The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-07

Died,
,Ionday, the 9th inst, FRAycIs O'NEIL, aged IS

On Monday, the 9th inst, FnAscs O'NErL, aged IS
The relivesand friends of the family are requested
to attend his funeral frsm his ato residence % Morris
street, at O'Clock, this afternoon. His remains will
be taken to Williamsburgh for intsrment.
On Monday evening, 9th inst JANE, daughter Of
James and Frances Carman, aged weeks.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are in
vted to attend the funeral at o'clock this afternoon,
from 1855 Water street.
On Monday, the 9th inst, Of consumption, JoHy d.
ToTTEr, In the 33d year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family and Of
his brothers James and Joseph also the members Of
Washington Marine Tent No. 3, and Mount Vernon
No. 70, o. Of r.; also the members Of Island City
Lodge No. 33l, l. o. Of O. f., respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this TUESDAY, afternoon, at
O'Clock, from his late residence ia Barrow street
On Monday, the 9th inst after short but severe
illness, DANIEL r., infant of Daniel P. and Mary
Ann Sammis, aged year, months and days.
spectfully invited tattend his funeral from hisfather
residence, 4s4 Grand corner Of Wet street. this Of
On Sunday evening the 5th inst E,M, SopurA,
daughter Of +. and Mary s. Limburger, aged IL
The friends and Of tho family are re-
spsctfuly invited to attend the funeral at O'Clock,
this Tuesday morning, from 10 Willow place, South
Brooklyn, without further invitation. Her remains
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
On Sunday morning, the 9th inst, RICHARD PoILLoy
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this morning ut
o'clock from his late residence 1888 Cherry street His
remains will be taken to Richmend Staten Island for
interment Carriages will be In waiting at the Quar-
antfne.
on Monday the 9th inst, Of typhoid fever, EMILY,
wife Of Louis Gurger, aged - years.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock from her late residence Bridge street,
I'd door east Of willoughby street, Brooklyn. The
friends OF the family are respectfully requested to at
tend
daughter Of Edmund and Harriet Clasback
AtNew Orleans, May Gath, WILLIAM We'll.
wood Cemetery, this afternoon, at o'clock from the
ship Clifton foot Of Rutgers street His friends and
those Of his brothers oeorge p and Henry Well are
resp ectuy invited to attend without further notice
At Brooklyn on Monday 9th inst, NICHOLAS &. Hun
rrR, in the 10th year Of his age.
At Peoria Illinois, the I'D ult, WALTER II. Carr
rIS aged "a years, youngest son Of Peter Griffin, for
Prom injuries sustained by the bursting of spirit
lamp, on thursday last, Ann NonAH wife Of william
PontoD. jr., aged 81
Her ffends and acquaintance are respectfully iu-
yited TO attend her funeral this day from Block Point
At Laurnsburgh, n. Y, on Saturday, the 4th inst,
Alr. AlrxsNrrn Waist aged CO years.
At Railway, N. j ON Friday, the 81 inst, Mrs.
MARY. wife OF James fIora, aged IS years.
At the residence Of DR. j: L. Johnson, near Frede-
rick, Maryland, "wednesday evening" LIST inst, JAS.
LAsNrD, Esq, cLisf clerk Of the Office Of the First
Comptroller Of the Treasury
Tnos sIocxroS one Of the earliest pioneers Of West
rennsyvanis died at his residence Washing
ton, Pa on the 10th ut In tho S5th Of his age.
In Gnllatin county, Ky on the 2Oth ult, Capt. JA
~ J. from whence, while a boy he taken with his
fathers family 90 the Redstone settlement, the
western frontier OF PeDnfyltania lie resided at that
place VIXEN the Declaration OF Independence adopt
ed and published and there he encountered the ex POI
sure and mingled In the frontier conflicts OF the revo
lutiOnsry
In Portland Me- on the I'd inst Hon. srEPHE, Love-
ryILow, l. l.. d., aged 70 years.
JoHs P.rro,, senior, aged 49, died on the 10th ult,
near Dent In Green township, Hamilton county, Ohio.
The deceased was native Of Ireland where no active
~ participated In the rebellion Of es. lie
Der OF the United rishmen Club aud taken prison.
during 1.-THE rebellion. lie escaped from prison TO
this country in 90 where he landed in Philsdelphia.
lie remained subsequently,, few years In New Jersey
and In 1904 removed to Cincinnati In 1910 he moved
on the farm ON which no died, occupying II uninter
ruptedly nearly 40 years.