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ACHT CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO


Is everyv here pronounced. by competent Judges
to be Superior to others for the following reasons
II 10 made OF the finest stock grown
II has q mild ana agreeable aroma
IT 10 anti nervous In it's effects, as
II 10 free from drugs, the NioofiNs
Having also been extracted.
1t leaves no acrfd, disAgreeable after taste
Does not sting or burn the tongue.
Leaves no offensive oder in the room
Orders Tor elegant Meeyschasng pipes
Are daily packed in various bags
IL is Of a bright golden color
Being very light, one pound will last
Two or three times a. long as others
Buy IL, try il, and convince yourself. III
Your dealer does not keep il ask him to get H.
EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO
Is also very good article, and makes an excellent
smoke; II is much lower in price and of heavier
body than the former, and its sale, wherever in
troduced, Is not only permanent, but constantly
on the increase. Orders for elegant Meerschaum
brand daily.
BE SURE YOU GET LoRILLABDs.
We are still packing 800 daily in Csntxry Chew
ing Tobacco, and have lately improved it's quality
very much. &c c-ln
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PRkPARE FOR WINTER
- sTneeRsnss Tor al kinds aud sizes Of -
> - n can b found Al BoYD's srovs and ~
II y Akk. @5s sth street bring name Ana
ul ". VI s,oNe Old stoves taken in part pay 70
= st, Sess hobERT BOYD, az Nk. bet. b az
&C SIM
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~The cheap lewelry establishments =,
Providence employ &C. itaI Of s3O,COI.ooo Va
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WOOD AND COAL

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOB
IL GLEASON 4LENNy
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
Ct tner bspot and Chief once, @ street wharf. "
C.sToBRs CO., corner 18th and +, Wash
H.BAiLEY CO., corner 7th and r;
b. TRAUTMAN, III Pa. avenue, between l9th
and 9th streets.
J. J. BO0UH. corner Bridge and High, George
town. -1-- jyl66mf
WILLIAM GUINANB,
COAL, woop, LINE. ~ EMlHr, 10.
Central once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue, betwses
9Th and 7th streets west. Branch Yard, corner ia
street east and street south. Wharf and Steam
Saw Mill foot OF Sd street east Large Wharf accom-.
modatfons for loading and unloading vessels and
prices. ye lily
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pole, leaves her wharf, foet II Sew
ssan street sio. 9hILr ts =. V
VERNON, landing and Receiving passenger. Al
ALEXANDRIA, FORT FOOTE. FORT NASH
IIJN W ~ a n hALL HALL, No. aud WHITE
Fare TO Mount Vernon and return, incl udine af-
mission 70 the Mansion and Grounds, sl.so.
Entertainments on board
Tickets for sale at ell the PRINCIPAL Hotels ana
at the steamer o wharf
The Arrow can be chartered by private parties,
clubs, or association D meke afternoon or m DON
light excursions OF the Potomac by applying ou
board, or to JAMES SYKES,
General Superintendent,
90 10 I'm Once WiIlsrds' Hotel.
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MA G A B D.
AND REOPE NING
G.. W. HARVEY & CO. q STEAMED OYSTER
SALOON,
No. 2s9 Pa ave bet 9th and nth sta

rendering our thanks to our many friends and
the public for the very generous patronage here
tofore bestowed upon rs, we take pleas are now in
stating that We have Just refitted in an elegant
manner, and will stand open from to-day hence-
Toward, prepared to serve our friends and the
community with all the most choice varieties Of
OYSTERS, making speciality Of Oysters, our
long experience in the trade and Preparation of
them fully enabling rs TO guarantee to the public
the finest varieties at al times and under all cir
cumstapces. Prepared for the table In every an
proved style knewn to the culinary art in the
preparation OF this famous bivalve. We invite a
q. W. HARVEY & CO.,
No. 2e9 Pennsylvania avenue,
ee y u between 9th and 10th SITS.
~DR. .PRATT, DENTIST, fourth story,
~ W., Woodwsrds Building, 31s street, be.
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PIC MICS. EXCURSIONS. Ar
WILL oPEN, on

PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Or.
A TTENTIoN. ICE CONSUMERS -The seoops
Grsnd Afternoon and Evening PIC NC OF "a.
Dk1NEks OF TIE WAsHTNGTON Ann
GkORGBTOWN IOR co. viii take place AZ
SEVENTH STREET PARK
On TUESDAY. DC ToBfR q, I-6-
The Committee pledge Themselves 10 MAKE tn.
one OF the best Pic Mics OF the season. The a
National Brass and String Band has been
engaged for the occasion. Dancing 10 com
mence at q clock u. m
Tickets. admitting Gent and Ladies' so O<nts
Floor Managers-ThOs. Hutchfn.on, Shss p
Bees Ballet Msster-Frederic Hager.
Committee-Ges. Hsger, Jas. Sweeney. ya-
bsesett. Dan McDevitt, Jas. Carr er, D. Nc 3uira
frsnk Burton, Douglass Teunnnt 90 AZ.
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NO CHE, NO PAY Go to DIR LA FOREST
4 BhOTHEBs and be cured They have
gwen their particular attention 60 the treatment
aso eure OF All forms OF disease, particularly that
81 iNste character, for twenty years This a.
the Oldest established Botanic Medic Al One in
tne Dlstlict, and have saved thousau from a AZ.
graceful and horrible death. Hog impertant IL a.
ihen, Tor those unfortunates who have brongb,
olse sse upon Themselves. 20 be cured hrf,re n q
TOO late thus preventing exposure 90 tas.,..ii..s
street, Island. IL senth
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New York BUCHWHEAT FLOUR OF finest
quality. N W. BURCHELL
oc cor 18th and y under Ebhitt HnuseN
Sg PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. vi

FULL SUPPLY OF THE BEST MAKES.
~ SHORT GLOVES, So; LONG OR TWO.
BUTTON GLOVES, S2a5.
s. WHITE AND LIGHT COLoRs FOB
OPERA. ocI etif
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URAND OPENING OF
BOYS rJUTHs AND oHILpRKS-
FALL CLOTHING.

N First CLASS Hao onsrsS BUILDING
g, sCHkEIDER, TACTICAL BEII gsN,s
IN vi Pennsy Iysnla avenue, between ION sna
siyi. either vim or Without tubing. ASN 2nsd
ia SIAIohs Put ID 10 Hotels and Private Dwell
sIEAMBesssf GoN Nc constantly on hand, s ora
SsIs s9I IS sfasaasS TUBES with ALARM
iN ING sSe e yith nestness and $500
II, ia 81 ,ss sops with Plsins Tipped PoiSts,
eoaatsy AT city prioe. amer. Work done IN the
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PERSONAL.

John WHICH cor wrRCHl, who addressed a
letter TO MRS. Bosticks, Bunkers Avenue
Hotel. yesterday. Will much oblige many mem
bers OF the i. %. by i'm medistey oaIlin on or
sending his address % the steward Of Odd Fellsss
HAIL Ith ST, or WIN. X Mclean, Star once. lt
hk. JOSEPH fLINka OF fRUssIA, CAN
Eth and 18th sts, for the cure Of all venereel Dis
eases, I'm which he guarantees q perfect cure
Ruptures, &c, &C. Alec. the latest Improved Eu-
ropesn Trusses and Rupture Linime . Il Constantly
on hand once hours-s TO u 9. m; % Z D. IN.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
SOUTH AMERICA.

