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81 LorE, uly a. 1850
The democracy are holding inmeus mass meeting
at their neadquArters to night to rat y their nomna
tons for Congress- the Legislature and county officers
Mr. Hsssaronck, Of Cincinnati, and Judge Trunbu Of
Illinois, are addressing republics n meeting at Lucas
market night
Mr.. Blair has spoken to his cong ,uens every evening
this lie seems to have ergetcally opened the
CANVASS
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Bosros, July 81 1850.
The Zouaves arrived at about o'clock and were
received BY the First company Of the Second battalion
Owing to the rain this afternoon the drill of zouaves
was postponed until Monday morning, when it will take
place on the Common They the guests Of the Second
Bats on and occupy the armory Of the battalion their
headquarters Invitations pouring in for the zouaves
to visit Salem, Portland and other places further East
but Is understood they will take their departure from
here on Monday and make Philadelphia their stop
ping place.
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New jersey smocrstic Primary EIee-
tfous.

NEWARK, July q, 1880
The deuocrsi'o primary meetings Tor the appointment
Of ae~ ssses 20 t Electoral Convention be held on
"Wednesday neu , held last evening Great enthus.
nsm ~as msnv .sssed In both wings. In wards
friends Of frv gas boted, and win send rival deers,es
Those friedi union believed 10 be largely In the
majority he state Convention expected 10 be of
the most ., citing held in New Jersey.
The eie resulted in fortynin delegates the
Union e cora ticket being chosen 70 eleven strs shtoat
Douglas delegates. The Douglas dissatisfied with
the ~ su and w chooee full set Of contrasting dele
eahea
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IRepWbifcan Rstinca don Meeting st VIM
cenass, lad.

VTNUkNNEs' Ioo0'
From six 70 ten thousand people assembled here to-
days sobear Hon. Csssus NJ Clay, Of Kentucky, speak
The meeting the largest political gathering
Eeld In this section of the trains were run
the railroads, and. the greatest enthusiasm
manifested. One delegation headed by eight yoke
OF oxeu, drawing PLATFORM upon which a number
OF men splitting rails Speeches made by Judge
'Kitchel ana Nathaniel Usher.
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Accident 70 the Overland Mail Coach.

VAN BrRES, Ark, july Il. 1880.
Intelligence has reached here this evening that the
Overland Mail coach, coming east from California met
with a serious accident at mountain pass Of tho
Ehoctaw nation The team away killing person,
seriously ipjurng Others and completely wreck
Ing coach. The mail, In consequence OF the acct.
dent will be delayed thirty beyond its usual
nA
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY %, 1850.

we are also sure that almost all the German popu Att n
nave oy TINS time his name In their hearts.
Geo. kunhardt commenced his early mercanti,. "a.
reer III the city az Hamburg, Germany the son OF
wealthy merchant; ana his high ambition for busn =
pursuits drew him nom his home to the United States
ere De mad attained his twentieth year After being
comparatively short time In this CITY, he became the
partner on Edward Bech Esq under the firm OF Edward
bech huphardt hr here that his attributes
a. merchant and rs Of fine feelings toward his
fellow men became truly perceptibe.
what he was To the firm III which he became partner,
ne was aiso To the society OF which he President,
"1he German Society" In both he worked heart and
soul, for the good Of both
In the year 1s46 through bis influence and energy and
his person al presence In Hamburg, he organized
line OF packet ships between Hamburg aud New York
He Afterwards through his unceasug like
wire arranged the 80 well known hamburg ste smship
line short time after this, may well say his health
began 10 fall In consequence u his unceasng self
ance TO su task However, be went through all bis
duties with cheerdlnsss and lightness which showed
the true soul Of q merchant
After the dissolution Of the firm Of f. Bech Kunhardt
be established himself with his brother, Henry X Kun
hsIdt fsq, under tae present arm Of Kunhardt Co.
HIS amisbe qualities, as well in bis business trans
actions AZ also among his friends home, him many
warm hearts and II IL sad that life prosperousy
conmenced and continued well, should, IN its prime
is there any enemys None And that viii say mucD in
human life.
His FOND wife and three of his children left but few
Gays ago 70 meet him. but their tears must be drfod
der the rural oaks OF Germany at the grave Of whom
tney 80 dearly loved and who peace his
good old father Let the memory OF this truly good man
ever remain with us.
A negro woman named TmRxsA BoUTx, q native of
africa, died suddenly In New Orleans the 18th lust,
aged one hundred aud sixteen years.
Died, at Virginia Point, Texas the 29th June Of
Illumination OF the lungs, RICHARD FowLsa native Of Ca
nada, and more recently citizen u New York Mir.
rs lie had been chiefly spent upon public works the
North, and some in Texas He died among sympathiz-
ing friends who did everything that friendship could
vse TO alleviate his suderings during Illness and TO
smooth the to death
Tue Wheeling IVA onion says Hon 2. KIpwHIL, de-
mocratc elector for that district died the 9th inst
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so ESEcTADr, July n, 1850.
The National DemocracC ounty Convention met 10 day
Ut the Eagle Hotel u vas argeiy attended. The nom
nation Brecsin ridge ratified with great enthu
sissm. james 3 Woodruff xas elected delegate. and 4
u Loverdge, editor OF Daly Nes alternate, the
s,rscuse state c"nven' ion, TO be bcd August The
Douglas aen tried IN ain to get tn under bogus ward
certincaiep.
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FCIroN July II, 1850.
The people rallied In this place last night to
raty the nominations Of douglas and johnson. Three
Immense meetings held at the time, which
addressed ~ Hon. Edward Marshall, Of Kentucky
Hon. Sanford Church, and Hon Francis spinola.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed After the meeting
che Douglas clubs had good torch light procession AT
least Eve thousand people attended the meeting
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Invited 10 attend her funeral this Sunday sspvoa -
oes O'Clock from her late rssidsDss, - Suk stseae
WMsa Of the parish Of Abbeyiex, 0ueens county Ire
hld, agec 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Monday asr0Oou, q.
two oeloes from Der late residence 40 nth sveaus
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Movements OF MIR. Douglas.

