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CONSUMPTION

For the Radical Cure of ASTHMA, BRON-
CHlTIS, CATARRI, and all affections of the
LUNGS, THROAT and AIR PASSAGES:
for General and Special Derangcments of the
NEINOUS SYSTEM; for Disorders of the
BLOOD: and for all Functional Disorders of the
Stomach and BOlrcLs.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases
the strength and deepenS the cOlor efthc pale blood
1t subdues the ChiLLS and Ferer, and diminishes
the ErpectOrdtion. 1t checks the night S1reatS al.
ways in from Scren TO fourteen days. The ape.
tite is iErigOrGted and the patient rapidly gains
fesh, the cough and the difficult breathing are
speedily relieved; the sleep becomes calm and
refreshing; the erdcUdtiOnS regular and Uniform.
ALL TIE GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C, DISArPEAR WITH A
REALLY ASTONISHING RAPIgITY.
The PRESCRIPTION shouldb he used in every
Disease, by WHATEVER NAME KNOWN, in which
there is exhibited any arrangement of either
the NERVOUS or the BLOOD systems. 1t is
uncQualed in Female Disorders, ScGHty or Sup.
pressed MelSeS Whites" dc.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is both
the BEST and the most ECONOMICAL Medi.
cine that can be taken. The average dose is
two teasponstul, taken once day. The patient
never requires, under any circumstances TO use
Cough Mixtures" for the Coush: "Expecto-
rants for the ESpectoration: TONES" for the
Appetite or the Weakness; Iron for the Blood:
Anodynes for the Nervous Irritation: Acids for
the Night SweatS; or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil
for the Wasting. LIS Specific Action is upon the
Constitutional Condition. and, through this Condi
tlOIl, upon the Whole SerisS of S,yIunto,ns
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Potomac Herring.
or HALF BBLs. r q = q r = ID
% Family, just received and for sals By
iunll n REILLY.
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BOARDING.

COMFORTABLY ROOMS AND BOARDING
" can he obtained at Mrs. Mary CALDWELL
south. east corner Of Fourth and Union streets
nnulh.lM
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Rev. c. @. Carrie. A. Ioring.
X. Z. B0aham, DIR. z. A. Hildrett
Jacob X. Greer, A. Allen Howell
MISS HANNAH L. BONHAM, Prineips
MISS H. l. B0SHAM. WITH cOMPB
WI tent assistants, viii open a School 70
Giris, IN the basement rooms of Sc. Matthews
Church, On the first Monday In September.
The course Of stady viii embrace Preparatory
department. Junior, Middle and Senior Years.
and IL Eil be the aim Of the Institution to far.
nish thorough instruction Ia the ordinary
branches Of education. In Music and In Modern
Languages
Applications for admission may DO made
either u the Principal or 10 the Rev. Mr..
Cqrrie, OF 20 any member Of the Board Of
Directors augl3tavdkwtd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Situation wanted,

ny A COMPETENT WOMAN, TO DO
ID general Homework. Wages not so much an
object as home for herself and child, two years
old. Apply at Wheeling Hospital. augls-lt
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EDUCATIONAL.
Granville Female College.
Thirty. Fifth Year Begins Sept I,Ih

TpHIS OLD AND POPULAR INSTITUTION
J. Is one of the best places 10 srcurr a thor
ough and finished education at reasonable cost
Granville Is about seven hours ride froR WEr,l
ing via {. .. K. X. Terms, 600 year.
Address, w. T. hEEE,
Granville, Licking county, OH,
aup- sndim Wit
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance

