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TEXAS.
Bloody ARRAY in I'll Pnso-Two Men shot.

Bloody ARRAY i'm El Pnso-Two Men shot.
SANTA FE, Dec. II, 1870.
The Daily Post OF the 10th has full particulars OF a
horrible tragedy which took place at Ell Paso,
Texas, on the ytn inst. IL appears that Senator
Fountain got into dispute with b. i. Williams, q
lawyer, who fired a revolver twice at him, Sc
verely but not dangerously wounding him.
Williams then aed to his rooms, whittier he
was followed by Judge Gaylord, j. S. Clark,
OF the Twenty. fifth Texas district, ana posse or
men, who attempted TO arrest him. Williams seized
gun anu rushed from his rooms ana shot Judge
Clark dead Captain French, Of the State police,
returned the IRE and killed Williams. Great excite
ment prevailed but public sentiment was entirely
against Williams. The funeral OF Judge Clark was
the most Imposing affair ever witnessed In I'll Pas0.
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TELEGRkPHiC NEWS ITEMS.

large gas well struck grounds of the Car
Company Erie, Pa, Saturday, and the escaping gas
lights several squares.
on Saturday afternoon Joel Atwood, wealthy farmer OF
Watertown Conn., while driving the Naugatuck Rail-
road, Waterbury, struck by passing engine and
killed.
with Professor Marsh in june last returned on Saturday IN
the Rocky Mountains The scientific results Of
the expedition important and will soon be published.
Burns, employe burned to death by the
FIRE which destroyed Crane Brothers "od red paper mi
at Dalton Friday night.
Beard charged with taking S2 600 from the Telegraph
Express Company at Brownsville, Neb two since,
at Portland Oregon yesterday and placed I'm
rons board the steamship California for San Francisco
route East lie had been employed by the Oregon and
California Railroad and had full charge of the Oregon City
office, under the OF a. J. Cuss aud bore high repu
taton there
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
The following telegrams by cable complete our re-
port or the British markets, financial and CONNER
cal for Saturday. December IL

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDoS, Dee. 17-2 p
MConsos closed at 9 for money and 80 FOR the
securities opened firm and closed quiet and
the following quotations :fivetwentles of the issue
1852 $50 1866 old ISSUE SS19 1867 SS; tenrorties, S7J
Stocks opened frmer, but closed quiet Railway shares
closed as follows hrlc, 1871 Illinois Central Ill Atlantic
ard Great Western 27I.
LoNDoS PRODUCE MARKrT-LoNDoS, Dec. I7-Tallow
closet at AS 6d. as. 81.
LtyERPooL COTTON MhEEET-LrvERPooI, Dec. IT.
~ M-Ihe cotton market opened quiet and closed rner
higher, with niddling upands, Sid; middling
sgd Sad. The sales of the day reached
bales, OF which 100 bales for speculation and export
LIVERPOOL BRrADsrUrrs MArKET.--L Ltv FRPoOI., Dec.
T-2 T. M-The market for brcadstutfs closed hrm
following aes-Californa white wheat lis 3D. 1ls ID
Western spring No. opening los Id closing
at lUs los Id red Western spring, ODD S. cd o. 10l
red Western spring No. l0s I'D red Western winter
los ID los Sd Western l0ur 25s Corn. Sos. 3D. 3ls.
per quarter for Oats, 2s lid Barley, Is. Peas s
LIVERPOOL PRnvfSIoGs ARKrT.-LGyRRpooL, Dec.
ia r. M-Beef i25s. Lard, 6ts. Cheese, 7ls Sd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MhESrr.-LlvE2POOt, Dec. H.
MCommon rosn, 6s. per cw; spirits petroleum, l01d
refined petroleum. Is 7Gd a ID. 81.
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We publish to-day very interesting account
OF the regions from which come the costly
furs which supply our market and decorate
the beautiful forms of our ladies. The rough
story of the trappers life, the dangers and
hardships involved in proc uring the skins of
those thousands Of tiny animals like the mar
ten, for instance dozen of which is required
to make one muff, is well told. The hunter,
too, must follow the moose, the elk, the musk
OK, the bear, the wolf, the otter, the ermine
and the black fox for the skins of all these
animals enter into the fur trade. Some Of
them command large prices, and, as we know,
to clothe lady in the most expensive suit of
these articles makes hole in q respectable
fortune. Our fur trade has been very dull
this winter, owing to the pleasant temperature,
and the fur merchants are complaining sadly.
Tn fact, there has been up to this time no
retail trade at all in furs. But the present
cold snap will probably brighten the prospect
for the fur dealers. The history which we
give to-day Of the Hudson Bay. Company and
the whole fur-producing country Of the North
west will be read with interest, coming as it
does from our correspondent, who writes in
the midst Of the snow and the haunts Of the
wild animals and the lodges of the trappers
who supply our market with this indispensa-
BILE article.
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CATHOLIC CEMETERY FOR SALg.--Considerable
feeling has been excited among the Roman Catholics
OF North Bridgewater Mass, by a notice posted In
town by an Arlington sheriff, that he should sell
the Roman Catholic Cemetery on a certain day, by
order the executors OF the will or the late Rev. A.
l.. Roche, by whom the lot was purchased sixteen
years ago by money collected from his society Tor q
free cemetery. Like all other Roman Catholic pro-
perty, II deened to the bishop OF the diocese In
trust in this case 1t s claimed that sheFe was some
informally In complying with the law either by Mr..
Roche or Bishop Fitzpatrick. OF which the execu-
tors have attempted 70 take advantage. The pro-
ceedings have been stayed through the instrumen.
tallty OF the present pastor.
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PAPAL SPOLiATiOM.