NkArUGA, July IT, Io60
Hon. s. A. Douglas arrived here at two O'Clock this
Afternoon. He vas received at the depot by
large NUMBER OF his friends, who, with band Of
music, accompanied him 10 the United States Hotel,
where he made few remarks. Ore hundred guns were
Cred
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cutting down the poles Of the Telegraph Company In front
Of his premises the Superior Court this State has dis
missed the petition with costs, tle ground that the
company never ,btaned the defendants permission
cate their poles IN that part Of the highway belonging to
him, ana were consequently trespassers
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Guc INT EOT6bt3 Now J6F1oys
PMIApNPHA, July 81, 1850
For ten days past serious ores have been raging the
pine forests Of New Jersey the line of the Camden
and Atlantic road between Weymouth and Egg Harbor
Many square miles Of timber burned with several
dwellings Four nres burning The most serious
ore is ten miles southwest Of Weymouth. 1t originated
from the sparks OF a locomotive.
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MILWAUKEE,, July III, 1850.
AT meeting OF the Common Council OF wis city this
afternoon it unanimously resolved 10 oppose the
scheme to capitalize the Indebtedness Of the Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad, unless the city s put
equal footing With the other creditors for full amount
Of city bonds issued for the benefit of said road
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hell and Everett Meeting At Cincin..ti.

