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On reviewing the above anai7 scs it Nlli b@
seen that, in tho "patapsco Powder" above ~
per cent of burnt alum IS used; over ~ per Ct;
IL "Andrew's," ovo- 70 per cent IN ';5oo!ey g.
and about 50 ror cent in she .Cnsrm.
nsr lot op.e pouneH of these powders
could be sold tn england, rs Is ~
against tEse law 10 use ssss,si for In,;sE@-
ITO p,rna.s dec 1S-lm
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eassasejkIsxssfN q 6t A.sskJyestssf.
From tho Scientific American. Eov. l6. 1873
The Deleterious Use of Alum in
Bread and Baking Powders.
BY HENRY 4. MOTT. JR.. PED, Z. Ri

BY HENRY 4. MOTT. JR.. PED, Z. b.
Out Of the many baking powders havo OK
amned, / have selected the moro prominent
ones that are adulterated, giving in each case q
quan:itative Analysis Of the same. Tho ioll0WIg
anslyse1 are 81 'Dooley's Standard Dxking
Powder, Cham Baking Powder" and tie
baking powder manufactured by g. e. Andre rs
& &C., of Milwaukee. Tho sIslysis of tho last
three baking powders given in the first column
was made by Professor Robert W. Schneider.
NO. l-DOOLEY'S STANDARD BAhI&G
POWDER.
Eu1ns Alum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % IS re. G.
Elc6r Donate CT GCGS........., ......"..n ~ II
Sesqutcarbonste OF AmInohis..."..- 2ol
Sfeam CT Tartar MONO
Starch ......... 4TGI
10000
NO. 2-PATAPSC0 BAKING rOWDGr,
Smith, Eanwsy & Co., Baltimore. hid
Anslysis oT
Dr.. Mott.
burnt Alura..,,...."l9 IL Per Ct 2)0} re" Ct
Blcar Donate ofSods .23 Sc 22&j
Cream OF TAI tar.."."tto -Nona !
Gtarc2 .,."....ti - OIL.
100 CO 100 CO
no. 3-CHARM BAAiN9 H0NDLK/
Rchra7, Christisn s. Go, ST. i.ouis. Mi:soUrl.
j:ra!sais h
Or. Hot.
Burnt Alum""""..".29G 50 per c. 30C6 per c.
Ricarbonsle Of Soda Z, o ~. q dfH Sc
St.~ob 3 80 E7 50 II
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FOB THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINns

q,ha now aad ooinmodicus iron .; ;-sc9 =
steamer JOHN W. TAOAPSC II, .ssa esllzsssssa-
built especially for this roUla, leaves the COR
i;hT. ThuNSDAE end SATURDAY, t..
o'clock g., C., snd Alexandria e. SO Is. Nj
ra.urnjng. srrlTes EVERY HEDGESDAI :,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. a. O'CLOCK p. Ill:
THIS company makes close connect!ons @t Al
e1andria with the " g., V. ID; q U. >; Il: Il.
received for iii poinss, North and South,
handled with cars And forwarded With prompt
Gess and dispatch,
&c? further inio:n2G:ioi. apply 10
I, =. H;a&D, Agent
janney's wharf,
or IT .;,a o!:co q the coz pary, under the Ns'
;iousi Eo.ropo!isaI Bank, lCth street, opposite
tha Trg.sury Department.. Washington.
wb - sA5i u EL BAG0H, President.
49, 'i2:4yDE's STEAM LINES WEEK
.sALs:s LIZ 10
Pl5HTII1DEApaIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
S;a3@ncrs :;.ve alexandria i 4isI TUG S-
3hF as. .esvs NhilaGelphla i ES : al
UHDAY, Z. Il clock IT. from fier No. n.
M'karvcs.
IEig line ocn23c!s /. Alexandria %ith tie o.
4 81 Is, and ~ 8 &. l.. Rs, and ct Philsdel'
uhia With Cydo's Tegulsr Steamships for Fsll
t:;var, Providence ard Boston.
Ereight forwarded with pr0Dptness AID cAca
!raa OF commissions.
10 cherss for transfer a philadelphia, an<
o wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through bills
pf ls;ag gi7oa, Insurance at the .owost rates
Agents:
,: =. REED, Alaxandris.
I'M. 9. CLYDE & CO., Phi!a6eiphis
geo =. HYDE: Georgetown, D. &.
JOHNSON EROG-, Washington.
jai ga
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EGAEG&5AEsIs

