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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Rheumatism and Scrofula.-Hyatfs Life
Baam is as certain to the worst of rheuma
tism as water is quench thirst matter how long
the case has existed 1t cured Mr. j. Snyder I'll Gold
street Brooklyn after he had been a cripple sixteen
years His bones and joints drawn out OF place and
shape and he had spent fortune in remedies and with
physicians The balsam is eqaly certain to scrofu-
Ia kings evil the foules old ulcers mercural diseases,
neuralgia, &c. 1t cured Mr.. f. b. Holly, 125 Orchard
street ulcer after he had been six months in the
New York Hospital and then given up, by the able
physicians in that institution ncurable Three bot
ties effected perfect Hundreds of cases, equally
stubborn have been published in the Herald Sun, aud
other papers certificates of which be at the
principal depot 246 Grand street rs cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

20 Cent Dnguerreotypes.-Rees q Co., the
celebrated German picture makers, No. 2S9 Broadway
take more nd pictures daily than any other estab
lshment in the world. With their one horse power ma
chine and the new process they challenge rivalry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

TUE THEATREsIt viii be perceived by reference to adj
vertsements and programmes that the amusements for
this evening exceedingly attractive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

200 BROADWAY For beauty Of material, elegance Of
finish, and durability, they cannot be surpassed Try
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Cos F!xtuies!-Gas Fixtures OF Beaut,Suv
oehgn ana Workmanship will BIO found at the mannfac-
Prince streAt --Ia~I.. " JAMESu. MurrA. "AJ ~
sand different afgo assortment but ss than thou-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Knox II Outl-Not Out Of Town, Out OF
money, out OF spirits but out with new style of
spring hats the most elegant beautiful glossy and rs-
cherche article Of the season fashionable men know
this and for few days past he has had hard work to
supply the demand But "go ahead" is the motto he
has adopted and has placed him among the first of
New York hatters The price Of KNOxs new style OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05
xpccted the new Administration Will

1t Is expected the new Administration Will
set all things to rights and matter Of course, the
people will buy their hats for spring Freeman, the
halter go Fulton street. will be glad to his friends,
and supply them with his spring STYLE which cannot be
surpassed for beauty durability Price $3 and 50 SO
for a hat usually sold for ST. FREEMAN,
Manufac turer, 90 Fulton near Gold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Spring Style Hats.-Banta, the Halter, COR
of Canal and Wooster streets has just issued his
spring style of hata most striking evidence of his
taste skill and ability Graceful and exceedingly be-
coming in appearance it is well calculated to add to his
reputation We convinced the style introduced by
this thriving manufacturer will prove the most popular
OF the different STYLES introduced this spring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

AT GeniR's the signs OF q chnn8e OF season
in advance of those in the vegetable kingdom. His
splendid spring style of gentemens hats is the approved
Of all observers. It sets lightly the head and delights
the eye with the harmony of proportions 1t has
sringy look about it that is quite refreshing and the
tasteful elegance of its trimmings lends to it peculiar
iascinaton Price, as of old, 81 GENIN'S ia Broad
way, opposite st. Paul's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

We Advise ail bur Readers to Improve this
last opportunity offered to get rid of the rent
charged by the landlords of this city, and for S15
cure cheap pleasant homestead in the country and
near the city where hundreds Of citizens To-
eating Take share Immediately, or you will be too
late See advertisement of CHAS. WOOD, headed "A
Beautiful Homestead for 49,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Dye established II imparts natural black or
brown than art before conferred 1t neither stains
the fkn nor gives out an offensive odor In five minutes
the operation is over. Sold end privately applied Mt
CRISTADORo'S No. Aston House. Also for sale at the
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

near Broadway-e established in 1899 by Louis j. Tmoat
from Paris-for the of innammatory and chronic
rheumatism scrofua salt reum eruptions of the skin
severe colds &C. ard are highly recommended by our
most eminent physicians Drs. Buckley, Nissan, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

spring Style.-W. p. David Is prepared To
furnish the new styles of gentlemen's hats which, In
point OF elegance, ightness and durability, are I'M
surpassed by any yet offered to the public Call and in
pect them at his salesroom sol Broadway second door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Watts Nervous Ahtidote.-I was troubled
with violent neuralgia pains and loss of appetite took
Watts nervous antidote and quite we'll the pains all
left and my appetite returned and altogether greatly
improved in health W. ST. John 233 Twenty fifth street.
81 per bottle 80 per dozen Office So Ann street. one
door below Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Steed," appears in to-days "New York Dutchman.n
The number also contains several humorous
sketches by Of the funniest quilts in the country
For sale at the Office 102 Nassau street. and at every
news depot in the country. Four cents per copy 81
per wear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

