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EDDING. CARDS, INVITATIONS WV. for Forties, c. New styles: ATASON CO., 907 dos0imwtts @Mhestout etrect. ne QAETH. CLOSET 60.8 mmodes and Apparat oat Ppus for “DRY WARTH fixed closeta at WM. ¥ 1221 Market: street. Freedom from risk to health and from offence ;conomy of a valuable fer tilizer secured by use of the dry car ayatom. oo, DIED. : cee Eeatienly ‘on Sunday afternoon, Mthuat., Martha N.Gospp: four-Charles-Gospp yk +7 of How. tee and aauetor of Joshua and the late Gathering Due notice of the funeral will be given, von. re SEER SE =the ‘morning, at 3,o’clock, John Bic: Due notice will be given of the feneral, ie PHILPS.—On the ithmary Amos Phillips, in the 64th year of hiesugo, me Lost . Its relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend his feneral; from bianite residence.610 Marshall Street,on Tuesday, 17th fust.. at 2 o’clock P.M. Fu ntral-services-in-Green Street M, H. Church, at 3 ’ clock preravly - NOL - oo a PHILLICS.—On Friday evening, 13th inst., Mrs. Ann Phillips, in the Bath year of her age. =ott * The relative and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her nun, John Pups, Green Tree, Chester county, on “These yineral “Wth inst. ht o'clock. Train teaves Deat. Wet Philadelphis, at 8 o' clock 4. Dr. Frings of the Trinity are Invited, to sea the remaina this eventing, at 6 o'clock, at her late residence, 12s North Fifteent aireet. ¢ Oe SES oe me YOUNG .—On the morning of th Lfth instant, Edwin Young, in the 74t year of his age. . The relatives and friend are invited to attend the fu neral, from Winite ‘réesidence, No. 1949 Wallace street, ‘on Thesday afternoon next at daylock, * a TSTO aE LUABIA | Faerie —870: OPENING. C ack + AN NUTETTES, CAGE FitagEROUS, pock ET ANERUID “SAROMETERS, for uisapuring heighte, mare it fuel as well as in inches. Price, $12 WW, ALLISTER, p. 723 Theatnat street, sortment of Siathematical sad Opti ot ro Algo, general ne enl acode, ‘SPECIAL NOTICES. PARTY COLORS. LIGHT KID-GLOVES For Gentlemen. A Fresh and Meat Beautiful Assortment at 818 820 Chestnut Bt. Boys” Clothing. Clothing FOR Boys. 918 820.Chestnut Bt. Our READY-MADE CLOTHING S 3 is as fine as CUSTOM WORK. Elegant Spring Goods of Unequalled Stylishness and Beauty. BETHANY . MISSION, Twenty-Second and Shipper Streets, BY BEQUEST PROF. WILLARD Will repeat his grand description and musical repre sentation of THE CHRISTIAN PILGRIMAGE, On Tuesday Evening, May 7th, 1570. TICKETS 25 CENTS. 1” AMYGDALOID MINING COUN WY, PANY OF LAKE SUPERIOR datloid Mining Company, at the O Cot Philadelphia, on WEDN the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Amyg ake Superior, will be held of fice of this pany, No. 324 Walnut atrest, WEDNESDAY, June Int. 1570, at 18 o'clock, noon, for the election of Directors, and the transaction of bach other business as may legally come HONE tue MICTLIDge M. H. HOFFMAN, Secretary, PaUlLaALELTHIA, May 16,3870. mult tilljel§ Poe REEDOM ; RON aN STEEL they COM —Notice..is..hereby. given that on THOREDAX. Ane. 19th. at May. 1970, 3, FS ‘glock P. M., there will be a hearing before the Examiner and Master, Joseph A A. Clay.ne .at his office, No.2] South Fifth sitet, Priilpelpine, to consider the. enpropriety of a post ponement of the asso ad tertifed for TUESDAY, the 21th aft May. inut., of Hue ‘ property of the Company assigned in trust for ered AMES 8. BIDDLE, al 7 tas, Mc ORES, * Resimnees. OSEPH A, CLAY. Examiner and eer 11, 1570. ‘313 UNIVERSITY OF ’ PENNGYL: VANTAY FAGHETE OF ARTS, May 7, 1870. i examinations of the SENIOR CLABE Tor te UNEE will be held faily (except SAT URDAYS) from May h to May with, from 4 ta o'clock a FRANCIS A.. JACKSON, wyz IGtrp$ Secretary. THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, AS having been injure by the recent ‘storm, the Exhibition of the lite amenh Paiity is postponed fror at a few feet : mylelf FDR =. HOWARD HOSPITAL, _NOS. 1518 and 1520 Lombard Street, Diepencary Department. edical treatment and medicine furnished erotutionary to the poor. AGRICULTURAL. = “HAND LAWN-MOWERS.