gEY G., VIEG49. EILDLAtD . &, :. LIZ;
w. JOliN s. BARBECUE, Receiver.
On and after SUE DAE, December lst,l8r3
Passenger trains viii rUD s. folloTa:
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I'm. N. BERKELEY.
No. 81 King street.
Opened to day-Blsck Alpaca, Alpaca Lus.
es' Beautiful Fancy Prints and FlanneiS a.
ea.ly reduced prices, Blesch2d ana On,
cached Csntona, Bed Tickings, Blsached ana
ro5 Sheetings, with other seasonable aud cerir-
,le goods. Invite all to call. Gee IL
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AyO Ga KING STR Il 4 T
fO1nRsssyN a2MHCaA SwS.
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.

NEW AUCTION AID CONFESSION
HOUSE.
We have opened st no 22 ROYAL ST. Ed
Auction and Commission House,
We are now ready to receive all kinds Of nor
- - - L---.L~,l e~~1- ~~-~'5- -" -iiI
OF purchase the came.
We think it may prove al advantage to per-
soas who have PRODUCE CT any description
10 sand it to us. Located INN edintoly opposite
tha main entrance 10 the Market on Hoyal ST.,
goods can be exposed every rlornlng a. public
auction. when the bes. prices may BE- expected.
Prompt returns made on ssles -,
Persons having FURNITURE for sso Will
find it to their advantage to give US cell.
We will sttend to auctionceIing az public sales
of property, end respectfully solici! snare of
nrhl;c natronsge. VNEAL & LII CAS.
mrAuctioa goods constsatly on hand snd tor
oaSIo nov 6-lt
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FINE BLACK CLOTH SUITS AT DEALuAM's

NOVELTIES IN Dress BooTs AND Shoes
The mos: elegant assortment cf the latest styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen in this c,uotry,
comprising all tho latest fashions. All OF these
goods have been made 10 our own order. unde--
our perso3at supervision, and sccordiaG 10 our
idea OF The tastes and wants OF the retail
trade We shall BE- most happy to exhibit
these beautiful goods TO s!l, whether they de-
sire to purchase or not. WADDEY,
cot Lift ITO hlog street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-19
A REGIMENTAL REUNION.

COMPTROLLER KELLY ADDRESSES THE VET
xnANs OF THE ToETY-sEcoND AND RE-
HKARsEs THE GLoRiKs OF The WAN.
Tho shot -riddled and battie.etained flags Of the
Yorty-sesood regiment. New York Volunteers, last
night dropped from the walls Of the big dancing
hall At Terrace Garden. A humber OF the bravo
fellows VINO had stood beneath tho same flags
In the dark days Of the again gathered be-
meath them last night. These were survivors of tho
regiment who have formed veteran association, and
They I'd assembled to hold summer nights festival
and insuguratc the new society by making their
friends happy Tor evening. Captain james Casey,
Who President OF the association, made address
to the veterans and TO their guests. Comptroller
Kelly made n long and formal response, in which he
the history OF the regiment from toe date
OF It's organization until its return to this city
Ia 1865. Beginning With William Is. Kennedy, Il st
coorsiof tho regiment no spoke briefly Of the career
OF each OF The gentlemen who subsequently, ofhcered
"a. when he had brought the regiment through all
campaigns and got IL homo to New York again for
good, under the command OF Colonel Thomas Ly nch,
the orator laid nsido tho notes from which
he bad been speaking and reminded his vet
hearers that there were but few OF them
lett recall the no had referred to. They had
rendered their country grcat service, and they were
eptitied TO tho respect aud esteem Of their fellow
eitizena II was well enough for orators 10 get up
asd deliver oratiops. and 10 talk to people about
what they should do. but tho men who shouldered
muskots and rsked their lives on the bat,le-
neJ for their country and us Institutions
we're those who should DO most honorcd
Instance the record of he war In which the regiment
vas not rondy 10 20 direct at q moments notice
whsrevcy they were ordered.
When Mr.. Kelly concluded three cheers were gwen
for him, and the younger element present at once
took part In promenade, which was then struck up
nrc the young men and maidens entered vigorously
int the dancing which followed.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Birker tBr Reynolds. Manila for Nov York. April
%, LAT % e ) lon - 81 Z; &C.,, p g, w..
don, May 10 off Cape Of Good hope.
Ship tNor, Brsger from harsepool for New York.
ro ssn Sl' Nay i Is ia. 70" ono
ship E.u: woed 30 Dsy % S.rdn for San Fran
ship yicc q 81 John. NB steering W. June 60 lat 4s
shin Thr ashe. Bosworth. from Rangoon for Liverpool
May %, lat 81 s.. Ion 10 Is.
Snip Frank carvill r, from Rsnroon for London. lat
ship yHkr from San Francisco for Queenstown. lat rs
ship K.ndrick FISH Henry, from Baltimore for Bremen.
July ie ~ miles Of Cape Henry.
po ss,p on,ss ~ Is 30 '''s
An Am :hip showing kD2!. from New York for AMER.
Bark jose More. from New York for sasua, July 10.
lat 81 20, Ion II rs.
s Gus n s'; :s os s Hamburg for rh'
Bark Anna tB. McPhsil from Ballast for Baltimore,
Bark O'Thyen GER. Jordan, from Bremen for Bati-
more, July Is, on Absecon.
.n S:fs k tor sns no ds lat NAV"
Bark Esra Sor from Liverpool for Baltimore. juno 20,
Bsrk Lebanon of St John, steering s. June - lat
Bark 0l.ye: tB, from Liverpool for Halifax July t.
Bark Hannah v Dudley; Dudley. from Liverpool for
New York june 30, lst AZ 81. Ion 20
BARK rifle Baker London for Now York. July s.
Bark yre'ni. Ger, f,sm Hamburg for San Franeisco.
Jun .'a u: 20 lon asS% g. '0f
big Richard Pe.rcc Of Windsor. Ms. steering sw juno
Brs o;.rs. Mosx.n OF and from New Haven bound s,
Brig shannon Moore from PhsdeIphia for Boston July
BRIG Hattie brown july il. Let 81 So. Ion "a IS
June 20, lat ~ 10, Ion ~.
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FIFTH AVENUE HiGHWAYMEN.

