&H9T GAZETTE. Sent to the Senate by the President. The President has sent to the Senate the following named persons for appointment in the Regular Army, as proposed oy the •Secretary of War: Lieut- Col George 8 tone man, to be Colonel -21st Regiment<U S Infantry. Lieut-Col Andrew J Smith, to be Colonel 7th Regiment'U S Cavalry. -■ Major John C Robinson, to be Colonel 43d Regiment U S-Infantry. Major George W Getty, to be Colonel -37th Regiment U S Infantry. Major Thomas G Pitcher, to be Colonel 44th Regiment U S Infantry. Major David S Stanley, to be Colonel 22d ‘Regiment IT S Infantry. Captain John Gibbon, to be Colonel 36th Regiment IT S Infantry. Captain Charles Griffith, sth Regiment IT .8 Artillery, to be Colonel 35th Regiment XT S Infantry. Capt Gordon Granger, Sd Regiment U S Cavalry, to be Colonel 25th Regiment IT S lie fan try. Capt Jefferson C Davis, Ist Regiment U S Artillery, to be Colonel 23d Regiment IT S infantry. Capt John J. Gregg, 6th Regiment IT S •Cavalry, to be Colonel Bth Regiment U S •Cavalry. Capt Alvan J Gillern, Assistant Quarter master U S Army, to be Colonel 24tn Regi ment IT 8 Infantry. Major Gen Thomas L Crittenden to be -Colonel 2d Regiment IT S Infantry. Major Gen Daniel E Sickles to "be Colonel r2d Regiment IT S Infantry. Major Gen Joseph J Reynolds, IT S Voun teers, to be Colonel 26th Regiment IT S In fantry. Major Gen Benj H Grierson, IT S Volun teers, to be Colonel 10th Regiment U S Cavalry. Major Gen Wager Swayne, IT 8 Volun teers, to be Colonel 45th Regiment IT S In fantry. Major Gen Nelson Miles, U S Volun teers, to be Colonel 40th Regiment IT S In fantry. Brig Gen Orlando B Wilcox, US Vols., to he Colonel 29th Regiment U S Infantry. Brig-Gen John J Stevenson, U S Vols, to Vbe Coionel 30th Regiment U S Infantry. Brig-Gen John E Smith, U S Vols, to be •Colonel27th Regiment U S lufantry. Brig-Gen Thomas H Ruger, U S Vols, te Colonel 33d Regiment U 8 Infantry. Brig-Gen Edward Hatch, U S Vols, to be ■Colonel 9th Regiment U S infantry. Col Charles iL Smith, Ist Maine Cavalry, to be Colonel 28th R-.giment U S Infantry. Major Joseph H Potter, 19th Regiment U tS Infantry, to be Lieut-Col 13th Regiment SJ S Infantry. Major Cuvier Grover, 3d Regiment U S Infantry, to be Lieut-Col 38th Regiment U ;S Infantry. Gen Frank Wheaton, 2d Regiment U S ■Cavalry, to be Lieut-Uol 39th Regiment U - 8 Infantry. Major Charles R. Woods, 18th Regiment U S Infantry, to be Lieut-Col 33d Regiment 'XT S Infantry. Major George Crook, 3d Regiment U. S. Infantry, to be Lieutenant Coionel 23 i Re giment U S Infantry, Capt Romeyn B Ayres, sth Regt U S Ar tillery, to be Lieutenant Colonel 28th Regt U S Infantry. Capt August V Kautz, Bth Regt U S Ca valry, to be Lieutenant Colonel 34th Regt XT S Infantry. Capt Alexander P Webb, 11th Regt U S Infantry, to be Lieutenant Colonel 44th Regt XT S Infantry. 6 Capt Wesley MerriU,2d Regt US Cavalry, -to be Lieutenant Colonel 9th Regt U S Ca valry. Capt Louis D Watkins, sth' Regt U S Ca valry, to be Lieutenat Colonel 20th U S In :fantry. Capt James H Nelson, Corpsof Engineers U 8 A, to be Lieutenant Colonel 35th Regt U 8 Infantry. Capt John B Mclntosh, sth Regt U S Ca valry, to be Lieutenant Colonel 42 Regt U. S 3 Infantry, Capt George A Caster, sth Regt U S Ca -vslry, to be Lieutenant Colonel 7th Regt U -S Cavalry. Capt Emory Upton, sth Regt U S Artil lery, to be Lieutenant-Colonel 25th Regt U Infantry. Brig-Gen Edward W Hinckley,U S Vols, to be Lientenant-Colonel 40th Regt U S In .fantry. Brig-Gen Thomas C Devin, TJ S Vols, to be Lieutenant-Colonel Bth Regt U S Ca valry. Col Richard N Bowerman, 4th Maryland "Vols, to be Lieutenant-Colonel 31st Regt U >S Infantry. Col. George A Woodward, 223 Regt Vete ran Reserve Corps,to be Lieutenant-Colonel 45th Regt U 8 Infantry. Joseph P Kiddoo, late Colonel 22d Regt U « Colored troops, to be Lieutenant-Colonel -43 d Regt U 8 Infantry. Edward MoGorry, late Colonel 2d Cali fornia Cavalry, to be a Lieutenant-Colonel r2d Regt U 8 Infantry. Capt. Alfred Gibbs, 3d Regt U 8 Cavalry, to be Major 7th Regt U 8 Cavalry, Gapt James W Forsyth,lBth RegtU 8 In fantry, to be Major 10th Regt U 8 Cavalry. Capt Theophilns F Rodersbough, 2d Regt U 8 Cavalry, to be Major 42d Regt D 8 JXnfantry. First Lieut D Hardin. 