PROCEEDINGS or THE BRAZILIAN CHAMBERS
TIE WAR IN PARAGUAY-THE FINANCIAL
PANIC IN URUGUAY.
We take the following summary of news
from Brazil, the Argentine Republic and Uruguay from
The Anglo Brazilian, Times Of July g:
In the Brazilian Assembly the payment In September
last OF SOOOO under protest for the United States clam
on account Of the Caroline affair, has caused dis
cussons and the 25h ut Conselheiro Paranhos for
may defended his rejection Of IL in 1851 and the Pres
Of the Council informed the Senate that the Govern
ment Of the United States appeared by the dispatches
OF the Brazilian Minister at Washington, had not declined
recOnsiderng the question
The debates Dr. Antonio Periera Pintos Notes for
International Law elected from the Prime Minister the
declaration that the Brazilian Government III no way
gave It's adherence TO the Monroe Doctrine, ana that IT
also completely disapprOyed Of that learned authors
ieaniugs toward annexation of Uruguay or any other
part Of La Plata believing that from the diversity Of
origin aud language, any permanent union with Brazil
would be an impoesiby and would be Injurious To both
countries.
The land aud water reconnaissance of the 9th aud m OF
June showed that the Paraguayans in force upon
the TebQuary; that they had constructed and armed
heavy works from the Paraguay Tor distance along
the north bank OF the TebquaIy and had III part stock
AIDED the Paraguay, just above the mouth 0f the Teb
quarry, with the intent Of placing boom across,
which, however Paraguaya prisoners declared had been
attempted various times without success owing TO the
In the Province Of COrrienes the ousted Gov Nlcolao
Caceres was in arms and his force had been Johed by
another from Entire Rios. The elections Tor President OF
the Confederation largely IN favor of sarlentO so
Tar as known and the result IL now uncqulvocay that
he has received large majority Of ALL probably the two
thirds requisite for election by the people. The Con
gress Is known TO be favorable 10 him should the
failure TO obtain the required majority bring the election
within its Jurisdiction For NIcePresident AlsnH had
best probabilities by the known voting.
The financial crisis Montevdeo had become more
pronounced and the provisions OF the Baron de maua
have been fully realized, thus showing the wisdom OF the
policy pursued by him OF not attempting an impossible
specie redemption. The Monteydean Bank soon went
down, and although the Italian Bank struggled hard 10
MAINTAIN itsef u finally forced TO succumb and close
upon the Zd oi June The panic then grew intense ana
bore upon the Nava and Oriental banks In consequence
OF the state OF things Busamente Minister OF Finance,
had nwngy resigned at the request of the President
The committee appointed by the Judge OF Com
merce 10 investigate the condition OF the Maua Bank
had published Their report showing surplus OF assets TO
The amount Of 1210O5G silver dollars after deducting
1868 7sO silver dollars for doubtful debts.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
NOVA SCOTIA.

DEPARTURE OF SIR JOHN A. M'DoNALD-PRo-
GREss OF THE REPEAL MOVEMENT.
HALIFAX, Aug. 11.-Sir John A. Mcdonald
and party left this city today for Pctou whence they
90 by steamer TO Quebec Their mission is looked upon
as aiallure The Legislature met yesterday Only afew
persons were present and little interest evnced In the
proceedings The Attorney said the Government
would announce It's policy few days In the mean
time ne moved resolutions protesting against the Union
Inc nspatch rom the Colonial Secretary C0nedera-
ZION was ald before the House and ordered 20 be printed
repeal meeting was held at Weymouth which s repre-
sened as highly sueceessfu aud firm IN tue demand for
repeal aud nothing else
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
BULGARIA.

SUPPRESSION OF THE INSURRECIloN'
BELGRADE, Aug. 1.-THE insurrecuonary move
ment in Bulgaria has been entirely suppressed by the
Turkish troops, and the proclamation establishing
state Of siege in the Province has been revoked The
Turkish Government charges Prince Charles OF kou-
mania with secretly melting and promoting the re-
VOLT
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
SERYIA.
rR1Ncr INSTRUMENTATION.

