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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-04

Foreign lmp0rtaeiOnn.
MALAeA-Bark James hf do see0 mr. do
rasns 70 BIZ, quoce bag asa bis almonds do
sweetmeats 100 ck lao bbls vino 50 bales co
3 bbls vine Ras.e Msr.h-2 hhds Dbl do Hicks.
MARsELLes-Schr Fr~derka-l0 bales BIZ. csuded
fruits rs do pickles bbls cape bales ALMONDS
csses quorce casks vedigs do cases
lemon so bales ALMONDS bbs cork wood
u do flower 70 do brandy fruits $40 bk
boz
Domestic lmportata0nss
DARKN-BrG Ohio-7 900 feet lumber Iss bbs naval
bags peanuts Rokenbaush2 bbls spts turpentine
Den-3o bags peanuts Shafsr Brother-i BIZ Nesmith
Walsh.
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IA pose OF we'll assorted stock and the good will Of vas.
able custom Apply at1 William street, corner ofCsdsr,
AZ eteYrs
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nvWEL rTH WARD-A Meeting Of the residents sad
owners Of property in aud 5sh street. and all others
By the Of bridge for the last monhs,
House Of William Denyhs, corner Of Third Ayenu and -
street. Monday evening nent, December elh 1871 ~
the immediate erection Of said bridge the cc.ing forth
with sad railroad such will enable the travel
ling aud repass without danger Of life limb
upon Of their highways g. Miller; John n Clear
o W; Morris; YIN pIsy; D MoS,'oa; ThGma' Pine rnsh.
McNespic; Henry p Hall; ID 4. Itle Ernest keyser H.
A Maynard; Isaiah Keyse Peel; j. A. Cary; behalf
Of two hundred others. New York. December 4, 1877
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OOMMUNICA OF. JOHN D. COAp. j

COMMUNICATION-CA OF JOHN D. COAD. IT,
y John Coad ten who nearly IS yeais Of
ss.h the in which pierced Ii. q Ii. Ens.
y: o01 n from the o1 p 2. che FOL-
nng great difficulty IN reaching b. home The
The
nation and fever conne him bed for
.s 1
Of the SS
side Inn ANIMATION took place large ab,ces formed the
ssd posIaasd ihrSash he .ln and S!m1ey removed
@ @s eSsw F
,onally SINAI. Of bone He now completely disa
which large oughns ulcer covering whsle Of the lower
of his back rendering hi, situation truly essng u
hs opy H.
humans and but out Pee M
lief Soon after he left the hospital profu.e and eYhsusng
the
Ieeqred occasionally for three or four his life
For nine he in the d.esng condition. De-
n R Cd III ss
hin, giI elbow were completely anehyic.ed H. limbs
there large Ulcers from pint
much S% the hs:r that lis
thought that he had organic disease Of this and he
missed relief. lie oss time under the care q the
s% ss the no
Of ssapar; Mercury an$ ou1ine md :. every kind Of
aed he no from his except BY death
While he in this miserable condition. Mr. Henry sny
dam, OF New York him. and urged him try swsim
Panaeea He had taken than week before he be
good effects HIS appetite his
blood improved IN quality hi, s.h became msr the ulcer.
gained strength daily, aud actually began to grow fat
He found that he could change his position, and in
ke to sit his chair during the greater part ohs day.
