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over the same course, and for the same amount,
aud was won by Kelley who beat Sadler four
lengths in 233 minutes. The attendance oil
spectators was immense.
The Queen has recovered from her slight
indispostion, and will leave for Osborne soon
S,ter the meeting of Parliament,
Disraeli will not propose any more names
for peeraees during the remainder OF his ad-
minstration,
A grand testimonial banquet is proposed in
Liverpool in honor of the members OF the
expiring Cabinet.
z Mr.. Gladstone's chapter of autobiographies
is generally thought 10 be a needless and in
judcous publication. and it is believed to have
alenated many of his friends.
LONDON, Dee. l.-Queen Victoria, in aa auto
graph letter, compliments Lord Monck In
connection with his administration as Governor
of Carada.
Elections we're held yesterday in Mid Somerset
and Sligo, Ireland. In the former, Messrs.
Neville Grenville and r f. Paget, both conser-
vatives, were returned and in the latter MIR.
O'Connor, liberal, and Sir Il. g. Booth, conser-
yative, are elected. The table of the result is
given by the Times to.day:-Liberals, 1884; con-
servatives, 272. Liberal majority, liz.
The crew of the Fleetwipg, of Quebec, aban-
dol ed at sea, have arrived safely at Falmouth.
LONDON, Dec. IA despatch from Constanti-
nople says it Is believed there that the Sublime
Porte will recall its Ambassador from Athens
unless recruiting for Crete ceases in Greece.
BERLIN, Dec LIN the House of Deputies
yesterday, the Minister of Justice, Count Lippe,
made speech urging legislation for making
the legal system of the Prussian kingdom uni.
form with the systems of the Northern States.
MADRID. Dec. LIT is rumored here that the
Government of the United States has recog-
nized the insurgents in Cuba as belligercnts.
Admiral MendPz Nunez has arrived In this city.
The Republicans have attacked and dispersed
meeting of Monarchists in the town of Creme.
MADRID, Dec. l.-Yesterday q political meet
ing OF Monarchists IN Yalladolid was broken
up by the Republicans.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-General Prim, in letter to
the GdulOis, declares that the present spanish
Government will have no dealings with the
Bourbons, and denies Indignantly the truth OF
the report that he purposes q coup feidt
PARIS, Dec. l-Tbe printers of this city are on
a strike, and business in that line is therefore
checked.
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Sl,647,367 50

PHILADELPHIA, November IL, 1868.
The Board OF directors have this day declared
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT the
CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER GENT. Interest on
the SCRIP the Company, payable on and after the
lst December proxlmo, free of National and State
Taxes.
They have a,so decsared SCRIP DIVIDEND of
THIRTY PER CENT. on the EARNED PREMIUMS
for the year ending October 81, 1868, certificates OF
which will be issued the parties entitled to the
same, on and after the lst December proxmo, free
of National and State Taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERT FL.
GATES OF PROFITS of the Company, for the year
ending october 81 1864 be redeemed in CASH at the
ohice of the Company, aud after lst December
proximo, all interest thereon to that date
t8 By provision OF the Charter all Certificates of
scrip not presented for redemption within five years
after public notice that they will be redeemed sn ell
be forfeited and cancelled the Books Of Lhe COnpany
RENO certlfcate Of PROFITS issued under S25. By
the Act Of incorporation, no certificate ShaU issue all.
less claimed t0hn tCo gears after tie declaration OF
The dividend Vhereof il is eUide.ce."
DIREClOh5.
Thomas G. Hand, Edmund A. Souder
John q. DAVIS, samuel f. stokes,
James @. Hand, Henry SlOan
IheopL Illus PauldinK William q. Ludwig,
Joseph ID. Seal, George Il Leiper,
Hugh Craig, Henry q. DRlletI, Jr,
John X. Penrose, John ID. Taylor.
Jacob Z. Jones, George W, BernardOu
James Tlaquair, William Boulton,
Edwal Darlington, jacob Riegel,
Ii. Jones Brooke. Spencer M'Ilvaine,
James B. McFarlanu' John B. Semple Pitts,
EDWARD LaiOurCaoei A IL, Berger, do
JOkhua Z. E9 re, ,,r,o,, , ! D. Il. Morgan, do.
THOMAS U. HAND, President.
