u.rlt hs
$50 In torrt abide event IN i've ia "tneIM lhe
denied Austin agf characterization granted, tlO costs 10
abide event Kidd ag Hc Fsenua-M Notion graht IL t.s
W.-This back for proc" az tO "h"thtt
M whole or part II the sidewalk was Jagged ~ nan AT
Abrahans-M0fon granted Term Will ne ixei On ,ttineh,
al orisr HERON AIT Pos r. thart-hs1tt OF
frree confirmed decree Of divorce granted from Oed anu
board c - c.:
NhIrrior COurt-Special Ierm-by Judge Speir:-
W,ling agt The Mayor ScIndgment for defendant see
instrumentation Crosby ag MatssJu gnent i1r Dlaintn
60 on mon ag'. white q alSee men"ratnih o'
counsel Miller, receiver &c is nan - P y,
Wifh coats opinion Mcdonald II a. AL ttdler 81
aIJtgment for their demurrers see opinion
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PtGrrs OF MEANT nFvEsFEs.

Judge Speir, in Superior Court, Special
Term has decided question OF practice IN the SUIT
Of Mcdonald against Frazer and others The ease pre-
-nrs an unusual method Of testing the validity OF TIE
trusts in will John Gordon by VIII lett MS properly
in trust pay the income to hs daughter Tor me- ''
made her husband his trustee. After her death the
income was be applied 20 the education and suppor
of her children until they became of aye and then DIVIDED
among them. The plaintiff charges THAT by e"Dhha-
ton among all adult persons Interested an apparent
record title in given to Mrs Frazer and tIa re-
Iviu on flat title he advanced for materas work, anu
amor IN improving the land pl2.OZS which Is unpaid,
u.. uer are other similar claims. He objects 20 reg M
an the personal responsibility of the Defendants ana asks
n Injunction against the mortgage or convey ntc o th
prenes the appointment OF receiver, ana me silht
of re property that the real interests 0f tie defend
ans snail ice applied 10 his debt lie dd NOT MAKE ~
children oil Mrs Frazer who are the eversiOners uniei
t,e trust defendants =" because they are not name
therefore no claim made against theln Inc dei"nd
ant demurred rnat the children should ne MADE parties
,re -ptir after some hesltatl1n, dcclld they mas
he made parties. The attempt Of persons WHO arr liii
natural guardians well tner nearest blood ftiiohS
Ia dyst InfAnts their estate. furnishes the best 'o
for calling lem before a court Of equity, when an ap.
peal il made Apply remedy FOR 80 great wrons ah
Ia tr leruilna of the whole controversy can vt ud
unless the children appear
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

SATURDAY Aug 81.
For England, Wales, aud ireland. VIA queenstown and Law
crrnDi nV M. steamship AdTialic, malls close al , "a
No Mail steamship sails at m from Pisr
"a. -, North River
Fnr conrd ouv via Glasgow. by the steamship BciiV
mails close at . a. No supplementary Mall steamship
sals a : A. H. from Pier No. 20 North River
FOR France direct. Havre b. the steamship France
mails close a. No Supplementary MAIL steamship
sails AZ i q m. from pier No 50. North kiver.
bor Europe southampton and Bremen bY tf seanshp
Neckar ma I. close l'O a. ppen'ntaY Mall Is
cos.,i "A D. steamship sails &C D. H. IRON fief loot
Of rhiri-st HobOken
yor .vu and venezuela by steamship Andes mails clos
M a. IN Steamship saA II nom Pier No 81, North
MALI steamship City OF Austin close AT
D. H. steamship sails at from Pier No. 20, iant IA ei
SUNDAY. AUG. -.
All close ut IL o'clock The Post-Onec Is open
fruIn 9 a. nj. To II a. Ia.
Newfoundland close AZ the NewIorx fo%toihcr
day At 1880 y. M.
Aafor Halifax ". 4, h closed al the New York Post
ONE, every day at y. m.
for Japan. shanghai, Hong Kong. and dependent
the East Indies, NY the steamship tNl %
Pekn SAL sept l. slonld be mail
IN the Post Office before Friday, Aas -
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THE COURTS.
A DETECTIVES EXPENSES.
PROPER RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUCH CLAIM


In the case Of Walling against the Mayor
the facts Of which have been fully stated in THE 1Rib
rSE Judge sper in Superior Court Special TERM nae
nonsued the plaintiff In his opinion, which partially
states the facts, he speaks as follows:
The plaintiff employed by the DstrictAt'ornes
10 execute reausition made by the Governor OF THIS
state upon the Governor Of the State OF Caorna Tor
the extradon of two fugitive criminals The District
Attorney approved his bill as justly dne, when
amounted TO 1908 22. The bill was presented 10 inc
Controller for payment and refused on the ground hat
under the law the Attorney might recover 'he
amount claimed as charge against the county put tat
his employe could not With some hesitation think the
demurrer should be upheld. The relation OF en-
ployer and employee does not exist DE-
tween the plaintiff and the defendants. NO PRIV
ty of contract between them arises When the statue
under both subdivisions of the third section speaks OF
"expenses necessarily incurred" and moneys nrc.s-
sariy expended by the attorney or any COUNTY
officer IL clearly contempatcs that the county sha Vc
the sanction officials oath as to what eol
the necessity" OF the outlay III TINS pialhtn his .
cause of action Il by ordinary contract We
tween him and defe nants and he would not be ca.h
upon "a prove the necessity OF the services performer ~
him. IL would be enough that they were performer.
The CRY would forced pay any charge made py ay
person other than official officers, ana conse
without the checks and safeguards contemplated ~ 'De
Law Tae remedy is against the District tIOrneJ, WHO'S
duty il is think, to recover himself against tne cry
taking the steps and tlrnshlh- bD'
sary evidence under the statute. Judgment Ior ue""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
DINNER A LAYIN' AROUND LOOSE.

He WIS n lank specimen, ana II ms icgs
eonid have he,n plated Tor handle IL. rest OF MN
yyoull have made close resemblance to olg pulF
knife lie shuiied up 10 the counter ana met the "'i'
Col IeGlnly. h,
Do you X ep thi hotel, gineraif he asked.
yes sir, | 40 Vas the ITDite rrpy.
wei, you've got Numbering Dig ot oil hoase Aei'
han't y0uP ,,
A toierable amount" said the colonel o..
&c Aud "A power o. dinner layin around loose e.
q" Well quite enough ,.., .., -
Just so giuerlI, and Won don't mind giyin poor
.ovi Trs' m nom Ktnsas and the Iasa OppoT- MT, 10
vel / lin, got a cent had a siuar meal FOR 10
months nj IN swar IL stack % Immigrant uek
cts ~ il N ~ your st.epler :"
II. cot s4aar meal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
COLLISION IN TIE LOWER BAY.

The brig Thomas Owen left this port on
Thursday for Havana she anchored sandy Hook late
III the afternoon and about p. was run into by the
steamship Crescent city aO bound FOR Havana. and cut
down nearly to the edge Her commander. Can't
Gup said yesterday that he had all his lights burning
and the steamer struck him perfectly unawares He I'M
mrdiatey took small boat and went on Shore when ne
reported the disaster Hs vessel II damaged 81 300 anu
Wds yesterday towed 10 this city iOr Icpars. As TIE
stearr kept her course IL II supposed she sustained
siu