The Protest of the New York Bishops Against
PnpnI Spoliation Endorsed by the Albany
Catholics.
ALBANY, Dec. 1s, 1870.
The meeting OF the Catholics or this diocese at the
Cathedral to-day to give expression to their senti-
ments regarding late events In Rome very
largely attended. Mr.. John Tracy presided and Mr..
William Cassidy read an address and the following
resoutIons:-
Resolved That sustain and approve with united heart
voice the protest of the Archbhop and Bishops
Provincial Council of New York against the occupation
spolaton of the Roman See by Victor Emmanuel that
regard the Independence of the Sovereign PonT
the head of Church. free to him,
right dear to American citizens, and which will
moral powers to assert and defend
Resolved That this address and these resolutions be
sened TO the Bishop with the request that he forward
supreme ecclesiastical ruler with the
sympathy and devotion to HIM In this crisis
OF our Christian hope and confidence In his triumph.
The address and resolutions were adopted, after
address s by the Right Rev. Bishop Conroy, and
Messrs. William Fleming, Charles Tracy ID. Il.
Ganney John Tracy and W. ID. Moranzer.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Rufiinnism i'm Philndciphia-A New York
Prize Fighter in Trouble.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 49, 1870
Yesterday James Elliott and william Wilson were
tried on the charge or shooting policeman Morris
Murphy OF the Fourth district; also the charge of
assautnG and robbing Hugh Dougherty. The
offences were committed two weeks ago Elliott
was sentenced to Imprisonment in the Pententary
for the period of sixteen years and ten months and
fine OF 81, 900. Wilson was sentenced to pay fine or
So 900 aud to be imprisoned In the Eastern Penlten-
tary for eleven years and ten months. Elliott Is
IRON New YORK, and Is q Professional prize fighter
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OHIO.

