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THE TBIES PmLABELPHIA, SUNDAY MOKJONO, APRIL 9, 1882. jyONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 17. JJABNUltt'S CROWNING MOVE. AVEBLY'S THEATRE. J.

H. HAVERLY. and Manager leading Shapes and Noticeable Features of the Feminine flat of the Season. TO MpRBOW NIGHT AND EASTER WEEK, FIRST GRAND PRODUCTION IN ITS ENTIRETY, OF COLVTLLE'S GREAT REALISTIC SPECTACU LAB DRAMA, THE TWICE BIG AS BEFORE. TWICE AS BIG AS BEFORE.

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UNTI1, MONDAY, APRIL 24. BA RNU.M. BARNUM. BARNUM. BARNUM.

JJJ MM MM BBBB 000 MMMM MMMM MMMM BBBB MM BO MM MB BOO BBBB 000 UUU SSSS 8 8 SSSS HHHH II 8 SSSS II 000 000 WW WW WW WW WW WW WW WW WW WW WW OOOOOOOO WW TlOOOOOOOOO vw WW vwv www www WW WW WW WW ww (xi WW 00 WW 00 00 00 oo oo oo WW WW ww WW WW WW WW WW WW ww wv www WW ww WW WW WW WW WW www WW WW WW 00 oo 00 00 0000000000 OOOOOOOO 00 00 OO 00 00 00 painted in curious designs, illustrating a Greek poem, in the peculiar tints of to day. The gleam of the lustrous satin is supposed to represent Truth, a dolphin denotes that Truth is an actual living and moving presence, but a silken cord held by fairies in sea shells gives limit to its bounds while a suspended anchor reaching the very edge of the robe shows that Hope can extend above and below all obstacles, and will not be confined or restricted. Above Truth and Hope the beauty of a lite of industry is illustrated in exquisite floral designs, over which hover silkworm butterflies and honey bees, while the crown of all is Love, represented by a heart pierced by an arrow sent from the bow of a charming Cupid. The low bodice is garnished with dainty old point lace, which not only borders neck and sleeves, but is arranged from shoulders down corsage in shell fall, to form a point at the waist line, and down on skirt in cascade finish to the hand painted front, culminating at each side center in large clusters of beautiful roses. The original dress above described was constructed in tho establishment of Homer, Colladay of this city.

The Easter Parasol. A most artistic and charming conceit is a seasonable realization of a Southern Easter Day in a novel parasol, designed by a special artist at Sharpless Sons. The border is of bronze brocade, embossed in vines of wild variegated honeysuckles and yellow jasmine blossoms, with edge finish of moss fringe, interspersed with vine tendrils, and tiny sprays of the two flowers at intervals, all around, but half hidden amid the fall of graceful moss. The handle is of natural wood, unbarked and rough. The upper or body of parasol is of spring green satin, brocaded with white hawthorn blossoms, and branches of palo pink crab apple flowers.

On one side, extending from the very top to almost he lower edge, is a garni turOiOr graduated cascade of point Mauresquc lace, filling a gore, and bordering another, whileabove the lace, and in the same form, arc sprays and clusters of artificial flowers and leaves, in exact imitation of those embossed and brocaded on the fabric. Near the top of the parasol in the midst of lace and flowers is a dainty mossy nest containing three tiny sutin eggs, and upon its edge partly concealed by a fall ot riJILADELPnTA NOT PHILADELPHIA NUT BARNTTM. BARNUM. BARNUM. BARNUM.

jjj MM MM MMMM MMMM MMMM MM BBBB 000 BBBB BOO BOO BBBB OOO UUD THE BRITISH BEATEN JUMBO HERE. TnE LARGEST ELEPHANT bULD 'IO BARNUM AND IMPORTED TO AMERICA AGAINST THE VEHEMENT PROTEST AND REMONSTRANCE OF THE JUMBO, the Pride of the English Heart. jujuhii, tne Jtero or Song and Stotv. AS PLAYED OVER 800 NIOnTS IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. EVERY SCENE A LIFE PICTURE.

THE DEPARTURE FROM AFRICA. THE LOVE SCENES ON THE STEAMER. THE INFERNAL MACHINE. THE RAFT IN MID OCEAN. THE MIST ON THE SEA.

THE LAST DROP OF WATER." THE SINKING OF THE MOON. THE RISING OF THE SUN. THE LUNATIC ASYLUM. THE PASSENGER ELEVATOR AND THE ADMIRABLE ACTING OF BROOKS AND DICKSON'S COMPANY HAS MADE "THE WORLD" A MASTERPIECE OF ART I P. S.

AN EXQUISITE EASTER SOUVENIR WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH LADY ON MONDAY EVENING. WAIT UNTIL THEN FOR EASTER CARDS. JuAIltO, the Children's Faithful Friend. UMBO, who received Homage from the Crown. JUMBt), who Revels in a Paradise of Buns.

JUMBO, the International Bone of Contention. JUMBO, the Favorite of Two Great Worlds. JUMRO. in the English Chancery Courts. UM BO, the subject of Elotpient Toasts and Banquets.

JUMHt), after whom they name Precious Rabies. JUMRO, the Most Popular Brute Alive. lfl TENDER, TTMTD GIRAFFES. 10 More tliau are owned by all other FEB FEB PPP A NN II TTTT PPHHAANNNT KR EK PPP HUHAANNN 5L AAA NN KRH LULL KKB HHAANNN AND BBBB BBBB BBBB A AA A A A A AAA BBBB BBBB YY BBBB F.EF.B ERE A A A A EEEE LLLLL EEEB NURSINO EVERY FEW MINUTES. NOW TWO MONTHS OLD.

Hi OPEN LAIRS OF WILD BEASTS IN THE STREETS. 20 ALL GOLD CHARIOT CAGES OVERFLOWING WITH ANIM ALS. AND A MENAGERIE LED LOOSE THROUGH THE AVENUES TOGETHER WITH THE LARGEST ZOOLOGICAL DISPLAY UNDER THE SUN. BARNUM 'S FAMOUS ROMAN HIPPODROME. 3 CIRCUSES IN 8 RINGS AND ONLY TR WFI.INO MUSEUM OF WONDER MARVELS.