About this time he asked for his Clothes and hen they
ashamed to be them He ba. been taking the Pa
eighteen months, and his condition wonderfully
proved The elbow and hip joints OF anchy
osed and useless; aud his limbs somewhat distorted
he able walk considerable distance tower miles
crutches; the ulcers are all healed except very small
opening the knee and hips his appetite general health
spirits good and all his functions properly
formed He increasing in weight daily and feels capable Of
obtain suitable EMPLOY
for his support Since The foregoing was written Mr. Coad
while the Annual Exhibition OF the Hort cultural
Society met with an accident from his crutch slipping on
the wet floor, causing hi, fall which Produced severe N
jury resulting 10 hi. death few days He attended
his last illness by Dr. M Wallace, who furnished the
He 18th Officer the requisite certificate, that bis death
produ ed nv the eHs Of fall d. 2tsat
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r~~ NOTlCE.-On and after SUNDAY, No
nv1HRu@ svcmber 2lst, 1877, the steamboat SYLPH
ST <TEN ISLANDER viii max. the fol
lowing until utther notice: LEAVE STATEN ISLAND
10, IL o'clock, A. Ma, and O'clock. r. W LEAVE NKw
YoRK ats, and IL o'clock A MI *. and O'Clock r. M
York. Nov, l6. 1877 nl1rc
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NRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RICHARDS A,

LRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RICHARDS AGA
L DENY, 1888 Broadwsy Lessons in the French Spanish
Italian Ge and English Languages, after and
teal system before exhibited this country Special
teachers employed for each Language An success
has been Obtained by this method Lessons the Academy
$40 quarter Private Lessons $50 per quarter. RICH
ARD. Director Of the Academy dl l2tsrc
TJNO BUTCHkRS-Western Sausage Skin for sale cheap
l. ut II Plat street-up stairs. 27tsm
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PhiiadeIphia Cattle Market.

FhxIadoIph1a CaNtIe Market.
Dec. 2.-Beeves-Thsre ,4S0 ad-ineluding 400
from Virginia Market dull, and prices ranging 81
rs to 30 IS 100 bso50 driven to New York. and 100
unsod.
Cows and Calvss-290 head offered and sales were
made at So $40 for Dry Cows $l2 S25 for sprngers
and SIS $50 for Mich Cows.
swine-loo0 were brought In and sales made ct IS 90
50 - per 100 lbs.
sheep-l,66o were offered and sales made ct 81 IS to
- each, - in quality.
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NEW UPHOLSTERY GOODS. FER STEAMER

N The subscribers have just received in store eases OF
Upholstery Goods consisting Of heavy Lyons Satin spd Broc
a in coors; also patterns with
all the necessary Trimmings Corniess and Bands two eases
superb patterns Of Lace and Embroidered Curtains Also
sale or retail AZ the lowest prices SOLOMON HART
Importers aad Of Upholstery Goods 23 Broad
.ife 4 he Park M
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DHILADELFHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-Dk. KINKE
L LIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN, IS yess' residep! pr.ct-
Philadelphia. The Of all diseases Of the skns
maades of delicate and destructive habits Of youh
still continues engage Dr. KDkelns utmost attention II
valds whose complaints the desperate condS
non. depend on beng always conducted by Dr. him
self with prompt. safe and treatment perfect
Strangers travelling, supplied moments noliec with
medicine sufficient themselves in the convenient
and private Cure warranted charge required
Letters post paid viii meet prompt attspuoe a..,a.@ss
To Exchange fall particulars Ath rage Of the
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.~S Peoples LINE sTEAMBOATs FOB

-W-N
A5.DaaS ,, Daily, sa a's'y EIesp'sd.
he Pier between Ceuandt and Liberty Steamboat
ISAAC NEWTON, Capt VIM H Peck wii ,eaye on Mon
boat OREGON Capt A. p st. John will l:ays Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday evening" at o'clock At Five
O'clock, r; M.-Landing ntermed,aIs pacss from the
foot Of Barclay Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Cap
and Sunday aftsrnooss At O'clock Steamboat SOUTH
Thursday aud Saturday afternoons at o'clock The above
b9ats will at all tmes arrive ALBANY amDts for the
Morning Cars for the East West Freight taken mode
rate rates, and take. after elock NJ All persons
are forbid trusting any Of The boats OF the me- without wpt-
apply board the boats, r. T. SCHULTZ. the Office
the wharf.
