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PHILApELrHIA Nov. 6, lsao.


The weather has been getting cool for the last two
days and has now a decided wintry feel Local news
very scarce to-day and the papers will accordingly
be very unnteresting except for election news. Our
democrats are still rejoicing the New York victory,
and flags streaming from every democratic head
quarters. The natives entirely And indeed,
never witnessed set of men completely chop -fal
len They appear to give it up and acknowledge that
hence.orward the native party will exist in only


The celebrated George Howell, of pickpocket memo
ry brought 10 this city from Pshurg this morning
and was lodged 10 the dock Of the Criminal Court He
will be tried on Monday.


Brougham appears tonight at the Arch Street Pat
ORsfierty Miss Nelson also appears Yankee silsbee
has been drawing for the last week. and indeed he has
been doing excellent business


At the Chestnut the Keans continue to draw full houses
OF that portion OF public capable of apprecatng true
genius Tonight Macbeth will be performed and /
have not the least doubt but that the house will be
crowded by audience anxious TO Mrs kean's
magnificent persopaton OF Lady Macbeth. She is Ger.
tany matchless artistic and her attractions combined
with those OF her husband which know are OF the
highest order. ought 10 produce overfowing houses
nightly The houses are fair, and sometimes crowded.
but not continuously as they ought


ne Circus doing the largest business of any other
house In fact is crowded to sufocaon nightly, the
novelties presented preventing any thing Ike falling of
great hit Levi North the unrivalled horseman, who has
struck all the crowned heads Of Europe with asonish
meet and seriously endangered the peace Of the Old
World, BY tempting heirs apparent and presumpve of
great monarchies, to break their necks the at
temps at imitation, is advertised to appear The picture
OF the adventurous youth performing his daring eas OF
horsemanship before Lous'Phppe and his court is exh
bed in the shop windows exciting the curiosity and ad
miraton OF the beholders


Murdoch is still at the Walnut drawing crowded
houses in a range Of the highest characters Of the
drama He old stager, and people say that
used to play better when he the stage
ago than he does but think these people do not
properly appreciate him.


The stock market brisk again today. Though
something done in State Securities than have
for the last week yet do not observe any improve
ment. Wilmington Railroad Shares have become the
footballs OF the day opening at an advance of yes
terday's sales and closing at advance Of II. The
other stocks appear TO be pretty well maintained


Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia.


First BOARD, Nov. 6 20 Grard Bank, Ok 200O State
6s b ds, sl1; e0Wilmngton RR 2o; so dos ds lot,
$3.50 County 5s, 60, old, 97 Schuylkil Naviga,i on,
293; 1000 Harrisburg RR Loan, 63l; Wilmington RR,
20i; 80 do, my, 20S; - do, 20g.


BETWEEN BoARDs.-200 u S Bank, 5i 100 Girard Bank
~ 400 Wilmington RR, 20i Camden and Amboy lI5:
5000 State 6s ST. 5000 do os 81; a000 State 5s 5ds
74s.


SECOND BoARp.-500o State 5's, ds III; 1000 do W.
74t $40 Wilmington 6's, ss 67 255 do 6S Whining
ton sR, 20a 500 do Il; 20 do, 2o5; 200 Vcksburg,
8 ds, 81; phila and Trenton RR, b o ds. Ill.


AFTER SALES 80 Vicksburg, s5; 30 Wilmington RR,
SO ds AT.