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After short and painful illness Mary only daughter Of
Richard and lane Cunning ka aged ii years and months


The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
her funeral from the residence of her inher corner Of
Rvngton and Lewisslreets, this day, Nov g at half past
O'Clock, p Nj.


On Monday evening 7th instant, OF consumption, Cahe
rne widow OF the laie Dr.. William Burrel OF this city,
in the 10th year OF her age.


On Monday, 7th Instant suddenly, John Corey in The
S8th year o! his age


On Monday, lh Instant Nicholas Crepsy, aged % years
and months.


On Monday 18th ins Thomas Farrell in the Gath year of


On the 7lh instant, Amelia Doninck, younges, daughter
of George o. and Abby Van Amrinee. aged Y months


On the 9th inslant after short Illness Catherine healy
widow OF Ezra Healy, IN the fSla year oi her ago


tB!oomnydae, Saturday, 9th instant after short


Illness Mary <. AdrIance in the 65b year OF her age re-
lict OF tie late Abraham F. AdriaDce.


At Jacksonville illinois, the 9th OF October, Lieut.
Edward Lodonowsk, aged 50 years native OF Poland
He was born noble in Russian Poland just con-
GLIDING his collegiate education wilma when the revolu
ton broke lie left wilma Immediately, and with much
ifcuty succeeded in rea hing warsaw where he entered
The military service Of his country He was engaged in
and bore on his body I'LL his death the honorable aemores
OF his ntrepdity ard patriotism BY the ioruheo he
driven into Austrian Poland thence he reached Trieste,
and thence the Uned States


engineer and made Jacksonville bis residence There his
Talents and anabe qualities rendered him one OF the mest
esiimabie in the community. "N1De knew him but 10
love hiGl-nope named him bui 10 praise"


The OF his death painful His FIRST attack OF
sickness by slight eruption hs lace on Wednesday
on Saturday the Inflammation extended 10 he brain a
supo accompanied wilha partial paray SIS
and consciousness was gone Daring that last sidnchoy
day. he gave signs of except from bis
brother in exile Napoleon koscowsk who was &C instantly
al side addressed him in his native tongue in tones OF
earnestness and affection Then seemed as though the
memories OF other years stirred, and tor moment be
seemed to make vain and painful effort 10 arouse himself


Such s the vigilance OF The Russian police that the sub
ec of this noce had never heard word from his family
since he driven into exile. The liliao!an, from which
direction of Capt John Henry Jacksonville, of
the largest which ever took place II that that town. OWN
If old ,anuu 0sf