—_THE Superiority of the Philadelphia machine over all others is well known, , 4 . No, 1 cuts 15 inches wide, price $2600, . No, 2 cuts 20 inches wide, price 93600. Woe have also the Swift's Mower at $25, and the Swift's Ylouse Machine, the superior merita of which e well known, price $220. ta Ty Mass hot hg ae “We warrant every machine to give entire satisfaction, and when required will send a man to put them to ope ration. 1 . ROBERT BUILT, JR., niyl2 ot rp§_ 92 and got Market a treat, above Ninth and FLAADQUARTERS FOR EXTRACTING TEETH WITH FRESH NITROUS OXIDE LY. SLY NO: PAIN.” Dr. F.K. THOR GE torbonis operator at the Colton ma, devotes his entire practice to the palales Secreb Office, 911 Walnut st. inho,lyrps fPREGO'S THABE TH WASE ' RY-TOOTH WASH. It is the most pleasant, cheapest and best dentifrice extant. Warranted frey from injurious ingredients, It Preserves and Whitens the Teeth ! Invigorates and Soothes the Gums Purifies and Perfumes the Breath Prevents Accumulation of Tartar! Cleanxes and Purities Artificial Tooth! Sola 2 s Puperior. Article for Children, 0;rate. 4 y net WILSON, Propristor, M. LS ambity-rp.-—- Ninth and Filbert streets, Philadelphia.’ KY THE “BARTLEY KID GLOVE— —--Norlek.—Every pair warranted: If they repor teur another prirgiven in exchange. 185 PRR PATR. GENTS!, §200, : ‘AI BOBARTHOLOMEW, importer’ and Sole Agents, ae tf rp§ . 2aN. EIGHTH straat, RESH- CHARCOAL BISCUIT FOR 2 DYSPEPSIA: - 1: reass ire ARB'S FOOD for infants, Juat importad. Select Rio Peploca, with treatione for a caning Berm me rrowroot, and other Dietetics, for sale by Aw. SHINN, 8. W.cor. Bread and Spruce. of Apr tf rom SPECIAL NOTICES. 7. i Meredith ae Wik Bij Be Brewster, Haniel Doughert bY, Aubrey H. Smith “wm. Henry Rawle, Chapman Biddle, * Alexander Henry, William He Kern, M. Ball Stanton, vm. Rotch Winter, Canetant Destine WE, THE UNDERSIGNED CITI ES zens Delphia, having ‘observed ‘the pa tience ability and fidelity with which the Hon. RD WARD M. PAXEON has performed the duties of Judge of the Court of Common Plead, Quarter Noagiona, an Oyer and fervttver of thie city as nouasy since his ap: 1H a 1 neh, respectru ang earnest! Eivnomtustion and election to that ohee la PHILADELIHIA. April 26, 879.” ' #1, Clarke Hare, M-Russell-Thayery damen Pollock, Joseph A. Clay... Charis Thom paod Joyce, paykes Thompaon Jone Charles Gilpin, ; ey Joseph B. Townsend Asnee Bumm, 2, Gillingham Fell, Gustavud Remak, George Junhip, Toho A. Hougemas, Thomas A. Budd, Kenry C. Townsend Gen, B. Beardint, m, Brantley Hanna, Egbert Nichols, George F. Keyser, James D. Whetham Edwin T Chase, ” A. Atwood Grace, Aaron Thompson, Joseph H. Elddall, Edward G. Lee, Hiram Horter, William Taylor, M.D., ¥. Knox Morton, 3. D David B. Graham, George Lerkine. . Abraham Stewart, John 31. Collins... Andrew Lang, Jr., W. Gilbough. oshua B. Fletcher John Malin, M.D., Charles Mathews, Jr., David Jones. ichard I’, White, Joshua Sporing, Litut, Daniel Crale, Wesley Stephenson, Ben ~ Hueckley, GW. Dedrick, Predk, Dittman, H.D. Gillingham, Edward T. Parker, John W. Du Bree, Optims C. smith, J. A.Nan Clove, subpach Stanton, Jones Hearne, na Wriel chaueti Al-Wetehy -- Join T. Laws Bron. exngarten fons. Ainhertsboripaker_ Co., day Cooke Co., Nuetha Hilles, Thomas A. Suuley, K. D. Jayne Son, tic. Jaype, Joho kh, Walker, Lewis Wharton Co., Grauart Brothers Covhan, Bissell o Woillfsn 5, Grent, George D. Werherill Co., Clyrton McMichael, ACE. Bort, David Heltler, Edchards' Watson