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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-16
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

The Herald spe-gente delicate innocent creatures who
certainly deserve a world Of pity.
Messrs Lewis Baker and Mark Smith, at the NeW'fork
Theater will give Matinee to-day aud performance To-
night OF Griffith Gaunt-" -
Mr. Barnums accustomed beraty prevails at the Museum
That temple Of the and the muses. - 10 DC open All the
time Performances will be given continually Inc animals
will be stirred up 70 an unprecedented degree Mons DAVIS
will pass his time chiefly the lions den The Vision OF tho
Dead will be aeed-but whether the vision OF the dead
turkeys or no we are not told All the fat and lean kind VIII
be on exhbition-and so will Mr.. Barnums dropcuan In
short the visitor Museum may see almost everything
that he wants TO see and good deal more
Juigne and Drye have arranged 70 give an extra
representation 10 night at French Theatre Two plays
and an operette will be presented. - .r -,
Messrs Kelly and Icons Minses at No 720 Broadway viii
give capital entertainment tongnior whomsoeyer wishes
TO laugh. - II, III,
Mr. Budworth at the Fifth Avenne Opera House, Will
merrly lead his Minsrels their comic IMP TO the MOON
With All these pleasures whereom 10 choose the town can
lack no necdlu amusement on its Thanksgiving Day
REGATTA.
The Annual Regatta the ATLANTA Boat Cub OF New ork
takes place to-day at II o'clock off the Eysan Fields IL is
intended as the closing Of the season Ihee W no
doubt be large attendance Of those interested IN aquatic
sports
THE RACE COURSE.
The sporting fraternity have made ample Prearaohs LOT
honorng Thanksgiving in their own style Ihere wan DC
totting matches the Fashion Course L. L. the hoDoken
and the Union halmle track IN seventy III
the morning and the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
BROOKLYN.
TUR EFWSBOYs' LODGING HOUSE.

Some time since a number of wealthy and phlan-
ropc gentlemen Brooklyn conceived the idea Of giving 70
those little waits Of the street.-The newsboysa home and IN
addition to this Of endeayorng to nstl into their minds some
need for Institution Of this sort In the city Many oil these
little gdns had known the significance Of the W9Iu
home but slept wherever night overlook them IN boxes uu
sheds the soft side Of friendly plank, Win an eAceeAt
chance for studying astronomy -, 80.
Quite amount about $4,000 a money was raised so
cey formed building purchased and ntted up and the enter
prise successfully maugumted The Home Is located ~
The building substantial brick cdifce is wen calculated
for the purposes which IL has bcenappopned ana neatly
fitted up and furnished throughout containing bathroom
dining groom, domitores gymnasium, schooroom etc etc
lions exercise lodging and breaksthe newsboy pays seven
cents The Home is becoming generally patIonzed by the
newsboys OF the ely having at present something o'c d"
Arrangements have been made give the boys genuine
Thanksgiving Dinner this afternoon and evening \ liberal
supply OF turkeys chickens etc has been procured ana to
Hon S Cmtenden Probably many Of these Juvenile paper
dealers viii look back to this as their first Ihanksyng Gay
some after dinner speeches " be made ana inc Nhoo H
viii doubtless pass of pleasantly 10 all concerned
TRUASIs' HOME
The Executive Committee Of the American Temperance
Alliance will give dinner today 20 the children OF me
1ulants' Home Fatbuihaye, Brooklyn The Rev. T.
smyhe Of Brooklyn Gad the Rev DR. Stevenson OF Canada WIN
address the children The exercises viii commence at o'clock
THANKSGIVING DsCOt RsE-FOR What TIE NATION SHOULD
BE THANKFUL
The Rev Mr. Buckley pastor Of the VI Church corner a
Washington and GreeneGcs Brooklyn last evening delivered
his Thanksgiving discourse from the tAt God hath not dealt
one and the speaker handled bis theme with much force and
coQuence He reviewed the history Of the country for the past
few years then ayertcd TO its present condition and prospects
aud enumerated those things m which the nation should return
thanks 90 God. lie Was thankful that IN the late war
tie people Of the North the side OF justice and hu
manty and that they able to out Of the struggle
victorious The speaker then enlarged upon The 9Fttnde OF
people and the bravery Of the army The world was not
accustomed such specncea nation inclined TO peace
reasoning i.olf into war Thanks sholld be given to
God that h. Lad inclined hearts 60 wage tie war
spirit O, magnanmity that the occasion had de'el'
ouel such noble charities the Christian and Sanitary
Commissions aRd raised the morality Of the nation 70 higher
standard Every should thank God that slavery was
gone 10 had been standing disgrace 20 all Americans but u
broken t the South had lost all right 20 retain IT,
proceeded considerable lcngth with his
enumeration and closed by drawing very hopeful picture Of
the future Of d nation blessed by God above all others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