JOHN 9. DAVIS, Vice President,
HENRY LYLBURN Seer etary,
HENRY BALL Assistant Secretary. 1ll2lm
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Domestic Affairs.
Iosed yesterday at 1867.

Gold closed yesterday at 1851.
Chicago had five fires last night.
Reading is projecting free reading rooms,
-General kawllns has returned 10 Wash
ington.
General Grant arrived in New York last
evening.
General Grant has sold his Washington
residence.
The New York city election yesterday
passed Oft very quietly.
Snow fell yesterday at Portland, OsWego,
Buffalo, and Pittsburg.
The New England Conference of Universal
lists met at Springfield last evening.
Pedestrian Weston started on his one hum
dred day trip tr )m Bangor yesterday.
-Secietary Scho6eld viii witness the expert.
mental firing at Fort Delaware tomorrow.
Fort Lafayette was destroyed by fire yester-
day; all but the bare walls was destroyed.
The Nineveh tunnel on the Albany and
Bmghamton Railroad, has been completed.
The National Convention OF Cattle Commits
sioners assembled at Springfield, Ill, yesterday.
The Presidential Electors for Penusylvanla
meet in the Senate Chamber at Harrisburg
to-day.
1t is expected that the public debt state
ment for November will show an increase Of
Sl0C000 coo.
Chief Justice Chase delivered an important
decision on the Conhscation act of July T. 1862.
The Presidential Electors of OHIO met at
Columbus yesterday; they Will cast their votes
to-day.
The trial OF Samuel W. Andrews for the
murder OF Q. W. Holmes commenced at Ply
mouth, Mass, yesterday.
One Jesse Thompson has been arrested at
Vicks burg on the charge OF being the. murderer
of Ger eIal Hindmau.
According 10 the decision of the Supreme
Court of California the full electoral vote of that
State is tor Grant ana ColtaX.
The Mayor and City Council of Atlanta have
postponed the municipal election until the
ass em bliug OF the Legislature 10 January.
The storage warehouse OF j. NJ. Bloomfield
d Co., at ST. Louis, was partially destroyed by
fire on Monday night. Loss about $780, 600.
"A Boston clerk was yesterday robbed of
Sl400 while gong down the steps of bauk.
The roboer threw black pepper in the clerks
eyes.
AT Carlinsyille, H., on Friday last, man
named Engiemau murdered his divorced wife
by cutting her throat The murderer has been
arrested.
One Henry Wonderly has instituted libel
suits against the Chicago Tribune aad RepuJR-
can. He lays his damages at $40 600 gainst
each journal
The merchants of 81. Louis have adopted
resolutions approving the bll Tor uniting the
telegraph lines ot the country with the national
Postal Department.
Richard IL. Dana, of Boston, will represent
the Government in Robert 0uld's motion to
quash the indictment against JEFF. Davis. The
argument on the merits OF the motion will be
made before Chief Justice Chase, at Richmond,
tomorrow.
"A meeting was held at Cooper Institute, in
New York city, last night, in behalf OF Hester
Vaughan. nov under sentence of death in tins
city fer infanticide. Horace Greeley presided,
and collection was made, amounting to $500,
to be used FOR her benefit.
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WINE, HERBs AND RooTs.-Speer's "standard
Wine BnteTs" composed of his pure Wine, with
herbs roos the best btters known to the Matera
Medlcs, and In daily by our best physicians A.
w. q b. Bogen, NJ. d. of Washington City. say of his
Wine-In diseases of prostrating character for It's
qualities a gentle stimulant and certain tonic
these Biters every way worth the attention and
test of the Medical Faculty These Btters and Wines
are sold by Druggists.
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Foreign Affairs,

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The second great scull race
Joseph sadlsr and Henry Kelley, OF Putney
The latter has held the championship OF the
Thames for nearly six years, but was defeated
last month by James Rensforth, OF Gateshead,
in race OF nearly i've miles, from Putney TO
MoTtlake, for f2Q0 q side. Tue race to-day was
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JOSH BILLINGS: says OF the Alligator, that when
the anigator's mouths IL wide open hiL head ia lest
about In the centre ov hiE boddy but they hav one
virtoo same very forgetting, they make very
still FL oize, altho they hav more Jaw than emmy
critter knoed ov.
CHARLES STOKES & Co.'S
Fine made Clothing has The virtue Of being
uneaualled in STYLE Ia QUALITY, in CHEAPSEss.