Taxation md Disburscments-Report of the
state Auditor.
COLUMBUS, Dec. IS, 1870
The report OF the State Auditor OF Ohio Just SUBJ
mited to the Governor, shows that the receipts for
State purposes last year were 3d. 900; dlsburse
ments, $407l,000 Estimated receipts for the same
purpose next year, S5,G10,OO0 disbursements,
S5,163,o0o. Total valuation OF property IN the tax
duplicate for 1871 Is $167 900 000 and the total tax
levy for 1871 IS about S2B.4630 o, OF which amount
S1S, 797 900 are for local and county purposes. The
total eyes IN ONO Tor the last four years amount
about $SS, S,500,000
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Vigilance Committee Outrage In California
Express Robbers Convicted.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IS, 1876.
"vigiiant' band, three hundred strong. fully
armed and organized, attacked the jail at Los
Angeles yesterday and took therefrom Michael
Lacnen. the murderer OF Jacob Bell and others, and
hung him by the neck until dead he having con-
fessed his guilt but expressing no contrton for his
crime.
Parson, Squires, Cockrell and Chapman, the Verdi
Pacific Railroad robbers, convicted OF The rob-
berry yesterday at WashOe City. Bell, who gave
Estates evidence was acquitted.
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GREECE.

The New Cabinet-List Of the Ministers.
ATHENS, via LONDON, Dec. 49, 1870.
The new Greek Cabinet is composed as follows:-
Coumondoros. President OF the Council.
Colostavios, Minister of Justice.
BozZaris, Minister OF War.
SotiropoulOs Minister of Finance.
Christoponlos Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Amargyros Minister OF Marine.
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MEXICO.


TIE Gold Mines OF ChfhuMhua.
SANTA FE, Dec. IL 1870.
The Chihuahua (Mexco) correspondents Of the
Daily Post gives glowing accounts OF the newly dis
covered placer mines near Chihuahua, and says
tney are even richer than was reported Twelve
men in eight hours washed out over thirty-seven
ounces OF gold. and the succeeding day the same
men got $780, This party since commencing opera
tions has made an average or $500 day. Great
excitement prevails IN the country round about, and
there Is q general rush for the new mines
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THE COURT House COMMISSIONERS, it ap-
pears, are in doubt as to whether they top off
the new, or now rather the old, Court House
building with Mansard roof or the dome as
originally designed. We hope that there is
good taste enough among the commissioners
not to barbarize this splendid public structure
of vast proportions by crowning it with a
French roof If the Court House is ever to be
completed at all let it be with dome in keep
ing with the rest of the architecture.
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CINCINNATI, Dec 49, 1870.
A large demonstration was made in Covington to.
day to protest against the invasion OF the Papal
dominons by King Victor Emmanuel Fully five
thousand persons were in the procession with eight
bands OF music An organization effected at
the Cathedral, after which protest was
adopted, charging that the invasion was an
inquitous and criminal attack upon civil society
and nefarlous robbery. Declaring that the tenn
poral possessions OF the Holy Sec were held for the
common good OF Catholics everywhere, ana the
Sovereign Pontlf could neither ALLEVIATE nor
der them; that this spolation would reduce the
Catholic Church-the nursery and mother OF saints
and freemen-to a condition or abect slavery. LII
conclusion the protest the Pope OF the loyalty
OF Its signers to the Holy See.
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ERIE CANAL BUSINESS IN UTICA.-There have
been S722 cearances Issued at the Utica once dur
ing the past increase OF iour the year
1869. The receipts for tolls have been:Erie Canal
81, 1888: Chenango Canal s3,003. In 1859 the re-
ceipts were:-Erie Canal, IA, 23s; Chenango Canal,
S5,2i6 Increase in 1870 OF receipts on Erie Canal
as compared with 1862 s3.495. Decrease ia 1870 OF
receipts on Chenango Canal compared with 1863,
s2,272 Total increase OF receipts FOR 1870 81, ,222
Boats weighed during she 1870. 1924 in 1859,
l,9lo Increase IN 1870 OF Ia The cargoes weighed
amount was 3l5,s36,514 pounds Property cleared
from that port in 1870 80 075 tons; property lef
2s2, 775 tons. The figures from the Collectors office
III this city have not vet been received.
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The Eclipse Observation Expeditions
FOundering Of a British Vessel.
Triumphant Success Of the
New German Loan.
The King of Spain About to
Sail for Madrid.
A NEW CABINET IN GREECE
THE ECLIPSE EXPEDITION.