No Glow has yct boon found tc the Finn avenue
highwsymen who assaulted and robbed Mr. Belmon,'s
jockey, Edward Feakes, at Eighteenth street
hnd Fifih avenue, the sth instant Il
10 understood that Inspector Dks 10
10 investigate the case whom the police OF the
rwcnty.nnth precinct will be overhaulcd for their
rsmissncss In failing TO work up the csse ana report
10 to Police Headquarters. BY an oversight tho
residence OF ono OF the men who conducted
Mr. Feakes 10 tho New York Hospital was
enron eousy given. Dir. Everhard resides at No. 1873
CLINTON place. not Clinton street. as published IN last
Wednesdays HgKALD. The saloon from which the
hieh waymsn tracked Mr. Fcakes was by
typographical error. located at Fast Twenty sixth
street Unlmportant rs these may appear
they have oocn used oy members OF IN. police iorce
aud thcir spologists as arguments TO throw
d,scredt on tho authenticated facts. which
nave been already published IN connection with
shs outrage committed IN the leading avenue Of tho
city. Mr. Fcnkcs ~ expected TO return TO this city
from Europe sbout two weeks, and IN the MON.
time tho police proclaim their inability 10 bring Oh o
robbers 10 Justice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain Deddes, Of tho steamer cs'and from Rot
terdam and Captain yoss OF the steamer Leasing from
Bavre thanks for special meteorological observs
tions made In connection with tho HERALp weather
vice.
srs.xKx DnswEsr (Br). from Cardiff Msntrssi got
Ashore Crane Isasd was hauled on ny two tnes ana
arrived Quebec July II leaking slightly She will dock
for examination.
smrP FRrcA (Br) Quebec for Liverpool. remained
MonconAgan shoai dichar.ing part Of cargo
Two tugs assisting her.
ASAnuAc Boston 18th from Sourabaya. reports
June "a So noon, John Sullivan, OF Brock
ton. chief otfccr, died OF dysentery.
DxNIxE Jones' from Pasca couia for Boston. be-
fore reported Pensacola eaky cleared for destination
18Th expecting TO complete repairs and proceed be-
fore the 18th.
YACHT MINNIE, of ths Portland Club. whie In heavy
of Boo4hbHy July Is lost her nainmsst No further
damage After hours rough and dangerous
exp rience tho party OF nino were safely landed
NORFOLK. July Is-schr S Al Adams. from George
town. DC Havana. which put into this about ten
days ago leaking repaired and sailed but put back
again TO-DAY. having agntn sprung leak
ST THOMAS July ia boftomry and rcspondentia bond
for about 500 has been taken on brig Annie fBrl from
cent. The vessel will get away about the 9th inst
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steamer Cornwall tBr). Williams Bristol E-w Nor.
Steamer Ierdcr (Ger) Brandt Hamburg via Plymouth
and Che rbourg- kunhardt 4 Go.
steamer Canims tBr), Leddicpst. Bermuds-A Outer.
bridge Co -. -. 49,
Steamer Elernors, johnson, PortlRnd-J Y AmcM
steamer tilaueuA Bsarse. Boston--II Dimock.
Bark slinan Is Allen. Taylor, sydney. EsW-G
BAH Maritime (I,a Cbest Cork. Palm or riym.
outh Tor ordcrs-Funch. kdye a Co
Bark Beatrice (Br) Bowlby. Quceustowu Faim outh
Tor orders--P S-vius son.
Bark Lsburna CNcr). onnnufsen. Ponsburg-Bockmson,
Oeriein 60.
Bark Tdbcrsos (I3r,. Morrison. Eottordsm-scsumeii
Bros.
Bark unsninia tBr. Wbitchouse, fsvre-JHmes ~
Brig reicia d,sD. csusiano. sslonics-Lauro Storey
Bris FIers Ger). ODE RIO Grsnde do Sui via Richmond
big Eudcrus, Prince. 3, Johns PR--csrvcr Barnes
Brig Amor der. Brumncnd. Richmond. Vac Tobias
scbr Francis q Davis Doans .Cesrs tBrasl0 Amsinck
schr Riverside tBr,, Price. st John. NB-scsmmsn
schr T. Hamilton, Lppueott, jacksonville -Georgs II
sehr il Bunker Williams. wnminstou. No-wsrren
schr jose Msehccs. Woodbury.. Portland. Melvin
Dolgiass.
schr George W Glover, Morton. Boston Wis Perth Am.
boy Hand frssscv
Schr Alton Minor. Mspe.. Woods neie-chsres living
schr q sbuItis Young. saybrook and New Haven-AB
sehr Ackcn, Toms, Stamford stamford Msnufsc,ur.
ing Co.
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ALEXANDRIA. JAY f7-Arrivcd. schrs Marion Draper.
Kenueocc; Ciarinda. Washington.
Cleared-schr Lolita, Boston.
Passed up -Schr Lizxie Raymond
BOSTON, July i7-Arrived, sehr Moore. Frsukiin,
Georgetown, DC.
CIesrcd--Bark Mo Padre 1tsD, Palestrno Newport X
schrs Addic Chadwick, Higgins, Rotterdam sher-
man. Alley kenpebec, to lo~d for Phil elphia: u W
Cumtninss Ntkerscn GAINESVILLE. TO load for New yorx.
Ssiled--Stes mers Seminole and Roman.
1sth-Arrivcd steamers City Of Antwerp (Br). john
ston. Ivcrpool Campus (Bf), lorsfall 90; VIM Law
renee loves, baltimore schrs Ebcn Fisher, Reynolds
vcc!r-,ewn. De- Nellie Bowers stsckpci. weehswken
a. Matthews. Niilct Eiiz ,bethport; Il Rogers Oliver
Mary Cusbnan Apatcn, Pointer. mn; susan Thursou,
Harriet Lewis Dow New YORK Moore, Franklin,
Royal Arch. Crcwen, dc. N Kennedy, fomsssy. Homo
ken: Plymouth Rock, Parker, New York; Jordan.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
wAR DYPAnTmeSr,
OyyIcB OF TuK Cnrrr SIGNAL Oyrfcgr,
wAsuiSGros, July 1e--1A. NJ.
T,d,-,yfaoe


