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DICHMoND DETECTIVE AGENCY.

KNOX & CRADDoCK,
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVES,
offer their services 10 the public for the detection
OF crime committed on
BANKS, RAILROADS., TOBACCO FACTORIES,
INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C.
VIII attend to business I'm any part OF the State or
or the United States WIN give particular at
tentioH TO the recovery OF
STOLEN PROPERTY.
WIN pay literally for any information left at their
otitcr. business strictly confidential. No. Eiey-
cnlh street, upstairs.
WILLIAM +. KNOX,
late Chief OF Detectives.
nor SRT Il. CRADnOCk,
h3o-1m Ipdependeut Detective,
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REMOVALS.

DLAIR'S DRUGSTORE HAS BEEN
ID REMOVED
three doors below TO the corner Of Broad and S1nh
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AUCTION SALES-Yuturc DAYS.
-
by Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
lib Main street

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
IA (So. 4O5J ON COLLEGE sTEEET VIZ
rHs MEDICAL COLLEGk FOX SALE n az
AUCTION;-On SATURDAY he goth in,tan,I" a. ,
premises. DESIRABLE H1tlCK nWri ia INC
fSo. 405} on The east side Of GSiRge street he
Marshall and Clay streets with basement ana ,,.,
lot fronts 2Sk feet ami runs back Letween I'm ,,si
lines 100 feet. = ' p'i"el
TERMS: One-thlrd or the purchsse-money I'm c,st.
the residue In two jHslaim. IL OF tqna su ms o.
bic In six and Twelve months from the day OF sia
negotiable notes to be given for the deferred -
ments, with interest a0ded ald secured b, ns.yd
OF trust RICHARDSON & co.
he II kucffore.r,
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AUCTION sALEs-Th1s Day.
BY P. s. seabury,
Auctionecr and General Real Estate Agent,
No. SO Sycamore street.
VALUABLE CoTToN-MILL AND MA.

II
No. SO Sycamore street.
VALUABLE COTTON-MILL AND MA.
Y CHISERY FOR SALE.-In pursuance or me
DEED of trust d1ted 9Th day Of January. o61 exc
cutDd by tile aic james Lynch. l shall on wtDo
akSDaY the 7th day or February, 1870 =. -
O'Clock M. on the premises, sell ~ puolic auctiJt
all the FIXTURES and MACHINERY Ok lne sau
James Lynch used st his cotlon.m ana facloIX On
Canal street in the city of Petersburg, Va eInbrac-
looms for The map facture OF cotton cloths IA.
The machinery is located IN an exceHent onIiu1
ing ada nted the purnos on the naas y, and
which is rented for $4,000 per auntifn. Every
thing Is In complete order, reiay LOT mOl fnr
mediately. This property has oeen insuieu 'o'
STssWS: One. fourth cash: balance In four equal
tnstaimeuts at six, twelve eighteen, ana twenty
fnnr unonfhs Respectively. for endorsed negot,ane
notes with interest added Mt the rare OF si1 per o
cenf rarspnum. secured by deco Oh trust on INC
urnner,r cnnyevcd JOHN LYON, Trustee.
r. >. SKABUKY, Auctoneer.
B-Applications for information may ne mace
tn me nj Riclin ond, Va. or TO aftssrs. Lohhhn u
Hamilton, attorneys at law, At Petersburg, va,
who have charge Of the properly, ana VIII take
! pleasure In showlngtt. 1t - T. u = y =.
nv LANES Brown, Auction eer, No.1504 Main street
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES, IL
| ~ OUORs, Sc.-I viii sell at public auction,
without limit or reserve OIL WEDNESDAY,. l7th
d.y of February, 1875, commencing at ~ o'clock
An. ali Of the GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c at
No. 1920 Main street, between l~ehty-lourtha anu
l"ei''S IA u JAMES BROWN. AuctioDcer.
WILLIAM z. FISHER and A. Z. MONTGOMERY,
saieeman fe 1925
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SIMMOSS'S