3d Regt 8 Artillery, to be Major 43d Regt O S -Infantry. Brig Gen William Gamble, U 8 Vdls.to be Major Bth Regt U 8 Cavalry, Lieut Col George W Scofield, 23 Missou ri Artillery, to be Major 41st Regt U 8 In fantry. Lieut Col Henry C Merriam, 73d Regt U ■-S Colored Troops,to be Major 38th Regt U S Infantry. . Lieut Col Benjamin B Rankle, 21st Regt H 8 Veteran ReserveCorps.to be Major 45th -Regt U S Infantry. Blent Col Charles E Compton, 53d Regt U Colored Troops, to be Major 40th U 8 In ■-fantry. First Lieut Eugene Carter, 6th Regt U 8 Infantry, to be Captain 29th Regt U S .Infantry, „ Lieut Samuel R Ferry, Bth Regt U ;S Infantry, to be Captain 30th Regt tJ 8 infantry. First Lieut Henry F. Brownson, 3d Regi ment United States Artillery, to be Captfhn -43 d Regiment United States Infantry. First Lieut Charles Beaizoni, 11th Regi ment United States Infantry, to be Captain •40th Regiment United States Infantry. First Lieut Robert H. Chapman, 2d Regi ment United States Artillery, to be Captain <6th Regiment United States Cavalry. First Lieut James Stewart, 4th Regiment -United States Artillery, to be Captain 18th ! Regiment United States Infantry. \ First Lieut Charles M. Payne, 66h Regi yroent United States Infantry, to be Captain j42d Regiment United States Infantry. (First Lieut Tolly McCrea, Ist Regiment (United States Artillery, to be Captain 42d 'Pegrment United States Infantry. (First Lieut Charles H. Lester, 2d Regi psnt United States Cavalry, to be Captain th Regiment United States Cavalry, ifirst Lieut William J. Broatoh, 10th Regi- States Infantry, to be Captain United States Infantry. u5 8 l i < i e ? t *?? meB MoKim, 6th regiment uted States Infantry, co be Captain 39th giment United States Infantry, K s * r rj. 1 ®® t i-Al e »md e rS Clarke, Ist Regi htUnited States Cavalry, to be Captain i United States Infantry. » LM eut * < ! o *J n Mitohell, 4th Regiment Artillery, to be Captain 43d Regiment Infantry.- • rat Lieut Joint H Graves, 14th Regiment tofimby* 40 oaptaln 3401 Begiment Bt Lieut George Meade, 9 th Regiment I'HE DAIL YftVfINIfIftBULLETIN ; PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY DECEMBER 18,1866: —TRIPLE SHEET. U 8 Infantry, to be Captain 31st Regiment U 8 Infantry. . First Lieut John W Freneh,Bth Regiment U 8 Infantry, to be Captain 40th Regiment US Infantry. John E Fonrtelotte, late Colonel 4th Min nesota Veteran Volunteers, to be Captain 28th Regiment U 8 Infantry. Edward L Harts, late Captain and As sistant Quartermaster U 8 A, to be Captain 27th Regiment U 8 Infantry. Joseph Conrad, late Colonel 15th Missouri Infantry, to be Captain 29th Regiment D 8 Infantry. Robert M West, late Colonel sth Pennsyl vania Cavalry, to be Captain. James P Brownlow, late Colonel Ist Ten nessee Cavalry, to be Captain Bth U 8 Cavalry. Augustus C. Gassin, late Colonel 35th In diana Vols, to be Captain 12th Regiment U S Infantry. Edward Bloodgood, late Colonel 22d Wis consin Vols, to be Captain 38th U 8 In fantry. Lieut-Col Carlyle Boyd, 14th Veteran Re serve Corps, to be Captain 44th Regiment U S Infantry. _ Lieut-Col Robt E Johnston, 9th Veteran Reserve Corps, to be Captain 43d Regiment U S ißfantrv. William R Robison, late Colonel sth N J Cavalry, to be Captain 7th Regiment U S Cavalry. First Lieut Arthur McArthur, Jr, 17th Re giment U 8 Infantry, to be Captain 36th Re giment U 8 Infantry. Second Lieut John Elliott, U S A, to be Captain 43d Regiment U 8 Infantry. Second Lieut Michael V Sheridan,sth Re giment U 8 Cavalry, to be Captain 7th Re giment U 8 Cavalry. Second Lieut Charles C Hyatt, llth Regi ment U 8 Infantry, to be Captain 24th Regi ment U 8 Infantry. Second Lieut Murray Davis, Ist Regiment U 8 Cavalry, to be Captain sth Regiment U S Cavalry. Second Lieut Myles W Krogh, 4th Regi ment U S Cavalry, to be Captain 7th Regi ment U 8 Cavalry. Second Lieut 8 B M Young, 12th Begi ment U S Infantry, to be Captain Bth Regi ment U 8 Cavalry. Andrew J MoNett, late Lieutenant-Colo nel 141st N Y Vols, to be Captain 44th Regi ment U 8 Infantry. Charles G Frendenberg, late Lieutenant- Colonel 23d Veteran Reserve Corps, to be Captain 45th Regiment U S Infantry. Charles E Clark, late