Disaster to a British Vessel OF Observation
FOundering OF War Steamer.
CATANIA, Sicily, via FLORENCE Dec. 10, 1870
Her Majesty's steamer Psyche, OF the British
eclipse expedition, foundered In the Mediterranean.
ALI ON board were safely landed and the scientific
instruments were saved.
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The reports from the sugar cane districts OF
Florida continue TO be very favorable. The Live
Oak Herald calculates that sugar can be produced
this year at ten cents per pound, and syrup al
entylye cents per gallon, ana that the profit will be
much greater than could be realized from short and
long cotton ~ seventeen and thuLY.three cents per
pQunGe
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Two Three Coids in Srrccssi,n VIII,
with many constitutions securely establish seeds OF Con-
sumption IN the system thus converting originally
simple, durable affection into generally tatai While
ordinary prudence therefore, makes the business Of
one 10 take cold until rid Of Intelligent
perrnce fortunately presents remedy In DR. JAYNE'S
EAfECTORAEI thoroughly adapted 10 remove specify all
Coughs and Colds, and equally effective IN The mary
stages OF CONSERVATION, Asthma snd Bronsais Sold by al
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GER MANY.

Success of tho National LOan-Four Times
the Amount subscribed.
BERLIN, Dec. II, 1870.
The new loan has met with great succass.
Four times the amount has been subscribed for,
the greater portion In thaer bonds ana the remain
der In sterling bonds.
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The HERALD IN VIRGINIA.

From the Halifax Va.j Record, Nov. 1911
The HERALD far outstrips all IFS city contempO-
raries IN enterprise In the HERALD or the 10Th inst
we ind teegraphIc account OF an interview DO
tween one OF It's correspondents and the ex-Emperor
Napoleon ILL.,. which, we have doubt, Is a genuine
and truthful report and which reflects great credit
upon the enterprise and liberaity OF that paper.
The telegram. which extends over several columns
OF the HERALD, Is extremely interesting. present
Ing the authorized views OF the ex-Enperor upon
the causes OF the present war In Europe, its results
and the prospects OF the French people IN the iuture
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The King OF Spain About to Sail for HIadrid.
FLORENCE, Dec. II, 1870.
The King elect Of Spain will sail on Monday next
for Madrid
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ENGLAND.

Fatal Collision n RaiIrond.
LONDON, Dec. II, 1870.
railway collision occurred to-day Bolton.
The engineer Killed, and the fireman and twelve
passengers were injured.
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The Rcmnant OF a shipwrecIkcd Crew.

The Remnant Of Il Shipwrcckcd Crew.
NAPLES Dec IL, 1870.
Four Of the crew OF the bark Trovatcre have been
picked up Off Cape Spartimento. They report that
the vessel capsized and her captain, his wife and
child and thirteen Of the crew were drowned.
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An AesOrfment OF Second Hand GRIND
Square and Upright Pianos Of Sleinway sons make for
class makers.
sTEINWAY SONS, 100 and Ill East Fourteenth street
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A Benutiful suit Of Hrir Covers n Multitude
OF imperfcctions CHEvALIER'S Life the Hair has
no comparison toilet article for restoring gray hair
perfectly stops its falling increases its growth elegant
druggsts. - y =
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Holiday Presents for I.adics.--A Good Sew
ing machine ghens the labor and promotes the health
happiness OF those as homo. The GROVER BAKER ls
feney acknowledged to be the best sewing machine for
family Salesrooms 495 Broadway.
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A.-A.-RovaI Havana SuppIcmenfnry.-
Determined by the drawings Of the ROYAL Havana
For information, &C.. address MoINTIRE, GREGORY
CO., 2I6 Canal street and la Chatham street
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PArkNr az PCTrtnry
l24 Warren street, one door fsom West street,
offer NJ low rates, for cash,
Choice Butter, Cheese, Lard and Salt.
Choice Bloater and Mess Mackerei.
Choice Hams, Shoulders, Tongues and Beef.
Choice Cider, Vinegar and Dried FRUITS
Choice flL!-caugbt Georges Bank Codnsh.
Choice Yarmouth Bloaiers, Dutch Herrngs and Bolog
l24 Warren street, door from "
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BLEACHING, Cleaning nrd Dyeing.-Lord,S
Ofces 94 Broadway, Twenty street. Ill Eighth
avenue, aud $39 Broome street, OF Broadway.
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" the Baby is Cutting Teeth Use Tint Old
and wel tried remedy, Mrs. wTSSi.OWS SOOTHING
SYRUP.
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Hoynl Havana Lottery.-Prixes Paid in
gold Information Furnished highest rates pah for
poublocns and All kinda Of Gold and Silver.
TAILOR co., Bankers, 16 w all street, Now YORK.
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A Holiday Gift OF Real Value