, OyyIcB OF TuR Cnrfr signal OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 1e-1A. N.
Indications.
For New England, partly cloudy weather, variable
winds stationary pressure and Temperatures.
For the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather. occasional showers. WINDS mostly from the
cost, rising, followed by falling temperature and
stationary pressure
For The south Atlantic aud cult States, partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, mostly from tho
south, stationary pressure ana Temperatures.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder, partly
eIosdy weather. occasional showers variable winds,
stationary pressure.
Tor the lower lake region, colder, partly cloudy
weather, With frequent rains. variable WINDS, sta
tiopsry, followed by falling barometer
For the upper Iaxs region and Upper Mississippi
valley clear vesncr followed BY increasing cIoudi-
moss, ana In north portions by rain, winds mostly
IRON, southeast 70 south west, staonary or higher
ssmpevsturs, with lower pressure.
For Lower Missouri Valley, partly clouuy weather
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BosAirr, June 2o-ssed. schr Helen King, Awkward,
Pruvidcdce.
Carr Tows Jane 1t-In port, barks Horace Scuddcr.
Smith, for Boston tccnrcd) Eta Lorpg, Loring, from
Phiiadc phiz tor Japan. rcpsirnE would sail 10th Lsda
us Tor New York, IN ballast; Rosa tAus) tor DO. part
cargo OF WOOL
sailed June 4, ship Robert Kerr, from Bombay,
Boston; 24th, schr Sullivan Sawin. Rich, baltimore.
Cnsrureos, July s-Arriycd, steamer Western Texas,
Tripp Mexico land sailed for Key We.) brirs Ellen II
Rich, Pane, Pensacola; 9th. James Milier Parser. 80
Jago do Cuba
schr Olive Crosby, Hutchinson, Boson, 9Th brig Annie
Lille. ~ Bren d.; hrs Ind anva Bonn, New Orleans
stephen Harding. Harding Boston; 9th bark sbep
herd tBr). Durfee, New York.
umore.
sailed osa bark Burmab Orb Fsremss N OF IIatssrss;
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WOMEN SUFFRAGE.