SIMMONS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, 3aunthef, Bilious
attacks Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF Spir-
its, Soar Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &c.
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
l. q faultless family medicine.
Does not dlsarraDgc the system.
is sure TO cure II taken regularly.
81 no DIR ,stic, violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business
Is DO Intoxicating beverage.
Contains The simplest and best remedies.
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nECAYED TEETH.--We have pre-.
narcd. after consultation with some Of our
best dentists a CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF DE-
CAYEp TEETH and Diseased GUNS. 1t acts as
comnlete dcsinfectaRt TO the odor caused by dc,
cay-d teeth, and Is very pleasant to me smell ana
taste. sold in bottles; 50 cents each. Prepare"
solely by MEADE Il BAKER. Pharmacists,
e. IN 9l9 alaiu street
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WATERS OF THE VIRGINIA
va IA SPRINGS
THHAKE
s1NMOSs,s LIVER REGULATOR

for all disea scs of the Liver, Stomach. ana spl
It is eminentIya Family Medicine;
and nv being kept ready for tinmedi-
ate resort will save many an hour OF
suffering and many dollar Ill time
aud doctors bills. .,,u
ftep Forty Years trial 1t ID Sill re-
cciying the most uDyuallhed tesulho-
mails OF IFS virtues from persons OF
the highest character and RESPONSE.
bllity. Eminent physicians commend
II Us the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN in the SHOULDERS, lllzZt-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH, bad taste
In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKS. PALPITATIoS OF the
HEART, PAIN III the region or
the KIDNEYS, DEsPONpENCi,
GLOON, and lorebodings Of EVIL,
all OF which are the offspring OF
dist ased LIVER.
If you feel DULL, DROwSY,
DHBIIITtTED. have frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, ana
TONGUE COATED you are sur
fcringfro TORPID Liver or
BILIoUSSESS,' aud nothing
will cure YOU SO specify ana
permanently. 2
.rne LIVER thclargrst organ
In the body. Is generally ule
stat Of the disease, and II not
Pr(,ILtTED In tim" great sur
feTing wreichedness, and
DEATH will ensue.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 16, 1875,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY IL, 1875.
sun rises. ........ 6 81 Moon setS.....-.. 5.24
Sun sets.,.,...s.... 5.23 High nde......,.. 2.3J
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.smAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

--N-N~~~~~ -~~I-~-~I-~~c~~~~
EOR SALE PRIVATELY.
We have for sale VALUABLE FIRST-CLASS
PRIVATE RESIDEh GEES IN the most fashionable
and desirable parts Of the city.
COMMODIOUs and DESIRABLE DWELL
VACANT Bull DING LOTS convenient to busi-
ness.
TkUCK-FARMs near Richmond.
HANDSOME ESTATES In upper Virginia and
on Chesapeake bay.
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS, STATE BANK
STOCK, ana other securities
We are prepared to negotiate LOANS on city
property approved coaieralsat reasnnaDte rates.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON.
Real Estate Agents Auctioneers and Stock Brokers,
r. I5-2raw2m 1901 vain SIT eet
VALUABLE DWELLINGS,
large, medium size, and small
ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS in desirable To-
callties; ... ... .. -. .....r.. .
SUBURBAN PLACES, MARKET-GARDENs,
and FARMS. ........ ..
FOR SALE ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on REAL ESTATE
and COLLATERAL SECURITIES
RICHARDSON Il CO.,
fe12-2w 1113 Main street
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Auction sALEs-Futnre Days:

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioHeer,
l113 Main street.
A T REQUEST OF OWNER, WHO rs
IA moving from the State, I will sell nc public
anc,ion ut house No. 1442 vain street. over Dir.
r. j. Conrads store, on SATURDAY, February
90. at 10 O'Clock ~, bis HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FU xNIT UKt consisting Of
BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS, CARPET,
BUREAU.
MATTRESSES,
TABLES, SAFES,
KNIVES and FORKS,
Several sets Of TABLE WARE,
CUOKISH-s
HEATING.STOYE.
KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c.
TERMS: Cash. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
E. Tin -. @iIE Auc,ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i TRACT OF LAND SEVEN MILES FROM
RICHbOND.-By virtue OF Il deed OF trust e1tcu-
ted by Henry ustin. Jr.. on the 9Th OF DeccmoSr
S6g, to recover a certain debt thu rein named.
shall as trustee, sen at pnbic auction to the high-
est bidder, the premises, on SATURDAY. me
9th day of February. 1875, at IL O'Clock III. O
TRACT OF LAND In Henrico county. containing
SO acres and "a poles. near The Ridge church,H
and two miles from the forks OF he River ana
Westtam roads. The improvements consist OF o
farm This Is a verr valuable farm.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum Of SS0I.9u; and the baiance on
credit OF one and two years. With Interest from
date secured by deed of Il ust.
ie 16-tds CHASTAlN WHITE, Trustee.
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:, COMPLAINTS, 4 Z 5 I'll + ) 5 y
ICE. NAUSEA.
aEAPEST. PUREST, AND BEST
" MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
II have never seen or tried
such a simple, etiicaciouS, sat-
isfactory, and pleasant reule-
DIV in my lirc."-H. HAINER,
81. Louis, Me-.
Hon. Alex. Fl. Stephens.
"Ioccasionally use, when my
condition requires II, Doctor
Simmons-s Liver Regulator
with good effects ~ Hon,
ALEX. Il. STEP EMS.
Governor Of Alahama.
"Your Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time, and am persuaded II Is
q yalus Bile addition 10 the
medical science."-GOy. j.
IlLL SHphEEh, hids
81 have used the Regulator
In my family for the past sew
en.een years. j can safely re-
commend II {, the world IS
the best medicine l have ever
used for that elass Of diseases
1t purp,rs to cure."-H. +.
THiGPES.
President Of City Bank.
"Simmons's Liver Re2u la
tor has proyeda good and ELL
cacious medicine."--C. A.
NUTTISG.
Druggists. ..
1--WE have been acquainted
with Or. simmons's Liver
Medicine for more than twen-
ty years, AMI know IL 10 bc the
best Liver Regulator offered
TO the public."-M. X. LYON
and II. l.. LYON, Bellefon-
tame, Ga.
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CAUTION,

Boy no powders or prepared Sl,lM0Ss'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our engraved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, aad signature unbroken
none other Is gencSe.
@ta j. Fl. ZE1LIN & CO.,
de 2s-6n Macon. Ga, and Philadelphia
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, February 10, 1875.
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Armed with this ANTlDOTE, all climates and
o,,.roos of wafer and food may be faced without
fear. AS a remedy in MALARlOCS FEFEkS,
ROwEL COMPLAINTS, r ES I'll SS y Els ),
JAUSDICE. NAUSEA.
r,,r CHEAPEST, PUREST, AND BEST FAM
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
uIrH WATER
suN AND NOON.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. &c, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Denmark (Br), Williams London-F w Hurst
Steamer Cimbria (Ger) Brandt, Hamburg-Kunhardt 4
Co.
Steamer Andes Br Porter, Port Prince, Laguayra,
6c-Pim, Forwood Co.
City Of Vera Cruz, Deaken Havana--F Aexan-
Dire h Son.
Zodiac 3D. Chaplin Nassau, NPMurray, Ferris
4 Co.
steamer Montgomery, Faircloth, Fenandlna via Port
Roya-H Gelpcke
Steamer Experiment. Pierce. Phadelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Franconia Bragg, Portland-J Ames.
Steamer Nereus Berry. Boston-H Dimoek-
Ship Dunrobin lBr), Harris, Bristol-W Morgan,
Bark Emerald Nor), Peterson, Queenstown Falmouth
Tetens Bockmann 4 Co.
Bark Competitor Ger, Kuhn, Cronstadt-Funch, Edye
Co
Bark A Nordman Ger, Fett, stettin-Funch. Edge
Co
Brig Selma Stanford dtaD Allegro. Gloucester, E-J
Seager.
Schr Addie Vessels Olin, Cat Island-G Vessels.
Schr Como, Lewis Observation-Disclosures Ray.
Schr Roamer, Mcfarland. Boston-Master.
Schr A T Miner, Oakes, Providence-H W Jackson.
Schr A Baker, Murray, New Haven-Deanoy Wal
for
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
THE ALLEGED DIAMOND SNUG
GLERS

