The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-27
Died.


On Tuesday, at 1 A NJ, in the 37th year of her
age, after lingering illness CAROLINE, wife of Smith
Lawrence, and daughter of the late Samuel Belts Esq
The friends Of the family and of the family of her
brother William Belts Esq respectfully invited to-
to attend her funeral this "Wednesday afternoon
1T 2 O'Clock, from St Clements Church, Amity
street without further notice From the church her
remains will be taken to Newtown,L L. for interment.
. MIR JOHN WALSH, Of enlargement of the heart
His friends and acquaintsncss particularly in
vted to attend his funeral, from his late residence,
New England House. No. Roosevelt street. at three
O'Clock NJ, on Wednesday afternoon, 9th inst.
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On Tuesday morning, the Goth instant, Of consump-
ton ELLEN, eldest daughter of John and johanna
O'Keefe formerly of Doneraile county Cork Ireland,
aged 81 years, 10 months and days
The friends Of the family respectfully requested
to end her funeral from the residence of her pa
rents No. 81 Canal street. Thursday afternoon the
2Sth inst, at O'Clock Her remains will be deposited
in the Roman Catholic burial ground, cornsr Of
Eleventh street and Avenue A
On Tuesday, the 26th instant, after lingering ill
EDWIN BALDWIN Esq old and respected resident
of this city.
His funeral will take place on Thursday next 2sth
inst, at O'Clock in the afternoon. HIS friends and
those of the family requested to attend without
further ipvtation
Yesterday morning after short and severe Illness
Mis- NJ. MAepELIsE, daughter Of Thomas Murphy,
aged 10 years.
John Murphy, bingham fl Warner, Rev. Samuel
Nichols, Chas. Marry, and Edward O'Riey, are
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at half
past o'clock from the residence of her uncle c. M
Many. SO Cliff street, without further invitation
On Tuesday the Goth inst, DIEpERIoH VAN Loos
TON, aged 81 years.
The friends and acquantances, and the members OF
late Good Intent Lodge, of Williamsburg, o Of o.
F. and the Order in general, respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this day "wednesday at half
past O'Clock, from his late residence 20 Reade street
At Salisbury, Conn last week, JosEPH HOLSTER,
aged 95 years. He served in the revolutionary
At Unionville, Westchester Co, N. Y. on the LIST
inst ISAAC g. GRAHAM, NJ. d, aged IS years. Also a
hero of the revolution
At Round HILL Northampton, Mass, on the 22d inst
Of general paralysis GEO ROUND, of Mobile, aged "a
years.
On the 4th inst, in London, Rear Admiral De
STARK.
On the 4th inst, in Liverpool, Mr. G. d MATTHEWS
aged twenty-one years ana four months. son of our
old and respected friend Capt Matthews, late OF
the steamship Great Western AS Mr. Matthews. jun
Of the officers on board the Great Western
whilst plying between Liverpool and New York, he
had many friends who with ourselves regret his early
decease. MIR. Matthews was Q young man of good
ability, kind and courteous in his nners, and his
conduct towards every peron with whom he had inter
course that of the gentleman. He died christian
and his latter end was peace
On the I'd inst aged thirty-eight years, FRANCE.
ELlzABETH. wife of Henry Burnett, of Higher Ard
wick Manchester Eng, and elder sister of Charles
Dickens
On the oath ult, at Scarborough, DR.. j. A. CRAMER
Dean Of Carlisle and Professor Of Modern History in
Oxford Il University