One OF Smiths American Organs
Bv far the best made.
DEGRAY q ELLISON, Agents, 81 Union square.
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Diamonds, Watches and Jewclry Selling at
| lowest prices GEO. q. ALLEN, 5ls Broadway,
under st. Nicholas Hotel.
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A.-A.-A.-Thc Rest Holiday Gift,
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
Iran nh.ra
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American Wnithnm Watches.

very large assortment at unasua,ly low prices.
BALL, BLA / CO.. 565 and 557 Broadway
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A.-Espcn-cheid's Festival Hat
for the the dashng and novel specimen OF
full dress Visiting HAT submitted 70 the taste ana
judgment OF the young of New York II has been
cognzcd and endorsed y them the stve of tho
and although the price only 81 they admitted
to be superior 10 those usually sold elsewhere for 49, H
at lis Nassau street.
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Royal Havana Lottery, Suppiementary-.
For Information address LGTHY CO.. 40 Greenwich al
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Diamonds, Watches, JewcIry md silver
ware bought and sold GEO G. ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway IN
der st. Nicholas Hotel
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A-A-a-A-A-A-A-A
J. N. PATTISOS & CO.. Grand, Square Upright
PIANFoRTES, AZ and 81 East Twenty third street
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Fresh supply OF the Celebrated nissis-
quoi Spring Water just received by MILAUS SONS 1877
broadway,
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A.-iIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray s.r.,t
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A.-Perfert Fitting Roots aud shoes nnd
warm OvERSHOES, cheap. Mt BROOKS, SIS Broadway
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At Scott, Piatt tE Cosy t,28f Broadway,
may be found the largest variety of Perfumes and Noyccl
cheap.
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A:-HoIiday Presents, Ladies' md (cntie-
575 Broadway - ~ =
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SpectucIcs, Eye Classes, Gpern ard Field
Glasses JAMES PRENTICE. l5s broadway.
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A General Assortment OF Fine Wines, AIes
ana Porter, &C. JOHN j. STAFF, lilo Chambers street.
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A.-Ciub md Rink Skates Vliols.ule aus
retail Depot at l.. A. BROOKS, 575 Broadway.
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Furs.-Burl<e, the Furricr, has Removed q
6Sl Broadway, where he is Offering bargains In Furs
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STEINWAY 4 SONS,
Manufacturers Of Grand, Square and Upright
PIANOFORTES,
invite the attention Of the public their splendid
ment OF Panofortes prices Old Pianos taken
In exchange. Every Panoforte years
illustrated catalogues mailed free application.
WARERUOMS. STElNWhf HALL.
lO9 and Ill East Fourteenth street, New York.
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Open In the Evening.
TIFFANY & CO.,

