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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-10
PAVILION,
Lake End of the Pontchartrain Railroad.

Lake End of the Pontchartrain Railroad.
This great institution, and family resort will
make its OPENING TO-DAY SUNDAY, April 80.
Charles Jaeger's string aud brass baud has been
feugaged for the whole summer and will entertain
the public every day. from the arrival of the three
o'clock train TO ten O'clock every night
Also, there Will be a grand promenade concert
the departure of the eight O'Clock train On Sunday
morning, there will be steam train, leaving the
lake end at three O'clock, which will facilitate the
dancing public to return to the city by halfpast
three.
The Washington Hotel will keep open all night.
apo I'm DEEECHAUD JARTOUX.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-10

Extra Session of the Senate : Cabinet
Meeting-COnfidence in Speedy Ratifi-
cation of the Treaty-WeatherS Synopsis
and PrObabiiities-Result of Labsrs of
Joint High C0mmission-Semi-Offi official
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-10

LAUNCH OF A STEAMSHIP
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-10
B Y GRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

CONFEDERATION OF LEEwARD ISLANDS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-10

Doors open at eleven o'clock. Admission tickets
one dolla<; children, half price
Chldren's tickets will be sold only at It door.
Tickets purchased for Friday night and unused
viii be good for admission to the matinee
myl0 1t
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-12-22
WEST JERSEY RAIL ROAD LINES
on and aster saturaax, sspt. le, 1sa1,


Trans VIII run as follows,
LeaTs Brdgeton T.e5 A. NJ 3so p. M. Freight at
$50 T. NJ.
Leave salera TG6 NJ, SEQ 81, Freisbt e.oo P. N.
-saye Cape DAY SIS a. NJ, sht 6.zo. On satur.
Gays sn accommodation train will Leave Tie Cape
at1.i0 r. M.
Leave Millvl!le ESQ a. ~, sos A. II 500 T. NJ. and
Leave Vne'and G. IS A Ms.e' A. NJ, as P. II. end
Leave Clayton go i. ". o.or A. NJ, s,ss r.a.
Leave Glassboro 9 u A. NJ see a. M.,oIA.M 4.as
!. M. 945 F. NJ
l5s : 4 a. y 4.se r. 2. & g.. II Il p. s1f " Am
Leaye swedesboro $40 A. NJ. ! Is and 500 P ai
RETURNING TRAINS WILL LEAVE PAILA
For Bridge ION IS A. NJ, and 20 P NJ
For Sa'em s Is a NJ and 30 p. NJ.
For For C1pr Z, May; Sl5 p ~ (Slt A NJ Saturdays
For Vineiand. s.5A. NJ, is d $40 p NJ -...-.
7, For Clayton, IS 4. NJ s.l5.P. NJ. s.soP NJ
For Fer Gisssboro, q si5 n SIS Pm. $50 soPM
FOR Woodbury.. SIS AN lj.45 "A. w.. $50 1880 p IT,
For sTeeesboro, Is A. NJ $50 and 80 P NJ
FREIGAT TRAINS FOR
Cape May, Mlvile, Vineland and ALI stations he
tween Cape May and Glassboro, leave Camden daily
For Brdqeton, Salem, swedesboro. Glassboro,.
y. M9fod0ury and way stations, leave Camden daily
az ''-0' h'oii. OF l4ltlYi ttItf#fft
CoMMUTATION TICK ETs.
Ire Company have made still further reduction
IN ther Communication rates, TO purchasers OF Com
mutation Books of 100 Tickets each, to he nsed
within the time limited, viz: For sill points betWeen
SaHaeh ana woodbury., three months; Maplua
four months; Barn8boro aud Glassboro Eve montks
ana Tor s!& months for sil points below Ciassbofo
10 dats from day Of purchase. To be had only (
the Treasurer at Camden. n J
ilckets sold at and baggage Checked through
from all nrlpe!al stations TO stations on the Can
den Anboy New Jersey Rai!roads.
Passengers iy the morning tlaius can connect
With the 10 d NJ train q. Csrntlen for Trenton and
New ork Also, Eith the trains of The Camden
aro burlington County Railroad for Mount Holly
Pemterton, &c. ''
The afternoon train reach Philadelpbia IN time
% % c9nnect with $50 P. D tram from " est Phila.
Ihe west Jersey RAILROAD 9 have placed on sale
isini'y G. Inmuta'ion books Of twenty 1--we ffty and
oAe huharea coupons each. Fer rules and rates see
500 WI. J.sEW ELL Sul't.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-12-22
FROM kGNsiHGTON DEPOT.

