Died.
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On the 2sth instanta Brooklyn, Mr. JoHs BLACKBURN,
Of New Providence ~ j., in the list year of his age.


His remains will be taken from the residence OF his
son Robins C. Blackburn No 10 Sands street. Brooklyn,
Saturday the Both instant at IL O'Clock, a. NJ. The
friends Of the deceased his and those Of Charles
Thomas and George Woodward, respectfully invited
to attend his funeral above without further invitation
His remains wtll be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
intermsnt


On the afternoon Of the 2Sth instant very suddenly,
Mr. JAMES CLAUcHLEy, in the 55th year of his age.


The friends and relatives of the family respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral this friday afternoon
at o'clock, from his late residence No. l55 Grand
ner Of Orange street


On Thursday the 2sth instant, RoBgRT M. MAsrERros
Jr. eldest Of William j. and Josephine Masterton


The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu
neral, from No II Twelfth sreat Sixth avenue,
this day, at l2 O'Clock.


His remains will be taken East Chester for inter-
ment.


On the 2lst instant at the Mariners Hospital, Staten
Island, Mr. T. w. TERsMEDEN, aged 10 years. lie was
native Of Sweden and belonged TO the swedish brig John
Johnson, Captain Myrburg master. His remains were
accompanied to the grave by the masters of the Swedish
vessels in this port and by many OF the Swedish resi-
dents here.