Charles Cumming, wr. Weel, ‘Dueadr,Adameon ' Milliam Longstreta: Janney Andrews, Martin Garrett, =, Alters James Allis_. W. B. Watson... Castlts Ellie, So adus. Rittenhouse J.D. Lippincott Abemas Kobina, Hz. Comer ys, Lowin Lewis, MWilliam ‘Rushto. hens Didgwe, Jos. Patternon Ceniamin ‘Bullo 1.C. Young, J. Paitursony .H. Clark, Cale I. Milne, Morton McMicht thores P. Fuller James L.Claghor n, G6 Petter,” J. Wiezand, (. H. Rogers, deho Canthers W. Po Jenks, Charles Magare H.35. Hees, _— Gar Landrewh Henry Smith, Angus Cameroun, John GC. Copper, ‘George Eeeo Jas. W. Garrett, D.C. Townsend, Geo. W. Taylor, YP Wenzel, M. Bryan, Geo. Bartolett, Robert Ligget, J Hershey Bros. “Henry Binion, John A. Adler Wanny Anens—— J. ¥. Lambert, M. G. Cadmus Jos. W. Scot Thomas Craven, Alfred 5. Gilles, John Duncan, J. H. Craven, ht. YW. Forestal, CGieorge W. Hane Lemuel Powell, 4i.L. Lipman, David §. Craven, db. B. Millikin, Henry A. Sims, H. Torrey, He, Sturdivant, A. Whildin, dhianes Euston, John G. Kelley, A. B. Watson, George Webb, J. Edw. R. Euston J. Bonbright Sir L.D. Oessphal, James A. Pennell F, Stanhope Phill ips, L. Loudensta Simon EB, Snyder James R. Harris, Joviah Bassett. J Kilburn Gates BR T. Hance, Rp. v. Neill, run Tice. Havel, Finn W. ¥. Carpen 3. P. Mumford. Bharpley_ Son, Morgan, Bush «+ Yeaton, Thompson Hallowell, Branson Morris L, Hallowe! Alfred Nesmith, Tarcroft Co., William A.Drew, John Farnum Amos I. Little Leonard, Son Brooks, Miller U. 0,D. Wharton Smith PD. M. Robinson 4 © Joseph Lesley, Mergan J. Lamb, W.d. Howard, Edmund Smith, Joseph Penith Edward C. Biddle, Henry W.Gianiine D. W. Boyd, Jery Goo, Wi. Ball, ieo. EH. Wagner, Louis Wagner, Israel St. Jolnso, B.K. Esler, Chaus, J. Wolbert ‘nas. 4. Elis, G. M. Troutman, Franklin Bacon, GQ. BR. Weigandt, W. HH. Stoever, John P. Heley, sadwin North, Alfred Hirst, George R. Orme, Charles W. Mite George Fletcher, George . Nagle dag KK. Karr B William Fennell J. b., Knight, Jacob Laudensla JT. walleys Wilson Stellci S.A. Harrison, William_D. Roge, WY. A. Hoyt Bro Duffield Astmead F.C. Manderson. Claudius B. Linn William J. Jenks Keates Miller, sylvester J. Bake r. Duncan Coom! Arthur Malcom, Mellor Rittenhc William Guiager, William Sandards Henry, J.Morton, Thomas Fitzgerald, James W. Paul, Wm. J. “McElroy. sents tee. J. Walker , Fackany George D.'Budd G. Rosengarten, Tohn J. Shoemaker, Dp MULgan W. buattan corgé H.Earle, J. Sergeant Price, Crag De Glee John R. Orr, James Work, Joseph G. Alte H.C. Waist. Joan EB. fit mt. John Mandersony. Benjamin ER.Haines, gomael Horwle, JT Pratt, Lusteny finthows. Calvin AL. Teast. florace Fritz. Edwin T. Coxe. at. A. Parrish George W. Dedrick, Henry . Terry. James H. Kerns, Jamis Holgate, Edwards. Jones... Tater Breskoy,Jr., A. Lucilla Hennorahotz, Fol , Gorriahy’ A. We Gree fonn, Howard’ Siddall, Henry K. Edmunds, ‘Carroll Helde, Geant Disston Bon, Geouler,Henzeey Skewedge Clothier, Henry C. Lea, « John M. Marie Co, da Sanne! Disphany é S01 Field Hardie, 1 Bodine, Thomas Co.,, . pelea. spans : Haffel t |Howar Mirchman Bon |Powere “kW Lightman, B. Browne, i Drexel 1 Co. iC. J. Fell Brother. Haters Eyes oe é . oud, Mars. a WardéCo Whitall. Talia Co. Wetherill Brother, Krenvh, Rishards bo. ohn Ti Whitall, F. Shoemaker, — ‘Parkinson- atelier, QC. E Janney Co., Karaine wits. » Kellogg Sona, ‘Toland Couron, iends Maleces Hawk “‘yepd, BMalsawkins Borate, a Robert Buist, Jr. A.W. O'Brien, W.L. Schaffer, [oma ie van offix Le Charies Flatt. ; ApS. : ae Henry Lyip MED, Thomas Gharies Dut: A. Biddle, * Charles Lewis Ayva Antelo, Winsts Chubly, Fred. Fraly, eM “Tilghman. ‘Andrewa Knight, Ede. Armstrong, ‘Willan C. Ludwig, W iliun Aviator, John BMecke, John A. Quinn, , ‘Harry ¥. Cornes, iNdw. He Howley, John C. Mahoner- Stresliy. iMook, Fagen. Geo, Boyan, . Moore