GCall and satisfy yourself at
No, S2f CHEsNUT STREET.
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CAPITAL, ST, ,ooo,ooo
DIR f. O II o r s.

DIRE TO r. s.
PHILADELPHIA
SF9KGGE 0G " ". 81 o4Ihps, g. J. J. bRESEh bbRREESTMANN
= A q 6REX RfESXHhtEE Et WSssta Ws & 46UsToN 4R6AUEhTGoHSoN
MN Tn6nA5 y gSkGAEN % ENENs aEEf9 4 EffSFis i, ROOD.
JAMES M. MORRISON, President Manhattan ank
JOSEPH STUART, of j. J. Stuart & Co., Bankers.
BOSTON.
HON. E. g, ToBEY, late President Board of Trade.
CISCINNATI
A. E. CHAMBERLAIN. of Chamberlain & Co.
CHICAGO.
L. y. LETTER OF Field. Letter & Co.
{. Nj, SMITH, OF Geo. &. Smith d Brothers, Bankers.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
WILLIAM GARVGN, of Garvin, Bell & Co.
LOUIS.
JAMEsE. YEATMAN, Cashier Merchants National
HON ]. W. PATTERSON, U. s. Senator.
BALTIMORE.
Consolidated Railway Line, New York to
en-. sHoEMAKER. Of Adams & Co.'s Express.
k6 r. KSa e g. es Cen Savings
GEORGE H. STUART, President.
HENRY E, ROOD, Vice-PresdenE
G +. BETS, Secretary.
j. L. LUDLOW. Consulting Physician.
Jos. N NJ F. F?IKHHlM KoERpEk M X. Medical Examiners
Ri6HGkp I, 6HH34Br LGbEGWa LfGAbTEIGTWEsoN' Counsel.
This Company issues Policies of Lite Insurance
upon all the various plans that have been proved
by the experience of European and American Com
panies to be safe, sound, and reliable at rates
LOW AND UPON TERMS AS FAVORABLE AS
THOSE OF ANY COMPANY OF EQUAL STA
BILITY.
All policies are non forfeitable after the payment
of two or MOI annual premiums. IL lllSfmwsmrp
DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED l60i-CHARTER PERPETUAL Z.
NO 224 WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange,
FIRE
ETC., for limited periods and permanently on build
hgs by deposit OF premiums.
than sixty YEARS, during which all losses have
been promptly adjusted and pail,
John l.. Hodge, David Lewis
Nj. B. Mahony, Benz amin Etting.
John Il. Lewis Thomas h Powers,
William 5. Grant, A. II. Niche Try,
Robert w. Leaning, Adm uud Castillon,
ID. CLARK Wharton samuel WILCOX,
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.. Lewis Q, Morris.
JOHN r. WUCHERER, President.
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary. S2Ss
TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUsIvELY-THE E
u lENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY-lncOrporated ls25-Charter Perpetual-No
5IO WALSUT Street, opposite Independence square
This Company, favorably known TO the community
or damage by fire on Public or Private BuildinGs
either permanently or for limied time. Also on
Furniture Stocks of Goods, and Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms, va
Their Capital, together with 3 large Surplus Fund
invested In the most careful Which ensbIea
them TO offer TO the Insured an undoubted security in
the case ofloAs. o.,
Daniel Smith, Jr., John Devereux,
Alexander Benson, Thomss smith,
Isaac Rszlehurst, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins 10, 7, g., j. j. Giuingham Fell
p5ltSi ppASiET + ffToslMfffffff, SMITH, IR. presld ent.
VIM, g. CROW ELL, Secretary. 83H
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JEwELRY-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine ewery and silverware N the city
Purchasers rely upon OBJ aiming real, pure artI
Gle furnished at a price which cannot be equalled.
He also has a large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit to
his store is sure result in pleasure and profit.
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CHILpREN's CLoTHISG.-
A Splendid Assortment for
Boys Girls Infants, and Misses,
Selling Of ct Greatly Reduced Prices.
Ii. SHOEMAKER IL Co.,
No. 1924 Chestnut street.
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ASTOUNDING KHPONTS.-
2naO cAsEs oF CONSUMPTION CURED.

20JU CAsHS OF CONSUMPTION CURED.
