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Died.


On Wednesday, the 3rd instant, WILLIAM ARTHUR
SMITH, Cfrst teller in the Bank of the State of New
York; aged As years and months.


The friends and acquaintances of the family and those
OF his brothers-in law Charles II Ring, Samuel Hawey,
stephen Iucker and Robert SinclaI respectfully
vted to attend the funeral service late
5s4 Broome street, on Thursday the 4th instant
o'clock.


thence to steamboat Highlander foot of Warren street.
for interment at Cornwall in Orange County.


On the 2nd instant after long and painful illness
which che bore with Christian ortude and resignation
Mrs ELIZA SWAN, wife of Thomas Swan, in the 6lst
year of her age.


The relations and friends of the family respectful
y invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
No l24 Laurens street. this rhursday afternoon at 81
O'Clock.


At Peoria Illinois, Nov. 10th, l845, HENRY w. BACON,
of Boston, Mass Mr. Bacon born in Hartford Ct
graduated at Yale College in 1885, and has been the
last few years engaged mercantile pursuits Boston
He was attacked by fatal Illness while a journey
to st. Louis. Mo.