Lieutenant-Colonel 6th Michigan Vols, to be Captain 38th Regi ment U 8 Infantry. Lieut-Col Garrick Malony, 3d Veteran Reserve Corps, to be Captain 43d Regiment U S Infantry. David M Sells, lAte Lieutenant-Colonel 107th U S Colored Troops, to be Captain 31st Regiment U S Infantry. D J Kirby, late Lieutenant-Colonel 27 th Missouri Vols, to be Captain 39th Regiment U S Infantry. Lloyd Wheaton, late Lieutenant-Colonel Sth Illinois Infantry,to be Captain 34th Regi ment U 8 Infantry. Robert P Hughes, late Lieutenant-Colonel 199th Pa Vols, to be Captain 18th Regiment U S Infantry. Albert P Morrow,late Lieu'enant-Colonel 6th Pa Cavalry, to beCaptain 17th Regiment U 8 Cavalry. Aaron S Daggett, late Lieutenant-Colonel Sth U 8 Veteran Vols, to be Captain 16th Regiment U S Infantry. Thomas H Reeves, late Lieutenant Colonel 4th Tenn Infantry, to be Captain 39th Regi ment U 8 Infantry. ; Charles J Vonhermann, late Major and Additional Aid-de-Camp, to be Captain 33d Regiment U 8 Infantry. Wm G Mitchell, late Major and Aid-de- Camp, to be Captain 37th Regiment U 8 In fantry. Roswell M Layer, late Major and Assistant Adjutant-General US Vols. to be Captain 25tn Regiment U 8 Infantry. Samnel P Lee, late Major 6th Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps, to be Captain 45th Regiment U 8 Infantry. John H Donovan, late Major 19th Regi ment Veteran Reserve Corps, to bo Captain 44th Regiment U 8 Infantry. * Theodore A Doge, lat 23d Regiment Vete ran Reserve Corps, to be Captain 44th Regi ment U 8 Infantry. Joseph U Geleray, late Major 4th Regi ment Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, to be Captain 45th Regiment U 8 Infantry. Edward R Moyer, lateMajorSthUS Vete ran V olunteers, to be Captain 35 th Regiment U 8 Infantry. George E Scott, late Major sth Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps, to be Captain 24th Regt U 8 Infantry. Wyllis Lyman, late Major 10th Vermont Vols, to be Captain 40th Regiment U 8 In fantry. Charley A Whittier, late Major and As sistant Adjutant-General U 8 Vols. to be Captain 17th Regt U S Infantry. David Bohooley, late Major 2d Regt Pa Artillery, to be Captain 40th Regt U S In fantry. Charles H Whittlesey, late Major and As sistant Adjutant-General of Vols, to beCap tain 30tb Regt U 8 Infantry. Gaines Lawson, late Major 4th Tennessee' Infantry, to be Captain 39th RegtU 8 In fantry. James M. Williams, late Captain Sth Kan sas -Cavalry, to be Captain Bth Regt U 8 Cavalry. Robert Chandler, late Captain and Assist ant Adjutant General of Volunteers, to be Captain 13th Regt U 8 Infantry. John H Platt, late Captain and additional Aid-de-Camp, to be Captain 31st Regiment U 8 Infantry. John M Craig, late Captain and Assistant Adjutant-General of Volunteers, to be Cap tain 38th Regiment U 8 Infantry. John J Hoff, late Captain and Commis sary of Subsistence of Volunteers, to be Captain 20th Regiment U 8 Infantry. Captain Joseph T Haskill, Commissary of Subsistence of Volunteers, to be Captain 23d Regiment U 8 Infantry. P James MoCleary, late Captain 41st Ohid Volunteers, to be Captain 45th Regiment U 8 Infantry. William P Huyford, late of 162 N Y Vol unteers, to be Captain 42d Regiment U 8 Infantry. . Charles 8 Greene, late Captain and Asst. Adjutant-General of Volunteers, to be Cap tain 42 Regiment U 8 Infantry. Capt James W Powell, Jr, 16 Veteran Re serve Corps, to be Captain 42 Regiment U 8 Infantry. Capt. Hezekiah Gardner, 3d Western Re serve Corps, to be Captain 44th Regiment U S Infantry. _ Capt. George Russell,7th Veteran Reserve Corps, to be Captain 44th Regiment U 8 Infantry. Capt Robert L Kilpatrick, 6th Veteran Reserve Corps, to be Captain 42d Regiment U 8 Infantry. Charles C Hood, late Captain 31 Ohio Vo lunteers, to be Captain 41st Regiment U 8 Infantry. Orville Burke, late Captain 14th Penna Volunteers, to be Captain 41st Regiment U 8 Infantry. George E Atwood, late Captain and As sistant-Quartermaster Vols, to be Captain 27th Regiment USlnfantry. W P Wilson, to be Captain 21st U 8 Re giment Infantry. Delos A Wards, to be Captain 39th Regi ment U 8 Infantry. . . s , John Hartley, to be Captain 22d Regi ment U 8 Infantry. • ; Capt James A Bates, Veteran Reserve Corps, to be Captain 