Professor Trosseau, Of the Chidren's Hospital,
Paris, reports that, in two thousand cases of Con
sumption, In which the formula for Uphdn's Fresh
Neat Cure was used 1t cured nearly every one. Ii
allays the cough, heals the lungs, and gives new
lease life. Sold 81 per bottle, six for IS. JOHN
sToN, HOLLOWAY & CowOE No. 6O2 Arch street.
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Schr SSTa % ~ Po5dsnd' j. Rommel Jr.
sShr %ohn j ua CadwSllader seelmsn, Norwich DO.
So
sSRT SRT Ea1e'SR s.;nd;, GiI Pis6Sn ,Onna DO.
r str BtS52 WV WaAGe nnSd, TeT XGTE Clyde Co.
Tug Thos Jefiarson Alien, for Baltimore, with tovv
OF barges, w. P. Clyde g. Co. W"
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with mdse to d. 5. stetson & Co. 'Oin rFo'ioenoe
., sehr Rs,ph Sogder Crosby, from Salem In ballast
sohT Nj; Powell, FentOn, from New Haven, with
sGnT Pqt:s Ua !, TguSx, day from LepsIc Del. with
schr Nile, Collins. day from Leipsic. Del, with
schr sussex Mason, days from Milton Del, with
Ann 1 E5s RiehSrds ISS q hours from New
tow OF barges to W. p. Clyde q Co. I"
MEMORANDA.
steamship Pioneer, Catharine, for PhiIadelpbfa
nom WILMINGTON, N O., 8Oth ut.. has on beard issi
crude 2 bales do rsRs psn "a d0
zee! Gm S8 500 shingles, 81 empty pkgs i5O bush
rBsrgue Freeman Dennis, Fletcher from Cardiff for
, Ntw ork' sailed from Penarth llth ut having re.
Ba,gpe Edwin; sorersen, for Philadelphia, sailed
. Bsrque Woodside, Edmonds hence was below New
BeIque Village Belle Little, hence, at Liverpool
Brig VIM. Creevy, Haley, sailed from Tenerhe Both
Oct Tor Puerto Ventura. 'H
Brig Eliza Mcneil, small, remained at Messlna 9TH
Brig Nellie Move. Merrimsn, from oporto for I,on.
Brig Laura. johnson, hence at Texel 10th ult.
Brig H. J. Burton, Burton, hence In the Texel 18th
schr r. "A. Ford, Carpenter, hence, at ST. John. n
,,sohr f " Hopkins Low, hence for New Haven, at
schr VIM. Capes, Ryan, from Boston for PhIIade,.
phia. NJ New York sOth nit.
schr A, M. Aldridge, Robinson, hence, at ProvI.
gchrs d. s. Sner Huntley, and Anna E. Saaord
Winsor for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence 2Sth
utimo.
for Philade elphia sailed from Providence 26th uIt
schr Ocean traveller Adams, hence, at Beverly
sshr j. A. Crawford, Berkeley, hence. at Danvars
schr Cohassett. Gibbs, hence, at New Bedford oath
Schr M II. Read, Benson. from MattapoIseit to-
Philadelphia at New Bedford 2sth ult ava
Schr John CrOckiold, Briggs. hence at Fall River
scbIs Decatur Oakes Berg and L. RurrIu Smith
hence AT Fail River 2Sth ult
schr Il. Conklin, Daniels for Philadelphia, sailed
schf j. J. Little Little hence at Pawtucket 2sth
uSnhT Laura A. Webb. Webb from Bangor for Oam.
den N j., sailed from Newport 27th ult,
Schrs Surprise. Beers, and Louie +. Smith, Crie,
for Philsde deiphia, cleared at Boston 2sth ut.
" Cook FalkenbeIg; II. II. Wainwright, Brewer; M
E Graham Fountain; John Nye. WlIey II. Il.
fowsii Ieavitt; and 2. L Adams, Nickerson, hence
az WeniIa Eaton from Bangor for Phadelpbia
in Going out Newport harbor 27th nlt, coded With
scbr az neSins Eddy, and tore msinsaiI; Returned to
SewpoTt for repairs The ID. E received no damage
schr Abbie Davis. hence. at Portsmouth 26th nit
Steamer George H. htou1i roru' hehce' ~ George.
town, ID. O., S0th ut.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The "Reel Lightvessel (NO % was placed ON tho
Pollock ip station on the 18th ult.
