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On Thursday evening, WIN. c. scorr jr, in the l4th
year of his age


The friends of the family and the members of Grove
Lodge No. 50 l. O. of O. f., Hancock Division No % 8
of T., and Ark Tent No. 6l l. o. of r. are respectfully
requested to attend the funeral from his fathers resi-.
dence No ls7 Franklin street, Saturday after noon
the 18th inst at halfpast O'Clock.


On yesterday at Al o'clock p NJ, Mrs. FRANCIS Ma
THIEu, widow Of Andrew Matthew, native of France
Her funeral will take place tomorrow Sunday at i.
o'clock P NJ from the residence of her son. Joseph Ma.
theu, No. 81 Duane street.


On Friday morning, Nov. l4th, of consumption Mr.
JAMES REcKHow, in the 3lst year of his age.


Funeral services will be performed his late resi-
dence, 90 Courtlandt street. on Sunday the l6 inst at
O'Clock r. NJ, at which time the relatives and friends of
the family invited attend. His remains will be
conveyed to Brooklyn for nterment.


On yesterday morning the l4th inst Miss MARY HYrR
widow of Andrew Hyer, aged s5 years.


Her friends and acquantances and those of her sons
Andrew, John and George, and those of her sonnlaw
John Evans and the New York. pilots are respectfully
invited to attend the fune raj Sunday afternoon al
4ocock, from her late residence No 10 Essex street
without further invitation.


At Newark, ~ j., on Thursday morning. l4th inst
EDWARD MARRENAR yo' sest son Of William and Eliza.
beth Perine, aged months aud % days


The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral at Newark Sunday leaving here
by the 9 O'Clock morning train,