PRINCE KARAGEORGEVlTCH.
PEsTH, Aug. 1l.-Prince Alexander KaTageorgevitch
has been seized with serious illness since bis imprlS
onment here. He has received information from
Belgrade that his estates in SeIyia have been con-
6scated by the Government.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
MEXICO.

TIE CHANTICLEER AFFAGR-PRoYIsIONAL COM
PROMISE-NEWs FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II. 49, Advices from
Mazatlan 70 Aug have been received Capt. Bridge, Of
the British war Chantceer had raised the block
ade at that port stating that the settlement OF the affair
WAS now I'm the hands Of the General Government Cen
Corona had received instructions from Mexico To the
effect that the money taken from the paymaster Of tine
Cbanuclrer should remain deposit until the
adiudicated The employees OF tho Custom House con
ceTued m the transaction 10 be suspended from Office
during their trial before the Mazatlan tribunal copy
OF these Instructions will be presented To the captain OF
the Chantclecr. ,, -
zrd and no Indications OF Improvement IN the futurs
were exhibited Robberes aud murders Of frequent
occurrence since the disbandng of Mariners force and
the arrival Of Guadaajaras troops. Ex-GOv. Gillian OF
Iower California has been liberated on 100000 bonds nm
nm such time rs the General Government may dispose OF
his ease Ounton Douglas, II Sc0tchman, and Manager
of thc Uunrsyle Mint died ~ Guadaaiara Ia May last
The Fnrlish warstcamer COliOu arrived at MaZatlan
JnIv 9o and sailed the next day for Bias The Rn-
pi-h steamer Chnnclcer sailed for Panama July n,
In accordance with orders from Admiral Hastings. The
Steamer IuaeI formerly the Panama, has been accepted
v tle MrXicun Government, AID 4. Miranda Captain Of
The PORT of Maatlan, has been appointed to her
nsnd The schooner IibcIaiO, formerly the Onward.
tron san Francisco, WAS wrecked Custon Island of
thc barbor of MaZatlan, July 90 The United States
steamer Lnckawauna was at La Pdz
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
CHINA.
ALL QUIET.

LoNpoN, Aug 11.-Late adyices from Shanghai re-
port that the disturbances caused by the Mantchoos
on the Amoor River have ceased and at last accounts
the country was quiet and trade on the river unob-
ttmCtcd.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
AUSTRIA.
rnE HuNGARIAN ARMY.

VIENNA, Aug. 1.-THE Emperor Francis Joseph
has sent an autograph letter to his Minister OF wan
urging him to hasten the appointment OF native
Hungarian officers to command the Hungarian troops
in accordance with the provisions of the bill whlch
has Just been passed by the Legislative Chambers at
Pesth.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
ROME.

vRrorENT DEsERTIoNS FROM THE PAPAL ARMY E
PARIs. Aug. ll.-Accounts from Rome represent
that the number of desetions of foreign volunteers
from tho Papal service is daily increasing.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
4 srrnFNTS RIOT.

LoNpov Aug. 1l-Dlspatches from rams iopoaS oaS
that the students assembled III large
~, sno ~ ,be rolice who made several arrests.
DEATH OF ADAH MENKEN.
PARIS. Aug 11--Adah Isaacs MenkeD' the American
actress. died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
EXAMINATION OF THE SHREWSBURY MURDER

EXAMINATION OF THE SHREWSBURY MURDER
RUTLAND, VT, Aug. 1.-THE examination of
the prIsoners Ziba Pluney, Horace X. Plumey,
Frederick G. Plumley and George Butterfly, who are
accused of having August murdered John Gilman,
Ir at Shrew sbury. commenced yesterday and con.
iinned t,,,lay before Justice Warren H. smith Several
,y,,....s ,.rc examined One Of them, Daniel Baci,
trsted that he saw Horace Pnnley draw his revolver
and shoot Gilman dead The case Is to be continued to
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

THE CHINESE EMBASSY AT NIAGARA FALLS.
BrFFALo, Aug. 1l.-A majority OF the Board
n, Trade of tins city ana many private citizens Will
leave here tis afternoon for Niagara Falls to participate
i'm the op at the International Hotel rendered them Ny
lie CLlpese EIubassy,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
Ew-YoRK, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 70, 1865.
SARATOGA.

