The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Died.


tend the funera also the brothers OF the Venus Lodge
No S44 this Thursday Afternoon at two O'Clock from
his late residence, 537 Ninth avenue.
BRADY.-on Wednesday, July 8, PATRICK BRADY, q ma.
tive Of the county Of Cavan Ireland, IN the 4oth year Of
his age
His remains win be taken to St. Vincent De Pauls
church, North Sixth street, Williamsburg, Tomorrow
friday) morning at hail past ten o'clock where re-
relatives requested attend the funeral from the
church at one o'c.ock.
BURFARD-on Wednesday, July 8, FREnERcK V. BUR-
aged 20 yea 8, Sergeant of the Fifty nth regiment
New York Volunteers, oil disease contracted while
ing with his regiment In Virginia.
His friends those OF his uncle, Mr. E. Morey are re
spectfuy invited attend the funeral. Friday after
poon two O'clock from the residence his uncle 256
East Tenth His remains will be taken TO Green
wood Cemetery for interment.
BYRSx-In the city OF Dublin, on friday. March 20,
ToNAsNA relict OF arck Byrne Of the parish Mayne
county westmeah Ireland. rhe remains were inferred
In Glassnevia Cemetery.
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the friends and relatives OF the family also those
vssd to attend the funeral this Ihursday) Afternoon
from his late residence, Ne. Ninth avenue,
FAREWELL fond partner Of my heart,
The time has come when you and must part;
No grief or sorrow for me take,
But love my baby for my sake.
cmsEE RouoH.-At Baltimore, on Monday, July 8, MAX
WILL Woodruff CHEsEBaoUGu, in tho 22d year Of his
The funeral will take place fr. m st. Thomas' church
Houston and Broadway, N this Thurs
day. morning at half past ten O'Clock The relatives
friends Of the family invited TO attend without further
notice.
CARrrTsR.-In Paris, on Friday, April IT. FRANKLIN B.
CARrxNTEK. In the 46th year Of his age.
Tho remains arrived in the steamer New York The
relatives and friends OF the family also the members Of
Hoboken Lodge No. 36, f. and A. NJ, invited to at
sidence West Hoboken, N. j. Friday afternoon at
fpas twelve O'Clock. Carriages will be readiness
at Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboken, at twelve o'cf ok.
CaunMxY-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning July
s, Mrs. MARY CRUEY wife Of the late Edward Crummey
The tyes and friends Of the family are invited 70
attend the funeral from her late residence l6s Front
street, this hursdas) afternoon. at half past two
O'Clock, without further notice.
DE1ANY.-On Wednesday evening, July 8, JERx,uAH
DANY brckayer Of the city Of Cork, Ireland aged 50
His friends, and the Brcklayers Benevolent Society
Of New York. invited 70 attend the funeral Friday
DAvs.-On wednesday, July s, ELxAHsra daughter Of
Patrick and Mary Davis aged two years and three days.
the funeral WI take place rom the residence OF her
at two O'Clock.
Emsss-On Tuesday. July 7, ANNA EIzAax,H. daughter
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this hursday) afternoon,
a two O'Clock from tho residence OF her parents
oe Hudson avenue and Sands street, Brooklyn
Fs.AAn-On Tuesday, July !, NATHANIEL FRrxAs,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late residence
326 West Twelfth street, this Thursaay) afternoon, at
GADssY-At Hastings upon Hudson, July 8. WILLIAM
GpY formerly Of Manchester England. aged So years.
Rhe funeral w take place Friday morning, half
past ten O'Clock from the house, and at O'Clock
from Baptist church. The friends the family are
Jonn-As woodbury., l. /, on Tuesday, July 7, after
short illness, wuLLAn H. JoNEs aged SIS years. eldest
brother Of The late Walter R. JONES' and father Of Oliver
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited % attend the funeral on Friday afternoon at three
O'Clock from St Johns church, Cold Spring Harbor Long
Island, without further invitation.
Loriz.-On Wednesday, judy 8, ADoLrHUs L. P. LOPEZ,
son cf the late Lewis Lopez, Esd, aged 90 years and
Tho relatives and friends respectfully invited to
New York. on Friday afternoon, two clock Funeral
service at g. Psul's church, East Chester.
doogn,sr o sns as Js%ss rabs rs F.a ARAhA
Tho relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
tend tho funeral On Friday afternoon a. one O'Clock from
the house Of her brothoein law, Mr. Henry Lebenau
FIFTY street, between Eighth Broadway
MoNAxAaA-In Brooklyn, at ave O'Clock on Wednesday
morning July 8, JoaN CHARLES, only child OF Michael H.
end Anna Maria McNamara, aged years. months aad
The friends and aoquantaucss of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from the reSence OF his parents
81 York street Brooklyn this Thursday Afternoon at
Nsssnr- Wednesday July 8, EDWIN Nrsmrr, former
ly OF New York, In the Goth year OF his age.
Tho funeral viii take place on Friday morning, at
George Kngsland. Jr Union New Jersey The relatives
and friends arespectfuy invited to attend without fur
PnsDIEros.-At Stanton Hospital, Washington D. c.,
Saturday, July 4, typhoid fever, wx PKsDiKros OF
Co. g. Fourteenth (Brookiyn) regiment, in tho saith year
Due notice will be given TO the relatives and friends
when the body 10 to be brought on.
SwAs-At Albany, on Wednesday, July s, OF consump-
tion, ALBERr SWAN, in the 9th year u his age.
SroR0n Tuesday, July 7, after short illness, JoHx
N. SroR, aged 90 years, months and days.
The friends OF Abraham Lodge No 20 respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence No
% Attorney street.
TnS BRoxon Saturday, July at his late residence
Livingston Columbia county, N. Y, Captain SAMrKL
I'm eaoEcK, Of the Fifth New York cavalry, N. Y. ",
aged 81 years.
vuIERs.-0n Tuesday evening, July 7. ApKrArpx vu-
Lsas. daughter Of 1T. Henry and Mary vlers, aged
years aud months
OBITUARY.
IL Is our painful duty t. record the death OF the gal
liant Captain ALFRED JoeET Poor, OF the Thirty sixth
New York volunteers. who, having bravey fought In
twenty-five engagements In the Crimea, Central India
and wicked aud fratricda rebellion was ac-
cidentally killed while returning with his regiment to
New York by coming IN collision with Of the bridges
the railroad from Washington PHILADELPHIA He
deeply regretted by his brother oacsrs and the pri.
Yates o. the regiment BY all Of whom he admired
and beloved lie died In the Citizens Volunteer Hos
p,tA Philadelphia sunday, July s. 1853 from the Of
fecs OF the Injuries received the Wednesday previous
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