The whole seen In Ne noW everv dav bv VOOO JUVl'UUMIASl'K! PEOPLE. IIARNUM'S LAST AND CROWNING VICTORY. LOOK OUT FOR THE PARADE OF FREE SPLENDORS, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 24, The loedtion ami places for sale of Tickets will he Luxurious Amphitheatre, with capacitv for 20,000 i pie. In course of erection TT.T, EyerySlation Agent for FIFTY MILES on the Railroads HAS TICKETS i oA LE and an opto sesame to the Bamum Entertainments. Railroad rates are greatly reduced for this oo OODWIN'S THEATRES.

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Admission Saturday Matinre, Children, 23 ctA ONE WEEK ONLY. During which Six New Operas will be produced here for the First Time in their Original Form. FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE IN 2 YEARS (After an unprecedented! sutwsshil tour In Cuba, Mexico and South America) of M. MAURICE (iUAU'W WORLD RENOWNED FRENCH OPERA COMPANY. MONDAY, Amur.

10 OPEMNU NIGHT, LA MASCOTTK. BETTTNA (T.A LLE. PAOLA MARTE TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL A Now Opera, iuvuoyue.1 All.i'JS AU CI i. 1. SIMON MI.

I.E. PAULA MARIE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 12, GALA MATINEE, Offrnharh's Last and Grealtt Success, LA FILLE DU TAMBOUR MAJOR. STELLA LLE. PAOLA MARIE WEDNESDAY" EVENING, APRIL 12, Dcbntol'tlie New Prima Donna. Mme.

PRI VAT, and the Tenor and Baritone MM. AURAS and AUGE. LES DRAGONS DE VILI.AItS. Opera Coniitjue. in Acts.

Music by M.wr.r.ART. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 1H A New Opera, Forthe Debut of M. DANGON, SI ROI. Opera In 4 A ets. Dl uslc by An.

Adam. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 14 A New Opera, The Reigning Parisian Musical Sensation, LE JOUR ET LA NU1T. (Day and Nkmit.) MANOLA Mi.I.E. PAOLA MARIE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 15, FAREWELL ATI EE, LES NOCES OLIVETTE.

OLIVETTE MI.I.E. PAOLA MARIE SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 15. FAREWELL NIGHT, Notwithstanding the great outlay of expenses Incurred by such a great orguiiiXHtton, there will be no increase in prices. The regular theatrical prices will prevail during this engagement.

MONDAY', APRIL 17, EMMA ABBOTT'S ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE, WALNUT STREET. ABOVE EIGHTH. OUR EASTER ACATVEMY OP MUSIC. CONST ANTINE Manager.

THE GREATEST JUVENILE ONE MATINEE ONLY, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 22, CCO IT NN DDD ERR RRR HUB A II NN I) F. AA II KB RRR KB A A II NN I) BE RRK AAA 000 II NN DDD HER KICK LLLL LULL A A AUSPICES OF THE LADIES' COMMITTEE. Popular Prices, 25. 50, 75e. and 81.

Reserved Seats. Famllr OPENING OF THE SPUING SEASON, at 8 MICE Ar'TERATto; IJf TI51 E. Doors open at quarter past 7 o'clock P. M. Performance commences COMMENCING MONDAY, ArRIL 10.

NIGHTLY' and the FOUR GRAND MATINEES This Week. EASTER MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. The Famous Irish Comedians, Vocalists and Sketch Artists, CRONIN AND SULLIVAN, mt The Leatllng Exponents of Original Irish Comedy. The Celebrated Hungarian Artists, the ORDEYS. The Nlghllngale of all Serlo Conilcs, LILLIE ELLIS.

W. T. BRY ANT, tile Ethiopian Comedian. The Ideal Sketch Artists, DIXEY and LEYTON. ISS LIZZIE RICHMOND, America's Greatest Comedienne, Vocalist, Actress, etc.

Return, after a week's absence, of the GRAND ENGLISH BALLET TROUPE, Led by England's Premier Dauseuse, MT.T.E. I.EPRI, LLE. I.EPRI, LLE I.EPRI Who will appear in an entire New Ballet by Mons.GROS.sI, of splendid dancing ndomments, wit the delightful surrounding ol original music, new dresses and scenic framing; Its encircling ot romance, conspicuous Kith the handsomest ol danseuses fascinatingly displaved in the Bullet, entitled DANCING NYMPHS, Introducing an entire NEW PARISIAN SEE IT. KARL BROTHERS AND BALDWIN, In their Parlor Entertainment, accomplishing all of the most dillienlt feats known to the Acrobatic world. Return of Musical Trio, NONPAREIL COLORED TROUBADOURS.

Mme. J. M. ZARA, W. A.

FERNANDEZ. Miss L. THOMAS, in their charming Songs, Duets and Solos. Reappearance uf Hie of Fat and Fun, J. C.

(FAT'l'l Hi STEWART, Who will appear In his Original Sketch, entitled HEMMED IN." Reappearance uf the Favorite Comiiliau, Mr. CHARLES REYNOLDS. Who will appear in the Laughable Ethiopian sketch, entitled THO.M PSON IS DEAD Each Entertainment terminates with CRONIN and SILLI VAN, In their Great Original Comedy sketch entitled "LIFE IN A TENEMENT HOUSE." ELLEN O'nnuLinAN, his Original Character WM CROXrN JERRY O'HOUUHAN bLUVAN Other I he.raetcrs hv the ompanv. REMEMBER, GRAND EXTRA MATINEE KASTER MONDAY. AVERLY'S THEATRE.

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MONDAY, APRIL 10 ONE, WEEK ONLY. RICE'S SURPRISE PARTY. MONDAY EVENING, CINDERELLA AT SCHOOL. TUESDAY EVENING, BABES IN THE WOOD. WEDNE8DAYMATINEE, CINDERELLA AT SCHOOL.

WE DNESDAY EV ENING BABES IN THE WOOD. THURSDAY EVENING, CINDERELLA AT SCHOOL. FRIDAY EVENING, BILLEE TAYLOR. SATURDAY MATINEE, PATIENCE. SATURDAY EVENING BABES IN THE WOOD.

MONDAY, APRIL 17, THK PEARr, OF IBS AMF.rtrCAV Staoi, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, IS 11 KB NEW PLAY, THE LITTLE SAVAGE. BENEFITS. Societies wishing to secure anv of onr coming at tract inns lor a llenelit will please apply to Mr. NIXON, Walnut street Theatre. Several Societies have cleared in one night this season over Six Hundred Dollars.