Hall and Henry taken before United States
Commissioner Romaine, in Jersey City, yesterday af
ternoon Counsellor Winfield, In their behalf said the
only evidence upon which the government relied was
that OF La Croix government spy who offered Henry
$50 for ring he wore on his finger 1t was shown
that they had been drinking heavily, and were both
drunk at the time Of the transaction La Croix
they told him they had So 900 worth fewery
which they had 'got !" but upon examination
he could tell what they meant by Gin" They had
not shown any what they wore on their persons.
The government officers had seized articles which
they had pawned for $400 and took the diamond rings
from their fingers and diamond cross which one
on his watch chain. Counsel insisted that this
outrage and disgrace. The Commissioner had no
right TO hold them the presumption that better evil
dence could be produced moved for their discharge
The Commissioner held them, in default Of ball. TO
await the action of the United States Grand Jury which
meets in Trenton. Bail fixed at ST. 900 each, and
they were remanded to the County Jail
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

STEAMER LEO Daniels from Savannah Aug 25 for New
York Tybee 26h having broke the head
to engine She will repair and be ready to proceed Sat
urday, 2Sth.
BARK OcKAN Ger Rado from Cardiff for Quebec, ashore
at Caboo Point st Lawrence River, has been condemned
BY surveyors and will be sold.
BARK sABRA MOSES (Br), wrecked Half Moons, Cape
Negro Ms owned by Ryerson, Moses Co. and Dennis
oane OF Yarmouth Ms The Insurance $40 900 the
hull and $4,000 on the freight
BARK SARAH Nichols from Baddock cB, for New York,
for repairs having the 18th inst, hur
rcane lost foremasthead and maintopmast-
R4RK svArRNA survey has been held on the bark
nen before reported New London in distess, She will
be repaired atha port at an estimated cost OF 81 800
BRIe T. II RICH from Baltimore for Boston the vessel
before anchor outside the Capes Of Virginia with
loss Of foremast She towed TO Norfolk yesterday by
wrecking steamer Resolute
BgIe CAmBrA Tupper from New York for Savannah be-
fore eported overdue arrived the latter yesterday
(2eth) She was "a days on the passage
scuR EMPEROR (of Bristol Mel from Boston for Damaris
Gotta and Newcastle with cargo Of groceries Cbefore
porte) Ia ashore ledge 10 miles from Damarscotta mot
near Hodgdons Island Boothbay before reported She
remains on the ledge badly bged and not OF In few
days will probably break up.
scuR Cnas fIoLr from Georgetown. DC, for Boston,
which pu into Norfolk 25th in distress encountered heavy
NE gale 23d and Path inst Bsh OF Chncoteague ost
headstay forerggng galley and everything movable about
the decks split oresals survey was 70 be made on
the 26th
scua REBrccA W HuppELr O'Brien, from Gloucester, bo
fore reported dismased OF Cape May, towed up "a
yesterday She lost her mizzenmast but does
not leak
scuR HANNAH BAKrR Raymond from New York Aug u
or Queenstown for orders was burned ~ sea On tne hH
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
THE WESTERN RIVERS.