and pass 10 Allen Experienced rong head winds dursgo
most Il the passage M, In
steamship Key Hehorn ApaAchcos via Key West with
rndse 10 Bennef. Brown Il Pinckney.
BSrk John Matthews of Barbadoe Creighton Guantanamo
moasses Moses Taylor Co Left brig OAK
Point for day and brig Herald 10 days
Bng Ludmia (Au) Veceena Malaga % days. with fruit, Se TO
Galway Casado. We ~, n.-,...
Nov with mosses T. T. +. A. Dwight Co. Has bad heavy
b ,ince Nov 20 Left Scotland and Eastern Star repair
ing and scbr c. A. Farnsworh diseharging. 80
% Isonie FT Thebaad Bordeaux "A days with mde to
ter -, A., o.. A. "a .u,.L
sS + sawyer Keeno jacksonville days. with yellow pine
o master. -, IT,, T.. IT, ,v,,h
schr fountain, Penny, Albany for Fell River
Schr Lady Woodruff Smith, Portland, Me.
Schr Veranda Ponds. New Haven.
Schr Rio Young. Ezabethport for Boston,
SehT Belle Howes Cedar Keys. A.
Sioop Harvest CoTwin. Bristol, J., with ndse TO George NJ
Stranahan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
IERsEY cIrY.ANp VICINITY.

To-day will be very generally observed in Jersey
city by cessation from business and divine services In al the
churches under the direction Of the various pastors The
Police viii dnn pubncy 10 Van ostsquaTe at oclock
several target companies viii parade There viii be rot at
the obokc Course base ball match IN Jersey City shoot
ing match ~ pigeons Union Hill and nhnitudo OF hops
aud balls everywhere IA the evening Collections for the
Relief Fund of the city Mission and Tract Society viii be-
up several Of the jersey City churches to-day IN ac
coulance with an established custom.
Hook and Ladder COMPANY No. Of Union Hill, NewJcE
seq John neheat Foreman will visit New YORK on Thanks
giving morning 20 receive truck. They VIII make a
short parade through city and return home by inc way ~
ilokrn on thog arrival n Hobokon they wiz b. received
hy Iosc Company No Of UuOn Hill, Charles II. kuh, Fore
man who win them home aud entertain them with
collation..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
STEINWAY & SONS
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIAN0-F0RTES,