Mr. NIXON Is now ready to receive applications for the Season of 1SN2 K3 for Beiielils to Societies. rj.EAND CENTRAL THEATRE, WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH. HOLIDAY Ril l. JYCEUM.

MOST ELABORATE AND WONDERFUL PLAY MM UUMMM UU RATIONAL THEATRE, Rl DGE AVE TEN'I'll and CAI.LOWniLLSts. Heritage. TTI10COG1LL The Very Autocrats of Black I 'omedy. FANNIE BF.A.NE and CM A LES GILDAY, The Ideals of the Vaudeville stage. CHARLES THE (HIRES CARRIE, Skatorial King and (iueen.

MlwS ANNIE RoYD, The Favorite Soubrette nnd Vocalist HARRIS and WOOD. Ill their Original sketch, roc.smeir's Brewery." ai.f. Mcdowell, The Popular Comedian. HAS. MOORE'S School of EduealiHl Dogs and Mastodon Dog Clrrtn.

The Best Trained Dogs on Earth Canine Wonders. Maurice Pike, the Eminent Character Actor; G. Boaler, the Talcnlrd Juvenile Aclor; Frank Hclison, Charaeler Comislian; Charles Coglll, Charles I. Young, W. Harris, Miss Mollie Nichols, Miss Annie Boyd, Miss Julia Benton, elc.

REMEMBER, 4 Matinees This Week. EXTRA MATINEE EASI ER MONDA DAY. uir. A pril 1 Complimentary llenelit of AI.F. McDOWELL.

CARNCROSS' 11th ST. OPERA HOUSE. THE FAMILY RESORT. EASTER MONDAY. GRAND KASTER ATTRACTIONS.

CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CA UNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' ASTE MATIN ATU I) A Y. The universal favorites having concluded their brilliant eiiKiiire nieiit In Boston, will reopen for EASTER WEEK, prior U) their Annual Western Tour. The entire Company, with al! the favorites, will aptM arina programme universally acknowledged hi re anil In every city of the (SMtmry as unapproachable in every department and unesjualeU by any organisation IN THK WORLD. CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' This Week, HER MAJESTY'S OPERA CO. HER MAJESTY'S OPERA CO.

Characters by Carneross, Sweatnam, Sloruin, (lulnn, Plerson, VYnl7.aud coni pany. lnlroduchiK (reins front Patience, I'he Miuu'otte," "Olivette," l.urla," and the last great musical success, OVER THE flARDEN WALL." This Week The Screaming Rurlesuue, THE ARRIVAL OF PA TTI. THK ARRIVAL OF l'ATTL Pattl J. Qulnn it Iter characters by the company. The Grand Kts'rption, The Colored swell Guests, Arrival ot Pattl, Foreign Antics and Thrilling French Tableaux.

This Week The Blirlesoue Exlrava CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CA UNCROSS' CARNCROSS' CARNCROSS' I NSTR ELS. MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS. MINSTREI.H.

MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS.

INSTREI.S. MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS.

MINSI'REKS. MINS'I RELS. MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS.

MINSTRELS. MINSTRELS. ganni of THK JA1 IlllOIH XI ICHION I Oil, THE COLORED PIC N10. Characters by the entire company. Kis'tie TlIK SEASHORE.

Time FLY TIME. ONLY MATINEE OF SEASON. SATURDAY, April 15, at 2 o'clock. Box ouice open ironi it tin u. No extra charite for secured seals.

VI lIOHTH STREET Til KATKE. FRANK (HloRGK.II.WI'IkeMarie Estelletiilinee Monday ASE" HALL! IiASi: HALL OAKDALE Park, Eleventh and LehlKh aviuiue. Grand Opening Game. First appearance in this cilvofthe Champion College Club Yale vs. Athletic on MONDAY, April 10.

Gameciillcd at Admission, 2rie. Take HH snd Hlli, Huh and 1 111), anil llilh, Ullli anil nnd the grisn ears of Hie 5th and (Ith.aml the steam ears irom Ninth ami on en stop tit the grounds. I ffl I 'II 1ST 1 1 AT II FRAN KG Fli Ji RONS In Slide for Life," at Mat 1 Matinee To Morrow. I 13 YRIC CHORAL SOCIE'IY. Annual Concert to bo held In HicOKTHsKMANE BAITIST CIIUIICH, EIGHTEEN' I'll Slnct mid COLUMBIA Avenue, next THURSDAY EVENING, Amll LI.

Admission, Fitly Cents, nt the door. 'l7lTJIT7TTlKATjm ok(UtSE w. THo.M PSON, Barlow Bros. at Mallnce To Morrow. ILLIAI(11S.

A LL 1 IE LEADING lavers of the world use ontv the COI.I.ENDER TABLI Willi the pi lebratisl A CULLENDER COMI1IN4ITON CUSHIONS. WareriKims, 11:1 Houlll NINTH HtrecL Over Noise Snlsliiers sold during the past year. JO, IN RE A 11 A.N. IHiirr ii rTrTTTEATRE. annieIvard It TIFFANY AT MATTNtK TO MORROW.

II sale 0 Miss Mrs. A. FOR MISS prices, 1 TION, 10, When In 11 IP 22 rF.RFORMrNCJ ELEPHANTS 22 PERFORMING ELEPHANTS 22 PERFORMING. ELEPHANTS WILL EXHIBIT IK PHILADELPHIA, COMMENCING MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 17, AND EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING DURING THAT WEEK, APRIL 17, 18, 19, APRIL 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 81, 22, AND NO LONGER, LOCATING AND REMAINING AT BROAD AND MONTGOMERY AVENUE. I1U0AD AND MONTGOMERY AVENUE.

GREATEST OF ALL THE NOW FIRST TIME CONSOLIDATED GREAT GREAT FOREPATJOH FOKEFALGH SHOWS. GREAT GREAT ft FOUR MENAGERIES COMBINED. THREE GREAT CIRCUS TROUPES. MAMMOTH MUSEUM. OCEANIC AQUARIUM.

ADAM FOREPAUGII GREAT CONGRESS OF 2'2 TRAINED ELEPHANTS. RENZ'S BERLIN CIRCUS. HIPPODROMATIC SPORTS AND GORGEOUS ORIENTAL SPECTACULAR DISPLAYS! ft tt ft ft 12 COLOSSAL snOW'S COMBINED. 12 COLOSSAL SHOWS COMBINED. ft ft ft Constituting the most gigantic combination of tented exhibitions in the universe.