DAILY REGISTER.
Ono vear...s7 50 Three months.--.s2 W
Six months. .... 4 90 One month -----'
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CITY.
ar week is cts. Per month. ...65 cts.
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sal
urday.N
One copy, W.. = 90 One copy, MOSS W W
Five copies, 1 yr. 20 90 One copy, ) mos w
A free copy will be sent to the getter up oil
each club Of FIVE.
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One COPY, yr....sa 90 Tive copies, yrs 90
One copy, 6 mos. / 70 Ten copies, w. ls w
One COPY 5 mos. 50 Twenty" lyr. 36 10
A free COPY of the WEEKLY will be sent for
each club Of TEN; and a Tree copy OF the FRI
WEEKLY will be sent for each club OF TWENTY.
Der ARBEITER FREUND.
GERMAN WEEKLY
yMail. ~ 90 BY Carrier. 81 %
Same club rates as WEEKLY REGISTER.
Advertising Rates per square.
"a square is of an inch space)
One time.sl 90 One week.-Mrs. %
Two times. -.. l 50 Two weeks w
Three times...... 9 90 One month. -...-. w
LOCAL NOTICES" per line. Is cents, but no
notice inserted for less than One Dollar.
Advertisements in Weekly.
One Square, each insertion. ..--.-.--.N " "
Special Notices. per line -
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Ons war 80 Three months. .
Six months. .. 90 One MONTH. ----.
To srrpscRIBERs IN THE CITY.
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GEORGIA.
Legislative PrOceedings-State Officers CtrD.
sen-Report of Committee on Elections.

Legislative PrOceedngs-State Omcers CHM.
sen-Report of Committee on Elections.
ATLANTA, August 8, 1868.
In the election Of State officers to-day by the Legs
lature the entire republican ticket was chosen.
bill was presented in the Legislature to-day for
an election Of municipal authorities for Augusta to
MI vacancies caused by the relief OF the present mill
tary appontees.
In the Senate the majority report of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections was adopted-22 to Is.
The majority report is to the effect that by the laws
of Georgia alone none OF the elections legally
held. The committee are constrained to think that
military tribunals alone are competent to decide
upon military orders The present Legislature
elected under a state OF things which has passed
away, was organized and placed in possession of the
civil power at the opening OF the session, and the
committee are OF the opinion that the wisest course
would be to consider the order OF General Meade de-
claring the election legal one final and conclusive
as to the eligibility Of members and all other ques-
tOns In view OF all the circumstances they propose
. resolution that General Order No. 80 from General
Meade in relation to the persons elected to the Sen
ate be declared and held conclusive to the rights
OF the persons named to their seats.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-L0NDoS August as
=. M.-COnsos closed at % for money and 94h a % =
for the account United States fvetwenty bonds.
IL. Erie Railway shares, 80. Illinois Central. 9i7s.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFORT, August g.
11:20 A. M.-United States bonds opened at 49, fOr
the issue OF 1862.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs August 8-The Bourse
closed quiet. Rentes. 10 francs 81 centimes.
LIVERPOOL COTrON MARKET-LIvERPOOL, August
6-5 =. M.-The cotton market closed with q de
Ginning tendency. The following are the closing
hgure5:-Middllng uplands, 9id. midding Orleans,
97sd The sales OF the day have footed up 10000
bales.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTUFFs MARKET LIVERPOOL.
August 6-5 =. M.-The breadsturs market IA quiet
aud prices are unchanged. Corn, 35s. per quarter
for mixed Western. Wheat-No. 2 red Western
opens with an advance OF I'd. on last nights prices;
quoted los. sd. White California steady at LIS.
Barley, S. Id. per bushel. Oats 80. ID per as lbs.
for American. Peas, 46s. Cd. per 50s lbs for Cana
dian. Flour, 27s. cd. per Dbl. for Western canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKgr-LIvBRPOOL,
August 6-5 =. M.-The provisions market Ia quiet.
Pork lat Eastern prime mess, 75s. Beef. 1923. ID.
per fierce for extra prime mess. Lard $685. per cwt.
FOR American Cheese $50. per cwt. for best grades
OF American. Fine bacon, 4gs. per cwt. for Cumber
land cut.
6-5 r. M.-Rosin So. sd. per cwt. for common North
Carolina and l3s. Cd. for fine. TallOw, AS 3D. per
cwt. Turpentine 2,s Cd. per cwt. for spirits. Pc
trOeum, IL. sd. per gallon for refined and 10d. for
spirits. Glover seed. 34s. Cd per cwt for American
red.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoSDoS, August 8-k
p. Mo- IL Dutch standard sugar on the spot, 30s-
3D. per cwt. Lnseed oil, f33 per ton Calcutta lin
seed 6ls. Linsced cakes, eli l5s. per ton. Sperm
oil. 900. Whale OIL E36 per ton
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwHRP,A August 6.-Petr0-
leum closed quiet at ssh francs Tor standard white.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Republican ConventiOns-Sailing Of Steamer
Nevada-FrOm Japan-Success Of the
Tycoon.
SAN FRANCISCO, August g. 1858.
The Union State Convention met at Sacramento
to-day for the purpose Of nominating five electors.
The Second and Third Congressional District Union
Conventions met In Sacramento yesterday. A. A.
Sargent, OF Nevada county, was nominated for Con.
gress from the Second district and Chancellor Hart
son, of Napa county, was nominated for Congress
from the Third district. The First District Conven-
ton will meet in this city August for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for Congress
The opposition steamship Nevada sailed to-day for
Panama with Sis 900 In treasure for New York.
The steamship Continental has arrived from the
North with $l23.oO0 In treasure. The Continental
spoke the United States steamer Onward. twenty
nine days from Yokohama, Japan, and took on board
an officer with dispatches for the government.
The advices from Japan are to July and represent
an unusually wet season. The tea and silk markets
were dull The Tycoon had been generally successful
in his military operations against the Mikadoes,
though the war might result In division Of the en-
pre-
Flour has declined Superfne Is quoted at IS so
and extra at So 50. Wheat quiet at 81 90 81 so.
Legal tenders 69n.
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HAYTI.