WASHINGTON, August 26, 1875,
During the past twenty four hours the Ohio River
has fallen five inches at Pittsburg fifteen inches at
Marietta and eighteen inches at Paducah and will
tinue to fall The Mississippi has fallen twenty-one
inches at Cairo, twenty seven inches at Memphis and
twenty inches at Helena and has remained stationary
at Vicksburg where it is Jne inch below the dan
ger line and has risen two inches at New Orleans
The river will fall rapidly at the stations between
Cairo and Helena and will remain stationary fall
slightly at Vcksburg The Cumberland has fallen ten
inches at Nashville The Missouri has risen fourteen
inches at Omaha inches at St. Joseph and three
inches at Leavenworth and Kansas City, The Arkansas
fallen in Missouri and the upper Mississippi Valley.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
FOREIGN PORTS.

AFRICA July 2s-Arrived previously, ship John Harvey,
BlrlBAso. Aug ls-Arved schr Clara Montgomery, Mil
BEAR RIVER Ms Aug 24-Arrived schrs MineOa Boston
CALCUTTA, Aug 22-sailed bark eentoO, Staples New
CooUImBo, July ARRIVED, ship St Mark. Grinden Liv
6ALLAo. July 27-saed, ship Aida Mehan, Pabellon de
In port Aug g. ships Reed Bruce to load guano for
Europe acon tNic Hunt from Tacoma via Arca arrived
Chartered-Bark caprera DR. 755 ton for Puget Sound
or burrard met 20 load lumber Tor Peru,
HsS1sA ss sa@s 2ns mpssSD nd
anola; Tappahannock, Pendleton, New Orleans
d ship La oe OB & Bsgdon b
25th, brgs Daisy (Bp, Boston Ellie Butler (BD Deme-
IocKroRr, Ms Aug 24-Auived, brig Bertha CBr), Maya
MIRAxIcHr, Aug 2a-Arrived bark Stormy Petrol CBr,
& ans & % %@ 0ns 5 for
QUEBEe Aug 22-Arryed steamer Peruvian (Br, Graham,
RIcnBucro. Aug ls,Arriyed, bark Live Oak Br), ou-
s0S Ma%SuSg Sg va % North nS sydney Or Rent voun
sr JAoo Aug i3~Arrived, brig Lophema CBr) Maestro
sailed 10th schr Fred Jackson, Pettngn Philadelphia
New York and cleared lih for Cape Breton 7th
SYDNEY, CB mot Cow Bay, Aug S4~cieared briggs H
81 JoHN, NB, Aug 2e-Arrived schr Peasley, from
ToME, July a-sailed bark Annie LOWS Morse New York
TURKS IsLAEps, Aug 3-Arrived, brig Alice Br Mont.
gomery New York for Truxillo
vALPARAIso July 9-saed, bark Jason or) for Arca to
discharge thence to quque load nitrate for New York
AIS Cd
Sailed June % not 24th) ship Magellan Henry Bos-
ton; July George skohed Skoheld Pisaqua and Caao
10th, bark Capt Dan (Brl. White Iquique and Cork
Cleared July i6 ship Quintero GuaD Manning Caldera
and Boston.
In port July H. ships Blanchard Green for Peru to
load for Europe Trasslto Alvarez Nic Doe from Puget
sound arrived 10TH Union Nic from do, do baks Emma
Scanned Br, Webber for Lca TO load wheat for United
kingdom Alice Cooper tr King, for Peru TO load for
cisco arrived l2h Yaldva Chip, from Puget Sound
rived 10h Juan Pearson (BrD, lie Boeuf unc.
sailed 21st for New York;
Arrived 2fh schrs Venture Portland land sailed % re-
turn BOnetta, do
