New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

,ota , ,h wing resolutions from TIE Society
Of the Iron Man.. which have ost roc vea haye oeel as
pursuing years and half this dark and yrehef
locality.
this CITY and elsewhere who in viewing the wants Of tho
poor the degraded and the vicou from distance they
DO have the conclusion in reference to the
nedy which their condition demands that forced TO-
by Circumstances. in my work on the Five Points.
The industrial and educational part Of this work
the result Of any previously concerted pan Of mine which
needed only 10 be put in operation but Of conviction OF
the real wants of the people and variety Of experiments
my part TO meet tiose wants In order 70 bring the
House Of Industry TO its present successful position have
lad to plan snd rpan and do and undo
and too to leave uDdoDe much that ought to BE- done 20
neglect improvements which would have greatly fsc
litated the work FIR rant Of which have
reason to hope generous public Will soon furnish through
In behalf Of my Board Of Directors most gladly do &C
eept you proposed benefit returning you and through you
TO the Society which you belong, my thanks for
your sympathy with me and especially with the coyk N
Y.nGs ' respectfully LMPs.sE.
~ The Ladies' Home Missionary Society,
the Five Points hos received during the month ending
Nov. 80 1852 IN Goods-A bundle Of clothing from Mrs
he S LsSe. Hems bS Mr Aans d Andpsws two
bundles from MD Arcusrus, by Mrs. LudlaT; box Of
clothing from the Ladies AID Society, of Pattski one
from Mrs w. A. Cox No. 81 St Markspsce; one bande
from Mrs Town Brooklyn, Long Island one box from the
Ladies' Sewing Circle Cazenoyia valued at SOL large
sack package Of clothing from L. c. Matock Editor Of
The Ecsiepaa; package Of quilts aud clothing Rev. r.
Wuans of Everts n j. bog of hats and shoes valued at
s25 om P B, Warren, sfN several pairs Of stockings
from Mrs Cbaker Of Saybrook Conn; oaskee OF cloth
ins from Mrs r. c. Smith; ten yards of muslin and ten
yards calico from Mrs Pohemy; box Of clothing from
the Ladies Benevolent Society PortsvDe by gilbert De
Lormaee three packages Of clothing Mrs samuel Keel
er large package Of bed quilts end clothing from Miss s.
Dsudey CiaoiDnatus n. Y, by William Haynes; three
bbs bread fIom c. C. Engebsith box of clothing from
Albion NJ Benevolent Society estimated at S43 pack
age of clothing from a number of benevolent Ladies Of
GeorgetOn Conn by Mr. Parketown package Of cloth
ing from T. f. Wilcox, No IL East fifteenth-st; bundle
ofcotng and bonnets from Mrs Russell Sands Church.
Brookyn eleven dresses aud hoods from Sandset Sewing
Society bundle of clothing from Mira G. c. Colgate
bundle OF clothing from Mr. Taber John-st box from
few Ladies of the VI. r. Church Norwich ChenaBgo Co.,
Sewing Society Burlington East Genesee Conn valued at
go by VIM Cornell; two bundles from Mrs Cane aud it
tie John No 70 Cherry two Packssss OF chdreSs cloth
from Mrs Luds No 40 Third three dozen boys belts
and dozen suspeoders from North, No IS William
ct; Sarah Pollock, bundle clothing; +. C. Smith No
Fest Twenty. thri-st, bundle clothing Boughton
Knapp, Mbden-lane. two parcels boys clothing; box
shoes fOm Mrs Brush, Blocker tt, by C. c. Leigh one
parcel OF bonDes and bundle clothing from Mrs Duel
from Ladies Of different denominations of Croton, West
chester County containing III pieces BY Rev. Mr.. Van
gansbeck sack of clothing from Old Ladies' Home, in
Tweptieth-st barrel of clothing from Benjamin Arm
strong No 46 Sands Brooklyn three bundles of cloth
ing from Mrs John q. RohI, No 1870 Greenwiohst Wat
bundle clothing; Mrs Colgate, one bundle clothing;
Friend bundle cothng Dr. Skinner, 100 copies Of his
work entitled Voice Of the Young" for Sabbath School
two boxes from Mrs s. Cantre BOwery; box clothing
estimated at 81 81, from Mrs Woodstock Madison Co
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The Ladies Home Mission at the Five Points &C.
knowledge the receipt of the following amounts in
cash. for the purposes Of the Mission. in addition to
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