AZ end $50 4 H., 2so. ana 5 P T., tor rianton
and Bristol. And st 6-g ". tsr Bristol,
Az 20 ard 40 a. NJ, ESQ and ? n, MorrsYuo
AZ and $50 A. NJ ? %, and P. H., sahenck'a
Eddlngion, CornEait's, TorFisdslo aud .delnesbnrg
At64 and $50 a. ~. "a 80, go, !. 5.Is AMI lis
?: H., Taeony, Wissnomihg, Bfide=bgrg ana Frank
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-12-22

PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BAND
0GS9 AGE INSTITUTE, No II North Ninth
street. above Market. C. EVER
EIl Patent CIR ,duating Pressure Truss positively
cures ruplures wnen all others fail. Also large
variety of cheap Trusses Hard Rubber Trnsses inn-
proved Elastic stockings, Belts, Shoulder Rraees
Abdominal supporters. Suspensores. Pile Dandages,
apine Instruments. Clutches So Ladies attended
u atgs. 3, Q.E. teb IsyEHs
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-12-22
VLNELAND RAILWAY.

Winter Arrangement.
co:n meneing d ontiay, d enber L I, '7I.
rFtf4 4lt y SIJEkV VE-GR EBNWICH 1s5su uT4
at $40 A. NJ, TOR PhiIadelphia; 9.Z0 A. NJ. for New
YORK and wav points; II, noon, mixed for PhadeI-
phia and Irelght for New York.
LEAVE BRIDGETON --.
6.0O A. n. for Philadelphia and way Stations
$ 40 A. NJ. for New York, Long Branch, Atsion
ana way stations.
11.I0 4. NJ. fer Greenwich
IL 30 2. Nj Ii ixed to Philadelphia. Freight TO
New York.
500 P. Mean} 1915 p. N. for Gfeehwieh. 90
L. ave New YGjk, Pler % North River, foot ar
rs street 4 NJ and NJ for all points.
Leaye Philadelphia, Vine stree ferry A. NJ and
T. NJ ter ei points south of Wlnsow
,FrtlgtI e eived IN Ne- ivfh r-TIraurrprIIa
all dag and delivered mex. day at all stations
Freight to New York and Philadelphia ready for
delivery al those points next morning.
J. EMILE RALPH,
dsc l5-tf General Freight and Ticket Agent
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-12-22
To the Working Glass /
Cumberland II utual Fire Insurance Co

Cumberland I'll utuaI Fire Insurance Go
D.nzcrors.-BenJanin Sheppard Greer wien; Dsn
tel l.. Burt, Esq. Fairton; Dr.. George Tomnson
Rosdstown flames Cooinbs, ESQ.,, Pttsgroye; Dr..
Hopewell; Ellis Davis, shiloh; Dr. VIM {. Bowen.
Bridgeton; David p. Elmer, DO; James Stiles do,
Jonathan Elmer do; Urah. D. Woodruff, do; Day
ton + Whitaker, dc; Robert G. Nichols do; Josenh
L Riley, Woodstown.
BENJAMIN SHEPPARD Pres.
HFEEY p !IuproN .sec,y r. " -
aExEoutIsEe eComMIrrEx.-David p. Elmer, Roht. C
Nichols, Urah b. woodruff, iona Elmer
AGENTS AND SURVEYORS
Peter G. Ludlem, Esq .SMilfville;. IanesI. Wilson,
Millville Samuel Wills, ESQ.,. Port Elizabeth; Dir,
samuel Butcher. Msuficetown; Dr. Geo. e. Butcher
lllviding Geek; pr Maurice Beesley, bennisville
Thomas Van Glider, Esq Petersburg; Reuben
Townsend, Esq, Cape May Court House; Richard D.
Edmunds, ESQ Cold Spring.
marlS-'70
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-12-22