W. wora, At Kelly FERG UsON'S 2s9K Broadv.v snS
e. heade street Dealers supplied from FIRST H,ndS
than at any other establishment NB-store cbMr,r
superior style. ~ oruer, IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

PIa1n FNCtH FInIHIy Stuttus -OTIsuWtHOrOH
Hair Preeryatiyc and Beauter is the best article for
the hair before the public. Its effects in cleansing,
sofening strengthening and perpeuatng the uxuriance
Of the hair are truly marvellous Nothing like it has
been known. Sold at CRISTADOROS, Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

View" says Campbell. There few things to which
the line is ,picabe than illshaped, baggy,
coarsely made shirt, Nothing but distance hide its
vulgarity. Az GREENS, No Astor House, they make
shirts that improve approach them and defy the
microscope to detect q blemish in them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

deemed prudent to detain Peter Laspy, alias
"French Peter" as witness. William Sinclair
was discharged.
Bridget Dwyer, aged eleven years, died at No. 635
Washington street, yesterday morning. The body
was reduced to perfect skeleton. A Coroner's
jury held that her death resulted from slow starva-
ton, endured during sea voyage. The girl landed
here from the ship Antarctic.
Our columns to-day contain much local telegvaphic
and other interesting information, to which we have
no room to REFER For list of the members elected
TO Congress in South Carolina, a mutiny at sea,
maritime disasters, the extent of the snow storm &c.
see the Geographic columns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

To Shirt Makers and Fine Sewers or nII
KindsSingers sewing machines, lately adapted for
stitching linen do the work perfectly than ever it
was cone before by machinery by hand We can sa.
tis all who are interested that the stitching of all other
machines is imperfect.
N. SINGER & CO., 25s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

City Ladies', OF Ladies' Visiting the City, can
find at Mers, in Canal street. every article that can
possibly be wished for in the shape of CATERS slippers
ties and toilet slippers, for themselves children as
good in quality and low in price as any store in New
York. Remember, MHLER's, 1874 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Ac oest assortment of Fine Teas
VII DC found at the store of the Canton Tea COMPANY
La Ihaanam street between Pearl and Roosevelt the
readers that they do better than elsewhere e;th
wholesale CT retail They have no branch stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

. 2
8 Shares 500 each, with privilege of increase Q
Vignctte of < o
/ locomotive and cars = O
70 NO. 20. 10 shares. = o
8 THE NEW YORK CITY BANK J. o
2: o
. This certifes that AIyron Finch is entitled to =
ten shares, If one hundred dollars EACH in the 8 O
capital stock Of the New York City Bank trans. o
ferrable only on the books of the comp .ny by O
Myron Finch, OF his attorney on surrender Of O
this certificate O
New York, lee. LIST, 1852. o
H CORNELL, I y;cro,.e | Z. DARWIN FOOTE, .
Cashier. I President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
..,,,r mn rms rgIHNnLESs.