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OF-CORg-I-CAE
and So when asked II you I'll where TO p1rchase
FINE AND FAsHIoSABLE CLOTHING,
in the language OF the ilustrlous Hugo you can an
swer, OF ooutse can, at CHARLES STOKES & Co.'S,
No. sA Chestnut street.
PREVENT OR REPENT.-when health has been sac
rinced for want Of the care necessary to protect It,
regrets are unavailng 1t is better to prevent than
to repent. The inclement season OF the year Is
at hand and It's cold and damp are the source of In.
hume able distressing ailments. The best means OF
escaping them is to keep the outward surface Of the
body comfortably warm with suitable clothing, and
the Internal organs In vigorous condition by the oc
casioral use OF a healthful tonic and corrective.
Winter makes tremendous drafls upon the vital
forces and therefore 1t is when pure vege-
table stlmulant and invlgorant like HosTKTTER's
STOMACH BITTERs OF infinite use, especially to the
weak and feeble. 1t gives stamina to the system, and
thereby enables 1t TO Withstand the shocks of cold
which produce cough, bronchitis, catarrh. aud other
diseases OF the organs OF respiration. Dyspepsia and
every species of indigestion also greatly aggra
vated by cold, damp weather, and for these com.
plants the B1TTERs are an acknowledged specific.
There is no fact better known in this country, and
Western Hemisphere, than that this genial prepara
ton is q swift and certain remedy for all ordinary
diseases Of the stomach and the liver.
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MARRIED

GROVER d BAKER's Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 73O Chesnut street.
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04Ah1AS4Se.
GRUPP-PATTERSON.-No 20. at the Par
sonage OF st. Georges M. K. Church. No 324 New
street, by the Rev. NJ ID. Rurtz, Mr.. JOHN 9RUPP
to Miss ANNIE PATTERSON, both of this city.
WENEY-GILFREY.-On Tuesday morning, De-
cember the residence OF the brides parents by
the Rev w. G. Robinson, Mr.. ISAAC w. SWEENEY
10 Miss JEE ME- daughter OF Robert Giltrey, Esq,
both OF Philadelphia.
DIED.
McCOY,-on the lst Instant Mr. HARRY MCCOY,
aged 85 years.
The relatives and friends of the family. VigiIant
Fire Company, No 3; Good VIII Fire COMPANY, No.
20; and Company IL, National Guards, p. ". M are
res peci fully invited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence, s. w. corner OF Eleventh and Race
streets Friday morning December A. at SO O'Clock.
THONPsON.-0n the LIST instant, Mr.. CHARLES
THOMPSON, in the 5Oth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 420 Rugan street, Friday, The 4th in
slant, at o'clock. Interment at Odd Fellows Oeme-
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LACE CURTAINS, from the Paris Exposition, of the
mCst remarkable finish, selling at extraordinarily
low prices at Potten's No 14OS Chssuut street.
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FURNITURE reupholsered and vanished to look
equal to new, at Patients No. l4Os Chestnut street.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Norman, Crowell, Boston, II Winsor g. IN
schr Ellen Hoigate, Godng, Pantego. Norcross d
sheets. ~
Schf W,lllaLn; HOug9on Cohhssett, do.
SChr X. Souder Crosby. Portland. do
SchI MaIgie. McFadden Portsmouth, DO
Schr HazletOn CliJ. Dighton, do
Schr NJ. II. W WestCott, Candy, bingham, 40
str Bristol Wallace. New York W. Z. CIyde G. 10
STR r. Willing, CundiH. Baltimore, A. Groves 1r
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore witt tovv
OF barges, w. p. Clyde 81 Co. '" I" w"
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CITY ITEMS.

VICTOR HUGo,-
1t ia confidently reported that, when Victor Hugo
WAS asked fhe could tell the origin Of the Bonaparte
family, he replied,
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A MERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
A1wenly-iour,h Matinee; Fourth OF Series 1861 go
Al THE ACA DENY OF Nj MUSIC
THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON, at 415 O'Clock. 4
zee Ice il Ed ucattoRal Column, 1t
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AMUSEMEN

A RICAN ACADEMY OF Mrd
"A ITALIAN AND GLRM AN OPERA
MOslOAI ID ltEgI IOR-........-...MAX MARETz
THIS (WednesdRy) EVENING,
NeTdle Spectacular Opera,
hEAPfEARANCEOF OF HE FAVORITE ITAI,
ns,.o 9. BASso, sIGNoR. .ANToNUCCI.
ana the following great Rrtistes:-
:, Duchess Elena, MISS STATES: ArriRo
BRIGNvLI; Guido di Monttort, SIG oRi,ANDt
BREUL; and :sIG. ANToNUCcI In his Great StS; so
TsrSnluis bS' 'sad,ne wesmsel.