AZ Is A. d, via Camden and Atnboy, acc ornrneda.
llon and 3 30 P. N. AceoYnnlod ION, via tCamcen
~ and ?. NJ, Amhoy and intermediate station.
ingdae. am
Atc-15, and 10 A. NJ ~ NJ. $50 and P. NJ fer
Trenton. "
At 6.l5, aafi 10 4. ~, u NJ. 80. 5 G. 80 and
ls7 r NJ :, for Bordentgigu, Floreree Burlington
revert ana Delanes, Edgewater, Riverside, River
tot Palmyra ana Fish House
ks- lhe ll-ao ? NJ Lines leave from Hsrke Street
II Ferry upper side
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-12-22

FI.V}I !" Is I -FhILADLLFhIA DbPJI,
as {, SIS and II A NJ, 120, 3, $50, F.45 and Il P r.
New York Express Lines, via Jersey City.
At ll30 2 Bl., Eyaigr 1T Line.
Az Il and II \. HI, l2o, 5 5,5e e.4s and u P NJ
Trenton
Al sl5 and Il N, 6t5 and l2 P NJ fer Bril- tol
At ~ T. u. (NiehU for Merrisv4lle, Tuilytown
Sehenciss Eddastap, CornweFs, TorrisS ale
Eolmesourg, Taeoay, Rissinoming, Brdesburg
and Franz ford. -
Sunday lines leave at II A M.,e.s5 ?. H. and l..
night
sa- For Lines leaving Kensington Depot. take ts g
Cars on Third or Filth Sts at Chestnut 80 rnia4tes
hefore departure. The Cars OF Market Street Rsi-
nut and VaInutw7Jin q1a sqiaJe. -s1tf[-FET
Wei. II. GAFENgR. Agent G. Z A. X & 90
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-12-22
CgsANGE 0P EsoIaA-
From WALNUT STREET WHARF.

For Ne-y orE. The Camden and An,
Doy ard PhiladeIpEia and Trenton Ha{l
roao Co.'S Lines, Ion Philadelphia to Sew York
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-12-22
AVOID QUACKS s.!

A vlctrps OF early iadlscretion causing nervous
debii!t? frssnaafes decay &c. having tre.t in
ever. advertised Remedy. has dscov. red simple
of saiLcure, which he will send free to his
fi!es sa:ssisrs j. Il. .aaEy "a, 10 Nassau Ct, New
sep 2ely.A &c.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-12-22
NOTICE OF DIssOLUTIoN.
JAMES " THOMPSON,
WILLIAM b. STATION.
LAs1 CALI.

All persons indebted TO the late firm of Grosscup
Willis will please call the store of c G Gro~seup
and settle he previous Oct lat. after that
time the hooks must be placed in other hands for
collection Mr. II. b Willis having removed from
the State. the accounts must be settled in order TO
oSse the kiisjnnes Of the frnn. sen l6.tF
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-18
idlus iitsr bic stsIluns Der fatbcliIssn air6s