43d Regiment US In fantry. Kelly, to be Captain Bth Regiment US Cavalry. Frank M Caye, to be Captain 40th Regi ment U 8 Infantry. ° . George HGamble, tobeOaptain 9thßei glment U 8 Cavalry. i ' HemyT, Dayis, to be CaptalnlOth Regi ment U S Cavalry. Hemy Clayton, to be Captain 19th Begi ment U 8 Infantry. George ]j Tyler, to be Captain 36th Regi ment US Infanuy, John,o Conner, to be Captain .US Infantry. liOnia.B Crane, Veteran Reserve Corps,to be Captain 42d Regiment IT S Infantry. Samuel M Robbins,to be First Lieutenant 7th Regt U S Cavalry. ‘ Mathew Beng, to be First Lieutenant 7th Regt U S Cavalry. Owen Hale,., to be First Lieutenant 7th Regt U S Cavalry, Thomas W Custer, to be First Lieutenant 7th Regt U S Cavalry. George W Graham.to be First Lieutenant 10th Regt U 8 Cavalry. Joseph S Strafford, to be First Lieutenant 13ih Regt U 8 Infantry. Carroll H. Potter, late Colonel U S Vete ran Volunteers, to be First Lieutenant 18th Regt U S Infantry. Oliver Wotmore, Jr, late Major 13th N Y Artillery, to be First Lieutenant 19th Regt U S Infantry. William & Waterbary, to be First Lieu tenant 19th Regt U S Infantry. ; Clifford Stickney, to be First Lieutenant 20th Regt U S Infantry. John W Hicks, late Lieut-Col 66th Pa Vols, to be Ist Lieutenant 20th Regiment U S Infantry* George Lee, to be Ist Lieut 21st Regiment US Infantry. John L Johnson, late Captain 3d U S Vols, to be Ist Lieutenant 21st Regiment U S Infantry. Louis D. Adair, late Captain 26th Ohio, to be Ist Lieutenant 22d Regiment U S In fantry. Thos H Fisher, to be Ist Lieutenant 22d Regiment U S Infantry. Lafayette Hammond, late Major 21 Ohio Vols, to be Ist Lieutenant 23d Regiment U S Infen try. Greenleaf A Goodale, to be Ist Lieutenant 23d Regiment U S Infantry. Frank W. Paul, to be Ist Lieutenant 24th Regiment U S Infantry. Gregory Barrett, Jr, to be Ist Lieutenant 26th Regiment U S Infantry. Hansom S Crew, to be Ist Lieutenant 28 th Regiment U S Infantry. Jacob Wagner, to be Ist Lieutenant 29th Regiment U S Infantry. Charles F Robe, to be Ist Lieutenant 29th Regiment U S Infantry. BalleUa -5“ v S-SyOOn-Steamer Bosphorus. Alex.nder— -1 tCKg mdze P Lutz; 12-do Lnndreth & Sou: 7 do B Bmao locoß Bulat;2 do £. 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PORT OF FHTLADKT.FHIA-Dkcawvw. ra~ JW See Marine Bulletin on Eleventh Pane. ARRIVKD THLHDAV Steamerßcphorus (Br), Alexander, from Liverpool, via Boston. wi th mdse to A R Me Henry <t Co steamer Norman CroweU,4Bhotxrs tram Boston,with mdse to Henry Wlnsor * CJo. CLEARED THIB DAT. Bhlp Hope. Hancock, San Workman A Co. ship TJncle Joe, Bewail, Antwerp, do Bebr Edgewater, Fisher, Clenrnegoa, Madeira it Ca. boda. , gebr Ella F O: oweU, elevens, Boston, D Cooper. Bchr Amanda B, Crozer, Newport, L Love. * febr J F Farlan. Avery, New York, R H Powell Bcbr H Croswell, Penny CBlncoteagne. F Lncas. BcbrPnlted Btales, Williams, Maurice River, JTo- Bchr C White, Sheppard, Manrlca River, 8 Gilbert. Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange. LEWES, Del., DeclS—sPM. SchrMargaret, from Bath for PhliadUphla. left the B'ealraaterthls morning. Bark St Peter from Phlla delpbia fr-r Havre, came down last evenWintowof tug America, anr both how remain at anchor In the harbor. Wind SE, and has been blowing hard Yours, *O. JOSEPH LAFETRA. „ „ MEMORANDA “ B0W0 " UUI _ Bark et Dominique (Br). Doane, at Eastport 6th Inst, from Boston, and cleared for Montevideo Scbra Problem, Owens; Diamond State, Corey, and Cornellna, Noyes, hence at Richmond 15th Inst * atßwonm'hluM 8, Smlth - ana c E *»B®. Ftlnk, hence Schrs P M Wheaton, Ireland, and J Ponder,Hudson, bence at Boston 16th Inst Sebr Lncy. Copp, hence at Eastport Bth Inst. fortt^pSk 6 ' Hlg ®*“ s ’ at Eastport nth Inst. “ d John A hence at yaterday B 6,0 T J °bh Btout, hence at Savannah AS SS^fc. G °“ Ingt aaUed from Providence AWT ... TV NOTICE TO MARINERS. VoLCAKo.