Hell and EVerett Meettn& ht CIncfnnotfs
CINCINNATI, July 81, 1860.
Notwithstanding a heavy rain storm, the Bell and
Everett, meeting last night large and very enthusiast
-tic. Specches made oy Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell,
hon. j. scott Harrison, Hon. j. H. Thompson, Oscar
Moore. John " Fnnell, aud others. A resolution
adopted for holding State Convent Chicothe on
che 10Th Of August for the purpose nominating State
ticket.
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RRANDREvp's PILLS PuRIFv THE BLOOD.
Are safe fer all and IN io their we'll
BAD BLOOD makes weak
Constitution GOOD Btaon nakesa STRONG
rne. BRAkDRhThS Pulls insure the latter.
READ.
july Fl, ISG0 So Green wich street, New York
DR: RRssDRErH-Dear sir-For three years 1 was af
nie,ed with Eryspelas Ac that almost crazy with
the pain and unable TO do anything whatever You
nAas ne my eondhon when tina had sixty two running
fes vt one time erg tired al f-eie the taking
heir dr,gs happily called your asked your adj
VICE Ft-es boass of your Vegetable Universal Pills and
eight ones o. your salve used you direc@d made
truly, ii X pACK
Price Is cents boz sod AZ PRINCIPAL OFFICE ~,
sansl tp'et NO Union square, tsmphells 81
Eighth avenue ami Tweay eshih 26 Bowery and by
all druggrA
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bVSfONi July Il, t6oV
letter to the Boston Traur1ev, dated June "a an
that Zhic the last stronghold OF the Chrsaus
at Lebanon had been captured and burned and that the
Christians were flying in all directions It was rumsred
that sidon had also been destroyed twenty-five hun
Dire Christians massacred The defence of Zahich WINS
heroic.
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IMPORT mt CAUTION To THE DEAr-DrAp PER-
sons are again cautioned TO OF self stys .1
hsnr r,u low boarding houses IN obsSs ,hs ana
cther cities thronf bout the United only
bgnes anipninn u gain and whose Only
glowing sdvertsement compound Of ignorance pret.nuon
sbo and no do not scrupls OF any
means thereby they can sccoup hhhes object NJ
hAhtrf 10 the only recognized surist and rome
fusy oilers 10 attend al frpm All stipn ~
The ear at bis reside No srt~eth .tre~t ,1.
fses Dr Iynss church without chxrsrs cured there
proving his success unqualified the denf fr
beng swLded by paying self anrlsts c.orbta,,
Tees III ADVANCE and the % still mos ,.r,c,
evs by permitting The sppncaop Of rrmedes nv
inespefirpcsd and unskhn banda Dr. NAV asrr s.ls
thsi he has no connective ~hasy.r With adveru.
ig 70 cure deaftess neither has be given for
pubhcatn ~ certhc u pufportns from an
snn csnot therefore, be rvsporSe alarming rnse
qurnc~s resulting from ra>bn.ss sui desperation Tie al
MONEY esy n' be material 10 sumo persons. he DEPRIVE
non Of s OF u. n1s poFisni Of tie shIio Be- re
gsIded and trested with more than ordinary socdr hes.
.e~s rose N tbe head aud AL sssgeesh. cehsrg-s from
NE ear speedily and % rmaneny removed without cruau,
IN. east pain OF roopvenienoe all esses rsrrs
ted where maornsiion does no; Thirteen years 90,
and alntsi undivided attention this mrs..
OF success ma to ind tho m0~ confirmed obinxt. es
yeld BY = steady aisDtos 90 the prens7,ea
Since the above has neen gugxest.s IN n
Hartley that hose persons suffering OF
tors % me ear would retain their money Gu has s~t
perUrnef there would not be advertising sooculsl o.
auI ST. In this city a month hence. "
Just published BY DIR HAk1LkY, pamphlet on Dissa~s
by mail or Otherwise. ~ ~
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The Steamer Pennsyivania.

NoRroLK, July II, 1880
The steamer Pennsylvania Is sunk four fathoms Of
water The total loss is $40 900, upon which
Insurance. The engine may possibly be saved. Four
boxes Of goods have been recovered.
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Duel ut Bloody Island, MO.

81 LOUIS, July 81, 1850.
duel was fought on Bloody Island, opposite this city,
to-day, between Emmett Mcdonald and Sylvan Carton.
After two shots with rifles, at a distance Of hundred
ano fifty feet, some compromise effected. Neither
party injured.
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x,so. Burl,ng.ms'. R.e.pt,o. a. Home.

BosfUN, July II 1850.
public reception was given to Hon Ansoi Burlin-
game by his constituents in Cambridge, last scnlng at
which speeches made by Mr. Barlingams Governo<
Banks and Hon. John Sergeant. There large At
tendance
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Death ora Railroad Agent.

roLxDo, July II, 1890.
A. NJ Baker, General Law Agent for the Michigan
Southern AMI Northern Indiana Railroad, died at Adrian
this morning. from an attack Of hemorrhagc d the lungs
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Weather RepOrt.

ST JOHNS, N. f., July 81. 1860.
Weather, great rain storm. Thermometer 66 deg
At Cape Race, weather calm, and thick tog.
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LAwRrScr. July n 1880.
Asree wooden building owned by Mr.. fIazlctou, in
connection with the Haserhil Loan Fund Association,
and occupied BY several rrsh families was nearly do
ssrcycd by IRE this morning. woman and child we're
burned to death and s~o nremen badly injured by the
failing Of chimney.
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keefe's Ressaurnnt, fre Cream aud nai.
isrd Saloon b npened Rockaway for the se.soa
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--.--- 49, .- TIsRxss. No July n. 1890
John ,Bensns was drowned while bathing hero las,
evening.
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kDDy leo Manager. az the
KENTUCKY
LEIAw ARE-kxrkA CiAs Ma. 35 July ~. isD
10, Ii, H. so, "a, 80, &C, 40, 26, 6, So, Is, 65.
DuAwAnk-CI..ss No BAG JrLY q 1869
As, &c, Al, IS, 80, 81, "a, 5, So, SO, /, So, AZ.
CIRCULAR ssn, FIRE q charge by addressing ether.to
WOOD, fDDH a ,D smingtou Delaware,
Ur 70 MOOD, EDDY 4 CO., N; Louis Missouri
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated
kQIsE1.ES& SEWING MACHINE,
yhe be- IN ne for family sewfnx.
~ Broadway New Fora
IA Fulton Rrrpkfyn
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The james Adgsr 1T Charleston.
CHARLESTON, July q, 1850.
The steamship James Adger arrived here haifpast
inc O'Clock this morning
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Three Persons Drowned In Boston Harbor.
Bouos, July 81, 1890.
pleasure boat, containing eleven persona, was run
into by schooner last night In tho bsbor drowning t~o
yooos women, aged 10 and II years. and young MAG
al Irish Nance not yet asccrtsincd.
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white. che Halter, Ahead.-New shapes
In Hats 1900 do from auction One dollar