RocnEs1ER, N. Y, July 10, 1878.
The thirteenth annual Women Suffrage Cow ension
to-day elected the following officers President Elisa
18th &. Stanton; First Vice President, Lucresta
Mott aud from each Stats and Territory; Core
spending Secretary, NJ j. Gage; G. n. Corresponding
Secretaries. Jane Graham Jones, OF Chicago and
Laura Curtis Billiard, OF New York; Recording Secre
sartes, L. d. Blake OF New York, and Ellen H. Shell
son. 81 W asbsngtou; Treasurer Eicn Clark Sargent.
" Washington.
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WHALEMEN.
D-See port arrivals.

11-see port arriva's
Sailed from New Bedford July II. bark Chas Morgan,
Eilis for Atlantic Ocean.
Sailed from Fayal June 49, bark Swallow, Rowland. NIB.
bound Md not land oil.
Letters from antarctic Bell. dated July report
ier Charleston Ground with 1 bbls oil WIN Mar
sin. MArtin Boston, in Bay Of Mexico juno 80 with loo
bbs sp OIL all taken in june.
letter from Capt Gelet. Of schr SURPRISE of NIB re-
her July with 10 bbs oil reports schr
Chas Morse, Silva. NIB. whale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-19

TIE AETI-sHUPE INCONSISTENCIES.
A meeting OF tho JUNO Blair Connolly wing OF the
national labor grcenbacK party held at Cosino
poltan Hall, No l03 East Eighth street, last
evening, George Blair presiding The roll was
called by Assembly districts, the Chairman
Of zach district organization responding AZ
hts district was announced by the secretary
About half the Assembly districts were reported July
organized and prepared send delegates 10 the SYRIA
cusc Convention the deiauting ones were tho
Third Sixth, Seventh, Ninth. Tenth, Fourteenth.
Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth and Twenty nrst
. Mr. Enun from the Twenty-1rst, informed the
Chair that constituents wore fully organized, but
were too poor to pay tho expense oil sending
tho Isboring men OF his district could
not raise 800 among them, and thereupon
Chairman Blair remarked that no supposed tho OPP
position would takc advantage OF the situation and
seize opportunity 10 obtain admission 10 the
Convention
rA talAt FALSE BEACON. t.F,
Speeches were made by Nr. rroup and others bit.
tcrly denouncing Shupe and hts paper, The Ad-
uocdte which they claimed was only intended TO
misiead the workIngmen and distrsct them by
divisons. The meeting then adjourned alter accord
ing patient hearing 10 one or Two other speakers,
who re-echoed The sentiments OF their predecessors.
Carl RosenkI the proprietor OF Cosmopolitan han.
rsspon ded sole delegate from the Four
tcenth district, lamcnting the fact that he
could not ind colleagues enough to sup
port him. Mr. Chairman Blair expressed his
MS failure to the fact that the Seventeenth ward was
seemingly the socialstic stronghold and could not be
expected 10 join In any really practical movement
Ike that OF the nationalists
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SAILED.