Daily expenses greater, canvas larger, parade grander, costs more, shows more, and Is the most perfect, chaste and respectable traveling tented exhibition ever organized. Visited last week In Washington, D. on the occasion of its 38th consecutive annual inauguration of tho season in that city by 100,000 delighted spectators, including the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES And the Legal, Political, Diplomatic, Naval, Military, Departmental, and the craw, ilr ht crane of the National Capital, no less than by the entire populace. Look at the Unparalleled and Astonishing Array of Famous Foreign Features: FIRST AND ONLY GREAT HERD op 2 PERFORMING ELEPHANTS, And the Just Added Biggest Rom of Earth, "Bolivar." Positively tho LARGEST ELEPHANT Ever captured, nnd the Best Performing Elephant in the World. I1AHY ELEPHANTS, lialiy I.iuus, Baby Titfers, Itubv Hears, all ttimls of brute babies, and absolutely Mure Wild Heasts Ilinn all the Truvolliit: Shows or uaruens America.

Bh SI 00.000 on denosit in the Fldelilv Bank. In this i uy, my nouie, mar mere never as a cirrus, nor win any circus come to Philadelphia this season, whose ow'ners have expended the va.st sums I have in securintr at home and abroad sueh an immense array of arenic wonders. I challenge all the circus owners in the world, and especially every manager in America, excepting nobody, to produce in their arenas three LADY BIDEltij of sueh unsurpassable skill and daring as LOUISA KENZ, from Vienna. LIZZIE DEACON, from London, KATIE STolCIiS, Amerieon. A Transcendant Triune of the World's Greatest Equestriennes.

If any circus anywhere on earth can duplicate the unparalleled act of S1U. LEONATI, FltOM MILAN, BACING UPON A BICYCLE UP AND DOWN A SPIRAL ELEVATED ROADWAY 60 FEET IN HEIGHT, or the famous FRENCH TROUPE SILBONS, (From Paris) in their Blood Curdling Oyninastie Exhibitions; or the incomprehensible, Fearless Velocity of ALBION. RACINC, MTT.KS AN HOUR ON A 0 FEET HIGH BICYCLE, All to he seen in the CHEAT FOISKPAUCin SHOW; If any cirrus cam! duplirate any single one of tbe Foregoing Features I will Erect o'Churrh, Endow an Institution of Learning, or (iive anv jMauagur reproducing these acts a Free Gift of BEHOLD SEE I 100 PEERLF.SS PERFORMERS. TALLEST GIANTS. SMALLEST DWARFS.

ZOLA BLOWN FROM A CANNON! MAN WITH HORN'S. WILD MEN ZULUS. 200 PERFORMING AND RING HORSES. HIPPOPOTA Mil, GIRAFFE, TWO HORNED RHINOCEROS, MILE 3IUNSTEU SERPENTS, TRAINED LIONS, TIGERS, HYENAS, FAT LADIES, BIO BABIES, HANDSOME WOMEN. TWO RACE TRACK ARENAS EQUAL TO ANY.

FOUR GREAT CIRCUS RINGS. PEERLESS, POETIC, PRINCELY, GRAND, GORGEOUS STREET PARADE. ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION MONDAY FORENOON, APRIL 17: The monster cavalrade will start from the show ground, BltOAI) and MONTH! KRY.Avf line. Mondav Fore noon. April i aouiii ciocK, ana move uown jsroaa street to i nesinut, to 'l nird, up Market to Ulth, to Gl rurd avenue, to Kidge, to Columbia, and ou to the exhibl tion ground.

it A II it rains on the I parade will lake olacc on me net 1'ii'tuuui luiniuuii uunnuiu. The Regal Splendors ot the Orient, the Whole World 'iritiutary in tne colossal carnival Cavalcade. SEATS FOR 20,000 IN THE CLOUD TOWERING PAVILIONS. 5,000 OPERA CHAIRS ON TnE GRAND STAND. THREE GREAT BANDS.

TnREE MILLIONS FOR A SINGLE HOLIDAY. RRANCn TICKET OFFICES nt CONTINENTAL HOTEL THEATRE TICKET OFFICE end also at J.KVK A AI.OE.NS I'lll It 1ST AMI EXCURSION OFFICE, Northeast Comer ItltOAD and CHESTNUT Stree's, whore reserved seaLs ami gonoral admission tickets can be secured. Ui.lirs, children and all ho desire to avoid the crowd surrounding the lirkrl wagon at the show ground, should secure seals at the Branch Otlices. Al)MISSTON cents for adults: Children under 0 years, 20 cents. The usual slight advance for Reserved Chairs, flu on rates on alt ru! roads from all suburban towns during the entire week of the Great cuow.

a 5m Iy .5 PROPRIETORS. JOHN A. FOREPAUOH. m'anao'kr. "TKiHTH ST.

THEATRE. THE child STEALER AT MATINEE TO MORROW. CMIESTNUT STREET Ol'ERA 1IOUSE, Commencing MONDAY, April 17. Six Nlglit and 1 wo Matinees of the Renuvv nod and Popular EMMA A BBII HUH Ol) TTTT TTTT A A BR A A RBB BRI1 AAA 11 11 0 A A RBB BUB OO GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, Including the tollowing Fuvorile Artists: EMMA ABBOTT. Jl LIE RosEWAI.D.

ZZIE ANNANDALK. VALENTINE KAilltlKr. GEORGE ('ONLY. AI.MN'ZO STODDA III). onmiir.

1 ri.r.ll 1 AUf ill It I A.VIS and II.1.IA.M I AS1T.E. GRAND CHORUS AND (Hit II Est It A. Mondav, Revival of the Rrllliaut Optra. ClIIMES OF NORMANDY. CIII.MIvS OF NORMANDY.

Abbott, AnitiimlHle, ('only, Tains and Wm. Castle, Tuesday, Fiowtow's Melodious Opera of MARTHA. MA R'I'IIA. Abbott. Annandale.

('only, Tarns and FabrlnL Eiuma Abbott's Wonderful Iti million uf The Ijist ltise of SumtiuT." Wednesday Matinee, the entlrestronglh of the Company, OLIVETTE. Wednesday Evening. "THE PERFECT CAST" of PATIENCE. PATIENCE. Abbott, Annandale, Stoddard, Olml, Tarns and Castle.