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM Aug 23-Arriyed bark TIVE busters Dutch,
Harding, Pensacola.
ANTWERP Aug 25-Arrived, ship Carl (Ger, Bockelman,
New York barks Lussgnano Aus Sentinelo, do Eduard
(Ger) Halberstadt Baltimore 2eth steamer
yada Br Braes, New York
Sailed from Flushing 25th, IL PM steamer Nederand
(Belg), James, Philadelphia
BRIsToL, Aug 26-Anyed, bark Waldo, Estes wscasset
Ne.
Sailed 25th, ship Hazeltine Glkey United States.
BREMEN, Aug 24-saied, ship John Rutherford CBr,
o'Neal United States; bark Roberto Br), Geddes do
CowEs, Aug 2e-Arrved, bark Bounding Blow, Teagul,
London for Lagos (see below)
COPENHAGEN, Aug 23-Arrived, brig r Merry Bradley
New York.
DEAL, Aug 25-Arrved, bark Peti Dubrovacki (Aust),
Chersena1 New York for Leith; 2eth ship Br
Thomson, Chatham, NIB, for sheerness; brig Brothers %
Kenealy New York for Hull schr Ruth Robinson Rogers
do for Hamburg.
FALMOUTH, Aug 25-ship India Patten. from LObos has
been ordered to London.
GLASGOW. Aug 25-saled, ships Rosenesth Br) Mcvicar
Halifax; Abeona CBE), Grossart, North America.
GENoA-Saled, brig Emily Sheldon, Hatch New York.
HAMBURG, Aug 23-Arived ship Hermine Ge0, wilms,
New York; barks Johanna Ger, Koepcke do Frank oD,
Petersen, Wilmington NC; brig Rama Nor), Larsen do.
Sailed 23d bark Iduna Nor, Tonnesen, United States
LrvERPooI, Aug 25-Arrved, ship Lottie Warren (Br)
Cawsey, Boston.
LONDON, Aug 2e-Arrived, barks Adelgundo (Ger Han.
sen Quebec; Gylfe Cswe), Thornstrom, do.
Sailed 25th, ship Hermann (Nor, Wetesen, North Amer
lea; barks Atalants (B, Doran, United States Prima
Donna (Nor), Housker, North America.
Sailed from Gravesend 26th ship Ontario Patterson New
York.
MovILLE, Aug 25-Anved, steamer Texas BE, Lauren
son, Montreal (and sailed for LiverpooD.
MELBOURNE, Aug 25-Arrved ship Flying Eagle, Crowe
New York.
PESARrH, Aug 25-Arrived, bark sues QtaD, Crscuoo,
New York
PALERMO Aug 25-saied, steamer Caledonia CBr), for
New York.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 26-Arrived bark Solomon Ferguson
New York was reported arrived i4th) schr Walker
Dunn Charleston (was reported arrived 23d).
Also arrived 26th Sam Weller Br Ranton New
York.
ROTTERDAM Aug 25-Arrived bnrks Jas Boyd CBH,
Hilton New York. Grace CB, Wade, do Che latter
ported arrived 17th)
Sailed 24th, bark Lndesnaes (No). Jonassen United
States
Rio JASEIRo Aug 24-Arrved previously bark Adelaide
Bailey Baltimore.
Sailed about Aug 25. steamers Merimack, wfer New
York; Mimosa CBr), Crowe. Baltimore
sASrASDER, Aug 21-Arrved, bark Tribes (Sp) Tribes
Progreso
wEsrPoRr Aug 2e-Arrived, bark President sverdrup
Nor), Jorgensen, Quebec
Arrived at - Aug 81, Ocean, from United States
LONDON. Aug 2e-Shp Tecumseh Ellis from Singapore
June for Liverpool has been Port Alfred with
loss Of rudder.
Bark Bounding Bilow, Teagul from London for Lagos,
has arrived at Cowes with loss of sails.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
DESCENT UPON THE EEL por.n