Steamers City OF Brussels (r. Tor Liverpool state Of
Georgia tBr) di.sgow lerde tier) lismbutg Gamma
B) Bermuda: Atlas tBrj kingston Isaac Bell Iticb.
nond &c shps Magnolia try. lisvrc Messenger IIiogo,
Elizabeth 1erl. Bremen Hers tnns ROTTERDAM Jupiter
U5er riga; Agnes tNor), Liverpool; ELIZA Barss tBr),
Bermuda Urxine 0tsl. Cork or Fsn,outh prospcrino
Dogo dtsD, do Hermod (Nor, Corunns; franklin q
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RENOMINATED TO CONGRESS.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July Is, 1873
The Republican Congressional Convention for the
Eighth district to-day renom mated W. w. Sapp
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W.. July IS, 1878
The democrats OF tho Second Congressional district
to-day nominated Hon. A. N. Dicksy. Of St Johns
bury.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilots runnins in and Portchester Uarbor Long
Island Sonnd that the buoy supposed to he
overs Rect is about halt milo OF position, in
dire elton q little OF n.
The whistle the automatic buoy located on Castle
Ill., Newport has been taken othe buoy still remains
there
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TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July Is, 1878.
The Republican Convention In tho First district,
which ~ Monticello to-day, nominated s. B. Con.
over prcnt Senator. Tor Congress on third ballot.
Resolutions ENDORSING Hayes Southern policy and
Conover's course in the Senate were adopted.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY 49, 87s-wTrH SUPPLEMENT

Bergen; ST Anna Maria dtai. Nspes brigs Ego CScr).
wen: sveto utal Lisbon sehrs aldenasr.
Poiut-a ritre: b Glover. Georgetown sc; Nus
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THE NATIONAL PARTY.
MxxrfNo OF THE JoACuIxsEN-o' REILLY
VINO AT oERMANrA HALL

NxxrfNG OF THE JoAcuIAsEN-o' REILLY
WING AT oxRMANTA HALL.
meeting OF The Joacnimsen-O'Re Reilly branch OF
the national labor srsonback party was held st Ger
mania Hail. Third avenue. Colonel q. y. Gardner In
the char. Mr.. Marcus Hsnlon made stirring speech
and read an address to the voters OF the
esy aud county OF New York. which
snunciatsd the principal points OF the
new party platform. They are:--F;rs payment OF
the national debt greenbcks; second The issue OF
non-interest paying bonds third. legislation IN the
Interest OF labor we'll as capital. The Fourth,
Seventh, Eleventh, Thirteenth, sixteenth, Seven
tesnth, Nineteenth, Twentieth and twenty hrss AS
sembly districts when called by the secretary an
nounced that they had delegations elected and pre-
pared 10 pay their way TO Syracuse.
Astormy discussion as to tue propriey ofsuo-
hitting all laws the people before their hnal enact
mont, and the learned gentlemen present had worry
diverse views as the constitutionaty OF various
modes OF procedure
the meeting unanimous In denouncing Shupe.
Thor unanimity IN this respect restored harmony
and caused peaceful adJournment. Before disso'u
sion the Chairman announced that delegations unable
20 pay their way TO syracuse would DO aided by
funds from the General Committee oil tho orsanza
ton.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark shrtemue tBr,. Roberts. from Liverpool May 30
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WEATHER REPORT,

noLynsAp. July 10. r M-wnd NE. gentle; barometer
9o.A2o
Lizard, July IL. p M-wnd NE. light. 6ns
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rl,O MAKE THE GUMS HARD AND HEALTHY Usa
Brovh's campnorstsd sspensscow Dssubis~ ss~
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FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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MKT DRAWING JULY 80, 1879
BY AUTHORITY. -rhere are many wcrshess ticks~,
countcrfeiscd In Now YORK. Bewarci
n. A. MARTINEZ a CO., Baukcss.
10 Wall A.. basement.
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The daily gazette., 1878-08-27
AutunlnaI Exhibition.

AT meeting Of the Horticultural So
city held last evening, in the Directors
room Of the Wilmington Institute, it was
unanimously decided to give fair dur
the mouth OF October. The proceeds will
be donated TO the Home for Friendless
Children. The following Chairmans
of tie different committees were appoint
ed, each chairman TO select their assist
ant:
Decorations, Mrs. G. b. Smyth Flow
ers, Mrs. Anna T. Candy. Restaurant,
Mrs. G. Burton; Refreshment table; Mrs.
Thomas Darlington; Fruit table, Miss
Mary Sisson; Lemonade well, Miss Het-
tie Tatnall Music, Austin Harrington
Carpenter work, W. Ii. Pierce Printing,
Joseph A. Richardson.
1t is earnestly hoped that all persons
who have articles to display will notify
the Committee, and that the public in
general will lend their aid TO make the
the affair a success, both as regards dis
play and financially, the latter especial
ly as the Home is i'll great need Of funds.