Thursday, the People's Favorite Opera. BOHEMIAN' (II RL. BOHEMIAN GIRL. Emma Abbott, Anniiinlule, Stoddard, Cnnlv and FabrlnL Friday, EMMA ABBOTT'S BENEFIT. "PAUL AND VIRGINIA." "PAUL AND VIRGINIA." Emma Abbott as Virginia.

William Castle as Paul. Saturday, GRAND EMMA ABBOTT MA TIN Eli, huturdav Night, Farewell Performance, Sale of Seals begins THURSDAY MOltNINO at the Regular Dramatic Prlees! 1AKIHTH ST. THEATRIC. MONS. HUSH It NELL, KITTY THOMAS at Matinee To Morrow.

A1 ST. THKATRE. CURTIS. 1ILS. JOHN DREW Lessee THE POPULAR THEATRE OF PHILADELPHIA EASTER HOLIDAYS.

EASTER HOLIDAYS. GREAT FESTIVAL ATTRACTION. ONE WEEK ONLVMONDAY. APRIL 10, EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK AND SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY, THE POPULAR COMEDIAN, MR. M.

B. CURTIS, IN HIS HOVKL Llrl PICTURE, BAM'L OF POSEN, SAM'L OF POSEN, Tiis Commercial Dri'iimkr, Prononneed by the shiest Critics, nnd Indorsed by the Public, as the most highly An 1st Ic and purely Original CharactoriKution ever created by an American Artist. M. B. CURTIS as HA M'L PLASTRICK Sl 1'I'OHTHD 11V A SPECIALLY SELECTED asp THOROUGHLY COMPETENT DRAMATIC ORGANIZATION.

THERE WILL BB NO WEDNESDAY MATINEE. MONDAY APRIL 17 ONE WEEK ONLY, 1IIL JOSEPH JEFFERSON. VTEW YORK AMUSEMENTS. TO MORROW (MONDAY) EVENINO: HAVERLY'S NIRLO'S Bi.ack ('book. HAVEBLY'S 14th Ht.

Thk White slave. HAVERLY'S ftrii Ave. A Cki.eiikatkd Cass; I1IJOU OPERA IIOt'SK IlKHMASN. MADISON H'JUA RK KsmeiiaMia. UNION SnUAItE Lloiirs O' Lo.sliON.

PARK l)Vl)IMN. BoorirH MAMiiriiv's TaorBAOofRS. STANDARD Ci.auiie Du VAU DALYM Odettr. WALLACK'S YOUIK. SOME OF THE EASTER BONNETS Stylish Carnitines, With Some Elaborate Description of Flowers and Feathers.

Accurate knowledge of the correct styles in millinery must be of decided advantage to fashionable ladies this spring, for a mistake in the choice of a hat or a bonnet is considered unpardonable hut how such knowledge can be attained is as yot a matter of doubt, for in no two houses in Now York or Philadelphia are the shapes and garnishiugs exactly alike in truth it might well be imagined that thefashionsof distinct countries wero illustrated, or reproduced, so varied are the forms and decorative features of millinery in different establishments in the two cities. Ono house sustains the immense Tatienco hat, with rather low crown and wido brim, and in direct contradiction shows the smallest imaginable capote for the favored bonnet. Another brings forward a Sir Walter hat, with upturned briin and long gracefully flowing plumes, and advocates the poko bonnet for middle aged ladies, and so on through the entire list, each ono with one or moro specialties in hats and bonnets, which aro pronouueed the leading styles most positively. SHAPES AND SIZES OF HATS. From personal inspection a very convenient conclusion may he arrived at as to the most fashionable shapes and sizes of both hats and bonnets, and that is this, the most popular hats are the large and medium sized, with straight, flat, curved, indented and upturned brims, while in bonnets there aro pokes, capotes, cottages and century shapes, very large, medium and extremely small, the latter being specially adapted for evening wear, operas or theatres, as they do not obstruct the view liko the auuoying English hats of last winter.

According to a reliable European authority thero is a larner choice in hats than bonnets. Some of the most important are covered liko the bonnets with beads, the beaded lace falling softly over the face. They are often bent into a three cornered form. The Marlborough is a large, flat shape, worn slightly on one side of the head, and is singularly becoming; it is made in laco and Tuscan straw, and is trimmed with long, shaded feathers. Much of tho split shiny straw is used, also tho soft, pliablo braids and chips in many shades, with Panama and Leghorns.

Langtry" bonnets are popular; they ate flat and round and may bo trimmed in a variety of ways. A brown straw in this shape has yellow buttercups, another pink daisies and wall flowers, while the brim of ono is lined with grenat velvet and tho outside is garnished with faille lace, ribbon and a cluster of scarlet poppies, and most charming bonnets aro still made with beaded crowns, brown, bronze, green, ruby, amber, pink, red, bluo and gold, with beaded lace falling over tho coronet of flowers in fruit and strings of tho pretty lace edged brocaded or moire ribbon. A STYLISH BONNET. Very stylish is a bonnet with a row of flowers in front and another forming a curtain, over which falls jetted laco. Both rows aro placed underneath the straw.

Large steel, jet and iridescent and illuminated beads aro now dotted over tho flat crowned bonnets, which havo a cluster of feathers and an aigrette on the left sido. A pretty bonnet of thisdescription is trimmed with the new watered ribbon, which has single rose buds scattered all over, and still another ribbon has a narrow bordering of rosebuds on both sides. Sometimes the plumes used to garnish hats are secured in front under large loops of ribbon or clusters of flowers, and are passed about tho crown and left to fall over the back. Others arc clustered in front or on the sides, and still others are supplemented by a coronet of small but very full tips. These feathers are in self colors, bright tones and variously shaded from contre stem to end of flue in two or three colors, say from cream to brown and tipped with pink.

Again they are colored in stripes across or in diagonal flakes, and sometimes a feather is in flots of three or four decided hues. BEAUTY OP THE FLOWEKS. The flowers aro even more beautiful than the feathers. All the field and garden blossoms aro reproduced, but whilo in formation they aro true to nature, tho colors are decidedly original, that is so far as limited botanical experience has made one familiar with the flowers of the period however the colors aro esthetic, and may perhaps be tho result of artistic culture, still it must be confessed that pink and pale blue water lilies do not grow in the waters about here, nor do tho wood brown daisies bloom in our fields. Vines of hyacinth flowers aro very pretty in palo pink, light blue and other delicate tints, but how they grow in vine form is a mystery, for they are not so easy to wreath as jonquilles and butter and eggs, with their flexible, pliant stems.