HOW MONEY is SPENT AT THE sPRINGs-TIE
INDIANs-THE LAST DAY OF THE RACES
: SPLENDID FOUR-MLE DAsil-CoNNOLLY
3 VICTORIOUS POLITICAL GOSSIP MAYOR
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Of Pennsylvania avenue. When the time
comes there may. perhaps. be no occasion for
anything but sympathy for the misfortunes OF
Mr.. Johnson, so far as the individual may be
concerne but the rights of the Executive
Department will none the less demand hear
ing But still the question recurs will the
governmen, Of the constitution survive ell
these shocks and be reinstated harmonious In
oil in parts, or are republican institutions
here, as everywhere else, save In the little
republic Of San Marlno. destined 10 prove .
failursf For an Intelligent answer to this
momensous question every voter in the land
should prepare himself In view Of the ap
preaching elections for tho next President and
the mex. Congress Il lie the remedy reserved
to the people. and intelligently applied il
will still be in season for an effective cure.
Remember the sturdy old Roman who. when
apparently oil was lost. still did not despair OF
the republic; but il the people choose to leave
it to the chapter OF accidents their government
Is gone. and French imperialism or Mexican
anarchy will follow, Is the night follows the
sestin0 SUM-
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
rhe Poli,leal s,e.pls Ch..s :, wn.hins,e,

The Political Steepic Chase n Washington.
In the exciting race at Washington Andrew
johnson is entered alone against almost full
Congress Of competitors for political power
and its perquisiles Needless Of all but
personal and selfish considerations, both Presi-
dent and Congress seem TO be rushing on
towards their respective goals at . breakneck
pace. Can the great and intelligent American
public remain indifferent spectators Of this
struggle for "the spoisr Can they forget
wha. vita. and rsomen.ous interests are in.
volved in i'll
Both parties to the contest profess TO repre-
sent the people. Congress pretcnds II is to
secure the fruits Of our painful and bloody
civil war that IL enters the lists against tho
President OF the United States and the Presi.
dent. In his turn, svows that bis colo desire IL
to maintain constitutional rights agains, fac
tious and .yranncal opposition. Congress
affects 10 be carrying on. the wishes Of the
people, and seeks 10 limit wha. IL stigmstizes
Is tho "ooe-man power 70 odious to our
democratic SOCIETY. TAG Prssidsat On The
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, I