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aasaa sos4S$HSf fSssi5Ss
happy effect Che practice q .ninsn, physician; and
fsts' TSe this viii s
in the United States recommend ethes
tcs for the cure Of he above The
ocon but specific the following depoable
the carly indiscree secret habits Of YOUTH
tho indulgence Of the passion. in ripper
liver psptanon of the heart dyspepsia pain N
head dmness Of vision vertigo unacy loss OF muscua, On
lasude nocturnal slee impocncy premature
and total decay Of yity Mentally ths victim suasI sSSr
or melancholy forsbodns.; aversion Of social in.crce
tmdity and love solitude These some q
the effects of this violation Of the law. Of mans physical and
the above banenl practices Young men
in cities and particularly tho country these solitary
trimona alliance have not been productive Of happy
results which nd the state will perceive
Yong MAJ fyou would be- relieved from these evils and
be restored to manly Of body and mpd delay not to pro-
this eorda-it the only anchor of hope for Tbs
which accompany the medicine are highly important TO The
%crrisd and single Price e per bstte SO half dO.ss: o.
any substance Sold Wholesale and retail. BY o.
FAY, lss Fulton Lamp Store sun Building New York
Be q
By BE- sqsi
ssI&mors Ma; Wiliism. Buffalo; and o. Dr. H.s:1 Rc
sss liability from esa may
confidently consult N Conyers personally By letter. P3ss
p s d % %
zach sa vii BE- eI In 05rsd 70 q: &
branch branch Of the render his treatment "
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ID John 3 rREET-OVERS HUES -GOODYEAhiS
* PATENT-A large tment Of Ladies, Gentle
meus and Misses Sandal and slipper Over Shoes manu-
These Shoe. Of the most superior quality and
fnsh melt with heat ) hen with
cold Also new article Of Ladies' and entlemens Nett
Lined Shoes perfectly elastic Decidedly the ns,,sst
BROOKS Agent for the manufacturers, q John street,
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W OIGHTLAENDERs QUICK DA0UERREOTYPE
Instruments with four times ntenser light, lenses Of
plates, fgT $40; Lsnssahsm Bses:r @, grossy.y
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Al H. SARACCO, 50 Canal It, of Broadway.
N1 wants several slsn French young LADIES' from s to
saloon. N. BNone need apply without good references
tsrr
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3-3J7 u Bank az; Sl0s State s.
=; $500 DC 7sE so LehEh II scrip 81 50 Reading ss
$4,000 Treas Notes SIS 1907 Wilmington KR 6 casi
%; Mechanics Bank Is; so u Bauk so
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IL ICH HOLIDAY fKESENTs.-LOUls FERRET
sale. low prices, selected INVOICE OF the
Breast Pins &c re- Gold and Silver Card Cases and Memo,
.sndum Books LADIES' Geld and Silver Snn and Tobacco
Boxes Segar Cases. &C. Constantly hand complete
Of Gold and Silver Watches from the best
Geneva Locle Chaux de Fonds and s. Inter- (Swtzeand
p22Io
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EkENCH EMBROIDERIEs AND GLOyEs-MT
Orion having just arrived from Paris. offers for sale an
elegant Embroidery and also French
KID Gnves superior manufacture His the secoua
he articles will be disposed ofat the prices
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/ ECIUHES ON hSI HONOMf .;-fTo1essor q. M.
IL MITCHELL, of CINCINNATI will deliver Of lee
Astronomy the tabernacle, commencing We'd
nuea on Friday and Monday uuti the close The
will consist Of six lectures and will embrace
solar System and ths Constitution Of the Starry Heavens,
with Of the great modern and the
sons for the course 81 for lady and
zach lecture so may be obtained Of FRANCIS No.
asa Broadway and the other principal book the
p21 l2tsrc
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CECOND HAND FURNITURE AND CLOTHING
= WANTED-Ladies or Gentlemen having any super
auous ea. off Clothing or Furniture e dispose Of
his residence or line addressed through ire post will
be attended Ladies be attended by Mrs Cohen.
