The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-10

Died.
On Friday morning July g. MARY wife Of Michael Nc
EvoY, in the I'D year of her age
The friends and acquaiutances Of the family
sp cfuily invited TO attend her funeral oa Monday moru
ing the 18th inst, Fer IemArg will be removed at hal
past from her late residence 49, Grand street.
to St Marys Church. of Ridge and Grand streets
which the funeral will take place to Calvary Cemetery
On SATURDAY July Q, 7. HENRY HAsLY, eldest non Of
Dennis and Wnfred A. Hauly aged 10 years 10 months
and "a Gays.
The rrstivss ard friends Of tbs family respectfully
invited TO attend his furera from the residence OF hs
parents Is Hamilton stree. this afternoon at O'Clock
On Friday morning July s, after lingering llnsss
PATRICK McNULTY, aged 26 years and month.
His friends and and those Of his bIotner
James and Daniel respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral from his late rs.dencs lo4 Byard street. at
O'Clock this afternoon.
On Saturday, July Q, DHDRlcH AYER, in the sd year
Of his age.
The friends Of the family. and also those Of his brother
inla~ Michael Biscbo invi led to attead his fune
raj this afternoon at eek from his late residence,
Of Eighth AID Twenty eighth street. His
remsips viii be taken to Gr en- good for iu'ermsnt
On Friday JULY g. sitter a short and severe Illness
MARGARET the only daughter of Wm q and Jane smith,
in he Goth year of her sge.
The relatives friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from the residence OF hsr
father, Third avenue and 122d street, Harlem, this
afternoon, at O'Clock.
OBITUARY.
The writer of these remarks intimately acquain ID
with the young lady chose death is recorded above sud
can hear evidence Of her many virtues She YES just
blooming into w0manhood and possessed qualities OF
universal PROMISE when death laid his haod upou hs
In ordinary conversation. stranger would been
surprised At the purity OF her mind and the gentsas
of her dspouiton-so easy was her aud deli.
cate her style Of giving thoughts hat
the most dident perfectly home Ia her
and became at interested in any subject which she
Ugh. advance Only few months sioce she lost the
deai est OF her the to who che to
have been united for life Those who attended his dying
hours vouch for her faithfult l1pg her o
be attn secondary consider alton, she watched by his
sde day and night with ali that affection which only
female heart properly appreciate But be died and
left her alone Alone did | say-no, not alone: the
cops laions of pious animated her Troop.
ing spirits AID led her to look upon h
just and right and although nature would onetmes
get the better Of hsr feelings, still she knew that God
vas right and that he with her-tHs rod aud q
sts q copfor ted her" May she meet her beloved
c.d to their great loss when they consider that hs died
the full hope OF blessed imm ortalty looking forward
to the prize of the high calling which is ia Christ Jesus
JIG NJ
On Saturday July o, at4 O'Clock, P. NJ, HENRY FIRE.
RIcHs sgeo IS years months and days.
Tie friends and acquaintance Of this family and also
the members Of Scion Lodge No 339 l. o. Of 0. f.,
respectfully invited ATTEND his funeral az
ternoon 1T O'Clock, from his late residence 90 Broad
street
On Friday Jul, g. after short and severe lilo ess, AR
IBALD Maxwell, native of Scotland in the 55.a year
of 3 age
His frierds and those 6 hs James, respect
fully inved to attend lis funeral from his late
6ence 1s4 Christopher street this morning. AZ o. clock
ithout fur Their invitation
On Friday July g. JOHN BARNES infant son Of John and
Eizateth J. Barnes. aged mo nths.
The relatives and fieods Of the family. also the
te,s CT I'm pre Hose Company No 40 respec .fuly
parents 1S2 Barrow street This afternoon, at o'clock
without fur her invitation
Al r. chester the 5th OF July, Of consu u ption
CAIHAK,SE AMELIA, wife Of Chestermau, in the 21s,
year OF Der age.
At Concord, H July 4 MARY REBEccA, wife of WIN
Patti on, Of St. Armand Canada East aged Il gears.