IN the United States District Cour, yesterday the
Of the tinted states va 2os quarter casks or sherry
vine, better known as the ''Gres. Sherry Case was
resumed, aud occupied the court during day Case
uot "a, concluded
Adoiphls Bouraus was yesterday found guilty In the
Court Of oyer snc Terminer upon Indictment for
grand larceny The offence consisted stealing from
fslow boadsr q Vl SECOND avenue and pairs
Of pants valued t $7o. Bouroue sentence 70
three ysars and three months Imprisonment the STATE
Prison.
Michael spats, sued James Lyons In the Supreme
Court Crcu. yesterday for the recovery Of 3loo 900
dsmases for the loss or Of his wife, whe died.
alleged, IN consequence Of Injuries resulting from
90 assault by defendant Case stilI on
The stock market improved yesterday. Government
securities dull Gold Was dull and closed al i\2h.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our special kilograms from Havans contain nsws from
Vsnezssla, Virgin Isles, Dsmarara Bar6adoss Trn.dad
ss Croix, Antigua, Jamaica and So Thomas Several
new Cabinet Ministers Of Venezuela had resigned The
revolution had not Jet been suppressed helsors we're
seen In Barbados the 18th ut Tho ship Purveyos
had arrived At St Crox. hurricane had occurred ~
the Island OF Navassa.
Our Mexican intelligence 10 obtained through special
tslesrams from Cuba. Auction sales OF counscassd
property ordered for the extinguishment OF tho
midaos depredations. President Juarez had been
granted months leave or absencs to visit Washing
son The Mexican government has declared Puerto
Angelo situated the Pacific OF tho State Of
oajaca, port OF entry for foreign and cosstng
mofce
Dispatches from New Msz'co repor, lna, i've hundred
Indians had attacked Fort Lancaster but were driven
OF, Five American had been found dead at the head
OF the Concha
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday several
articles were ordered engrossed for final reading The
article on corporations amended by striking out
tie clause prohibiting the consolidation OF rail-
road companies whose joint capital exceeds SO
and making apply only 10 paraeed competing lines
The article olcal corruption amended by adding
. new section providing for tho removal Of District
Attorneys who prove rom ss in prosecuting criminal
cases under ths kpowle ledge.
The Florida Convention adjourned subject the call
OF tue President yesterday after sgning the
sstusion. which is said TO give general satisfaction
Five members refused TO sign t
Governor Ward. OF New Jersey has vetoed tho rcsc-
luton la ely passed by the Legislature Withdrawing the
States acceptance Of the constitutional amendnlent
known as The fourteenth article.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
Tho Impeachment Prosecu tIOu.

Before the Senate yesterday appeared te
special committee Of the House, Messrs.
Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, and Bingham, of
Ohio, appointed to inform the Senate, as they
did, tina. the House Of Representatives, in the
name Of all the people Of the United States,
had ordered the Impeachment Of Andrew
Johnson, President Of the United States ss
guilty Of "high crimes and misdemeanors,
and that shortly articles Of impeachment
would be presented and made good, upon
which they desired the Senate to prepare for
action. President Wade replied that the Senate
would act accordingly, whereupon the COM
mittee retired. Next, on motion of Mr.. How
ard, committee Of seven of the Senate was
ordered to be appointed by the chair to
arrange the plan Of proceedings to the trial Of
Andrew Johnson, and the chair appointed
Messrs. Howard, of Michigan Trumbull, Of
Illinois Conklng, Of New York; Edmunds,
OF Vermont; Morton, of Indiana Pomegoy, of
Kansas trepublicans), and Johnson, Of Mary
land (democrat, as the committee.
In the House the commit ttee Of seven ap-
pointed by tho Speaker to draft an Indictment
against the aforesaid Andrew johnson held a
preliminary meeting on the business assignee
them. This committee embraces Messrs.
Boutwell, OF Massachusetts, chairman Stevens,
Of Pennsylvania; Bingham. of Ohio Wilson,
of Iowa Logan, Of Illinois Julian, Of Indiana
Crepublicans), and Ward, OF New York demo
craft It Is supposed that the charges and
specifications against the accused will be few
in number and so clear as matters Of fact as to
require but few witnesses and arguments but
from the Importance and extraordinary nature
of the case the trial must necessarily be of
longer duration than similar case involving
q subordinate civil officer. The public, there
fore, must patiently wait the indictment, the
testimony, the arguments Of counsel and the
judgment Of the court Two-thirds Of the Sena-
tors present are required for conviction and
removal from Office Of the party accused; but
as the Senate il nearly three-lourths republi-
can, If we look at IL through party medium
as . court. the case looks rather blue for Mr..
Johnson.
In tbe way Of legislation yesterday the
Senate passed. a bill providing that majority
of the votes actually cast in the Southern re-
construction elections shall be decisive. Under
the law as It stands majority, counting both
sides, of all the registered voters is required
to vote in these elections, and the want of this
majority, from the non-voting policy Of the
opposition, is the difficulty in Alabama. With
its removal We may expect very soon the
restoration OF the outside States to both houses
of Congress, including, perhaps, . sprinkling
OF American citizens OF African descent. So
we 20.