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EXCURSIONS.
HARLEM STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing May Il, 1873
nariem poats leave Peck slip lper "a East River P
harem every half hour. from SD A. NJ. until i. NJ,
Svpuns II A NJ IL ~ and p, NJ, Landing at Eleventh,
Eighty fourth Astoria 10th and ath streets N B-see
ulne lape where boats land. This the onx line
necung with regular boats for High Bridge and Kings
p'uge. D. r. TALLMAN. superintendent
DEGULAR CONEY ISLAND BoAT-DAILY ExCUR-
uIck u Sons 70 me seashore steamer GENERAL sEDG
N. r., at 80 ~ 30, $50 ~
DEGULAR EARLY BOAT FOR FISHING BANKs-
lC Steamer CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN every dav
Saturdays excepted leaves Market street. East Riye2
$50 A. NJ; Eighth street East River Gas A. NJ PECK
slip, East kiver 7:l5 A. NJ. Christopher street North
River. 45 A. NJ pier No g. North River 8 O'Clock A M
Fare 81 Bait lines and refreshments on board. N B.
On Friday July e. TO Cholera Banks leaving one hour
earlier at each landing. Fare 81 So Anderso Colwe
ing Banks at regular daily time.
THE NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
pany call attention their extraordinary facilities
for the aseommodaton OF ExeurIon rSrties he coming
BRANCH and JESSE Hofr and their elegant new Ex.
cursion House and twenty OF adjoining land at
Branch they are prepared to make eng gemens with
churches schools societies &C. large small parties
at low rates Send for circular. JOHN T. CoLE
q. Y. and p. A., B.
Long Branch n
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(NOOK'S EXCURSION TICKETS
to all parts OF Ireland Scotland, England, France,
Belgium, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Egypt
Palesne, &c, Ae sold at reductions ranging from
10 TO ID per cent below ordinary fares
They are available by any line Of steamers leaving
America and can be used from European port They
are issued TO single travellers and do not require their
holders to travel in large parties
COOKS sixth personally conducted party from New
York leaves per steamer Samaria, July u.
Cooks personally conducted Tour Round the World will
leave San Francisco October 10 next
Cooks Hotel Coupons, available at over 800 nrst class
hotels throughout the world at uniform and fxed prices
Full particulars as to route, expenses, &c for upward
;o,. o, iMu f%o4rs %r n Cooks ExcurMonis pubished
and Fleet street, London.
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E'IFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. FoRTY-sIxTH
~ street-Rev DR.. Il H. Tucker will preach sun;
day, at ION O'Clock Subject. "Simplicy of Religion
the morning church closed Til further no.
fice.
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C,TFAMERs BARGES AND GROVES TO CHARTER
- For excursions, at lowest rates; Waters Grove,
'0Aa f''"'' ~ BLo0XER 4 CO. +sas Front street.
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HO6OfEAN STkCAmSktlFSs
THE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY's
N'A man '''"''A HoLsArIA,
Captain A. Barends win sail Thursday. July TO- at2
r. NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York Plymouth London,
oCherbourg and Hamburg avn
steersge sso payable in United States gold:
KUNHARDT CO., q. B. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents
6l Broad street, New York. 81 Broadway, New York.
The sILESIA will sail July H.
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL.
- Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
These elegant Clyde built steamers will sail from
state line pier, Fulton ferry Brooklyn, N. Y, as fol-
= "Wednesday, yuy
NNSn L' wednesday, July y
Me9nes1ay August oS
GEohGlA "Wednesday, August ~
senger at through rates to all parts of Great Britain and
Ireland, Norway, sweden. Denmark and Germany.
Drafts for 81 and upwards
For freight or passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN h CO., Agents, No 72 broadway
steerage passage ofiice No. 40 Broadway.
CREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE
VI New York to Bristol England) airect The Steamers
OF this line sail from pier Is, East River follows
ARRAGON, Western, Wednesday, July9
LAPLAND, Jones, Wednesday, July Ia.
Cabin passage, so Excursion tickets, $i21
lntermediate, $40; steerage, $50
Phes wishing to send for their trends can obtain pre-
paid certificates Drafts tor 81 and upward.
--''' ' ~ e. & MoRGAN's SONS
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177G 1873
10. Grand Fourth Of July Pleasure Trip ~, ths
Hudson, through the Highlands, landing at Rockland
Lake. Iona Island, West Point and New6urg The fast
and commOdious steamer THOMAS COLLYER, Captain
George Coyer, will leave the foot Harrison street.
North River ats O'clock A NJ Montague street Brook
A. NJ and Twenty third street, North River, at 80 A. n
The Governors Island Band engaged the occasion
Z are for the Excursion ST. J. HARTMAN.
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q : REWARD--LOST ON WEDNESDAY A YELLOW
spC ish skye Terrier, answering to the OF Dot
the above reward will be maid his return to No IA 1T
lukes place LEROY stree0.
0S REwARD-LOST, A SMALL BLACK PRINCE
spU Charles Dog; she has blue leather collar with
bell attached to It. and answers to the OF fenete
Apply at No. West Eleventh street. near Broadway.
&CS REwARD.-LOST, JUNE 2s A BLACK
WAC leather Pocket walle containing two life
owner j. r. FRANCIS or EUGENE CHEvALLIER, 81
Liberty street. New York.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
pRAmarIc ANp MusloAL Norss.