49,, ,.ss'sfSsa was crcnci Yesterday afternoon and
.i tY the purpose ri s ttonds making thess annual
,Ne.s;,n Nis and most excellent doN they had mum
t between ~ anal 500 visitors including many cler
,r s,si laNncr of al denominations. Inc donations
urted ~ stc besides gins oi pfovsio clothes and
.,ry .tl,s f,r sale Ihcre between 90 and ~
,hiren thrrr 81 having gonc out lasi month They all
,,AeS harry clean aud healthy They were addressed
hy } rayson Van Fps OF Columbus o. H. Thorno OF
EsoOkn aud several other ceIgymen aud laymen IN the
schc<l NON. ,
Father Gavarsi paid visit 60 the Institution about
O'Clock in the afternoon and atgcr tho Row DR. Furness
had made very pleasing aud instructive address 10 the
children they were told that Padre GavGzsi was among
them and il they would like 10 hear him speak they were
IL held up their hands The vote was unanlous anu IA
iher Gavasni spoke briefly as followsi -
MY lite children, am but child myself IN Your
country and In my short address would admonish You
10 two points: LIST To be good christians and good ser
wants c Od aud in order 10 be good christians and g'ou
servants ii the Iogd you must study the Bible You are
in country where the Bible is praised and read In my
country the Bible is crime and that makes 50 many pad
lovs and tisohedent children 20 their parents MY dear
Children love your Bible aud study tit the foundation
o all christianity and all happiness ed Is to love study
anc ,ary work by doing you VIII fad 1t beautiful
10 deperd upon yoursof instead Of others. Respect and
Ike Vour supercrs If dobedient in your early
M, Won cannot hope 10 be good member OF society
American children imagine il freedom not TO obey bat
that Is wrong st Paul says we are all under some au
ihority the child should obey It's parents and tea hers
he men obey their employers and both obey the laws and
the Governmental obey God and the Bible. This Is
tho lie and course Of good man. sHch "a hope You VIII
all turn out And may God bless YOU my sincere wish
Father Gsvazz expressed himself highly delighted with
the institution and we aso much pleased with every
thirg we and inquired into. $500
Those who have not paid visit to this splendid home
for the Frendles should not lose moment in so doing
They viii not regret IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
To Mariners.

LIcHr House. ON THE Rock. CoAsT IRE-
Corporation for Preserving and Improving she Port OF
On lin hereby notice that Light house has erecoi the
South Coast Cf the COX on
which Revolving Will be exhibited the evening 0the lt
Of January a will be zned every night
nc IA sunset The Lighthouse Tower erected the
suroit III the Fasinet (or - Rock in So s y,
srd Ion o 6 w The Tower circular 81 fee. IN hight
fo s base top othe ball Dome and viii ct mlhsg1t be
marked hozon elt coored red On and after erhioin
light atnet Rock the light heretofore shown on the
Cape Clear Ligh.house will BE- discontnzed
SAINT. Dosxco LfGnT DOMINICAN REPusLrc "A fixed white
lsh the 18th August last and onesch succeeding
dsy from sunset the iron frame work recently
rsetsd b. order Dominican Government the Bas3a
San Jose Of Sanr Domingo Tie tower stIael IN
lat Ice ~ C5 n long So Of Greenwich The
columns painted white, and the cornces red
and blue vessels approaching santa Domingo Roads
eastward should remember that having doubled Pant.
light will b. the land lite TO the northw ard
Toco and that from this point from which the light
bears W distant 413 yard extends south vest
ward which should 30 guarded against and which be
when there any on by the breaker upon IT,
LeHr yEssEL on rHE CoPPER GROUND ClTrEGAT the Path
September in the present year eh,hip placed on the Cop
Ground kopf in the kategat In lar 81 deg
81 n long IL des . ~ east o. Greenwich. L. shove
Of sido ra lanterns Of which placed
the aft part Of the fore highest mast respectively &c and p feet
mast 70 feet shove The level Of the sea These VIII
lighted from half hour after until sunrise and will be
visible q distance Of Danish or about EGgish miles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

