The New York herald., 1869-12-16

AprER.--On Tuesday morning. December Ii A.
L. Adler IN the y0th year OF his age.
Tue reiatves and friends arc invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF his No. % Lamar
tine place West Twenty-niBth streetj. between
Eighth ana Ninth avenues. this (TharsdayI morning,
BAIsp.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning,
December Is, ANDREW HoRToS, infant son or VIII
liam ana HANNAH Baird aged IL months aud ii
days.
fully ny,5ed 10 attend the funeral this ffhursday)
afternoon, at two O'Clock from l6j TAYLOR street.
RARroH.-on Tuesday, December Ii Ans ELIZA,
youngest daughter OF James and Ann Barton, aged
10 years, months and i6 days.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are re-
spectfuy invited TO attend tue funeral RON the
res dence OF her parents 400 ess Forty third street
tn,s tThursdayl afternoon, at one O'Clock, without
BEIIows.-on wednesday, December Is, JOSEPH
x. BEILows. aged G2 years.
the friends OF the family respectfully requested
10 attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon. OF one
O'Clock, from his late residences, 10 Orchard street.
Eastern papers please copy.
BRiuLEY.-At her residence, Lawton street. Brook
lyn, on saturday, December H. ALICE, beloved vile
Of Charles II. Bradley formerly OF Hull, England,
aged 30 years, monihs ana Ia days
fne remains were inferred III niount Olvet Ceme-
terry.
BREWSTER Brooklyn, on Monday December
Is, General WILLIAM Il. BREWSTER, aged a years
auu months.
The relatives ana friends of the family also the
members OF the Excelsior Brigade n. \. ). W, and
members OF New York Lodge No. $50. +. ana a. Nj.
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, nom
the CnuTch OF the Holy Trinity, corner OF Montague
and Clinton streets Brooklyn, this Thursday after
noon, at Two O'CLOCK The remains viii % inferred
III Greenwood.
BREws r.g.-At a meeting OF officers OF the Third
Army Corps held for the purpose making arrange.
ments for the funeral OF our late comrade III
arms, General William r. Brewster, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted
Genera. Charles X. Grahain In tue chair, Captain
J. u. bemarest secretary.
COMMITTEE on Resolutions--General Charles X
Graham, General NJ. w. Burns; Colonel Willard Bul-
lard, Colonel Henry l.. Potter, captain George w
Cooney, Captain j. II. Deniarest Captain Frank L.
Moran.
whereas, 1t pleased Almighty God, In mis- tuunite
wisdom, TO remove from our midst our late comrade
Ia arms, General William X. Brewster, II Is
Resolved, That we snail ever cherish his memory
an efficient, conscientious and gallant officer who
gave his best 70 tno service OF his country
by his many noble qualities OF mind aud heart
endeared himself To both supcriors and suborai-
mates.
Resolved That In the death Of our beloved com
rGde country has lost one OF its purest and most
patriotc sons ourselves one OF our most esteemed
associates, MS numerous Trends sympatlling anu
genial companion his wife q devoted husband and
his children KIND ana induigent father.
Resolved, That we tcnder TO the beieaved FAMILY
IN hs their hour OF trial and alIction our heartfelt
sympathy.
By order OF THE COMMITTEE.
NEW YORK, Dec. l5 1862
NoIICE.-All officers and soldiers desirous ci
attending the funeral OF our late eouirado IN arms
General william X. Brewster, VIII meet to-daEat tho
rotunoa, Astor House al half-past Twelve r. u.
bhOklNd.-On tuesday, pecemlel,lt, suhN VIZ
LIAM BRoKlNG, only son OF WtlnaIn anu Louise bio-
KING aged 10 years and 10 months.
tho relatives ana trends OF the famiiy are
respectfully invited 10 attend tie funeral, on trt
uay afternoon, at one O'clock from his late resi-
denee, l43 Charles street. corner oi washington.
tLARK.--On Tuestlay, December IA, JOSEPH CLARK
Tne relatives and friends ore invited 70 attend the