ArsusafrOD, . Substitute for Cream OF
Tartsrn highly nusuous and reduces cold bread and
cakes which moist and grateful 70 the palate
SAckET1, BEL HER 4 90, Ageas,
-. - and 10 ReAde street.
Sold also by JOHN DWIGHT 4 co. m Old sip
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Fancy Pocket Cut1~py-ArLarge Variety
.. J. a \. 81 AkDERs store, NJ. Z Asor House
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EhectS OF the Heat NJ Sc. Louis.
81. Loun, July 81, 1880.
There were thirteen fatal of here yes
terday, including Peter Gallagher, a notorious prize
fighter.
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Baseheior's HAIR pye - the B.ss sa A..
world hste slc and stpled IN s9prop -A'e rva,s
., The wis fac cry, "a tcnd s,re4A
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6rookiyn Phosegraphs.-WtlIfa msos ,
2<O pplDnn
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This Inn mense
SIMMER STOCK
The last we snail orer In this stand,
Will be
CLOSED OUT
RFpUCIIoN uF PRICEs
have concluded 10 clear entire before re-
novel
q large complete variety Of all the latest
styles OF
SUMNER C1oTHING,
SHIRTS
FURNISHING GOODS
Those no have not sed their wardrobe
strrngers visiting the win hnd
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
10 purchase their summer co,hirr Ac.. Ac..
AT LOW FIGURES
DEyLfN, HUDSON A Co.
as ESQ Rrundway
corner Of Warren street
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SUSSEX COUNTY, cAAss IT'S, July e. 1860
@ s 1S LorIss 49, CAS- jay s s 4
81, 10, SO, 40, 10, 81. 66, as, As, IL, IS, 20.
FRANCE. BROADBENTs 90,
Managers, Wilmington, Delav are
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CoLlos, CHoT ERA soRBUs. and all locseness
of the Bowels cured b. the
IAGTbNAH
Fold ~ ~ cers bottle No Union tauare 2qt Canal
street :s6 Rowery ChnTbes corner Firth avenue ard
Twenty eighth street T. T. Greeu, 2 broadway and by all
druggists -
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INFORMATION WANTED
uDoersiands large sumher Of persons are errares IA
puilng up 'in under trade mari SchiedAn Arcua.c
schnspps Sefedam SchDapps and Arnaic kchuaorn A.
information which map lead 10 The rity pa
iles VIII be thankfully received b. JDOLrhO NOLFE q
Beaver street - -
L liIICHINreK, KrILIcKISrcK, KTrIrCyIxICK 49,
IN 1hs oelebsAted 1abscco fos the depot No n
fulion street T''' ~ -
nLD sCHIFDAM sCHHAPTs
D cases ihree years Imported. suitable FOR private Ne
UDoLPHo WOLFE
q Beaver street.
MAT CONKf.IN, THE VETERAN pkUMsER AT
W. hone day and evening, The Shsdes & Sor,s
street four doors Broadway. wv
DHfslClANs ARE GEsERALLY 10TH TO SPEAK A
a word Ia prsise Of what called patent ~~dcne~
Indeed nm article IN the code hat phv
~ an who ssncion. the az such csrno be go
sdered member 81 the National ss4glstiop I The. -
eiceptons - The most siring-n' res al h. .s
pies ~ fsculaps have actually Compelled bx M. 49,
~ fscfr 70 recommend Dr. j. HOSTE1Ttka .puac N .,
irtn se DISEASES Nhioh only le
snn tA They have srcrrtaiBed That r.s,ea
IN the pbsruActlA whch cnmyare with thu W uerfu
compound tor The d.rNnaemsr of he m Tbnuuans. AZ
isn's residing long the low ne w.xsrr snd
scuhern rifert coDvtreed that have found
medicine peculiarly adspted fos their silnen4. ~b,e N
oth~r uoon~ 81 tae d1Sug the .oatbs Ia
demand Tor the article !. eq isly large ~
sod oy druggists and dealers generally.
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The Rest Family marhines In shs World
~ 60 ~ srN0KR CO., <e Broadway.
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Gertbaidf, Victor Emanuel, Acsnaa,
sayers korrissey, Fan sbck Bskhswk icks the Pr.iA
ara eker remarkable nsy b. s~en n paint on plss~r
= u. rhr. oologc Cstnrt M broadway always open and
hbeys - Wv
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DIR. Marsh Conttnses 80 Amply Ills q. adj
Cure Truss wi,h sfsrf n rnsuant .crea ~
