The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-03

Hnesa CA1s1Rns 9. 6cop DsouGE wife Of Lewis K o.
bern, sgea 80 yeArA months and days
neral a. lox O'Clock this forenoon, from her late resi-
seDoe, Upper Aorrls:ans without further notice. N. b.
.s.rs leave Oty Hall station a. and O'Clock A. NJ
In Jersey CITY, Tuesday. Jan l. Isaac Of Isaac
emo Elizabeth Ann Edge, aged years, three months and
The friends Of tie hmily are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at az o'socx, from
Grace Church Of South Severn and Erie streets
daughter Of r. K Ryers and vile Of J. W. Baushman,
aged 20 years and month.
The relatives and friends and members Of Washington
Chapter No. .. U. Al and members Of Engine Compa-
" No. respectfully invited to attend her funeral,
tnerow Jan. T. at o'clock from her late resc
No. 2s4 Madison street. without further invitation Her
Ss@ans win be Inferred in Greenwood:
. a rs,s s%?sY ~
Il Andrew S. and Maria Fisher, in the 25th year Of mis-
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tsnd the funeral toorrow at one O'clock from the resi-
Sence o. his parents, No. 80 Jane street.
4 Morson1s Orange eoany Dec JA0os ssRs
The friends Of the family, and of his brothers, David
and Abraham Sands invited attend his funeral
sdey, at II O'Clock, at the Episcopal church at New
On Wednesday, Dec 90 the infant of Andrew FOs-
His body was inferred in the family vault in the Sc
send street Cemetery.
On Tuesday evening" Jan. I, after lingering illness:
n years and 3 months.
The friends fthe family, and of his brothersnlAv,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the resi-
Senee of his father 642 Water street. this afternoon at
o'clock His remains will be taken to Greenwood for in
ternoent.
Affection sore long time he bore,
physicians tried in vain,
Till God was pleased to give him
And free him from his pain.
In please S epe 81 years.
he was lieutenant in the regiment Of New York Voun-
Seers attached to company His death occasioned
BY disease contracted In Mexico while faithfully serving
the cause Of his country
HE comrades in the New York Regiment and the
b. heeeh. win be duly notified Of his interment.
PRoCM
Due notice of the funeral will appear in to-rnorroxs
On wednesday, January 2, of consumption, LErmA NC
l1AN, aged 10 years and 2 months.
The friends and acquantnces Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral the residence Of
her mother, No. 10 Prince street, tomorrow at one
o'clock NJ Her remains will be taken to Greenwood.
On Wednesday, Jan. 2, DAVID W. CLYDE.
His relatives and friends invited to attend his fune
raj from his late residence No. $50 Hudson street, to-
morrow, at two O'Clock T. N.
Der friends respectfully invited to attend her funs
raj from 1853 East Twelfth street tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock
On Wednesday, Jan 2, after short Illness Mr. JuR-
eEv BrRFEND, native Of Bremervorde, Hanover, aged
% years:
bis brother Medrich Burfend respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral from the residence of the latter
No. 10 West street, at ! O'Clock this afternoon.
On Monday Dec. 20, WILLIAM MASON, aged SO years, o
months and q days.
The relatives and friends of the family the officers and
members of the Baxter Blues 18th Regm also Polar Star
Lodge, No 245, of Free and Accepted Masons are
spectfuiy invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
huredsy) at 2ocock, from his late residence Icorner
posted in the Marble Cemetery. in Second street.
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