—Captain Barber, of the ship Call* w g fr°. m Baa Francisco, reports thaton Auguat 25, when sighting the Dldtcna Rocka (Babuyan Channel), clouds ot \ihat appeared to be vapor were seen rifling from the largSstifSnd ef the group. J]n approaching nearer the K«k It proved to fS!m a S>SS>. volcan 2l; eml L llD B volumes of smokeand ftom the crater in puffs much re bigh Preasare steam engine# on any of the charts 5 a BROWN’S ; TRUNK STORE REMOVED from 708 Chestnnt street, to S. E. GOB NEB OF FOURTH AND CHESTNUT STS. Large stock, and assortment of TRUNKS, VAMSES, BAGS, RETICULES, POCKET-BOOKS, FLASKS, J BBESSING-UAwES. delB-10tj . . ;• „ „ „ T S. BROWN, S E Corner Fourth and Cheitnut Sti. MfSfdSS^S raK - ■"'t' M. ATORRHY. lBOO Filbert itre.*. jITANTEL CLOCKS, OF SUPERIOR FINISH, P arla 10 tot own order, and warranted accurate tlmekeepera. . . FARR & BROTHER, Importer*, , - 824 Chestnnt street, i>Mow Fourtit. i —EMERSON PIANOS. _The new style Oottage Square Piano, fall 'Seven Octaves, beanufalCarved Cases, the most charming tone, Low Price, guaranteed dnrahilltv. 811 CHESTNUT Street • . ■: PCS-tffa WTB.DUTTON.iI rA„ MASON * HAMLIN CABINET 08. WABBIED. h» BEI^ON‘.—On Dec 16th, atWaahlncton* fn intt D V * £• Merrick. G. W. Byrnes, of Illinois, eomor Mo* 110 £€Daon ', <laa « hler o rtt ie late c. B. Ben- Freehold N. J , "““ber fath, by Rev. F. Chandler. Henry B. Snn w°£ FhUadelphla, and Miss Kate J., daughter of J w'A^^,^ Ueaun > fteQ- of Freehold, M. * 1 A On Thursday evening, S2Hs?vm l l ®® B * IDL fit Joseph’s Church, by Bev. Marla, 8. J.. Thomaa K. Harkins. Esa., (o ?iS?t /isnshtpr cf BebeocaO.. and tne late Tom kina Jarreit 4 - all of Philadelphia, No Cards. it DODD* T7nJ^^? ?SrD ? J, ’ r P n -w the J6ttl lMt.. at Washington, nerase' WL^e of John Burnside,ln the 33dyearor DAI/El- On the morning of the 18th Inst., Edward °V^^i n €Btbypar of his age. * ii he 18111 lost., His.Haryß.Green,ln the t9th year of her age. ihe relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend htr funeral, at her late residence, No. 1814 w l * °® stwet. on Thursday next, at 2 o’clock. P. "•J Washington papers please copy.] • «.* KIMMEV.—on tne 17cn lust, MargaretKirklane. reUct of the late Captain Abraham Kixmney, in the 82dyear of her age The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her son, B eery M. EJmxney, No. 1428 l<omoard street on Wed* nesday morning, j»ih Inst,, at U o’clock. Fnneral ser* Church, interment at Laurel illU It .¥^ x 9 fi T.“On Sunday morning, 16th Inst., Hary A., eiaest daughter or Be&ecca a., and the late Thomas and friends are respectfully Invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her mother, h o J 1 North Third street,Camden. N. J., onWednes* da y.th e lBthlDBt l at2o , riock,P.H. • , HOT».—At Burlirgton. N. J. on Second day, the ofher paralyse,Hannah B. 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Methodist Episcopal Book Room, No. 1018 ARCH Street. HYMN BOOKS, BIBLES, HOLIDAY GIFTS. BOOKS flrom the Best Hooses, wholesale and retail. delltutost rpf THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT WE HAVE used TAYLOR <Ss YOUNGS PIONEER YEAST POWDER for the last two years, and And it to anything of the kind that Is offered In the Imarket. PHHJLP&X.PHIA NOV. 24.15C6. frANTA. CLATJfi IS CMMISG-and G. W PITCHER. 803 CRESTNUr street, is setUng at panic prices. Toy, Juvenile aod F«ne Preaentatloa Jboiks, Family. Pew, and Packet Bible 3, Prayer Books, Photograph Albums, Bouk Bucks, Easels, Bracket, Frames, and Pictures from the C*rd to Drawing room size, Cord and Tassels every kind. t*tereosc-opic Views, th*- largest aasortment In the city. Writing Desks, Portfolios. Diaries, and 1001 oiberarticles, suit able tor Hollda* Preaeuis, can be found at G. We PITUm&gS Cheap Picture, Frame and Bookstore, 803 CHESTNUT fltreet. ALL RFDUCBD TO PANIC PBICES. de!7 3i,rp| THE PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE liAJi-KjaD COMPANY, me Atnual Meeting cf the tsiockholders of said Company will be held m the Hall, in the Baronrh of OXIORD. Chester county, Pa, On MONDAY. January 14,1857, At l o’clock P. M., At which time and place an election will be held for a Pres'dent and twelve Directors to serve for the ensu ing year, JOSEPH HUDDKLL, Secretary. December 15, ISCA dais-tjaisj THE INDUSTRIAL HOME, Corner of iKSr BROAD street and COLUMBIA evenae, is open for the admission.of Girlsfrom twelve to eighteen yean of age, who are neglected or deserted by their pan nis, and who need the shelter and Instruction of a Christian