a an. A.rss.sss .f.,.,AaeA Nst every aehlc sNeav
ss,eAvxA every ,,gensA ~ knS~e'sSc re'e'~'S""'NN
,atre a. y .tN ,.se rf ga Vlascss -. =, .
So sv Naksht Acres - Aeast, es |''' 49,
49, -. -, th,,, a, ass AnA h sssh age ht
,~sre ~ reNt seseels NVss, ~s>w nv sesra e'Nta
~ -. 80 ~ ,ttu s,t,aftiNt g. Ksrss MAJ theN
". -. ~ eeNrst help shNAoN As1 .ecev s'saN
ws,,s.ss. ssess>,iOs essNSes ne gsed ,"'ero 81 we
NV Ir A. - - fAs sssss slek n eve t'1
- .,,,S,,se - he sAs3evl iNmeesty ~ resNe
~. :. - pessess fetare WITH ts h~eA A. @S aetNd
49,. - eas aleaR eve erstiiVs ~ - saw " 'f'''
49, >s.s.,s v~r,Nsa ssUe ~ tAeks ise N>-the rtac
- ~ srs1er, lsstA,e ard he eear II Eoi wv eeN Gave
,.srx r~<ef iAe wSssaN ~iNSs eNe Inv 'se'" w" ""
= Ses<rssA shes ~i,A wAsl = c>.,d
rlcAA. sNrs ~ yast hss NesF che rceeNt H. ava tee
a -, ..s,e,.ss \, NeS,zv,A "SsisngW.shct tNr what :
A - se..s eeNr 10 p,a tAsl "a y the l>ra "Nni
~. :. ac.,rr WE grants she ais,,@'tlca OetS
W., ls sssae pv thanks Due sod w assemble hc'V
s...sSr tN<ua fAxn IA ~ gTaN.
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Passengers Arrived

Bremen dad SluftomE tCautaIn
stsrr sdy seven children and two servants A. Week
bcier he Huler and tdy Mrs stevens MesiIs Colby w
TIii,erS w Cock A Pazonseher, NJ Pcnteneer
Mr. Ys,es ara lady Mr KneL lsdy snd child N knsl Mig ~
von Mo Howell Howell j. Richards Isaac Levy and lazy
Nj Bu ana LADY, > Parsons Nj BOtOmey NJ Sepasns Capt
Hu sdy az daughter Mrs Bechet, Mrs 3 Laba,t O. Mhey
~ Srsrss Nj Hohrib llfy and infant two Ms Brogi Mr.
Koeher Kiehrer srabermue NJ O.aye and lady Ms Ksaf
Mis b. Strauss Mrs L. Wilde, Miss Emma
Wilde Iadd Nh Mrs G. F. DehebacheI and Guild de
strIe Mis- NJ SshonbuIg Schaiok r. de Vsrgay
n sssieI H. Krause lady and child. l. Hoyer and lady W.
HasffdoUn Miss Hintze Meyer lady and two children
NrnSeInum Roche and lady. Mrs NJ Tourney, Mas
Tourney Mis- Tourney L. Tourney MI Bavss lady and
tiiS Jandls hdy. child and Mr.
n Vie jSv ava two children NJ Mr. L Esing Dr. Dreis,
q Hore gsoders Kemm. J. Techheymer O. Won Berge, j.
p.sf $ PrefzedeT. J. Fraakeni-
hall MIA C. Beck and child Miss ~ G. Lsnse Mrs Sadie.
sir r Knorr Mr. Knorr Mr. Grosschupf w Buchheer Miss
" Brebheist1r Miss A Bnohhester Mr A. Regesen w. Hum
,te * Miss y. Miss ThuruAuer Mr. tlus w L.
Minnizerodc. IT. S-heiss J. ~ keimers j. H. Nc
Donald Mrs HI and child. Mas A. Wolfe.
In soaoney sa8iroH Jvn Ciadad Bolta'G H. Wool William
h 5cI Scneaae from Dsnarara R w Merchant Elrey,
] She'll
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ru.NKscIvING IN THE OLDEN TINE.

The following queer paragraph about an oid-time
Thanksgiving we take from History of Coos County, in
New Hampshire, published some years since, "by Rev.
Grant Powers, A. NJ, {. H. s. 1t was singular state
Of things when great festival Thanksgiving could
be deferred on account of deficiency of moasses but
it was according to the Rev. Mr.. Powers:
Early in the settlement of Coos, il so happened that
the annual Thanksgiving passed before the inelli
gence Of II arrived there but soon after Dr. White
came up to visit his friends Newbury and brought with
him PROCLAMATION. This proclamation was read publicly
on the Sabbath by Mr. Powers, and by him it was pro
posed that hey should keep Thanksgiving notwith-
tandDg the time specified by the Governor was passed.
and lie Proposed the next Thursday. Upon this, mem
Der arose and gravey proposed that it might DC deferred
longer for said be, there not drop of moasses in
the town. ard know how important il is to have mo
ssses TO keep Thanksgiving Ny boys have gone to No
a. and win be back probably, by the beginning Of next
week. and they will bring molosses and had better be
put of till next week Thursday IL was UNANIMOUSLY
agreed to; but the molasses coming, it deferred
another week and finally, Thanksgiving kept with
out molasfes This which is enough to provoke smile
viii nevertheless show the simplicity and desuiion Of
those DAYS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
Arrived.

