The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
. Of our LORD

bspy this Grst day OF October In year OF Lord
eae shous@no eight hundred ami sis. s,,
BY the Governor GKoscx Blss Jr, Private secretary
MAYoR wooDs THANKSGIVING PRocLANArIoS.
sAross oFFlcz, nav yosx, Nov "a. 1880
In accordance with and the Of the
Governor STATE 10 be sonnss my duty Mayor 10
recommend 20 he people Of this ct tho obssrvance OF
THURSDAY. The 2stn iIssAns q day OF THANKSGIVING
and prayer wbie in my judg meni couatry either
In It's po'sics mere,ss husscis aspect, presoos
called upon BY every consideration OF sell preser W
or 10 NE Father Of oil merces devon, anu e,soS'
prayer for His ipserposi,oa and psetc,a ROC sas
sending which ns uti ns Auu sno -
tioDai interests Of people Taereorc knoseaS'ag
Dependence Aimisnty God aod deepy ssn1 rn.os
giving be observed the people Of tins GUY o one 2.
Humiliation tupplisson-oo, oms,ns ~ OUT P'syos
tbe OF The hope tbs, those ~ho hsve In VIOLA
ton ~ The federal com act unpatroticuv and Nm .isey
inflicted ibsse rJuries upon u.s. may be toe ony sufferers
by their o~p wIcksduess aud folly 6iveo uoocr my
hAna ana sea- iERSANDO WOOD. Mayor.
wHgag TO-DAY Is sEr APART.
rbe states and Territories IN which to-day hes been
ne, apart to ne observed Thanksgiving Day sweny
four IN number, Is follows
California Maryland,
ConIe cticut, MinnesotA,
iiituuts New York,
IndisnK, New Jersey,
Iowa New sampsh,rs.
xstucsy, North Carolina,
KArs1 Nebraska,
IDuissuA, Onto,
N.ss~nusests, Pennsylvania,
Michigan, Tenoessee,
Eaire, Vermont,
Missouri. Wis pastn.
BEsEvoLgEgE FOR TIE Po0R.
The lldses a The Old Brewery Assion taken
rures 10 preven, pss the Five Poios They intond
60 give every child coed Of winter clothing pair
strong Shoes asuessantai dinner and some suitable
Toy or hook After the chlidrcns wants supplied,
other needy residents OF the neghoorhoot wilt be admit
ted 10 Tho tables
The Fourth Ward Eisson corner OF OH ver and Henry
Streets intend give oaner TO four hundred "ittte
yyapd.rers,n b. sioes a preseat Of a book or toy.
Al The House Industry. in ibe Five Poius, dinner
will be spread at O'Clock " and three hundred
children will sit down 10 The irsi table
AT the Home Of The Fritpdss Eass rhir,cth street,
dinner viii be spread for children between two and
four O'Clock N
The ladies Of ~ Vincent Paul will keep open their
fair to-day at 633 8foscway for the benefit OF tho poor
The CoIored Orphan asvlum, on Fifth aveaue, cor
ner Of Forty fourth street, yin dine two hundred AMI
twenty children between four and I've O'Clock. There
will be exercises from o clock r VI III DARK
Tho new,boys viii aso have q grand spread Al l2s
Fulton street, aud their numbers will not be few.
The rhankrgivirs dLher at the Brooklyn Tabernacle win
DO for the purpose enabling the ronand poor TO meet
tosethsr--"for sod IL tho maker OF ah
A. such time this 1t may DO interesting to our
readerv 10 know how their subscriptions beaevo ent
societies mount up in the course Of the year BY the
following taoes they viii perceive thst very nearly four
millions OF dollars annually expended By charitable
institutions this CITY alone and sthouh soc Of their
receipts ~ be from other places sl il would be far
outoaAaced by the large sent from Tits city TO SO
ces whose headquarters situated In other pirs OF
the ULoa tbs ogures Of tbs receipts and expenditures
Of societies elsewhere located we're addod to the here re-
corded amounts, the would be very large indeed
ruE BE>kyoIgNr SOCIETIES OF NKv YORK.
susjoipea we give liss Of the receipts and expend
lures Of various charitable AID religious benevolent
societies city vicinity for the year 1852 co.
which will be found very interesting An evidence Of
she ase Of charity contributed from private and
public sources In the year.
CHARITABLE BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES, FROM LAST
AVAILABLE RHfuKrs.