NJ s. COHEN, 60 Duane street. N. b. Old sock or job
goods bought 10 11tsrc
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A uAhD-DK WHEELER, Oculist, receives patents
"A at his resdencs 80 Greenwich street morning from
A. NJ to o'clock NJ after which his practice i exclu-
mater Of how long sanding or how obstinate p.tare sec
the most respectful families in the city Art6ca Eyes III
lefted an for sale Reasonable d. 3tSaTkThsm
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nA. SAVIARD's INVALUABLE EXTRACT, for tbs
of Gonorrhoea elect Structure, Sexual lmpoteney
and all other diseases of the urinary This has
been suceny long before public establish with
hsdow Of doubt il superiority all other medicines
OF many thousand ca:e. The prOetor has never received
change Diet nor dc slightest variation from the patients
ordinary habits I action is perfectly free from all those
unpleasant feelings attendant patient under ordinary
course Of creating neither loss Of appetite
action OF but by properties
ing that peculiar sckly well marked under hs
New York. Price 81 Il
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g ELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO REMOVING INTO
- our N,w Sto-Sk-, Shaw Wis Cashmeres Plaid, ding
bam,. M,rino,, C!o,hs Wells tsces Lace Cspes, Embro
kerch efs Popiins India shawls, Yevep Grape ShawI,
sc,fs, Cravats Bags, &C SC. JAMES BECK & Co, $50
Broadway, ms 6teod
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CHRIsTMAs AND NEW YE4K's PREsENTs-W

- hive heard that + A. ARTAULT proprietor OF the La
for the most astounding surprises
Paris fresh of Fancy Goods Toys Sugar
fums Among other crostes will be the Mechanical
Theatre SNaraornsn which drew 80 many people IL the
and fall Of Vera Cruz by the American Army Navy
Besides Automston (Sana Caus) exposed year
salons Of Aphonse Gr0ux, where visited BY all the
ycnng people Paris The EXPOSITION will be opened the
pubic the 9th of December The Of ladies
gentle men il respectfully solicited. d. 3tsm
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MARTINI X HERALD,

Fort OF New York, December a, Is47.
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"C AIDES Ia FAYETTEn,-Th. fist Ban Of III.

@ pa H. No., ne hst SaII OF the NJ pa
$50 Broadway Wednesday Evening Dec 22d 1851. The
Committee Of Arrangeme those ladies and gentle
who honor this their first Ball by their
that efforts their part i'll be wanting to render agree.
made such fail please the most fastdious
Tickets of admission udng for lady and gentle
Lonai, q. Pesrls rect; NJ Rst y BeaysT street Mr.
teet; Mr. Lsclere 800 Broadway; Mr. Landesman, IS
Allen street; Mr. VIM Dibblee 1853 Broadway; Mr. u. Mer
Glen Canal street, Mr. Th Rocklng 35th IT. corner sth
7.andA an
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GREAT BARGAINS IN UNDER CLOTHIN0-J. P
" SCOTT 81 Nassau street. has in store and 10 daily
ceiving from the Shakers aud other celebrated
supplies superior Udershrs Drawers and Cocks
(they shrink in waahing hich he retail
'ng at wholesale prices viz per sdysnes Ant cost
both regards hitting and superior kmanhp Persons
purchasing will do well to call at Nassau o
nnNt Herald nf6ce. me- l2fs rc
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MEDICAL oFFIcE-DR. JOHNSON Duane ss su Get.
WI Chatham well known as hs %om sue
d.:.:s. IL. ,.gais;,oa .ti I:.: OLD bar
II
ySsas mem Causing nightly :@,.;s.;
i.ia.1. ~ '''- : -' = D''''-''' -''-. -
rs n BRIBERY AID CoRhURSIIoN,lm0I ,5.hs
the worth Of Bowysr spksnad Ointment Suffering hui
S si Srad he 60
a:, herr s1 TO- for s % ::sa head q asa
and AZ kinds Of wounds universally setnowsSssd The
IN &c
Of estimoaas gracefully endorse the s.tOni:hsg .uee.. Of
iss Broadway. Cor John st and 81 s.rc.y N Y. dis-
h. The HS soi ..S Ss
TSs ana ss
s'sa
THE M.EkIEp WoMAN,,s FklyATE MED y IA!
q WaS.u s1 sE Edition. Pnss g.
secrets though of nature strictly intended or
n sS;:
,s M.dfs Of m ms
s. assn howl Gsso%s pssa
Ssiss'5 x. hss lie d %say
restraining mny prudent pe1ns om tns from ma
H f%s Dioigss &. Il female with complaints
taxing the sau.ss symptoms and the most serau rs.