Nail steamship w.hinson Z Fitch, eomTs.ndns from
Bremen NOV = VI, aa IN e Assn PEE II Il.
leuIs Arrived Sandy Hook, Thursday Nov "A 2PM Nov
Msdd Of and from oSeSee IS a. out bound for Liverpool
Steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk &C, with passengers to
ERsi s nsos, Ger rigo' 1.h .es.
D. OGDEN Nov H. lat 81 49, lon H. spoke oeeanus 81 d1 t
Ship Atlantic Worth, gewoslssr. Oct . with nde to W
10 Cav HstTs. o ard pit nearly whole sait Of a. Exps.
rsIe surssIt ~hseseF 1s d[s Of CAPE a.,sl,s Be;
for New,Nork from Manila WIKI coffee
and = Tionss ssh inst 10 baas, to Smith Tutle Len no Am
At Tbomas LETT B Steamer Dee hence
PSts b,. wy1ndS S from Bs:;Sn fe' s. TsoHaa
BARK Glide Harold oua.isd Hsy.as g d.
g; Martin Winters sesn died Oct 81 and Thomas chsteoa
EsIk William FuIertoD M4n1.nia Oct D with mahogany,
cedar &c J. w EIysn Co On the sth s9w eEis'xsI %
Id DIaL for Boston ssed few Ssys PEeyoa oet ~
seTi Of istters e1pectcsd hurricane dang sprans
main ssooI sn s: Lost an se's 81. sails
H;';i q sssss MN savannah for Boston Had lost one man
and saose 70 Fsr isk ns si 81 s. oa Is spoke
sehr Henry Alfred OF Harrington Eon JsksonTie for Boston
nj s EsTs led ss and sa D' '' " a''
..s sn 70 odt, 5esse 3 J. O. Bsksr Co Nov H. at ~
Ion 81 ST. cfs bark Rsnaa Of G!sssow from Lonaon
Liverpool Ms barbados s. ds out The has experienced
heavy gales the entire
Brig Velocity (Br OFoya1 Ponce PR, IL d. with 20
Big Sebo Byrre Pam 3 d. with ndis rubber ae II
Conng Vessels les before reported I'd OF Bafnegat saw large
quantities. Of wreck
Bis jos spencer POauPnee % d. vita loswood aud
oofton % H. 4 W Dclafeld.
big Mary Frsnee. sinnons Cube via Key Wet is d. with
sugar 10 NJ fuylor L Co
sehr Ehsbsth Williams Narks 10 d. with cotton, ke TO
sskI Ashss Lord Dotsy Island a. with lumber
J. Nfies.
sshf Smith Denlekson Wilmington, NC, ida, with naval
stefss o nellrer Potter
hcr rsssssde eoaao' b. Msys o. "a ia with loaco scs
lumber ~ hsse Petit
nsLf ralnep lssdin tindaA bolivar 10 d. With hidss
hsek kaakAa Len bis Grenada uossJ iaaaas Tor New
i,ik. eIls Ansgissa stssei ia Isst
Isi.a h0sfs Jastsntis ~ ds wh anshsf usos
ssLs hsis.msa, Mieks AeNasaa d. With nsa atassas
ssls Aasls hNs4.a, nsi@ss Do, esa asss
s.t. ais.i Lao, @ ohiessisssse ga. whh So A a
H4ksAs
81. s't, Nliasaa, ~ do wsh
50. s.sl ,assai aaa.a vp,isie oh ,ias ~asi
Ssh i+ts.lf ttsAs .llh fi-- ~asi
itipN sil lea'isl-s-st hs tis'egs az a ai.p saa
tkiltiiesi hssi li.si Nstes ~ Aqt,ls 4ai plLsss
Wa, srsssf sN @s'isHe, y W. sa lissh sesssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