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mr..t p''a"s, gap h''p' @fn'ssf ais 4oV ,elVer
s.""aa l" pV.p"''''a 0a.sH, p.s a'''fr e's eenrps
= WI o'pp''sH sepraHt mareen. Las @flss
pu' s.9 '"p'" t'aIaw m''s'H rss SsNems sepe'-
,i iHef Strwaltat9 parp earatersn i''lSaasfn Nor
ssn' o's pehie he7 fns aas Sfrma3tn''s 1ar
SseNamsNsAa.e ." ahisr e's AatsscrR nasrS
s'ans''psr 3@sds" sssrasNt wsrrs'r 'rnneii &C.
'itstw unsuns; aver e'sJo oelss W n''r, Zap man
au@ mfrSfl cen Saa'aesn efs Sf'tsss nnisfpt.
s''aS fe "tannsft'Sl'sr anefir'Hf, 70 pne nsap
'psHh 'nsp'e1e |pl~n'tf esr emanslraitpas7ssete
aINralt aa@ psnsa e. can @srereeben nne nit
isesnsansl'd'sr Ssreannans lraTbar w. tnnsrs
balo rs wr aenisrftdeS NJ s'nsn ssIlflid,sa Or
esn n'r Narinsr gu trssu, rssr 5smaussn bic
tSsliieft sinss lsl@sa Srstns aeiunsbmtn. Cine
slst6s SnaTt wirs tstr bic anssbrrissn rslisir-
yer Arssn strhanst, wflGt Zen tnslilttn Be
ben ttirttfn sbnt s's easerldli9t GrlantniB sss
Staafsietrtiars, wf9t MIR aar tinsn 3tiiraam
ron if&s Wrnatsn strabrt wtrstn fana. Tie
naiaFlspe 6rlst ~ rap aAf Vtrnia1tnillt an
Waanerslrtfr aussltis ltns, mas aad a,if n,te-
tsatiss Sttfhnstn tdp frltrfdt Tals fitislbtn Der
Vtrtealtuns ron WSnHsH 3usewisitn iine. Gis-
Il aussrhdltHtn Ssltimn,unssn bssisbsn iif ;war
Mot an1 6ransnhSFer; tnetNtn ins anssrs
Sranss ssreanesn, aus rsl@sn aud tilr sisis
e'e uns"ns'.u s0alHa"t msrpsn tann. T's
ma~Hes a'''s'hS :" s'fs"~sa Sgran'fn IN
p''f" o"a'n F"'' W aug eem "m''aHes frpWt
nV, 'as, 0o'9ph "aV rsl ospaapf''ns frpfspa't-
nl@s' a"i0'''a'f" sS' eer umane'saflSns-asts
.e.he ."anhsf''eler IN Wroper'ian'sn tslfansf't
r''sm s'a's' ~ pV seSaeet pasen, saersne
s''"esi's rH 3ae' 's' OraueH'eper lsf lo5o
sea 10 aa' <o' "nss'paWisn IT, Aw outer
'"'e' "'0p'' ptps" H''p' hh'er sfeslipsm Sgnt'
~ '0Hps'n 'esf0ea hoHilnfa pen s.nlssn Wltslis-
esrh s'm''"l'paI1.sp oslellsn ans l'ne sasur9 al.
'sn ,9''ae''n esS p.'pa'''pgsts aassesst pcss'
ma" naf an e'e e,hTa0wh o,nss, Ssrunfrsauiis
eesr Santfr0'tIaus sH ofn'fn eraidf. unhr lrl-
~f" Serpal'H''lsH mnBfe esr ofrlpf efs slass
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-18
, @iienbabas 3iisc.
3cit=xabelc.
Wein 9silanS i;e5t berah aui mid.