NEEDLES for the removal Of complaints This work
des 10 he Of wife and mother who has
regard for health and welfare well a. that oil hes
husb The revelations contained IN its pages have already
proved blessing .houkands Vulnerable letters Will AZ
test; IL Is Of impossible TO convey more iuly
public journal the ubjects treated OIL a. they are OF
Intended for the married OF those
s Ps: ~sssSs s,y
which wife mother sister may 30 subject e'n &c OBJ
receipt Of dollar the Married Womans Private Medical
Companion will sent free Of ps,tsYe TO any par 9? the
DI A. M,Hressu. DO. 1874 New YoIE City PIb,i'Sng
mans Private edea Companion is sold by boohsesn in
every principal city in the United Stsis. Aken,s 10 phIs
Rsdsins CO. 81 LSui. Na t Cop!:h CoIu%yes' ioh:
Fisher All letters however, be addressed aboye
For ssle wholesale and retail. 10 Liberty street.
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ELOAKS-CLOAKS-The subscriber begs leave to call
~ the attention of dies his stock of Cloas
being the best the city, and e.mgE.ng all the styles
with Of goods suitable season.
which will be sold at reduced prices, by T. PATTiSON,
In BOweyy nal en-
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R6 fOhBELlZE, HONDURAs-The Bark JOHN
" ~. StAth ~ Pedenen master, will have de-
having superior accommod apply 10 the Capt,n on
board to f. ALEXANDRA "a South At ma stsrc
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No BoweIy. nal l4tsm
cashmere pants and fancy vest Also Closks and Over
Vests g. Cash paid for gents clothing Cleaning.
dyel repairing and altering corner Of Nassau and Beeknan
SITS. Two bushelmen wanted. n29 l2tsrh
CLARKE s sACKS--GB. CLARKE, Mere liant Tailor,
Jig William street opposite the Wa.hington Stores has
Of which vary from $40 SIC Also Cloths CassmeIss
Vestngs made order at low prices for cash only My
brown and black sacks handsomely trimmed with
collars and cuff. and lined ard wadded entirely Some have
very same prices which they sold ready made.
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rHrLADELraIA, Dec sl,n-Anvsd-Brx Marths Kins-
Einssm. Boston; Perkins. Gks,, Chal.
enge, Perkins do Marquis Heakan fo Joshua Brown, Coo
G.l.i,; Harp WS,. Portland os;ac. CsI,s Fall River;
Indiana Hoffman, Aliyns Point Martha jane Darling, New
Below-Bak Atkins. ful r;soed
brig, unknown.
ClearedBrg Ocean Queen McFaddsn Boston; schs Indi
ana, Hoffman. Bridgeport; Henry Paysen Crowe Boston;
re!tng do; AnSs Was dol Robert Bruce. Joha
Newport Seven Sisters Perkins. fS,..nouth Richmond,
Hoffman. Bridgeport Martha jane Darling New York; Ban.
ner, Gundy, do.
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Foreign lrnporratlons.

LvERpooL-Soip Prince Albert35 pkgs (,ibou n co.
do rodhsner sl-ls Backbure-g Godfrey, Pairison
do MuIayS do Perse Brooks-2 do Lord K Tsyior--s
Russell, Marsh COT do 4 4 Stuart co-6 do Watt
sheman7i do Greenway, Henry smtl57 Bird. Chilean
COLO do Coanah-i5 do Buterfeld Bros co-8 do T.
