Died.
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On Thursday evening: s,h inst CHRnrorHEs CARL
row Rscr, pnrser, u. 8 Navy.


The friends o the family and those Of his brother Gil
bert Rice invited to attend his funeral from his
Iaso residence No "a Greenwich street, Sunday af
ternoon. 9Th fnst ut O'Clock.


On Thursday morning the sth inst, 0fLsEsr G. Va.
RAN, aged 80 years.


His relatives and friends respectfully requested to
attend bis fupera from his late residence, corner Of 9Th
and 9Th street. Sunday ate rnoon next at half
past O'Clock, without further invitation


Carriages will be n waiting at vauxhall Garden until
oclockP NJ


An old Knickerbocker gone.-On March 9th, Jonr
WHIrsHAsp. eyed % Mr. Whitehand was one Of the
Oldest butchers in this cy resided In the 10th Ward
Q5 Chryttie stree 90 years. he volunteered his servi
ces in the lime Of the war;he member OF the Fire
Department l5 and served bis time out In 1895


Al East Haddsm. Connecticut, on the Ath inst Mrs,
AsctsArH 0ssror, relict Of the late William 0sston
aged SO years