The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

invited 70 stteaA the funeral ths sftsnoos, 1t TX
O'CLOCK 1t her late residence No 81 ery street. Brook
Iyn.
In the city Of Brooklyn, Josun sraAGus, in the 72d
Funeral service At his late residence, Alphi street.
In San Francisco, November 3, OF Panama fever, Mr.
EDWARD G. BoaARDus, native Of Rhinebeck, Dutchsss
Mr. Bogardus had just rsturned from New York with
q young wife, and was generally known and esteemed
By the citizen: Of Marysvile hrs Bosardua Is in
her in her bereavement BE had resided In Forbsstown
On Tuesday morning, December u. MI.Y oulv d.u,h-
ter Of Samuel and Helen Coles, aged years and
months.
fully invited to attend the funeral this AFTERNOON, At
O'Clock, from the residence Of her parents 2o7
Spring street. Her remains will be taken to Green.
wood.
Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
On Monday, December IL, Mrs. TmRBA MORGAN, of
tbs u the Is
HANNAH relct Of the late Augustus Purdy in the nth
Her funeral win take place this afternoon at O'Clock
at her late residence No 10 Delaney street. The rela
tives and friends respectfully invited TO attend Her
remains will be taken to White Plains for interment-
On Tuesday morning, December II, of consumption,
JOHN DUFFY, aged 81 years, native Of County Glare,
His friends and acquantances are invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon, at two o'clock from his late
residence ~ whitehall street His remains viii be taken
to Calvary Cemetery for interment
FRANCIS SIXTH, aged 20 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited at
tend the funeral tomorrow afternoon, ct two O'Clock
from the family residence Of Myrtle and
Ryerson street, East Brooklyn.
At Jersey City, one Monday, December II, SAMUEL
LusK, aged 81 years.
His remains viii be taken to Piermont for interment
On November II, at Holland Grove, Liverpool
England Macy ALLGooD, aged 81 years. eldest daughter
Of Augustus Radcliffe Of Liverpool and sister to Anna
wife OF Frederick r. Grote, Of Staten Island.
In this city, on Monday, December IL, ELLEN JANE
MCQunIIAS.
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her
neral this afternoon ct two O'clock from the residence
Of Mr.. Edwin Mead, No "A Seventh street.
OBITUARY.
Within the short space OF three months the shadows
of the grave have descended upon kind brother and
devoted sister, and robbed from actonate kin ired
two of their brightest jewels On the 10th Of September
Mr. WILLIAM COLEMAN 0vERroH died in the city of New
Orleans of the yellow fever in the hay day Of youth
for he was but "a years and months of age The
of his death received with anguish BY afflicted
family amongst which was young sister who greved
sadly his Ioss little thinking that she would soon
follow in his path. But the pale horse of death
again came into the bosom Of that family and carried
away that sister who engaged strewing garands Of
grief around the tomb Of her brother Miss SARAH AIDE
LINE OvERroN died the 9th Of December at Southod
L. l., b the typhoid fever, aged 20 years and months
Thus have been cut down in the spring time Of their
istence brother and sister They died far away from
each other but is to be hoped to meet again in the
court of heaven.