The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-15

o'clock, from his late residence, No. So Franklin
street, without further invitation The funeral
vice will be performed in ST. Paul's church.
On Sabbath afternoon ANNA PORTER daughter Of
John and Mary Ann Moorhead aged years and
months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this Monday after
noon at hafpast o'clock from No. 90 Cannon street
Union COURSE, L. L-TROTTING-THE GREAT MATCH
y for $1,000 between Americas and Black Hawk miles and
also match between american Doc and Cambridge Girl The
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SaIs and is as, H'S is Bakers
T o. OF o. F.--TIIE r. W GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE
of New York will hold an session at H. Grand
ass 81
IRISH REPUBLICAN UNIoN.-ExTRACT FROM THE
Republican Union New York: unanimously resolved
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philadelphia Albany Newark and other cities by
friend Of Ireland wherever located to follow their no
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Irish historian at Louisville Kentucky worthy Of
and imitation in arousng the hearted friends Of
oisrsd se published the ss' New York sr and Sum
CHARLES DAVIES Cor Secretary THOs HAYES, Rec secy
A CARD-.TnE MEMBERS OF LAFAYETTE II. L. co
"A No Of Brooklyn, would return their thanks to Mr. Var
lex Of No los Front street New York; for the liberal sup
South Brooklyn A. F. CAMPBELL, Foreman-B. F. SMITH,
TIE FIRST PRAYER IN CONGRESS, SEPTEMBER, 17z4,
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remittance enclosed will be promptly by mail
EouND-oN FRIDAY MORNING, IN BROADWAY, A
and memoranduns The have the by paying
charges and proving property Apply at IS James-st
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A VERY NEAT AND RE-
w spectacle Protestant young girl time from Holland
IL small family Good city references given from her last place
story
WANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL. A STU
alton as Chambermad or Plain Cook in small private ia
que at 09s Water stree, ID floor, front.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
w wet in private family Good city reference given
the basement of the Presbyterian Church.
SITUATION WANTED-DY A PROTESTANT YOUNG
Ma TnU % nns * ms nry aus
family Apply vt 6s 22d street in the basement between the
"A raj homework IN respectable family Understands cooking
kng washing and ironing and is willing make herself useful
Please inquire Mt No 3 Ludlow street second floor front room
nR POWELL. OcULIsT, AURTsT, ETC. ATTENDS DAT.
~ " to diseases sf the Eye and Ear At his surgery 26 Broad
ion q DI Powers Treatise The Eye 50 which
large supply I Of Artiae Eyes roosnty mpsrsa
CPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT THE CITY CLOTH.
ing Warehouse os Fulton street opposite the old North
from 81 to s. Whole suit for SD p SMITH oS Fulton
street.
T ANARTINE SACK COATS, MADE FROM BLUE FRENCH
$40 sl2 Brown do sll ossmaret DO $40 Tweed do s.,
The very finest SEQ Every article the trade to &c
the very finest without which god cloth s no
ton stores Not to be equalIed for quality and workmanship
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE-LADIEsA AND
having effects to dispose o. cs such 2,
the BY sending for the subscriber through the once
otherwise who will attend their residences LEVENSTN
AGO Broadway up stairs Ladies be attended to by Mrs Lc
venstyn.
r. oRsETs DE PARIs-NEw PATTERN-LAsT FASHION
comfortable graceful for the form we'll the liberty
T he had cn S MATE q re T np %
street MA handsome assortment now arrived, at
moderate price.
FOUNTAINS DEPOT OF FASHIONABLE FRENCH
Aand India Silks Shaw &c &c, six hundred fifty lo
broadway is exhibited of the richest embroidered black
Naukin Grape Sbaws in this country. n BThe ladies
from time 70 time find variety Of fashionable articles at the
above establishments very desirable and cheap Salesman
wanted
DALMOS OPERA HOUSE.-GREAT ATTACTION.-TllE
prices have been reduced order give in
cned opportunity behodng the beautiful groupings exhibit
tod nightly at this theatre No has been spared either
the selection OF artists ut for the beauty loving eye
with admiration the araphcrnas with which they nrc de-
coatcd Lot not those who love to beauty when
adorned postpone their visit for they will be dspeascd with
themselves for not gazing Natures handywork d.
vino"
C1TY LOANS-TEMPORARY LOANS IN ANTICIPATION
~ Of the Revenues OF the City, will be received st this Office
OF Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and upwards for which
bonds of the City will be issued payable February 18TH 1912 with
interest at the rate Of SIX cent annum Ccmptroers or
fee May 10, 1s4S JOHN EVEN, Comptroller
NJ ETHERLAND ACENCY--wANTED--sOME ASSIST.
~ ancc however small may he for poor Holland widow