home. If the public will sustain this Tastl uulon.many girls may be kept from evil and made re spectable and useful women. . (.'OLtribaiions may be tent to James T. Shinn, rreasnrer. Broad and Spruce streets. no&rptf ' NORTH PhNNrtyLVANCA RAILROAD &£)? AND GREEN LANE, REST SPRING MT. LEHIGH FURNACE OOAL, DELiVRHftD, 97 60; DO. &IDV&, $3. Box No. €2 Germantown Post Office. Office No. 15 South SEVEN TH street, Franklin In stitute Building. BINES A BHEA.FF. no2o 36trpt North Penna. RR. and Green Lone, FESTIVAL ! FAIR! REGALIA ! at the Festival and Fancy Fair now being held in the new Snndsy School bnlldiug of QiOria Del Charch, and for the benefit of the Sunday School, are myriais of articles to please the tancy, salt the taste, and ad' minister to the gratification or the palaie A superior Regalia of the A. P. A. is also to be voted for; votes 25 cents each. Fair, &c.» closes Friday night. No chances, no auction. deci7*3trp* BREAKFAST CAKES, GRIDDLE OAKES, MUFFINS, ROLLS, all made Light and » nolesomeby tiring the PlOh EER YEAST PO WDER. If yon would use buckwheat without headache and eruptions, use the PIONEER YEAST POWDER. B«kera will find this Powder reliable for Hot Rolls, Tea hl-cnlt.dx. Sold by Groctrs generally. dei6*tn,th3 Strpft H. a KELLOGG, S, W. cor. Water and Cbtstnnt streets, Phtia, JTS* CITY TREASURER’S OFFICE, PfULXDXL THU, Dec. 17.1856. NOTICE TO LOAN HOLDERS.—The City Loans, maturing January Ist, will be paid on and after Janu ary 2d, 1867. By order of the Commissioners of the Sinking Funds. HENRY BUMM, dels 4t| City Treasurer. fr-S* FRANKLIN INSTITUTE The Stated Monthly Meeting of the Institnte will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 13th lost., at 8 o'clock. Memben and others having inventions or specimens of macnihetnre to exhibit will please seed them to the Ball, is South SEVENTH street,betore 7 o’clock P.M. deis-ttjj WM. HAMILTON, Actuary, CITY TREASURER'S OFFIGE, Psiuujjel- Ljy pma, December 17, isae. NOTICK TO LOAN HO LDER?.~As the banka will be dosed January Ist, the interest on City Loans due on that date ffill Depald on and after January 21. issr. HENRY BUM Mi, City Treasurer. deiB-<trp> (T 3» rethoitvey’s *»3> hair tonic, THIS HOST EFFECTUAL, BEAUTIFUL, AND HIGHLY PERFUMED PREPARATION EX TANT, ; Jy»a.to,th-tfrp< I FAIR! FAIR! FAIR! FAIR! FAIR.—Sale of Fancy and Useful Artieles. In tbs Lectors Room of tbe First Presbyterian Cbureb, N. L., Buttonwood street,below Sixth. EVERY DAY, from 3 to 10o’clock P. M , closing on Friday evening, 21st Inst. delB 4t* Jl-nSa PENNSYLVANIA HORTICULTURAL 80- tty CIATY, (southwest corner BROAD and WAL NUT streets.—Stated Meeting and Monthly Exhibi tion THIS EVENING. it i» HOWARD HOSPITAL. Nos. 1618 and ISO wf Lombard street, Dispensary Department, Medl mal treatment and medlcmee famished gratuitously to the poor. \ AMUSEMENTS. Gss lhird -Rage for additional RIBTORI RISTORI RISTORI AS MARY STUART, This, Tuesday, Evening, Dec. 18, ADMISSION TICKETS and the ONLY CHOICE BEATS LEFT are at the BOOE andTIOKET STAND, CONTINENTAL HOTEL. It* • BEAL ESTATE. sa FOR SALE-The best LOCATION In the city l"3 fur a first class Drug Store, or Fine Grocery. . f or particulars address with real name P. Box 853 F. O. - de 18-31* CHeiMMi» GIFTS. — GEO. STECK & CO.’S PTAwna , airn These ».b€Bßttftd instruments are II *■» ’strongly recommended by the follow- 1 II *I » log among the leading artists in America as any Plano made in this country or In Europe. Wm. Mason, S B. Mills, Theo. Thomaa, H. C. Timm, MaxMareizek, Geo W, Morgan, Carl Bergman, Carl wolfeobn, Cbas. H. Jarvis. M. H. Cross, Oarl-Gaert ner, H. G. Thunder, J. N. Beck, Joseph fUzzo, B. C. Cross. CutCTjLABs or certificates as to their durability, and tbe references of one thousand purchasers in Philadel phia and vicinity, to be had on application. Porsale in Philadelphia only, by J. E GOULD, . Seventh and Ohestnnt. CA -A RliysT OBGAN&') These beaatilUl Instruments CABIHET OKGANS. J-are made only by MAbON CABINET OBGAHBj HAMLIN, and for sale Is ■Philadelphia only, b? J. K. GOULD, delg-st Seventh and Chestnut. 