10 III MORROW (IB URSDAY)
GRAND GERMAN OPERA
heappeerance and debut In German Opera of
IN IN, mtyeIbeer's master work,
RoBERT LIE DIABLE.
MADAME LA GRANGE In her Epeat ohsracte
JOINT Apes RANGE EtEE oF:s1s RpraNor1
MISS McCULl OH as,...,. ISAREr<
JOSEPH HERMANNS in his famous pars @ Of
Grand Ballet by Mile. wEsMAEL and Cor5s
co,,r. Ballet
FRiDxY Dec 4 * II a 4 " X kMARETzH
mAD JANE La Ora ANGE In her renowned i'm Ia
sohA,lon OF NIOLETTA, in which character
Na Neatu an immense furore at the Academy OF Mu{
AND FIRST APPEARANCE IN PHIADELPu3
OF THE NEW TENOR
, a., SIG. ALESSANDRO BOETTI,
@Iom @ me principal opera houses OF Europe, vi
mnus Hs Hlghly successful denut at the AcAdeuy|
oi54HT is5A4HTTuuRDAY, GRAND GALA MATINEE All
SATURDAY EVENING, December ., GERM
FAUST
Admission, 81. Reserved seats, so cents ext,
Famlly Circle, so cents. Amphitheatre, 5 centS
Tickets and 81 ats can now be cured for sny nio,
AZ tne Academy of Music ana Charles Trum NE
Music Music store, NO 926 Cheenut Ieet.
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1.-THE RAB l.

We are gravely informed by a sort
of Goldfish, cotton stuffed, bondocrat-
ic pugnosed, selfstyled aristocracy,
who also claim the largest share of
responsibility and intelligence, that
the present campaign, on the part of
the Democracy, is an appeal to the
'rabble and common people," Six
or eight years ago, these same pinks
of extreme delicacy, great refine
ment, and profound intelligence, were
themselves found, either making
shoes, driving a cart, or peddling in
a small way, Yankee calico and mus
lin. Upon what meat and stolen
cotton have they fed and speculated,
that they should put on so much
style? If, by the "rabble," you
mean the laboring masses who are
striving to get an honest living; and
who by honest toll have integrity
enough to pay their just debts, with
out taking the benefit of your bank
rupt laws, we plead guilty. But if
You mean to cast the imputation hat
if a man votes the Democratic ticket
he is destitute of intelligence and re-
spectability. and is thereby, of the
"rabble," W. denounce your epithet
a SANDER and insult to every man
hat labors. You can associate with
your bondholding, purse proud Shy
but the Democracy r proud
to number III their ranks, the masses
who carry honest faces, warm hearts,
and generous impulses; and who de-
sire the union of our fathers, with
out your military expressions, your
reconstruction frauds, your perfdy,
and yonr financial rottenness.
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WHITE. TICKETS.

By reference to the act of May 5,
1858, supplementary to an act emit
tied an act to preserve the purity of
elections passed April 4, 1861, it will
be seen that all tickets to be used st
any election held in pursuance of law
shall be printed, or written, on plain
rhte paper and that there shall be no
mark or device upon the same, where
by the ballot of the e~lector shall be
known; or his ticket distinguished
from another in appearance. 1t is
further provided, that any person dis
tributiRg eolored, marked, or written tick
cts, contrary to this act shall be deem
ed guilty of a m~isfeasance, and on con-
viction thereof, shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding fifty dollars; and
imprisoned in the county Jail not OK
ceeding ten days; and be liable to any
elector so menaced, in n penalty of
one hundred dollars, for each and ev-
cry separate offense. 1t will be well
for Trustees and others, to observe
carefully the force and requirements
of this law, in receiving tickets lest
they render themselves liable to its
penalties. Tickets printed or u7itte,l
on pam Wkte paper are lawful; and
all Others, unlawful.