TIFFANY 4 CO..
Union square.
arc daily opening
their importations Of
London, Paris and Vienna
Holiday Goods.
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AT DUrRKz & BENEDIoT's OPERA HoysB
minstrel performance that will present great
variety of entertaining features will be given
this evening.
AT THE AMERICAN q miscellaneous entertain
ment will be given this evening. matinee
tomorrow.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE the
laughable sketch of Bruised and Cured, the PAN
tomime of The Bakers Mishdps, aud other
attractions, are announced for this evening.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA will give q public
rehearsal at Musical Fund Hall tomorrow after
noon. fine programme of classical and popu-
lar music will be presented.
S1GNoR BLITz and his son will give magical
performance at the Assembly Buildings this eve
ming. A matinee tomorrow.
THE FRENCH SUEFERRRs.-A dramatic per-
formance, consisting of two plays one in
French and one In English-will be given early
in December at the Amateur Drawing Room, In
aid of the victims of the war In France. Appli-
cations for tickets can be made to Madame
dHervilly, No. 1927 Spruce street.
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DIED.

FEHEY.-On the nth Instant CATHARINE FIN
MY, wife OF Thomas Finney, aged 50 years.
The relatives end friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, in Airy sire et Norristown Sunday after
noon, at O'Clock
KENIoN.-On the evening OF the 10th In 5tant ELLA
s., wife OF Levi Kenton.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her father John r. Rees No. 70S Erie street, Sa-
turday afternoon, at O'Clock. Interment at Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
McLAuGHIIN-After a lingering illness, ELLEN
KANE, wife OF James Mclaughlin, aged AZ years.
Funeral from the residence or her husband, No.
1T36 F1bert street, on Saturday morning next, at
O'Clock.
Ko0H.-on the 18th instant, JOHN F. KOCH, in lthe
3lst year OF his age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family, also Will
Society. and employees OF the Mint, are respectful ly
invited to attend the funkral. from the residence OF
his brother. No. $50 Ottdf street, on Sunday after
noon, the 20th instantt at O'Clock. To proceed to
Odd Fellows Cemetery.
MARTIE.-On the 18th instant, SARAH, wife Of
Patrick Martin, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF her husLSld, No sl2 South Fourth street,
on Monday morning, at 81 O'Clock. Funeral service
at Saint Mary's Church.
WILLIAMSON the 10th instant, CHARLES B. Will
IIAMs, aged 6T. years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, from his late residence, No.
1918 Franklin street, on Saturday afternoon, the
18TH at O'Clock. Proceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
YOsT-On the 18th instant, EDWIN NEWTON, son
OF Samuel and Rebecca Yost, in the 18th year Of
his age.
to attend the funeral, from his parents residence,
No. IA West Sellers street, Frankford, on Saturday
afternoon, 18th instant, at O'Clock.
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Tho Oity Amusemenus.

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music Martha will
egiyen this evening"
There will be matinee tomorrow, for which
Fra DiauOIo is announced. The cast will be
strong one, as it will include Miss Hersee, Mrs.
Bowler Mr.; Bowler, Mr. Campbell, Mr.. Dray-
ton, MT. Seguin, Mr.. Cbatterson, and Mr..
Howell Mr.. Campbell will introduce the
famous song, "Let all obey, and Mr.. Drayton
the thrilling scena entitled "Ths Wolf" To
morrow evening Oberon will be presented.
On Monday next Bristows opera OF Rip Van
Wi,akle will be brought out.
AT THE CHESNUT the burlesque OF Petite
Faust will be performed this evening.
A matinee tomorrow.
AT TIE WALNUT Mr.. John s. Clarke will
have a benefit this evening, when he will per-
senate "Major Wellington do Boots" and
fsTo0dles."
matinee will be given tomorrow when Mr..
Clarke will appear as major Wellington de
Boots"
AT THE ARCH the drama of Edtoin brood
win be performed this evening.
ADAM FoREPAUGHs CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
win exhibit for the last time at the corner OF
froad and Wallace streets to-day aud to-mor-
row. Performances will be given In the after
aeon at l o'clock and Ia the evening at
o'clock.