Excise Commissioner sunor and Inspectors Terhune
and Jackson Of the Excise Bureau made tour Of in.
spection through the concert saloons Of the Fourth
Sixth, Tenth and Fourteenth wards last night. and
found that in all cases they complying with the
law as there were women waiting on the tables. the
beverages being served up by men and boys
About eleven O'Clock the Commissioner and his aids
entered notorious den. called the Eel Pot in Hes
ter street. and found there the proprietor Thomas
Ryan, and his barkeeper, Henry Skler, and about
twenty impoverished wretches, who lying around
on the barrels different stages OF noxication. The
Commissioner directed the inspectors 10 Ryan
and sklcr and they locked up in the Fourteenth
precinct station house for the night Ryan is the
who was arrested for keeping similar
place. called the "Morgue," at No 255 Mott street. and
u now under 81 600 bail for violation OF the Excise
The Excise Board s determined not 70 grant licenses 10
wha. arc called bucket shops under any cncumstancea
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

the 18th inst The picked mp the Goth by schr
kckerson Of Dartmouth and landed at HArwieh Mass
the 23d The registered 33S tons, was built at
kennebunk Me, In 1857, owned by Capt J Baker and
others OF Harwch Mass valued AZ about Sl6OO
Her consisted Of 80 $50 gallons refined petroleum
NEw SoHooNKR-The new schr Martin l. Smith, Capt
Smith, towed to Baltimore Aug % and will be htted
She built Island Va, for Philadelphia
and Massachusetts parties She is SmaSted will carry 500
tons and intended for the general coastwse trade Three
jamestown Island
BANGOR Aug 24Schr Waterloo sold auction by Mr.
Patten yesterday. Capt Reed purchased her for Sl40
NoRroLR Aug 25-The sehr Charles Elmer, Capt Car:
SON. from Phiadephia 10 Washington DC with cargo OF
coal put into this port Monday night for repairs She
ports having been struck by squa In the bay Monday
boom and flying jbboom.
The schooner David Collins CAPTAIN Townsend from
Philadelphia for Washington DC with cargo OF coal en-
countered the gale or Back River light She
mainsa and main ga and had her fow house washed
of She put In yesterday for repairs furnished with
needed sails and will proceed on her voyage to-day.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA Aug 25-Arrived, Ellen Tobin Jer-
City; Twilight. New York. A Howe f,r
Georgetown.
saiIed-schrs W Huston, Providence; II winship, @
7 Garrsh, Mason, Dow and w Franklin, drom
AProSAUG, Aug 25-Arrived, schr Hannah Blackman,
sailedv,schrs John Chafee Buell., and Allen Gurney,
Gurney, New York, ~
BOSTON, Aug 2e-Auived steamer Reading coburn
York (see Miscellany.
Cleared-Barks Norabe Hail, Richmond va John II
Pearson Taylor Phladelphia; schrs Ruth shaw shaw
Lingar, Is; Edward Kidder Chase New York; Georgie
Shepard, Rich, Calais TO load for England).
saled-Barks q Rensens, Ocean Pearl and Meguntcook
Antelope
BALTIMORE, Aug 25-Arrived schr Melissa Wiley
Arrived steamers Hibernan CBO Archer Liverpool
va Halifax sea Gull Chds Chareston Lucille, Bennett
Win %Mtmlngton nOi Fanny Cadwalader Foster, New York
scnrs John , Beacham Woodland do; Charles SAMPSON
Mhden Proydencei Darlington, Parker New Haven
John Manson Manson. Boston Bushrod Hill, Higgins
or,and and cleared to reurnj Clara Simpson, Tapey
cesred7ISeamors vlneland Bowen, New York; Johns
nopNns hallet Boston; barks sansonc Nns Capponl,
Queen 2neeinstewni Monitor, Eaton ChMeston N HSSven, S,
nrch Portland Mo- schrs John shaw, Lewis New YORK,
Howard Williams Wainwright, do; 4 Hooper, Hooper
Boston, L0ttie Taylor do.
halled-Barks SansOne and NJ Haven
,BkUNSWlCk. On, Aug 29-Arnyed, steamer Huntsville,
Chester Farns"'I"" -'--- "a Tor New York;,