Have taken IS First Premiums Principal Fairs held INF,
Medal a. the Great Intenstoos Exhibition London 1862 con-.
With s' PD %G from q B:.s S now n.
conceded proven by the PACT that Me.sr steinwsy scales
the great majority Of the Manufacturer Of both hemphe s
CLOSELY As COULD BIZ PosE WITHOUT @ % s o
pans Europe and America who prefer them for he pub
E~sr Piano constructed with their Patent Agate Arrange.
"fS TEs3 SONS S special a1snoa to their n.u
vented UPRIGHT" PIANOS with their PATENT RSsoSAfoR'
providing the instrument n addition the iron frame
Of the soundbosTd with brace fame in the Of both
frames being PIRcR thereby mparng sody OF con-
co9 and capacity standing in tune never before attained in h
The soondboard supported the frames srp
aus regulating tl tension that the greatest possible degree o.
oundr odacng capacity Obtansd aud regulated the incest de-
The great volume exquisite quality Of tone well elasticity
and PrOmP,nes Of action 81 these new UPn Pianos. a9Vs esa
STENWAYS SONS confidently offer these beautiful instruments
the public and invite every lover Of music to call and examine
LETTER FROM THE CELEBRATED EUROPEAN PIANIST,
ALEXANDER DREYSCHOCK,
Court Pianist to the Emperor Of Russia
MEssrs srrISwAr soss cannot expressing
my undsuised admiration Of your IN Every sE,rRST srcz
aud desire nothing 10 the void 70 much as TO be able to Pna
Johann David HoerIe Co. Peersbush) Of Jour Concert
Grand Poio 'Sae O @1aI sa 5c .. The ploss
money to you A''V'' AaIFxHSDER DREYscHocK
LETTER FROM WILLIE PAPE,
Court Pianist to the Royal Family Of ENGLAND go,
Messrs srEISwAY Sous: am muea pleased TO see TIC sps
adyances Won the crate
should humble opinion be Of weight,
You may give my PanoioTie recital 40
10th Of this month arrival here; that
during my visits Paris have used the Grand PAnos
OF All the arst European but have found
MINT EQUAL TO THE 10 fact consider
one Square Pianos equal OF the Grand PAnoo
manufactured here. Truly yours, 49, -, =, r,,r
Pianist 10 n r. II. the Princess Of Welss
sTEINWAY SONS PIANOS arr the ony American in'ra.
numbers and actually used BY ths
great Pisnist in European concert rooms
WAREROONS:
1,rDcrr VI nOp ng STEINWAY HAIL.
NOS ~ AND IS EAST FoURTEENTHsT,
Betw cen Fourh.ave. aud Irving place,
NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
MISSIONARY LABOR IN TIE CIrY.-Tho City Mis-

MISSIONARY LABOR IN THE CITY.-The City Mis-
held rs monthly meeting Tuesday evening in the Mac
dOuga Baptist Church number OF the missionaries gave
interesting statements their operations in tenant houses hos
pal, prisons Sc In family visitation they find large and
inviting field Many acknowledge they entirely fcndess
until the missionary found them. one missionary IN very
poor district bad found employment for - and women,
and had distributed among the worthy in clothing goods med
cine &C, zoo Tho Corresponding Secretary Mr. Lewis T..
jackson glanced the German field and made brief state
If very interesting work carried on by Norayan Mis-
sonay among the Germans In the Eleventh Ward In three
he has gathered large congregation and an Overlooking
sabbath school that the mission station can hold no more
and there urgent call for increased accommodation. The
Rev George j. Mngn Superintendent OF Missions spoke OF
the plan ofthe mission and called for the prayers ympnihe
and nctvc cooperation 81 the church Among the monthly
suits find the following figures a. missionaries 800 yolun
terry visitors 10 is2 religious visits made by the missionaries $40
meetings persons 10 church. 40 children led to sabbath
school "a bibles and siamen given and sOi'O trncts DIS
tributcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
IAnnonnrrments.l

BISHOPS AND DIvINES, including the Reys. POTTER,
HoPKISs DrE TrSa. SMITH. EEwToS Coz MoRGAS wEsToS
HARRINGTON and also Gu'tave Dore artist
Kate King and Queen fPu's Ihers the States
mn article. on tho Characters Shakespeare Edason, by
John Neal Society Suffrage Waking Shaking Hands, Natural
Life; Health; Soep Death, In Dec. PmRENoLoGcAL JOURNAL
Pictorial Double No year o. Eew'msn have H. Ad
diefs Fowler A WELLS. No 399 Broadway, n. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
PERsoxAL.-Among the arrivals at the hotels arc

PERsOSAL.-Among the arrivals at the hotels arc
the Hon j. NJ Ashley. Ohio the Hon. a. Bnndagee Con
necticut the Hon w Boyden North Carolina the Hon. j.
Bdeu California; Judge Spencer syracuse and Prof Agas
~ Cambridge Mass the Astor onse Mrs Patterson and
Mn Siuycr Presidents household Col G.. A. Gordon,
[. ; 4 the Hon NJ H. Carpenter, Milwaukee, and Dan
Rice Penn,lyania the Metropolitan Hotel Gen. Savage,
Boston and Col j. II. Howe Chicago. at the 81 Nchoas
Hotel. Gen b. Secdnnn Ohio. At the southern Hotel ".
Boco the Russian Minister at the Clarendon Hotel Gen.
Tyler l.. $ A., at the Albeumarle Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
PASSENGERS ARRLYED.