IT is said Lydia Thompson has gonc TO
England 10 marry Henderson. H'.
THE Jubilee Singers ARD mshiugp Gig sen.
satioh In England, andnng before the Queen
the other day. .rrH-,u ufra. |f.....f -. .i
THE thief who robbcd Laura Kccne Of a
portion Of her wardrobe pleads ID his justin
cation that he hadn't money enough TO sub
scribe TO newspaper regularly.
The rife used by Mr.. Frank Mayo III tho
drama Of "Davy Crockett" was captured
from the WachIta Indians by Gen. Custer, by
whom II was presented to Mr. Mayo.
NM. PAnEPk Rosa, Carl Rosa rnd 8. C..
Campbell arc in London, and they all agreo
that CAIRO Is about the dlrtleat plado In the
world Campbell, II Is said, has chronic
catafrh, and will not be able 10 slug again In
q great while.
"PAr GILMORE, says tic st. Louis DcmO.
orat kindly and patronlkinely, "who can
make more noise and less music with tho
Same number Of singers and Instruments than
any man in the world, Is to supcnntcud the
Chicago howl on the 9th Of june ..
TIE summer season at the Boston Museum
Is to begin on tho 7th Of July, with the pro
ductlon Of brilliant fairy extravaganza,
which Will be placed upon tho stage with
scenery fronithe skillft brush OF Mr.. Charles
3. Gotz. Il Is rumored thai Lisa Weber,
Eliza Weathersby, aud Willie Edouln will be
included In tho cast. ~
Miss VIoLETTA CoLviLLr, the young
American prima donna, whose success In
Italy and Germany as a ,ebptd,,ts has been
most marked, and whose future Is spoken Oi
by the entire press Of those countries as prom
iEinu IN ha mn hrtlitant lafaly arrival In
London. Her visit was not, however, made
professionally. She soon returns to Italy,
where her studies arc 70 be prosecuted f0i
another wear. o. IT 4. 100 c ... q q
National Republican., 1873-06-05
XyATRnINa.PLAcR NEWS.

CosoREss HALL, the popular hotel at Cape
May, presided over by Colonel Cake, opens
on Saturday. Tho Stockton house opens
June 81.
The Long Branch season will commence
this year about tho middle Of June, and an
effort will be made to prolong 1t rs late as
October.
IT IS SAID that an attempt will he made
during the season 10 inaugurate several gam
bling dens at Long Branch, and that several
professionals arc now trying to make the
necessary arrangements.
BUILDING OPERATIONS at Cape May have
been very lively during tho past winter, and
about thirty new cottages have been erected,
some Of them very ornate 10 design and beau
tiful ID hnlsh. '..H .f
J. EDaAE THOMSON, (president of the
Pennsylvania railroad wife and family aud
party Of ladies and gentlemen, have secured
for the month OF june nvc rooms at the Man
itou house, Colorado Springs.
TuK season at West Point commences carly
this year, aud the indications arc that II viii
be far gayer than last summer, when the Gu
toyment was greatly marred by several unto
ward circumstances. The Parry House does
not open tins season.
AT CAPB MAY two daily newspapers win
DO issued this season. The Daily Wdre, un-
der the control OF the amiable aud cnterprLs-
ing McGrath, while Mr.. Selgman, of Phila-
delphia, and Mr.. Thomas 2. Harkins, the
popular vocalist of the same city, will con-
duct new candidate for public favor In the
shape Of the Daily Star.
A CORRESPONDENT, writing from Cape
May, says, as Il well known, the personnel OF
the society on the island Is above the usual
grade found ut most summer resorts. There
Is not that shoddyism so common to water
ing.places near Gotham, nor the predoml-
nance OF the lower element found at few
others, but here Is 10 be found the home OF
the wealthy and refined, aud the efite OF Phil
adeiphia, New York, Baltimore, and almost
every State In the Union.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
INGENIous RsCAPH.
Two CsnyIcts sent from San Qusa,iu. In n
Box Of spokes.
Isan Franoi,oo Ala CAllfornla