Hart, Wim. Shich Owridge Newbold. Alex. Harding, Francis H. diddall, David Scall, Jr., Co., Edward Snowdon, OH: Merriman aT Goldenbere. Wm H. Etris W. M.Binclain, . L. Britton, Jones Trimble,. John 8. Wilson, J, Newton Walker, George Nugent, Charles Stokes, Wile Hazard, flacard T. Taylor, Thomas Wriggins, Henry Cohen George A. Wr cht, Robert Hich, Warne Bros. Co. , + P. Jenks, F. Linton, Society; and--now--in ‘Knight's studio, was broken; about -the--ex trmities in the removal.A life-size model of Mephistopheles,in gra plaster, was Tuined, Tt. wan by. Retrieb,an artist now contentedly poet anti: iJobxculpture, dn ‘Rome, for the Penal Overnmently, in et fact the, eculptnt go 8 lenat: easily. moved; ingoeedionte en ay ‘This was tthe atatue ‘galleryy i§ * Hs: e2 remembered, concerning which Mrs. ‘Trollope, when, sight-seeing amongst us, was 80 obliziualy advised , by the old janitress. “ You ‘can: go in, now, ma‘am; there'a no gentlemen in there at presently. yas. _ Before all this, in 181s,“ Austen's Picture,of the Dead Man Revived by touching the Hones, of Elisha was set up in the Academy:: It to a pic ture-of-13 feet belt, ob hort analined honors and rewards (a first prize, of 100 guineas.at.the British Ballery)_in.. England, .where..It was painted. To buy it, ‘the Pennsylvania Aca emy sold; for 34,000, the.,two.plots on_the aides of their property; whose’ loss interferes with the symmetry of the ground-plan... A half century has changed their value, and in stead of two thousand, those bits of ground dre’'‘to-day’ worth, perhaps thirty..thousand apiece. The Dead Man was saved without im portant injury from the conflagration of 1844. At the ‘sale, of the collection of Joseph Bonaparte, éx-King;—in—Bordentown, «the Academy, became “possessed .of four paintings by Joseph Vernet, at coat of $2,000. The two largers of these; one.a shipwreck and the.other ‘a village. procession,are probably equal to pay tht by that,master in the Louvre.... By different means the Academy. has lowly accumulated the” ‘best ; collection: of pain iings ; by B.. “Webt, now in, any..one -place. ‘Thackeray records his admiration, and amage ment, as of contemplating an, anachronism of ‘reputation, 1nstroling, amolog at these piously= treasured. productions... pt cbt sa . Of late years the Academy has become pos scaved, in each casé on very reasonable terms, of some large and eminent works of painting. Such are that excellent specimens of ths Dus seldorf style. of art, Wittkamp’s ‘Deliverance of Leyden; Kaulbach’s portrait of King Ludwig; and the two magnificent Italian pictures; Gas taldi’s Parising, and Farufini’s A Macchiavelli and Caesar Lorgia, Iculptur owns the misterpiece of Steinhauser, Hero and Leander. Its collection of casts from the antique is; for the beat in the New-World: ; one The property is, now. sold, possession, is,to be given.in thirty days; and the treasures of the Academy will be removed at once. Some of the statuary will be stored with the: Fidelity ‘Safety Deposit Company and the Philadelphia Saving Fund. The pictures will ‘be, insured Pe HAE ae Ano tig meer pie esa that : Prof. Schnessele’s hopeful classes, may proceed in their studies without interruption. The Academy Jah, repeciily, bang it 3, fine plot on, Chestnut street and , Pann Square, composed of several minor properties... One of these was occupied until last night, by the livery stable of Build Noble, destroyed by fire, and having 4, hundred feet gront on the Square. The purchases of the Academy are sufficiently large ‘to Command every opportunity for study and display, and to erect. an. art. muses. and Academy ‘that will eclipse, anything of the ‘Kind now, established on this comment. ~~ a 1Or4
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