rs bGnst su msinss Ysttss SGuvtea
Gin l6lidt uno einfa6 Gbritusbip;
Ofs Ritt!ers glntlis IN 70 bsiiiG
Sfin Slif 10 l6msrjsou une 70 mile.
Sft irenn i'd, giahts, TOO ale (bliefen,
Osr yebte, lei1 ias 3immsr ldlib,
0ahf ih, benz milptn Bid beaeanenS
oOs'n 2fiIanb iisbt bsrab auf bi1w
tno psnn id bel Der 2dmpe Gdimmsr
Nlt Sor9 une Summer l@lafoS rama,
gDenn aIes gBeb In mir eripatbte.
gDas t1 bel Tag nit Rab' te,pand.
Oa bob bic tbr6nenfsudtea Muaru'
9b linmlgElrIi6 !iter mid
llnb ritt erlei6tsrt une erleudbtet.
oOsin Ssilans iisbt bsrab auf Dia!"
llnS Oft tin banssn 3peiieI1unbsn,
gpo fd bic Ssele Itl6f perliert,
Wo E& 8erbienf unb SauIb permildn,
go Wabnpiy Eh nit 2oorbfern sieri,
Oa, iptnn it hinlanf, at9rmattet
Grbtttert auf Die Melt unb mid,
yin 8ltd ppn oben,-unb id fiiblte.
oDsin Seilano liebt brab auf Did,
Wenn ia Der 2ranfbeit 8ieberaIutsn
Nuf meinrU Sett i9 ltObnenb Iaa
llne un9ebulpia Stunb an Stunee,
Na@,dbIte ispen Samnterl&las,
Sa blidt' it auf su isneni DaIber,
Der 70 piel mebr nod lit als ib.
unb fyiirte Irrif In Sem Gebanfrn
DSsin 9silaap isbt berab anf Did"
tnb lag mir franf Der Mtinea einss, a
une pabt it In 0sfabr ,pein Sinh,
lune hnste mir un fernt Urtunbe,. M
CAB " gum Bib empsr 8tl@wipb.
so taBf eS ni6t In I@Sne Wsrff
Na1 tetner 3ormfl ,bstst' jdJ -9
unS eott i9ien mir bas Bib ~ iasen:
nDttn Ssi!anb Fsbt tsrab auf Did ~
'ai Drum Ioa su SSupt,n neinss gs.i,s)
Das Bib mir bltibsn fir uub fir. 5aI
Gum 2rolf fur mid uIb eu&, ibr 2iettn,
ps$t etnf ber Cob an metnc IbGr. li
1nS ntRn it lhamm unb (iarr banu Iitss,
90 (prt4t ium Sssen nktr MID:
,,Dx llest i'm Sob aud nidbt wrlaEtn;
DIN 6etIanS lIsbt bsrab aaf Na"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-18

N Csnabraef, II, Sui. Gin, aassmsinsr
llnSi!lsa isrsibt man BEN oss. @.1r9 sibt i'd
bier aitsr alien. aatsoliten tunp ibsr bic latbss
lissnfenSli$s SaItuns anisrr cffeiSisn ,,anasi.
SEN, 3u Der isst @0ss sswurssnsu aussmsi-
men aatbslilsnbsss trSst sibrsn rssli$en 1Jsil
bel. ssnitfint i;ins Tummsr, no nidt assr
aafbsIim bussfausn uirs. SsIIR tn BmiI.
Teton w'rSsn ls uns ibrs kilisasn 9niRuts Sr.
bosnt aas sslaAsr'. Das uurbs fab.r ME &c.
puIest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-18

neenRiren.
E Ginlen6umsen II. &errez
fppneen3en beionperS iiber fir6li6e
nnc aneere wi6tise Sesebenbeiteb finp
ieeerseit tpiafemmttt miller, ater pom
SerfaiIer ,irtfrsei6net fein.
Rr- gsf Offets glssts .Orsers aas tas baiafe uns
fttrfe gsl CUR usbtrtnouns Gae nae fsusen Il,
~ baten tne, sasu stsrantt tstrstn.
gDtnn bic 0amsa ssn tnni&rsbern siuaeianst rersen
ielten e ttitlt1 sttrtten lein ane sas pramt Geuu
nnp Stdat aeaau nas ri6iis arstsebsi wtrstn.
snn cine 9euus einm ysfamt an elm anesres s.r
ts mtrftn icu 70 mus n,nr aud eas ycfamt anseabsn
istrstu mo tk 3stnnS II btr tn,pfanssa rurst.
Wsnn Semans isin 1la nift rtstmSsis tmsfSnst sstr
It'd auf iTacab cine art getr enfHltte 70 fslte Ser be-
trfenss 1ssat crit bic Seransstbr isslsi6 tnaSrtst
ipereen.
Die srti6is fur Gelstnsaastn fur sie 8,itns
psetH mir nur tarn nbtrnttmtn eetlbtn rtr rta
ririsn Brief cher per gcf Ofss Nsnty Srstr setestn
pie ,,cSlsem6nrser 6a;stfs" mad osnrepa.
sDr sEsassa trtts sin. @n,atl Grsmplart Der
rad GIrrpa une aen nRert Qeier teisnetrs airerfla
cas- bic utbsneuns sts Uiatss an gtmanst uns rtunSe
j.rtts hes Sttsas Gin ietr etesnetss Da H. einen uuun.
te.brr6enen getetr nit eentten u unsertder unb he
esr ee 3udnbt etts paaees unerriHttn ter ale es
fprS Srisiwstfti s.ieesea tsnns tFI I'
Seitstunssn, 9riefe &c. lnr su aersiirn:
I'D no ,LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE, b
-'2f DUBUQUE IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-18
Der Snltan beibdmt Die briftli.