lerHis OF viptIe, MABsn CO, No. aNeseyf.,S
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Whsskey.-s. r.. ssit's K~ntueky salt
liver bourbon, sid b. AL Druggists bElEMtN a co.,
Nos. i62 NJ 81 and Tss broadway n Y.
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DE II nee Salama nder Safes-Wttn Pa
tent powder prof locks and Also IRE and
slsr procf sdsbuard and paror Safes Depot Murray
street Garner Of College place ROBERT N PATRl *
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yhen ne HOLLOWAY PMS and you vii be pefnv eu.y
and rs~siy cured The ree@on - nvl act dlrev
upon The stomach bssr snd bowels the u nese dr.
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C1srvhuGh's mlwsivs wig--An Entire
novey parting and gnxainahle turning behind ~
Broadway. next A. r. stewart Co.'S.
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SINCERE Best Sewing Machines VIII he
be ont for ~. present ov rnes r~~sdep ~ YORK.
t.nsp snd wllhmshurs. The money paid rent vii be
\ J. n SINGER 4 CO.. S6s Brnadray
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Glass Shades, for Covering Clocks, Vases,
81. rARDEssEs, 81 Plat street. ny.
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wheeler a Wilson's sewing nfacnines.--
lfce coo Brosdwsy, n. "
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L IIIIcHINteK, KfrLIcKISrcy KuIrCyIvICK -
IN Ih celebrated 1abscco fos sale Al the depot, No Y
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GREEN SEAL, GREEN SEAL, GREEN SEAL CHAN
" pagne-oenune and warranted, tor Sill al 9. FuIos
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StsfnwAy 4 sous'
Over1rupg Grand Saus-s Pm -ranied FOR Ere
vsrA wafercons - aad - Walker skeet
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n sAk1ow-At West Farms MARY, wife of Andrew A.
po;, oaughter Of the late Thomas Hunt, of Hunts
relatives and friends are invited to attend the fane
noon so Srse surch West Farms this Sunday after
n Friday, Juy 20, JENNY youngest daughter
OF ion,s y and Angelina Browsy aged years, mouths
TIE relatives friends Of the s,u. 90. ...,.,,,,u
invited I" ateld the funeral Il Sunday aerno"n ri
two O'clock, without further invitation from 90 Iex,ng
ton avenue N'As
ClxvKlAkp-n Jersey City, on Friday July % a, MIN.
O'Clock NJ, JosxPH Drxos Oldest child OF oestes and
JAM Il. Cleveland, aged years and months
he relatives and friends Of the family are invited IN
attend the funeral from the residence Of parents 2
Wayne street Jersey Guy, this Sunday AFTERNOON
O'Clock. HIS remains viii be taken Greenwood Gene
irEsnRRH Thursday, July 10, Of cholera infau-
tun MARY JANE, only daughter Of James r. and Hester
DekSterTe, sgeo wear and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon
hall past one oelock from 500 Grand street.
nKIAHrSr-lu This city. Saturday morning, July u,
at East Eortybuh street. NAKGARKr youngest only
daughter OF James and Margaret Dclahunt aged year
The frends ana acquainances the family also his
brt ther Patrick and brothers nlaw respectfully
vited to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at
two O'Clock.
BEveE -On Friday evening, July 20 ELIZA ANN young
est daughter OF George W. and Emile Devoe, aged
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral NJ st James church, Fordham, at
three O'clock th,s Sunday afternoon The remains
GRASr-ou Saturday, July n, BxlDoxr, the beloved
WIFI Of John Grant, aged 81 years.
specifully invited TO attend the funeral from her late
residence 1888 Eighth avenue Of Twenty seventh
street, on Monday afternoon, at oSe O'Clock The re-
mans VIII be inferred III Calvary Cemetery.
HAtIsos.-Op Thursday, July 10, ut Clinton, Duchess
county esxrH OSCAR, youpges, Of Captain Gerardus
T. ana Caroline D. Harrison aged Is months.
My angel by is sieepiug
Beneath the cypress tree
And many an eye IL weeping,
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