Large garlands of buttercups, variously colored pansies and other flowers aro twined about hats and bonnets and fall over tho back of brim, hut most beautiful are tho clusters of exquisite roses, as perfect as nature's very own, in every shade from pink hearted cream to old gold, rose and scarlet, with flexible stems and harmless thorns, with sprays of tinted wild roses and wreaths of the many petaled multiflora. ATTRACTIVE EASTER BONNETS. Some of tho ordered Easter bonnets are very attractive; one, a small, bluo capote of silk, is veiled with silk lace embroidery executed by hand, with strings to match, and trimmed with blue and pink tips and aigrette; another, with crown of gathered pink gauze in a full puff, has tho brim of black goffered gauze, laco ribbon strings, fastened with tiny agraffes, and on the outside are pink marabout feathers. A striking bonnet is formed of moire and satin stripes in violet and cardinal, with moiro strings; it is garnished with tips and plumes, shaded from violet to bright red on one sido and in the back, while in front and on the other side aro clusters of gold and purple pansies, and shaded convolvulus blossoms. Most stylish is a widn brim bat in cream straw with crown encircled by palo bluo ostrich tips, arranged in a coronet with a brim border outside and inside of plumes in tho same color.

An elegant hat of Manilla straw in terra cotta color is lined with navy bluo velvet and bordered with two rows of largo earth colored pearl beads. Tho brim is upturned on one side and secured with largo loop bow of palo bluo gros grain ribbon, largo clusters of light bluo tips and aigrette with plume falling slightly over this shapely brim. A pattern hat of split straw is trimmed with old gold surah, brown velvet, gracefully arranged plumes in shaded wood color and brown beaded balls. ODDITIES IN BONNETS. An elegant bonnet, with straw and gold beads on crown, has largo satin bow ovor front, with a wreath of cream, pink tinged roses beneath and old gold strings.

An exceedingly odd bonnet has ties of terra cotta laco, the foundation being of mahogany brown straw, with two rows of terra cotta straw laco let in around tho crown. Around brim is a wreath of terra cotta and mahogany brown leaves, while plumes in tho same color fall over back and sides. A becoming little all'air is of satin straw faced with pink crepe two plumes aro passed around crown and meet in front. A largo double loop bow, with handsome pearl and gold headed pins adorn tho back of this hat. Bather odd is a bonnet in drab straw with crown trimming of green velvet and long shaded green plumes in what is now called meadow green.

Most unique is a crepe bonnet embroidered in green and gold, tho front garnished with folds of crepe, largo clusters of green and yellow flowers ana cream aigrette, and quite as pretty is a bonnet with crown and strings formed of point mau rosquo lace over satin, tho brim linod with pur plo velvet, and bordered with three wreaths of purple and goldon pansies on the sido is a finish of cream roses and buds, heliotropes and very largo field violets. TUB POKE BONNET. An English straw bonnet in poke shape, garnet in coloring, has loop bows in front of very wide garnet ribbon, passing around stoeple crown, with finish of long loops and cuds. The brim is surrounded by variegated or shaded from cream to canary, and on to garnet double pinks and gold dusted garnet heliotropes. Tho brim is lined with garnet and garnished with revirs of Oriental lace, ornaments iu cut and illuminated steel.

In the front ovor crown are clusters of feathers, which pass over sides from under jabot of lace, which also forms tho strings. A coaching hat with jet embroidered crown is trimmed with a full jabot of Toledo lace, which covers tliobrim and is scon red with jet crescent, while the back is finished with clusters of handsome tips and plumes, and a peculiar hut has brim formed of shaded cardinal sweet pea blossoms. On top is a large butterfly of shaded beads, and in the hack is a fall of richly beaded lace. Information gained at the various openings of Spring millinery in Philadelphia and New York, Creek Poem Irs. From Ridley's Fashion MokuzIiic.

An icstlictic robelnw the skirt sides nnd train of salmon pink moire, bonlurct) ullli coqulllea of tatin In tlie mime lovely color. The front of skirt coniiAts of gored width of oroain white nutin, Imud of JYCEUM. EASTER HOLIDAYS AND LAST NIGnTS OF THE WILD OR IN CAPTIVITY. ENTIRE BRITISH NATION. juisso comenciatltre.

JU.MKO Letter Heads. UM lit i Clothing and Jewel ry. ,1 UM IK) ards. JUMRO Hotels and Cafes. JUMBO Menus.

JUMHO in Poetry. JUMRO in Caricature. UMBO in Parliament. JU.M HO in I he Pulpit, JUMUO, the Craze on All Sides. JUJUJiU JiVKliY WHERE.

10 TENDER. TIMID (ilHAFFES. 10 It. tl.a I Exhibitions in the World combined. SSSg sss8 ty THE ONLY FF.EB 1 FEB PPPP PPPP A AA A A A A AAA NN TTTTT NN NN NN HHHH II A A HA nnblisbed in fntn Ibos A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

CONST A VT'NE C( Munager. TROUPE IN T1IK uillM.h' 1127 CHESTNUT STREET. gevsouat. SJL OH FOR AN ALL WOOL BLUE A 7 Flj Flannel Suit. Private House', 003 S.

NINTH Street. 1 9 K( FOR FINE BLACK CLOTHS vJ AJiUlln double breasted Frock, Sack or Chesterheld Suits. These suils are fully worth $50. Bargains if we can fit you. 1'rlvulo House, OOil South NINTH Street.

Open till 10 P. M. QAA FINE CUSTOM MADE FROCK, and Cutawnv Coats, from SI. 50. Bargains if we can lit you.

Private House, S. NINTH. SUITS, CUSTOM MADE, FOR $7. Private House, 00:) Sotitli NINTH street. $1.28 FOR A FINE DIAGONAL Pants.

Private House. tit)3 S. Ninth St. fif BUYS A SCHOOL SUIT FOR ROYS (age 0 to 12). Private House, South NINTH Street.