2 ■pEBSISTJENT SOAP BUBBLES OF GREAT X strength and durability. They will last for many boon, may be pnnetored w*thout breaking, and can be blown to twenty Inches In diameter, showing the nonet brilliant prismatic colors and formatting a de llghtlhl entertainment for adults and lohUdren. Sola* tlon eold by Queen, Porter and Booth, Ac., and by the manntSctnrar. , lAMBS T. SHINN, flecU-rpU} Bio«d and Spruoe struts. J.C. KINGSLEY CO, CONTINENTAL HOTEL. fire proof safes. FARRELL HERRING & COMPANY, No. 629 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA. DESPERATE ATTEMPT To Rob THE KENT NATIONAL BANK, KENT, OHIO. FAILURE OF THE BURGLARS. They could not Drill the Spiegel Eisen. th S£ l of November, oar bank 2SS^ss^l. by bur * lar# * The office'of tiie bank being udllim •hoybad undisputed possession, eOlv tin m o n?^iS2 a S, c fS lp !S Jed lhelr time unlnterrapt tne bank UnI&oHSF? 112 ’ 168011 ‘be treasure of mieof P vnn^ni^ n^i o . the . pr6 ‘ ecHon afforded by °.° 6 or y OO J Burglar-Proof fcafes, which on this ocx» be impregnable, they ware foiled sMbff?n»? floor of the Sate wasdrllled 5?,“ b'OwnGpep. They then comm.nced on the bur knocking off tbe dial of the JjJSibpfl knob that throws the bolts, they attempt to wedß«i ll nnd C tt 0 without success; they also naed left a-e fl*e, bat felled In all. They !nv nf £™£ J ‘ u * e ,. asaortment of tools, consist ,2* o‘ crowbars, a heavy sledge, wooden mallet “A 8 variety of chisels. “ SUBlr Bta«4i?lftS?h?r,M b? at my office (which is con- Snmtav t $ “ aboat U o’clock A. M.; en ti2s“^,Li2 a<le •be discovery of the aforesaid visita siffe Sttimwh I ?h?J > £ s S S? bnrgalar-proof part of the .‘bey had knocked off the dlal-nlste of ®hif2f'^fS?„°V 1 2 rwls6 fl'sSCTred and abased the safe, Jgr one but a eklllfhl or gactlcal manufacturer uf safes and locks to open the were plainly presented, p»5w t Ts». ofsafttt a practical mannlactorer 2;. 8 v' £ ' Bp<rs on whouncorsmod the silence and tne I °Bte a Sri^) 0 l 1 rf : S. an '^? afes 10 Perfection. ■ **® arrived, ai d witu tbe of two of th* S 12 B iJ >cwer^ 11 m ‘ n the village iquarrymen who nurt*onmf£ r heavy smokes with tae aledge-ham- S er i«°J?SsS ,0, “ , 5 w ® commenced at 10H o'clock A P M y,^SiKh ,e Wo i k eooiinaed unceasing till locger’ac^f adjourned. Became too tired to work acdn tbontvx o’clock tbe work was soccMß^a^rtL" 1111 ‘be same help, and at 11 A. M. onr . efforts, and we again had the Ft bten f^ IC PJ? a ‘ ODr P'oP'Pty ™ safe. Had have tai!sfE£iiL.“. ,e ? po ' Ter,Ql safe, the tables would have teen tarned In favor ot the robbers. citv hM ■f,‘o? en Vr° f *b® bonse of Kent <t Co, of your fire ““ lhstractlona to arrange with you ior a new “**• Tours truly. MARVIN KENT, v ,„, ni,i. *t President KencNatlonal Bank. Kent, Ohio, November IT. less. To Messrs, Herring, Farrkli, «fe Sherman, N. T. HERRINS, FARRELL & SHERMAN, Bo 251 Broadway, New York. FARRELL, HERRING & CO., PHILADELPHIA HERRING &, CO., CHICAGO. ONLY MANOTACTUBKBS OF BANKERS’ SAFES AND CHESTS, WITH THE NEW MET AT., SPIEGEL EI3EN, OrPatent OrystaUzad Ima produced from the ore of Fraokllßlte, which la five times harder than the finest tempered steel. <jei7 MSH 1 PPBLICATIOJIBk Choice Gift Books, Juveniles, etc., FOR TBE HOLIDAYS. THE SPIRIT OF PRAISE. Royal Svo. .Illuminated. p agues FROM THE POETS. Royal t£o~colorirt SATURDAY NIGHT. Bvo., D oUNUs’ OP PRAISE. *vo„ lllostrated. JAMESON’S CHARACTERISTICS OP WOMEN. Svo., Illustrated. JEAN INGEIiOw'B POEM. Bvo Illustrated. maud MULLER Bvt,. Uluatrated. EVANGttUNK. lsmo.. Illustrated. FLOWER DB LUCK. lsmo. ■ Illustrated. ’iENNYSQNS POEMS, all styles. LONGFELLOW'S POEMS, all styles. WHHTIER’B POEM, all styles. _<6a t &c. DICKER'S STOHIEb f6r LITILK POLES. CRUSOE STORIES, by Oliver OptlcT WOOBVILLi STORIES, by Oliver Optic. ARMY AND NAVY STORIES, by Oliver OpHe. LITTJ E PRODY’S STORY BOOKS. P THE HOLLA STORY BOOKS. -^Y» B k RETD’S POPULAR STORIES OUTWARD BOUND, by Oliver Optic, Just oat. Ac,, Ao* ALPHABET BLOCKS, BUILDING BLOCKS. LINEN PICTURE BOOKS, COLORED TOY BOOKS. GAMES, PUZZLES. Ac., to every variety BIBLES, PRAYER and HYMN BOOKS, of all d'e nomlnatlons. ALBUMS LETTER PORTFOLIOS, MUSIC PORTFOLIOS. *O. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF O ROBES. handsomely mounted and got np expressly Ibrthe Holidays. J. A. BAHOEOFT & GO, 513 ABGH .HIBEEr. delB-tn-th -a3t ‘ Choice knoeibh works, fob holiday PBBBBHia Just Imported ond for sale by C. J.PBICE, Im porter or Engllßh and French Boohs, <£&, No. 722 MANSOM street. tVAVERLY NOVELS, last edition; Illustrated with very numerous steel and wood engravings. Superbly bound, full calf, by Hay day, of London; 48 volumes. l2mo. AYTOUN'S LAYS OF THE SCOTTISH CAVA LIERS; Illustrated by the best artists; square Bvo Inlaid morocco, extra. MILTON’S PARADISE LOST: Illustrated with the grand designs or Gustave Core. Folio, cloth, DANTE’S L'lNFERNOrllrastrated by Dors, Text In Frepcb and Italian, fhllo doth. BASTES LTNFERNO;wltb|Eagllsh Text, byKary. Folio, cloth and morecco »uper extra. All the other worts Illustrated by Gustave Dore. constantly in stock. DICKENS' COMPLETE WORKS; New Library Edition, with all the original Illustrations. 24 vola. Unto, cloth - THE VERNON GALLERY; A series of engravings of the Paintings leltby the late Mr. Vernon to the English nation, engiaved on steel by the best artists. (Toll., folio; doth gilt. REMBRANDT’S ETCHINGS; Illustrated In a series of Photographs, after the most celebrated etchings by this eminent painter. 4to. cloth, RAFHAELrB CHOICEST WORKS; Illustrated with Photographs, alter the meet celebrated Paintings of this unrivaled artist. 4to, cloth. LEECH’S ETCHINGS. A collection of Etchings by John Leech, for various publications. Proof on India paper. 2 vola .folio cloth. baronial halls of England, illustrated with tlnttd photographs and very numerous wood ents. Letter.press byS. C. Hall. 2 vols. 4to,half morocco. A very choice collection of English and French Books, In fine bindings, no win Btock to which the attention of purchasers Is Invited. Forelgnßooka Im ported toorderweekly. delMtf MIUUMEBY. rfojj MBS. K. MlieJi, H 05.833 aud 331 •"fCrSOUIH street, has a handsome assoitment of tY for the HOLIDAYS. Also, SILKS, VELVETS. BIBBONS, FHA.THEBS, FLOWEBS and FBAMEB, ladles who make their own Bonnets anjv. dettlMt plled wlth all the materials. —IP „ CHIQKKRINB OBAKD PIANOS, |BSa 8H UgKSTNtrr BTRSKT. - firm 006-tHp w. H.DOTTON. WM. A DROWN & 00.. 246 Market Street Hare now In Stock an ELESANT ASSORTMENT OF UMBRELLAS. MADE FBOM Superior English and French Silks, OF THEIB OWN IMPORTATIOn, finished with the i UTEST STYLES OT IVOBY, ~ WALNUT AND PABTBID9E HANDLES. FOB RIS ™« "RESENTS. H. & A. 0. VAN BEIL. OLD BXE WHISKEY FOB FAMILIES AND THE TSADB, 1310 Chestnut Street. H. 4 A. C. VAN BEIL. FINE 01D SHERRY WINES ' FOB FAMILIES AND THE TBADE, : 1310 Oliestiiut Street. H. & A. 0. VAN BEIL. VERYSUPERIOR BRANDY For Medical and other purposes* 1310 CHESTNUT STREET. H. & A. 0. VAN BEIL, Champagnes OF ALL FAVOBITE BRANDS. 1310 Chesenut Street. H.&A. C. VAN BEIL, WINS MEB CHANTS, 1310 Chestnut Street* noS-th s;tn 6m rpi LADY APPLES. OF PEBFECT COLOB. Ilavana Oranges, LABSE AND SWEET, THE ONE OUNCE RAIBIN, Largest Ever Imported. Almeria Grapes, In Large Clusters. DAVIS & RICHARDS, OC24UJ ARCH AND TENTH BTSOOBi Peas, Mushrooms aid Haearoii. Jost landed from the bark Conqueror, an Invoice ef the finest quality French Peas, Mushrooms & Macaroni, IMPORTED BY OURSELVES, SIMON GOLTON ft OLABKE, 8, W. COB. BBOAD AID WALBTJT. OC2O-S tn thtfrp.’ 7 OPERA CLOAKS. OPERA JACKETS. OPERA BOURNdUS. J. W. PROCTOR & CO., 920 Chestnut Street. del ,1447,18,20,21rp FOE THE HOLIDAYS B. P k C E. TAYLOR’S Toilet Soap and Toilet Boxes, Colognes andKxtr&ata for the Bandkerchiefe, Verbena, Geranimn and La> vender 'Waters, AlmondJßose and Ambrosial Hhavlfie Creanle,and Celebrated Saponaceous Shavtne Compound, all of which may be had at the priactnS Drag, Trimming &Dd Notion Esi&blisment at retail* and by wholesale only at the Factory, 641 and 643 NOBTH NINTH STREET. de!4 24trp} BAKER’S ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTORY. Thelargertandbestasaortmentol Win, Toupee*, LongHairßraid* an* win*, Water-felli.Viotorine*, Frl- Mttw, niuaive Beaaufor LadiM- At prices LOWER than elsewhere. [DMsq 909 CHESTNUT STREET, SKATES! - SKATES! " _ , BKTBA QPALnrwg SKAI Y» l |te Ladleaand Gentlemen, of the finest cast ataet. 1 Ko. 1® Booth de6*aarp doom below Chwtnat*.
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