lSAn franosoo Alta CAlifornia.l
\ most ingenious effort Of conyicts TO re-
gain their liberty was accidentally discoy-
cred. Some boxes Of spokes, made at the
whoclwright shop at the State prison, In San
Quentin, were sent from thcprison yesterday
morning In time to DO placed GU board the
Contra Costa, which left San Rafael at 7i45
o'clock. The boxes arc about four feet long
and two feet wide and boarded fully only on
the ends. Two Of the conyicts who worked
III the whoolwrght shop, managed 10 stow
themselves In ono Of these boxes, between
two layers Of sp0kes, aud had the box nailed
and 80 arranged that when they arrived In
the city, and were landed on the wharf they
could open one end and crawl out. Unfor-
tunately for them, when the box containing
them camo on the boat one Of the deck hands
turned the box up on one end instead Of loav-
ing II lay nat. This was more than the
icons" could stand. One Of them stood on
his head, and the rush Of blood was more
than he had bargained for. One Of the men
cried out "this box don't stand right" The
deck hand was astonished at the exclamation,
and his frst Idea was that ghosts were on
board. The remark was repeated, and all
hands were called together. A council was
held, and the captain decided to break open
the box. To the utter astonlshment Of every
body, rs soon as the sides were broken on,
two 1--we men came creeping out In q state OF
Precipitation. They were at once recognized
is conylcts and were sent back to the prison,
where the officers were surprised, not only at
seeding them, but how they managed to leave
the prison so adroitly. Emerson, who was
sent from this city two months ago for q
term OF seven years, for burglary, Is supposed
TO have been one OF the men In the box.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
Inp HsRoEIs.poWh consfiIuiioHs."'
Baltimore Lock Hospital
DIR. JOHNSTON,

p1k. J JoIIN5IoNs
Wen in The Great Hospitals Of Earopc. Viz; Ens.
spsedy. pleasant and eiectuai remedy in The world
EkosssEs On AnusEs OF THE SYSTEM,
o. the Kidneys OF Badder, InyoluntSry DlschsTses,
1mpotency. General pebility, Ncryousnes., Dyupcp-
pitstien q dc as.rs, TIsn6inS pimSsss y siSsi
Or oiddinees, Disease Of the Head. Throat, Noss or
BS%ssH Hthoss tsrSge pisordsrs S sisIns ss fr1n so
ary Habits Of fouth-sncnEr and solitary PRACTICES
sFens u ths asrinsis q plysses. 6llsEiln thsir
Tsss brilliant nopss r. & rsndssas % MAJ S
YOUNG MEN
especially, who have become the victims OF boitAry
Vice, thai dreadful and destructive habit which an
nuAlly sweeps 70 an lntinely Tays thogsAnds q
Intellect who might otherwise have entranoed listen
Ing senAtes with the thunderu Of eloguenoe or
wahed 70 ecstasy the living Tyre, may call with full
These are some Of the sad and melancholy efec.s
pimness q sight iass Of Muscular Power, Psipita
bSR e shs o ss&sls
Dsbilily, synPtoms Of 0opspmption. sc
.aess. Bspfsssisa sPiPis Eai FSss!edRSs 2ssI
di'y' 4a' a" '0m' iisafxalp 4 tRf ifitl; produced,
ms9s aSSn afn SS1s%Ins
frsai,ys Power Nervous Ebetahty h
any 0'hit af.{Rsliis of THk siFSs SRFss
portant surgical opsfstic performed by Dr John.
sha many osssr pososs q WHICH, nave q sppsafsd 9S
again and again before the public, beaides his stand
cisnt susrlntee to the aiiicted.
once, south Frederick street, Baltinore,
VI MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
sketch Of RnpaId =, mckenzie,