,e Dsllsh M,rorse Besgter g ca t,is P r. cass,s s.
Portland Mos chr North Sta.e, Horioo, Fev-York
500, hQZ tn aeir. s0lthcfncf - ysr-Yg,t
foDIn DtNHlh foy is- Arr scbrs Eiien Ti.ssrx,, A.
fdff hin OIL seized 1909. - '0'' 70 ~
.BAyANhAp' "oy. so--hu sssau,i, Aiiblna schsa., ~
IVft tLt ~ ~sYtn firJ Baintfie. Liscrpo3,s 81.
gfl hs.sas d. shend9u Grss Csrzlv; lark Hare ~
~. HsV.Ygt hng Orisnio Penee.en NcT-Ynrk ca -,
Fsgea WoDthlb AfwYcrkf hrr ssl.1sl .1apsy Po,t,-
fl Dcpsrled steamship florida We iAsl Ss~,foti
WILMINGTON, nov. Al AR seir. 4. J. De Rosssf g,..z
R,wYgt big Nsv lowell neterson boston ca al -
vfsSe Gem Csae Boston brig Riffs soles Chaprxn ~.
lesns Went os 20 schT, james Bliss Victory ia
snd Cooler 60. Boston bizl a11sle for SEQ -
Ellen afdfn gr ihyara xisi bdg Joan Lancaster r. T
md fehf ffmH legh, for He~.yorL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

art with ssewcd eypcw. snd enefwentw'h The meats
tewl confegtlones,, No
the ,haltl ava hels iieNa al thp iahlti vyla mhtW
atet, occupied With ,wN hnuieA ohhlfah iesNiAt Mthai
ANt, iia ,e,sl IL whom PAW ~ piha rrsNNt hW ihll
All n Maui s4islr1 dnncn hM Who an al wthh ~ VT
10 s.lol. tt,a0 view tvd N their sAuiAoNAN Mean
DINE he 80 ool children IA lbs ehey wtgo revolving wo
.ats al ts,a ~ various khelN NeA depAiNN tW h'"
h,mss hShN rieaecd wih tho e,Vna IT hc DAY, Alvey
,lsA Ne Tho lale. vt this Necey hal taAon 40 much Va
.crcst IN Aol, wcl,AFo While tho wakng oIrNenla wea
IN e,,saf, M AdemA The misslrna,S, lH hehaW :" w
,hllA,Vn et hV sVhcel prcsc,lVd NJ, Iee,ss ''.N w
MIA, hal sa,hes, With apli,eg penVn eeeNlNNe ~
roa Mir rvyl, lN accepting Il, made tew ~ws'Na Wv,
IN ,SaclusloN thNnkoa the vhhdWn Coz 'he rwseW ~
HIDE lad sitiius With the oshot VhlNiva Ne""'" ."
tlis,l a. h.mt Yea an NelS wvloone Slr 49, r., al,
ahe aOnateas Va caah sent ga dosa u'V Wv ~, ta,I.
Ml,slaa amounted 60 SSON Beside iho,p "',Ss w ,,
81 ,SSetaNos spa pessleas 'ce, y n NV, .s"t ,6S
MARKET aarles Che maelee In sdas,a w Inv iherni
rrs,leas Aay The AAstAcsmen have Nse" VA
lh,if cash contribution aaloawed " 80 sss AZ, al.
lNns Sc scnt IN wegN worth shS" - s enens thss,
sesSN va. ,S i>,ass Who ao worthy otsnch aid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
THANKSGIVING DAY IN BROOKLYN.

This anniversary duly observed by our citizens. in
appearances, least The offices attached TO the City
Government remained closed during the day, and the
stores and other places of business generally suspended
traffic after noon.
During the morning hours the streets were alive with
The music OF Bands and the marching of military com
panies en- route for the country practice at target firing
Many were from New York. and proceeded to their dest
The youth of the city too represented and marched
in companies about to the music of drum and fife After
noon Tie streets which animated with life in the
morning resumed Sunday quieness and as Tar as could
be Observed everything passed OF in peaceablc and
orderly manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

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