Position and Atrocities Of the PicOs-The Siege
Of the Capital-Bnnishments to jamaica
Naval.
HAVANA, August 8. 1868.
President Salnave still holds out in Hayti He is
reported to be gaining ground in the interior. The
Picos hold Goave. Legoane and Jacme The light.
house at the latter port has been fortified, as the
place Is now besieged. The Picos were committing
all sorts OF atrocities.
Eleven prominent citizens Of Hayti, who had taken
refuge in the American and British Consuates were
sent into Punishment at Jamaica.
At the instance OF President Baez OF st. Domingo
President Salnave had declared Jacmel in state Of
blockade, as well as Mragoane and st. Marc.
General Hector has found 1t impossible to return
to Port au Prince.
The Cacos had captured gunboat which they hat
lost In December last.
The rebels were but a mile from Port au Prince
They had repulsed Salnave's troops in an attack
made against their position. They lost, however,
ninety prisoners, who taken to the capital The
losses on both sides In the engagements Goave
were very severe.
The British gunboat Mullet had gone to Kingston,
Jamaica, apd the Phoebe was expected. The Ameri-
Gao man-ofwar Penobscot was at Sofa Gallon.
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STATEN ISLAND INTelll6eNCe.

the YELLOW FEVER AT QUkRAsTISg.--The Depu-
ty Health Ofcer In the lower bay reports the arrival
VI the ocean queen from Aspinwa with two cases
one man was convalescent OF yellow fever and an.
other down with intermittent fever. The brig F. II.
Haviiand from Havana, lost one man In HOSPITAL
and has another convaescent from the disease Cap.
tain Reed. OF the schooner Ben Reed, from Glen.
fuegos, died on wednesday morning OF black vomit
at Quarantine Hospital, as also did a boatman
named Nicholas Smith.
SALE or QUARANTINE PROPERTY. ground
known az the Quarantine at staten Island was sold
yesterday at private sale for the sum Of 100000
comprises about eighteen acres, having o valuable
water front. A reservation Of four acres was made
ton, until 1870. Tho sae was made BY the Quaran.
tine Commissioners, the Messrs. Shorthand aud
otheTa subject W mortgage OF t2o0QQ0.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1858
GRANT.
Reception aud speech Of General Grant In s''
Louis.