General Ranald s. Mckenzie, who made the
daring raid into Mexico In pursuit OF the Kick
Apoo Indians, comes OF q family which has q
way Of doing what's " be done In the most d.
rect way, and talking over the philosD ply after
wards. He Is son OF Commodore Mckenzie,
who, as will be remembered, hung three sea-
men-Spencer, Cromwell and Bmall-from the
yard-arm Of the United States brig-of-war
somen, IN lsi3, for mutiny. The three men
had formed q plot TO capture the vessel, secure
the obedience Of the crew, murder the Ofiicers
and roam the seas as pirate. Commodore
Mckenzie discovered the plot, put the men In
irons, aud, instead Of bringing them home to be
tired, organized a court-InArtlal on board, which
convicted the offenders, and the next morning
they were dangling from spar Of the ship
which they had designed 70 capture. II was
rough and speedy justice, and so was that In
Mexico the other dAy-as much alike as father
aud son could well make It. Commodore Nc
Kenzle was q native Of New York city, and a
brother OF John Slldell of Trent noturiety, but
his name was changed TO Mckenzie while yet a
boy, at the request OF q relative. Ranall &,
the son, who has lust made himself famous,
graduated from West Point as the nrst scholar
OF his class In is62, stuck TO his oolOrs notwlth.
standing his uncle, and came out at the close Of
the war as bTeyet major general 0f volunteers,
his rank In the regulars being captain Of eng-
neeTs. He Is one OF the most accomplished Ohi-
GERS OF his age In the service.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
LrrERARY NOTES.

THERE 10 no truth In the report that Henri
Talne has acecpted o profoSsorshlp ID an
American university. "NN0
BsHoP Con sssos new book will contain
an elaborate aud learned dissertation on
"The Pro.Chhstian Cross" l \
VI. HEsIu RooHEFoRr Is said 10 bo the
author Of the anonymous noycl now running
In RaPpsl, entitled lies Deprayes.
The wife Of Arthur Arnold, the editor Of
the London Echo, Is translating Senior Cas-
telar's works on Rome Into English.
RICHARpsos's novels, Pamela, 4" "ClarIssa
Harlowe" and "Sir Charles Grandson" I" are
to be reprinted In London In cheap editions.
NM. ERoKhAs and Cbatiihn have pub
lished another Of those stories OF real life
for which they are famous, under The title OF
THE French historian, ThIcrry, who died
last month, published his hrst work afty
ysars ago, and the proofs Of his last were
brought TO Him on his death-bed. II was an
article In the Recue des DeIm Mondes.
FRENCHNEN are still busy with war liter
ature. Out Of twenty-five bo0ks In history,
and geography, published In Paris In April
Of tho present year, no loss than twelve are
new histories Of the Franco-German war or
Of some Of Us campaigns. fi|
The British QudrterIy puts George Eliot,
US novelist, above Sir Walter Scott. "She
paints WIN Miss AustenB unerring humOT
aud accuracy and with Sir Walter mascu-
line breadth. Where arc therc In George
EllOt's stories such fantastic and unreal
figures as Fonella, In 'Peveril OF the Peak
or Meg Merrilles, In Guy Mannering p"
JAPANESE literature Is not abundant.
Twenty-four books werv published In Japan
last year, OF which nearly all were transla-
tions. With one exception they relate to
what were, TIL lately, foreign subjects Seven
wero translations Of foreign elementary
works on chemistry and physics, four Oh
geography, two on American history, and
three on civil law. E''a.E
GusTkvE DoAE, the author OF more book
Illustrations than any Ihau living, except
George Cruikshank, wants 10 take voyage
round the world In sailing vessel, sketching
rs hegoes. But ho Is so horribly the Victim
Of sea-slckness that he cannot go. He wants
To sec all that Is grand In North America, and
would sail for New York tomorrow but for
the horrors Of the passage. He has grown
old Ia the past three years and suffers from
depression OF spirits, which hls income Of
100, 900 francs year from hts sketches does
not Subdue.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
ID RoPosALs FOR FUEL.

oFTIcE OF TSuPERTsrrSpEsr Asp DIsp. CLEEK,l
PosI OfIICE DEPARTMENT,
Sealed pToporAls will be recelyed al this once
foT fErniskins faei Tor The fOss Once bsPaTinsni @
For the delivery and storage Of 81 tons C9.s.o
popndsl OF the best quality Of baltimore Company
Or baltimore Vein White Ash Anthracite Furnace
for the deliyery aud otorAge Of 80 tons S9,9iO
Poundzl Of the hest quality baltimore Vein White
Ash Anthfncito ktrk, utEe for CRATES
All the above coal to be thoroughly screened and
tree from slate, and delivered within siIty days
vaults a the Department before the party furnish
Also, Us cords Of the hes. Oak Wood. we'll sea;
soned and sound, aud " cords u beat quality, well
The above 70 be deliN erod In siAty days from the
date Of the contract to he corded al tho Department
building as may be desired.
-he whole 70 be weighed or measured by the In.
july IL llthe weight 10 be lecordins to the scales
OF the Post once DEPARTMENT. -..
Average samples Of tbe Coal 10 be contracted for
must accompany each bnfN
=, Bids for the different ATttyes viii bo oPened in
sueh bidders as may choose to attend, the I'd day of
The Department reserves the right to reIsct all or
any portion OF the bids received, II deemed for the
intefeat OF the Department 30 To do.
SatiRfActory bond win be required for the faith
ful performance OF tho contract within ten dAY
after the award II made.
Satisfactory cortihcates from the shippers must
be shown the Superintendent, certify ihg that the
rcpu!red by the Department; ,,,,,,, -,
Department, myleMiw
National Republican., 1873-06-05
Twice Married aud Once Divorced In
Three HIenths.