FROM HAVANA Nov. 2s-ln steamship ColumbaM Bgrchs,
and lady w Morris & De Hevly, H. Wilson A. d. Gordon
y StockeI y Aamonte L. RAINY T. Gordon o. De Onosaia
Couion W b. Carr and son. ~ Perez and lady Miss Mon
Miss j. Molina Mendoza .eamsn home bp the Unite
States Consul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

Br rH REV GEO. LANSING Taylor, MA
Shepherd Of nations King Of kings
Thy praise through worlds creation sings;
K'ngs and orders bright unknown,
Through stars and spaces hymn ny tlIohe'
Farth ioins the strain through lands and um's
Prom sin and woe her anthem ehmos
SEASONS AID souls thy goodness race
Mature and Providence ana OIHee
III.
Father Of peoples Ralcr, Friend,
Thu day Columhas voices bend
Millions on millions iH!l and nee
In cad heart worship Lord. 10 Thee
In shame and deep abasemeut Just
Before thy feet IN tears and dust
All worth, al glory We dlsown.
And bless thy mercy, thine alone.
Our foodful plains a. Thy command,
Have teomod with bread for many land,
While art and commerce forest mine
Then streams Of sunless wealth combine.
VI
Contagious wings Of black decay
Melt harmless az the doves, away,
And Ike rycr, vast and far,
Life rolls toward empires western star
Cd Ocean bids his temPcsts sleep
AID owns thy pathway on the deep
While worlds 70 worlds by lightning bound
Breathe peace through all bis caves profound
VIII
when FrCCdons loCd and fallen foes
Ia iascT fOuler friendship rose
From sea 20 sea the freeman vote
Ike Gods great hail the AAOute SmOtc
TX.
Science and Christian lore rejoice
Religion speaks with ECayenher voice
Justice, and charity, autiOye
MAKE this world grow like that above
y
q God our God each good fight won;
Makes earth Tie kingdom Of Thy son;
Arm then thy chosen with thy might,
And E,IIl lead on Thy hosts OF light
VI
Each CrClinC year with victories bless,
FCI peace and Truth and Ughteo Isness,
And broad tbs beuedctiOn pour,
tn Earth and heaven alike adore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

THASKsGIyNG.-There is nothing that people ca
will be 90 thankful Tor that their house. bufgapoo
TIE BURGLAR ALARs TELEGRAPH does 1t. T. HoLARs' No 2
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

The SPLENDID DECEMBER No or DEM0REST
NosTHLr 4GNiSK with Chr1imas novelties srticles Fashions
sud other brauu Gatures aud large full size pattern OF h
Peblum Basque, Vow READY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

THE SEASONS AND THB FASHIONS come and 60
together and this monde head snd ears in
rHH Halter for nimabIe fashion q hats and
which ready the adurng public at the renowned
establishment No 22 Fuon.st corner OF Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

NJ IrLrohAFH 70 ThG fttHrNf
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 2s.-Thanksgiyiug will
| De- observed appropriately 4 viii De-
preached hy Poet Chaplain Chcycr and review Of the troops
win take place match game Of base ball between two clubs
viii te PLAYED % the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
CRY NEHS.

TEMPERANcE.-A meeting TO be held this evening
Go The Baptist Church u Downing and Bedford sta,
viii be- addressed By Edward Carsse the Canadian temper
ance lecturer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

COOP FATHERS and AFFROTIoSATE MOTHERS should
protect their children from Colds and Group by securing DrhoREs
bED CLASPS each Sold Broadway Sent post free