The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

GEORGE EDWARD infant son of Thomas and Ann Lou.
Sbaret, aged IL months.
Funeral this AFTERNOON at two O'Clock, from No. As
invited TO attend.
On Monday. January 30 SARAH ANNE, daughter Of Jo-
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of her
father No. l62 Tenth street, tomorrow morning, at
eleven O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Monday. January 20, DAVID DoHERry, in the 4sth
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residences No 90
Catharine street, this afternoon, at one O'Clock.
On Monday, January 30, OF scarlet fever after III
ness OF six days, EDWIN SEwALL CRoNBIE % Henry
". and Harriet E. Crombie aged years, month and
% days.
Eastern and Western papers please copy.
On Monday merning, January 20 Of typhoid fever at
the Third ward Station House, while being conveyed to
the City Hospital JOHN Brown, first hand board the
schooner Gunpowder, Capt VIM Bird
After lingering Illness at the residence Of his mother
No 206 Mulberry street, PATRICK BRADY aged "a years
The friends Of his brothers, Edward and Carries,
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral to-day vita
out further invitation. There viii be high caebra
ted at the church Of St. Vincent dc Paul. Cana street.
eleven O'Clock A. half past twelve O'Clock carriages
those who wish to accompany the remains TO their last
resting place, Calvary Cemetery.
At No ISL Montague place Brooklyn, on Sunday, Jan
uary %, JANIS f. BURRiLL, III. d., aged ~ years.
His friends and aequantances and those o. his father,
N Burril respectively invited TO attend tbs 'nns
Church of the Holy Trinity, of Montague place
and Clinton street.
Rochester papers please copy.
Suddenly, on Tuesday morning. January 80, ERAsTrs
ST. JoHS, twin son of Charles D. and Rosina \. Ruid,
aged % months.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the fu.
neral to afternoon at two o'clock from the resi-
dence OF his parents Washington avenue Lafayette
avenue Brooklyn
EnEIJNE youngs st daughter OF Allen s. and Elizabeth
wightman, aged year, month and II days.
The e.atives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited attend her funeral this afternoon half
past o'clock from No 81 Washington street, Brook
lyn, without further notice.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday January 80 DELLA B., infant
daughter OF Daniel d. and Margaretta p. Remsen
On Tuesday January 80, after short Illness JAMES
MCATTlR, aged "a years.
The OF the family those of his brother Francis
and brothers,n-law Hugh AM John Bell respectful
~ invited to attend his funeral this ateruoou at three
o'clock from his late residence Of North Third
anc Second streets Williamsburg.
In Williamsburg, ON Tuesday, January 3d. at the resi-
KS1cKERBAcKER of schagbtcoke n. Y, In the 10Th
year Of his age.
His will be taken to schaghtcoke for interment
At Msspeth, l.. l.. ON Monday morning, January 20,
after Illness CATARI relct of the late South
wick Hebberd, in the Goth year of her age.
Her friends and relatives and those of her sons Rev
f. s, and L. Hebberd, invited 10 attend the fune
raj this afternoon, at two o'clock Carriages will be in
readiness at the Grand street ferry at O'Clock.
A. Hoboken, Monday January 20, of consumption,
Mr.. lsAAc DAY, aged 80 years
His friends invited TO attend his funeral, at the
Baptist Church. corner of Third and Bloomfield streets
TO morrow afternoon, at two O'Clock wthou. further
notice.
At Key West, on Thursday, January Is, WILLIAM Rus
SILL infant of W. j. and Mary Russell, aged 2
months.
At Port au Prince, Hayti, on Wednesday November
49, board the American bark Aaron j. Harvey HENRY
WALKER, OF London. Should this meet this notice of
either Of his brothers. Franz or John Walker, guards
upon the Great Western Railroad they his
effects by writing to william Cummings, Esq, No. II
South wharves, Philadelphia, Pa, U. 8
At Gonaives, St Domingo on Monday, December 25,
Of disease OF the stomach Capt d. H. SEARS Of the brig
George Otis.