lFrom the Troy Daily Times, May 81
Here begins the brief chronicle Of series
Of episodes In the lives Of yonng couple who
were married to each other IN the nelghbor-
ing village of Waterford three months ago.
The young lady's father was opposed to the
marriage, and the couple loft their homes be-
tween two days and were united by Troy
clergyman. After the surprise which fol-
lowed the announcement had given place 70
reflection, the lady's father concluded to
make the best Of disagrecable event, and
gave the newly married couple his blessing
and asettlement. The honeymoon, however,
was not as peaceful "a the friends of the par
ues to the alliance had right TO expect
When few weeks had elapsed tho young
lady complained to her father Of the manner
In which her husband Toated her. The old
gentleman tried TO make matters run
smoo .hly, but did not succeed. A week or
two afterwards he took his daughter home
Subsequently the abandoned husband became
the associate OF woman whose reputation
s not questionable. Then a suit for divorce
by the wife was commenced. No defense
was interposed and about q fortnight ago tho
judicial decree breaking the marriage con-
tract was entered. Still the divorced wife
was not happy, She loved the man who had
abused her and whom she had abandoned,
aud two or three days since the couple disap-
peared together. The two have again been
married, we ART informed, aud Il Is certainly
hoped that the second contract Of these par
tieswill prove more enduring than tho first.
Herr endoth the chronicle.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
Two Lovers Fight, and One saves the
Other,s Life.

lfrom the Detroit Free PresEl
Some time since two young men named Prator
and Dayton, both boarding on Atwater street,
had falling out about young lady, and have
ever since been particularly savage toward each
other. Yesterday Prater heard that his Whilom
friend had said that he was going to maui him,
and so he started out and found him II the rail-
into the boat and attacked Dayton, and both tnm-
bled In the water. Hardly word was spoken,
but the two men fought neTcely, and both went
each other with ono hand aud striking with the
other. The other parties IN the boat attemnted
TO separate tho oombAtants, but could not Al
length Prater, who was the weaker man OF the
two, became so exhausted that he relaxed MS
grip and went down, Dayton did not hesitate 10
90 after him, and he caught him by the hair, rose
with him, aud held him up until both were pulled
could he, aud was IN bed and quite III last even,
ing.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

THR last Kentucky Legislature passed an act
declaring that the wages and compensation OF
married women for labor and service performed
by them shall he free from the debts and control
OF their husbands. For number Of years the
courts OF the State have been authorized to en-
power married women, on the Joint application
OF themselves and their husbands, to act na single
not so far behind the rest Of the world after All,
National Republican., 1873-06-05

swlndlcr, aud, should ever come 10 New
York and md tpu out, will AXE IL warm
for you. tr !, ...'. ..- "
Yours, dc, AsDREw HIiJe.
This correspondent seems Va haye disceYf
cred tho sxaot. worth of tho promises made
BY the proprietor Of "fhe Gallery" and,
from the facts ,deYeDopcd, II would appear
that the whole scheme was originated, not
people to matrimony, ne stalled In the clreu-
lar, but TO obtain from "tho simple Country
folk the nfty-ccnt stamp, which, as set
forth In the eirrnlar, ,'mnsf, always accom-
pany communications. NY. Grqpl,ic. 3D.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

TiIE New York Tribune proposes that tho sum
OF fifteen or twenty thousand dollars be raised
In that city for the widow OF the late General
Candy, who ls wholly depenhen. for support on
the pension OF $50 month allowed her by law
The suggestion OF the TribuRs Is an emlnenty
proper one, and should be promptly carried out.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

THE Missouri editors, at their late convention,
formally resolved that man has the same right
TO walk into grocery store and order barrel OF
sugar or q sack OF coffee, or INTO law once and
demand a legal opinion from It's occupant, or into
pocttnW TO pay for their respective wares or ser
vices, as into newspaper ONCE aud demand the
use Of its brains and muscle and type, without a
thought Of recompense.