The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-28

Nav HosE fRISIrRs, UsoS.-rhs members Of the
New York rrinters Union are requested to attend
No II Second street, on Wednesday afternoon. Jan.
~, st o'clock. O. WALrsa CoLBURr. Rec Ssc.
IN Ssnsss{ 20, q consumption. kEsrcc., daughter
o. JeAA and Mary Shields, aged 10 years, month AID
The friends ana aoausintsncss of the family are
invited TO attend her funeral from her hers house,
No. % Main street Brooklyn, on Tuesday, the 2Sth
inst, at O'Clock, p. M
On January Is. Of pnsumonia, ALEXANDER H, twin
brother son Of Uenry and Sophia Grams aged years
The rsistivss and friend. of the family are respect
OF his parents % Thompson street. on Tuesday morn
ing 1t 10 O'Clock precisely.
lungs, ROsAssA Duss mother Of Anthony ana Jane.
Copron, aged SO years,
The friends and scquantsncss Of tn. family and
those OF her are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral Tuesday afternoon, the 2sth inst ct half
past o'clock from her late resdep FL Prince street
NB.-Her remains will be taken to the Catholic Ce.
metery corner Of First avenue and Eleventh street.
OF typhus fever, ut quarantine Staten Island the
Goth Of January, in the 33d year of his age, JoHs
CAarRos, n. D., Assistant Physician Of Marine Hos.
The friends Of the family members Of the Academy
of Medicine, and the medical profession generally are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day
tuesday, the 28th inst. Conveyance by the steam
beat Islander, from the foot of Grand street at IL
Albany State Register and Evening journal Boston
Transcript and Portland Advertiser please copy.
At Paterson, n. j., on Sunday morning, Jan. Goth,
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence In Broadway Paterson
on Tuesday, at 8 o'clock
At HArsimus, N. T., Jan. 23d, OF consumption HENRY
smith aged "a years.
Kingston, Ulster Co., papers please copy.
Mr. GAMES II. BoIssEAU, a retired merchant Of this
city, universally known and respected departed this
lite after lingering illness OF several weeks the
Goth OF January inst Mr. Boisseau was a native Of
south Carolina and 70 THE city about the year
1882 and sherty after embarked In the hardware bust
ness In which ne continued until I649 wheo he
from all active business with . competency, tho in
come Of which he constantly applied TO charitable and
kind purposes, reserviDg for his own Individual
and expenditures but a small portion thereof The
subject Of this memoir had gathered about him during
his LIE very many friends whose conolation at
his death 10 much enhanced In the knowedge that
died without enemy His remarkable purity of
character and his unusual benevolence together with
his very peculiar regard for the feeling OF thoss with
whom he came in contact, evince most verfully the
natural bent Of his mind and have pronp ted this
tice of his memory from many friends. The general
character OF the man snd the catholicism OF his sent
property at his death by his w that il i. but justice
to his memory to state that, after having made q
ber al provision for those nearest OF Kim aud regard
ing in bis bequest, others who had any right to
psct share OF his bounty not unmindfu OF those who
about him and served him in his last illness he
has bequeathed the balance about one half of his
TO the following charitable offsets In New York
City-Tbe American Bible Society: 81 Peters Church
Roman Catholic: st Thomas Church tEpiscopsD ;
the Fire Department Fund In south Csrolins = The
Poor OF Old Pendeton; The Poor OF Abbevile District
the Orphan Home Of Charleston; the Ladies' Beneve-
len. Society Of Charleston.