Weed-i7 Sreyer-3l do Richardson, Watson col do
Olyphant X Son-5l Elm Brother-i do w NJ Lummis x
CO. do l. Aterbury x COLO do Cameron Brand-3 do
10 do Beas Bush COPS w Chance-s6 @ Morewood a
eoso bx 1000 bdls iron Phelps Dodge co270 bars
Wetmoe ca-61o bdls 270 bars iron q w Shields DO
III Downng-28S3 do 90 bdls IRON Blacker Oothout-22
pkgs Graydon Swanick00 coal Colder-g7s6 bricks
23 canes 80 tons III bars iron 10 order
PALrRMoBark Due Orleans-io hhds 90 Or casks wine
20 do canary seed cS mdse n quorcs paste rs
d. 32l bales cks madden boxes almonds 500
do lenonds $50 do oranges Draper Devlin
PALERMo-Bg Erato50 she'll almonds boxes sh,l
led do 666 do lemons Harmony Nephews cog package
sewing silk i Howe 20 Of Fiedlersoe
boxes of oranges Chamberlain Pheps-32 bags OF corks
Henshaw Ward-50 olive bags inseed 90
maccaronI TO order
PaLrRMo-Ship Corolanus-2OO boxes steel Lawrence
do order-0 bbs marbles
steel Rowland Aspnwell23 pkgs wine e Hosre CO.
eases hardware do stIcbs Wedes MeyerlOo bales
Dutih COusnery3g0 bales
100 do wanuts 100 do bers
boxes lemons $50 do oranges 90 baskets Chamberlain Phelps
Psi bbls cuuant do mdse drugs bbl do drum do
ANrwrRP-Bark Elizabeth case Indse Bollcmsnn-ii
Boiceau Rusch-6 Charles Mulleri TIMBER Dambmsnn
i Schulz Bleson36i glass seragge koop co.. cases
PALrnmo-Brg bags 10 casks srgos 100 az
do oil 80 3 bags hlberts 80 do
1892 brs lemons 800 do mde
Draper x Devlin-206 bxs sulphur 20 order
81 JAGo Dr CUBA-BUk Lucinda Maa-i00 hhds sugar
bales tobacco Dunscomb BsckwIth
MAsIooxNg, 81 Domngo-schr X B Gager-i00 tons log
wood les pcs mahogany SIS bass coffee Rossre Co
Domestic Importations.
AraL.oHIcoLA-Brg Edward Henry-It3 bales cotton Ro
beru X Wiams-i0 pkes to order.
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On Saturday morning July 3D. Dr.. ISAIAH knRoY
in the saith year Of his age born in the county OF Ca
van, parish Of Bellymssue Ireland.
His friends and acQuaintances and the members OF
the Croton Lodge No: 10, O. OF o. F. and the mem
bers of the Emmett Mutual and Benevolent Society are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, from his late residence NO 40
On Saturday, July a. JANET PArrRsos, "a native Of
snarkshre Scotland) wife OF John Paterson aged 81
years. -,
The friends and relatives respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from her late resdence-aiso the
members of the Thistle Benevolent Association, on
Monday afternoon July 6th, at o'clock In the after
noon. =
ON Saturday, July Sd, CoRSnLius r., son of Joseph
ana Catharine Bishop in the 9th year of his age
The friends of the family, and OF his grandfather,
Cornelius Read requested to attend the funeral this
afternoon at o'clock from No sos Fourth street
On Friday, the I'd instant, MARY JANE wife OF Patrick
McQuade.
TIE friends and acquaintance of the family, and
Of her father Edward Munson also those Of her
brothers, John and Edward Munsen, IT, are requested
to attend her funeral this Sunday afternoon, at
O'clock from her late residence No Is Chestnut street.
near Madison and Pearl without further invitation.
On Friday, July I'd, at 91s o'clock p. NJ, ANNA MAR
GAREr FAscHE only daughter of the late Frederick
Fasche, aged year, month, and IL days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her brother
No. II Front street, this Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock, without further invitation
On the Sd instant CHARLOTTE AMANDA REcKHow,
daughter of Isaac and Charlotte Reokhow, aged a
months and Is days.
The relatives and friends of the family, respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this Sunday after
noon at ~ o'clock r. NJ from 50 Pike street, without
further invitation Her remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery for interment
At Williamsburgh l.. l., on Saturday morning, July
Sd, Mrs. ANNA H. BoorHBY, wife OF Richard bootnDy'
Esq, of Msysguez, Porto Rico, aged 81 years.