den Tnritrn. - Nus GonfantihcyeL
mslcsi Der atlantiicps Sslssrapb: Die SsraasA
saSs sss Slattss ~SuFauis" III auf gsisbI Der
iiirfii9sn &ssisrnns iuipsnsirt wOresn, ,p,il sS
sinsa ansriH ssssa ben yapa in itias Spaltsn
aafnabm." gBis isBt bic rasiFaIsn, YlSttsr auf
ssn Saltan idimpftn wsrosn! Der Iarttn,
failsr lSast ben Batter Der Gbriisnbritpcr On
fulton, ssrast bm& bic prsFs. uuS i'm nsusn
s'uti@fn 3sias bat Sismard sur9 bic yrslTs IL
nsn sampi ssssn bic fatbotii&s Stride crsaniiirt
S0 anssrn i9 bic 3sitsa! gSir fir@trn ans
aesr aud scr tiarm ySriali@sn" SsrfsIssr
Der Stride niht.-7 .bt a.,.I,.,.,., .,5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-18
~ L III f.
,LuXenablirger Gazette
Ga catholic Week.

n I|lI5-J "a catholic Weekly
7 .eapublished ed by tho
GERMAN CATHOLIC PRINTING Co.,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
TERss $3.50 per annum, invariably in
advance.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-18
9nbuque Soma, ssreitag, ben 1S slmanf 1871

rifle stute in Der Nadt Dor tem Spnntass gla,
cate anssflsbt aaf wel6sn in bS6f primitissr
ginislsi Sas italieniids @appen nebif.ssn sr-
tpSbnli6en GYsisa~ susrufsn ssmalt mar Der
Gcrreiprntsnt Der ansSb. ;, ,sills." Elm @ann sun
aslIutsrtsm @sIdmaf, III san, snt,adt iiesr bic.
len ,,ftiasn Ssrtt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-18
Gin tatbpliide5 @p6enblatt
fiir 4stht mna at'ahrheit,
DaS Vpffpprtc

tt cen Der Stdht unb Ganaba terSst 20 Gents tsr atr
iine mus Srn eem Gmpfanstt Get tner gcpee pisrteI
idprlt3 sprausbeSatIt nereen.
Dian fam ~ ieetr 3eit aaf bic reurmsurs.r gastt.'
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
CAPTURE OF RAILROAD THIEVES.