Reception and speech Of General Grant In St
Louis.
ST. LOUIS, August 8, 1868.
Genera, crrSB, was serenaded here tonight a
,,;aa crow ,a 49, >rdance at the residence OF
~ "''" "oNee. hundrecss ~aral.
the residence and were introduced to the oer- ~
Between ten and eleven O'Clock three bands, e"F
accompanied by large crowd from ditrereHt par's
OF the city. with banners and transparencies aVeu
and serenaded him. In response to repeated ca us
the General appeared and introduced to the
crowd by General Pile. General Grant stepped for
ward and spoke as follows:-
GENTLEMEN AND FELLOW CITIZENs-I can scarcely
nnS words to thank you for this very hearty and
warm reception 1t Is peculiarly gratifying to me to
meet 30 many friends in st. Louis, place which has
arisen since have been q man grown, and where
have interests and where intend to become resi-
dent at some future day. Thanking you again
will bid you good night.
The speech was received with nine cheers and
large numbers pressed forward to greet the General
who remained on the steps some minutes and shook
hands with all who could approach within reach.
He soon afterwards left for his home.
General Grant leaves tomorrow FOR Gaena, Ill.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDB.-Felix Cent? German, re-
siding at No. 1872 sixth street. attempted to commit
suicide last night by taking morphine while in 1T
OF dependency lie was taken to Bellevue Hos
pital.
DROWNING CAsUALrY.-George Hussey, forty
eight years OF age residing at 2o4 avenue b, while
fishing at the foot Of Eighth street last evening, fell
into the river and was drowned. His body was re-
covered and the Coroner notified.
CAR CAsuALTY-James Casey, nine years OF age,
reading at 81 PARK street, run over by car 70
Of the avenue line yesterday afternoon and badly
injured The driver OF the car. Murtagh Malone,
was arrested by officer Hughes, OF the Twenty sixth
precinct.
ro,-sp DRowyED.-At six O'Clock last evening the
hody OF an unknown man, about twenty eight years
OF age five feet seven inches In height, with red
hair and dressed In a check shirt with black coat
and pants, was lounu noaunB III tue riVer ~ tue
Jersey City ferry.
Assault ON A TwBSTy-FIRsT WARD OFFIcER.-As
officer Lambrech. OF the Twenty first ward, was
taking prisoner TO the station house last evening
whom he had arrested for pitching pennies OF his
companons assaulted the oficer with stones striking
MIN on the arm and head and rescuing his prisoner.
Three Of the gang were subsequently arrested by
captain Anare'
SHOOTING IN THE EIGHTH wARD-As oflcer Dele
car was attempting TO arrest Henry G. Lewis color.
ed AZ the corner OF Laurens and Grand streets last
night, for being drunk and disordery, he
VI
he Drew his revolver and fired, the ball taking effect
in the right knee of Isaac Garrett, who was standing
near The wounded man was attended by Police
Surgeon Armstrong.
DISCOVERY OF HUMAN RBMAIss.-At about half.
mast seven last night q quantity OF human bones,
seemingly portions OF four bodies, which had been
hpried some time were found In vacant lot at the
Garner Of Sixty.fourth street and Madison avenue.
Tbey had apparently been but recently deposited
moro and were removed to the Nineteenth precinct
station house To whom they belong or whence
thew came Is not known. The Coroner was notified
TO hold an inquest
posr MoRrgas-SUPPosED SrrcIDEs-Deputy
Coroner DR.. John Beach yesterday afternoon held
most mortem examinations upon the bodies OF
Charles Riemenschneider who died suddenly In the
once Of Dr. Frederick Schneider, No. lag Second
street, yesterday morning and DR.. Hermann Der.
long. who died at No Is Amity street from the
effects OF morphine, as reported In the case OF
Riemenschneider Or. Beach found the presence Of
some corrosive poison In the stomach, which, II Is
sunposed was taken for the purpose OF selfdesruc-
tio. and In the case OF Dr. Berlong the inner coating
nj tne stomach was found to be completely cauerzed
a condition indicating the action Of some more de-
structve agent than morphine. InqTests will be
held In each to-day. DR.. Berlong II Ia said, was
recently under examination before Justice Dodge
upon some charge, and was heard 10 say that he
would take morphtne before be would 70 70 sing
SinO
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FRANCE.
Queen Victoria at tho TuiIories-A Royal
Engtish Tour.

