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f15- The sudden death of Mrs. MYRY WILLS,
wife of n. 2. Willis, on Tuesday night, at the age OF
90, has sent pang to many heart Mrs. w II Is
well known, was an English lady Igrl, we should
say if the world were not so full of foolsl until her
marriage and has rather Stunned society since she
came with her husband to share his fortunes his
native land but she was deeply beloved by all who
knew her. Her disease, we understand, was typhus
fever She leaves daughter some four or five years
OF age. The Commercial gays;


"Mr. Willis married In England; and oftcn, when we
have him walking In Broadway with his llfes COM
and cheered her in her severance from country
and kindrednever without hopeful wish that long life
happiness might I've the equivalent for all she had
given up Youth and beauty knew 10 be portion of
the dover she had brought her husband and we had
heard that they accompanied In rich measure by the
crgccs of mind and heart Ii is heavy blow under which
Mr.. Willis is called upon 10 exercise his forti;ude


The Erpross has the following tribute;


Mrs willis died. after but few days Illness the
As,or House, last evening. AT bali past ten o'clock She
was the daughter Of Mr. the Governor OF the Royal
Arsenal Woolwich, England (who died some three
years uce where, during of his European tours she
formed the acquaintance OF her gifted husband who. after
their marriage returned with her America where "a
large portion the time IL city, they have ever
sncc resided. II good fortune 10 number Mrs.
Willis amons acquaintance, aud we could bear cheer
tribute many cNceencoS OF character her sweet
OF temper her genieness intellectual superiority aud
genuine goodness.


The remains OF Mrs. Willis were yesterday taken
TO Boston, TO be land beside those of Mr.. Willis's
mother in the cemetery at Mount Auburn