1TUMPHRYS' VATKR PROOF OILED i CANVAS, black or yellow, for wagon and box covers, horse covers, feed bags, masons' tool bags, awnings, lents, veraudiis and canvas painting. Novelty Patent Wagon Bows and Cover, New York canvas covers.lined with oiled canvas. Slripes and canvas for yard awnings for sale, lit MP1IRYS, 100U R1DGK Avenue, Tenth and Ci.llowhiil. LD COLD. OLD SILVER.

Teeth Plates, Chains, Rlns, Bracelets, Ac, Earrings, Broken Jewelry, Platinum, Mutilated Coins. Full value paid in cash only, by the well known rclinor, nssaver, J. L. CLARK, 823 FILBERT Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 2jl FILBERT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

rjHE BOIIEJlTAinlEDY! A certain and safe cure for Rheumatism. Sprains, Burns, Ac, either In man or beast. Ask vour druggist fur it. Testimonials can be examined at olnre of PETF.R HAUBERT, General Agefit, 710 SANSOM Street 1 On OR ALL WOOL PANTS IN 17 styles; these are fully worth $5. Pri vate House, 003 South NINTH Street.

(i BUY.ST"CHILD'SSUIT(AGE4 JLtvJtJ tolO). Private House, 0(W South fltlu $2.50 KUYS A HOY'S SUIT (AGE 12 to Hi.) Private 1 1 nuso, WM South Ninth. SUITS, CUSTOM MADE, FOR $8. Private Rouse. 00:1 South NINTH Street OOO SUITS OF MERCHANT TAILORS' Misfit Clothing, at SO, and 10, original prices to Sll.

bui gailis if we call tit you. Private House, (it)3 South NINTH street. (( YOU A NICE SPRING SUIT in 22 styles (all wool). Private House, 0(13 South NINTH Street. 1 t.H.

W. I.OI'.lt, MKDICALOFFICES, NO. 3'2it North Kl K'l'KKXTH Sin ot, l'hnaih lpliiu. Pa. 15 years' exiH'riwicp.

KitahlislMl for trcatnu'iil with purely wHahle UHHlirincs.) lir. I.otih's lone e.MTicnc in the trmtmctit of all discuses cn.ililen hi in to ifimraiitt'e omv in all eases, OmsiiHutiun Iree and strictly contt dcnti.il. Call in person or by letler. Oilice hours: 11 to iiunti 7 to 10 eveiiniK, oTrTr''VlNE 1SASKET WORSTED iTJlJJsillt. Private House, titlH S.

NINTH. Of) FOR ALL WOOL 1Sta1EST 'J at Private House, (JOU South MN'ITI Street Open evenings till It) p. M. CAST OFF CLOTHING P.oUGHT. Mil.

or Mas. WALLACE, 4 HIS. lTlh Cor. Addison. S.2() FOR COAT.

A FINE FALL OVER Prlvale House, 003 South NINTH street. 0) RUVS ALL WOOL KERSEY PANTS, 'J at the Private House, (IdliSoiilh NINTH Street, one door hclow South. Oprn evenlnits. r. p.

j. joju dan, or nrnr a vknur, New York, has issued hisJUttli edition of (he I'hil OMiptiy of MarriiUs't'," hcinsf a nop of lectnrens de liverett at his V't! iiis'uiii. fan he had only by Bddn ssins Dr. I. J.

JOUDAN.UI F1F1U Avenue, New ork, on ree iiH of t'is poatue. FOR A SPRING OVERCOAT IN five slvles; these coats are worth fully $15. Private Souih NIN I'll street. s'? A( V(H)L SUIT h1 for boys (age 12 to 10). Private House, lilMSoulh NINTH Street.

PRICES PAID FOR LADIES' and Gents' eost oll" clothing hv a countrv dealer. Address for ten days, Mils. DoiHil.Ass, Tina's oilice. cusTmT jiA "I Private House, (loll South NINTH street. ort 1 FOR FINE P.I.ACK CLOTH Private Rouse, 0(13 S.

Ninth st 'ants. QO PANTS, Private I In CUSTOM FOR $3. ouse, OOtl South 1 NTH Street. cm on FOR FINE PANTS AND lf Vests. Private House, (KM S.

Ninth st. ENTI I S'I'A I I.EM EN ONLY I ALL AGES. DR. RCO'U Aslallc I.al Melllisl. the NERVO VITAI.IER.

A brief and cure lor Nervous Debility, Ac. Ac, in all staves. Hours. 1 1 to 1 and 4 to 7 only. Oillee, 122 N.

nlli I El, El II Philadelphia. ARGE SALE OF DIAMONDS, JEW EI.RY, at andnrSoiiih EIGHTH street. On account of rohberv. and the groot exiiense and 1, of cnlallcd therchy, II. MULLIGAN has become linunclally euibarrasHisl, and his entire stis'k of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and silver will he entirely closed out for the benefit of whom It may concern.

All theSafes.Show Coses, Fixtures, at Public Auction. MONDAY. APRIL 10. ISSo.nt 10 A. SPECIAL SM.E OF DIAMONDS AND SILVER WARE.

BY CATALOGUE. Catalogues now ready. On the follow iugduvs ill be sold the balance of the stock. Sales every day at 10 A. M.

until all Is disincd of. Jummcvlcsovts. QTOCKTON HOTEL, KJ CAPE MA Y.X.J. SEASON OF 1SS2 OPENS JUNK 20, Under New Management. P.

S. I'll II V. Manager, Formerly of Howlsml llolel. Loin; Branch. Addrest coinmiiiucatlonstoslocK I ON Hoi May.

ONTINKNTAI, HOTKU A AO A KT 1MKK, Tl. CI.AKK N. wiFIKI.I, Mnnnirpr. Opom Jmip '2ft. Nuerinr putsine nnd Kerviee.

Vlmi ot rooiiui seen nnd euiagenieritit umdu ul St. Ueorge Jlotul until Mhv 1, uos nd (Ovtjiuts. YOU WILL SURPRISED when yon we ihe Mtiunflicent PIANOS I 1111 llijix tit Mieh rrv low price. No slurp rent In nvy Mtislnt' aiB.VH lively Ml VA I.K KH Hi 'I'll SU llnest carvisl rosewtssl ton Oisl as new; owner eoniiHIUsl to yell: rare chance. WALhlEU Parlors.

KM orthtilXTll Struct, 00 TTTT YYOOUU HH YY OOUU HUH OOUU HH 00 UU moss sits an exquisite humming Bird with brilliant iridescent, neau, turoni, ana orcast. MAURIED. BELL CLTNE. On Wednesday, April 5. 1882, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Kev.