Queen Victoria at tho TuiIeries-A Royal
English Tour.
PARIS, August 8, 1888.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria landed at CherbOurg
yesterday and reached this city last evening She
was received at the station by her Majesty the
Empress Eugene and proceeded to the TuiIeres.
The Queen OF England will make q short tour on
the Continent, as previously arranged in London
Her Majesty left Osborne House on the evening OF
the 4th inst. and embarked on board the royal yacht
Victoria and Albert, Captain the Prince Leiningen
She ran over to the French coast pleasantly. Ac-
cording to present programme the Queen will pro-
coed from Paris to Lucerne. II this arrangement Ia
carried into effect the yacht is expected to return
direct to Osborne from Cherbourg to convey the
Prince and Princess Louis Of Hesse from her
Majestys marine palace to Antwerp.
On the Queens return from Switzerland IL ia I'M
derstood that the orders for the Victoria and Albert
will be to proceed TO Havre to receive her Majesty
and suite board for reconveyance across the chan
mel TO Osborne.
The Queen will leave Paris tonight for Switzer-
land.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
Agitation for Canadian Independence-ltob-
berry Of Churches.

Agitation for Canadian Independence-ltob-
berry Of Churches.
MONTREAL, August 8, 1865.
Mr.. Lanctot who has been at the head OF all the
labor movements and strikes and who ran Cartier
80 closely at the last election is advocating the In.
dependence Of Canada.
Lodges for this purpose have been wild civ formed
throughout Canada and among the French Cana
dams In the United States.
The movement makes some sensation
Nearly all the Catholic churches in this CITY have
been robbed of gas fixtures, piping, &C.
The Nova Scotia Difculty-Anti-Union Con.
ventiOn.
HALIFAX, August 6, 1885,
SO far the Canadian Ministers have received atten
lions from the Lieutenant Governor Admiral and
private individuals but no public demonstration has
been made But little is known concerning the re.
suit OF their mission. Rumor Gays, however, that Mr.
Howe and other Dominion members accept the situa
ton. Fifty-one members Of the Assembly and ten OF
the Legislative Council have been holding conven
ton the past three days. The proceedings are said
to have been very harmonious. A committee OF
seventeen was appointed, including the Executive
Council, with Mr.. Howe as chairman, 70 consider the
best means I'm the present emergency lot securing
repeal The convention then adjourned 10 FIluay.
The local Parliament met at twelve y. to,uay anq
remained In session i've minutes and tnen adlouIneo
til Monday TO give the convention time 70 co"pe'e
T6e veathss d clear. THERMOMETERS ,naicstes %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-07
ST. DOMINGO.

Defeat Of the Baecists by the Cabraiists at
Seybo-Banishments Continuc-(;0Id scarce.
HAVANA, August 8, 1858.
At Seybo the Cabralists, under one Of the Ogan-
dos, defeated the Baecist forces commanded by
General Brigmann, German. The latter was
killed In the action. The whole southern portion Of
st. Domingo has now risen in favor Of General
Cabral The latter, together with his eutenants,
Luperon and valverde, still at Jacmel, accord
ing to latest accounts, although some versions left
him 10 St. Domingo.
President Baez continued to issue orders OF Danish
ment against his opponents.
Gold was not to be obtained anywhere in the mer-
camille community.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Hawaiian Minister PlenipOtentiary En- Route
for EurOpe-PropOsals for a New Steamer
Shipment Of Coolies.
SAN FRANCISCO August S, 1858.
The steamship Montana arrived tonight from
Honolulu. Among the passengers is Mr. G. Deveri-
gay the Hawaiian Minister for Foreign Affairs, who
is en- route for Europe with plenpotentiary powers
for the revision Of treaties, &c.
The contract for the second steamship between
San Francisco and Honolulu for which subsidy ts
offered by the Hawaiian goyernme mt, will be offered
to bidders in this city.
The steamer brings documents which show that q
large number OF coolies have been shipped at Macao,
China. for Havana and the Chincha Islands.
The United States steamer MOhOngo Is at Homo
lulu.
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The North Missouri Ra,Irond.

ST. LOUIS August 8, 1868.
The City Council yesterday granted to the North
Missouri Railroad Company the privilege OF extend
ing their track down the levee to an elevator on the
river bank, and appropriated five hundred feet OF
the river front for the purpose OF establishing ferry
designed for the transportation OF laden cars across
the RIVER These franchises expected TO and
will have the effect OF increasing the grain trade In
this city and will enable the railroad company to
handle grain in bulk and drain the wheat and corn
growing regions of North Missouri ami Southern
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