How the Hudson River Railroad Trains Arc
Robbcd-Tw0 Of the Thieves and Their
Booty Captured.
For several years past the Hudson River Railroad
Company have lost yearly q vast deal OF money by
tho systematic operations OF gang OF thieves, who
rob the freight trains while on the road between this
city and Albany. Previous to the last six or eight
months these gangs have de1ed every enort OF the
oHiclals which looked towards either their de-
lection or suppression; but during this time
several OF them have been captured, together with
their plumber, and are now doing the State some
service at Sing Sing or Auburn The mode OF Ope-
ratons was to put one OF their number on train
bound up the river whose business II was to 'Jap'
a car and throw out whatever he could while pass
Ing given point on the road, whicn had been pre-.
viously agreed upon. OF course others OF the gang
are In waiting ready to hustle the packages into o
boat and pull OF to a point OF safety, whllc their
"pal' VINO had unloaded the goods avails himself OF
the rrst opportunity to Jump on and rejoln them TO
share in O division OF the spOls.
Last Monday night this gang threw from train,
OPPOSITE wAsHlNGToN uElGHTs.
eqn9 a. barrels barrels and and one large :, case oi merchandise
with, although they We're detected by one OF the
ROADS employees. who. however, was AFRAID to dis
turb them, as they are known 10 be a shooting
party. Thinking that perhaps tney would return to
Their old stamping ground again last night tas Mon.
day nights seemed TO be their lucky Iimel Officers
John Seaman and owen Gillespie, private detectives
in the employ Of the railroad company, got ABOARD
freight train which was Just leaving the depot, for
the purpose Of seeing how the ancient article IS
manipulated. or, IN other words, how the
Old thing works. Riding up to 1S2d street
they dlsembarked and proceeded on up the road on
foot When they reached Washington Heights they
found two large cases-one containing toys, the
otner dry goodS-anu q box Of raislns lying beside
the track. Each OF the three packages bore unmis
taxable signs OF having been thrown from passing
train, as did also rough-looklng customer,
who gave his name as John Dougherty,
and who was, in company with another
individual Of the same ill., within few yards OF the
boxes. Doughcrty had evidently thrown the pack
ages from the train and then jumped on, his face
was considerably scratches. his hair full OF fresh
DIRT, and his pants badly torn near the knees and
soed with gravel. The two interesting individuals
were taken IN by the otfcers VINO yesterday after
detained, awaiting more evidence against them.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
MUSEUM OF NATrRAL HISTORY.

The Museum Of Natural History gave their third
annual reception yesterday a. tine Arsenal In Gen.
tral PARK.
1t IS well known that this Museum owes It's exist
ence 10 certain patriotic citizens who have labored
hard bring to its present state Of efficiency. The
Museum Is entirely independent OF the menagerc,
Immediately adjoining, which belongs to the PARK
Commissioners.
The following Is from The third annual report Of
the trustees OF the Museum:-
The attendance many days may safely estimated at
over ten thousand The exhibition hTst completed
soiec,ons Of BIRDS and msmmSis the Sppartmen bus sim
n s.SSns S se the corners OF the
eSoni story nearly yoards and the story
Th. worx was hnsned the i Of August. since toat
:saieiisd hare been placed ne proper families Tns
Their geographical distribution. on second floor are lie
those Of North America Eurons and a,ranged e se &C.
sording to the system stem Of Professor Lebor each family
sorh bds have sss lns label %b IN
as. labelling alike aecepaole 1"%i ,o he e
ps so Sosc SsGs S casean, I be on 5',
sns,es have S been greatly assisted their by the
Arsenal. ' ''f"'1sH' " VIC
The various departments OF the Museum were
yesterday visited by crowds OF ladies' and pentle-
men, Each case being lahele showing the pre-.
rounds OF the Museum without much question: Of
course ute more exact detail5 Of The several interest.
Ing groups ana families OF ANIMALS could not he
gained by carsory glance at the cases Oh cages
But IL 10 evident mat those VINO have charge OF the
Museum are rapidly bringing 1t to high degree OF
perfection. Inc two doors Containing the speci-
mems ol cuiiosities are Gied with haniso me cases
OF the choicest selections aud everything points to
National pride.
The attendance yesterday numbered some OF the
cfeme ne "a creme Oh our upper tendon. No gala
day could have called out more elaborate toilets on
the part Of Our beles or more astldous fashionable
make-ups by our beaux, the result being that the
halls OF the Museum were crowded with brniiartly
Gostumed crowd, evidently bent On displaying Itself.
bnt u must not be forgotten that The wires had
and mat the president OF the Museum spent the
Ialer part oi me day IN trying 10 manipulate the
presence OF the handsome royal Russian. IL was In
vain, however Tor the handsome hero OF The hour
was rather invalded alter his look al the hrcmen,
and coud not be present, The reception, however.
showed no signs OF dsintcrest edness up TO the last
Hotnent and there could ha We been no one present
VINO nad not enjoyed plea sant nour up 70 the last
moment Of closing.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29

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