Matthew New kirk, D. Mr. Hubert D. Hell, ol' Bridsotou, N. and Miss Miirv ('line, of Philadelphia.

KENWORTHY MILLER. At tho resilience of the bride's parents, Media, April (I, by the ltev. W. L. McDowell, Mr.

Joseph W.Keiiwnrlhy, of Elk Mills, to iss Minnie A. illur, of Media, Pa. It I I IT II K. On April I), by the Rev. Thomas X.Orr, Mr.

0. Kdwln Wright to Mrs. Ida A. Houck, all of this city. No curds.

DIED. ABBOTT. On tbe Olh instant, Josephine, wife of Jesso It. A bbott, afred years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services on Sunday afternoon at o'clock, from her brother in law's, Captain Mark liibee.

No. SV3 Serjeant street. On Monday proceed to Port Republic Cemetery, Atlantic county, N. J. Train leaves Vine street whurfat A.

M. ANTHONY. On the 7th instant, Samuel Infant son of Samuel and Lidie J. Anthony, okocI 1 year. Funeral on Sunday at 2 o'clock, from his parents' residence, lHKt Sharswood street.

Ontlie "111, John Carroll, osod fit) years. Funeral from his late residence, Cobli's tlrei'k, Delawuro counly, on Sunday next, tith instant, at 2 o'clock. FERGUSON. On the 7th instant, James Ferguson, son of the late James and Ceeiliu Feriiuson. Funeral on Sunday at 1 o'clock, from the residence of his brother in law, james owens, iiiv seveiuii anu ine si reels.

Fi NEGAN. On the Oth iuslaiil, Katie daughter oi me cue imam u. anu Annie inncitan. (tone to meet her unreins. The relatives and friends of the family arc respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tnwdav at 8 o'clock, from her late residence, SOT Lehanon street, off uinarino, anove jmiiiii.

solemn ueipuem fllassaist, ram nuren. proceed to isew cat neural Special gjotiefs. IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE. D. R.

LOCKE (PETROLUEM V. NASBY) Will deliver his great and instructive Lecture, entitled 'IRELAND AND THE IRISH LAND CAUSE, IK ran AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ON THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, Under the auspices of the United Land League Branches oi ruiinuoinuia. ADMISSION 50 CENTS RESERVED SEATS 75 CENTS AMPHITHEATRE ...25 CENTS Tickets can be had from members of the various Branches and at the Academy on the evening of the Lecture. THE SLTEKlOn QUALITY GENUINE LEHIGH COAL Makes It to your advantage to purchase of us instead ot Diiymjj an INFERIOR AKTIOLE Because you can get It for LESS MONEY. Onr prices arp always at as low a rato at which It Is possible tti sell the host coal, and we carefully pick and screen oeiore leaving me vanu 2,240 LBS.

TO THE TON. Orders by Mail promptly filled. .1. S. JSTEKRETT fe N.

E.Cor. TKNTIl and DIAMOND JStreets. PHILADELPHIA TURF EX CHANGE, 722 SANSOM STREET, WILL OPEN MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, ON NEW ORLEANS RACES. MADDEN A CO. rs PHILADELPHIA, A PHIL 7, 182, The Anmml Mcctins of Stockholders of the UNION TRANSFER COMPANY will be held at the Office of the Compune, southeast corner and CHESTNUT street, on MONDAY, 17th at 12 clock noon.

J. 1'. JVI Itl'it Y. Secretary. J.

T. McCA ETHER, FARGO, DAKOTA, Ileal Estate linker, supplies all Information rela tive to the RED R1VEK VAi.LKY OK THE NORTH. Reference, First Nottouul Bank, Fargo, Dukota Territory. TjiOR X' Nort SALE NORTH CAMDEN. 403 rtll BIXTK.

modern two 8tnrv French rant jiww.jjiNii, jn moms, pH'tfint hkio yard; lot 40 llfl. Only remain at per cent. Imch tion splendid. Apply on premises or liox 1848, P.O., Philadelphia. ITOU SALE, TOKKKSI)ALK AXISC)MK JL iJonhle Brownstone residence; modern conveniences; close to slation and boat landing; stablinc, excellent garden, shadv frrove, Ac.

NATHAMEL E.JAN KEY, 215 Souih FI1TH TjV)U SALE MAKSH'S FLOATING DUY IKH'K nnd Shin yard, wild all necessary implements for building and repairing vessels. It is one ol the oiliest ship vnrils in the Huuihcrn Stales. For particulars npply to JAMivS AIAlttjil, Marsh's Ship yard, Charleston, s. c. Slants.

"AirAXTED OAUI, WITHIN SIX Bijnares of Eighth and Chestnutstreeta. Addresn, statin? terniH, A ti. Tiuu oilice, PKOM MAY 1, WANTED SMALL HOUSE, aliove FAI U.MOUNT Avenue and TENTH Street, fit). P. O.

Dox 4:1. ANTED A MODERATE SIZED MILL for woort workinif purposes, somewhat central. Address Ml I.L," Times Olliee. rpo MANUFACTURERS. AX ACTIVE A man wishes to represent as local ottent some tirst eluss houses in erocers lines either In New Orleans, I orGutveston, Texas.

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jJost and 5tundL h'eeollowTno Pnrnuet Circle Tickets, Itallsn Opera, Academy Music IU I DAY, No. 7. Hand Mill; THURSDAY, Nos. 5211. 640.

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WITH A GREAT CASTI WITH A GREAT CASTI MARVELOUS SCENERY I STARTLING EFFECTS I TnE EMBARKATION SCENE A MARVEL! THE REALISTIC BATTLE SCENEI EVERY SCENE A PICTURE! 200 AUXILIARIES! 200 AUXILIARIES! 200 AUXILIARIES! MATINEES WEDNESDAY" AND SATURDAY. SECURE SEATS AT BONER'S, 1102 CHESTNUT STREET, AND AT THE OCO FEB MM MM 0 0 MMMM Circle, 00c. ON SALE AT A CA DEM OF MUSIC ITALIAN OPERA JlX. t. b.

and Manager STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. A SEASON OF FIVJB NIGHT'S SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2, COMMKNCINO TO MORROW, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 10. FAREWELL APPEARANCES OF I MADAME CLARA ETELKA LOUISE GERSTER KELLOGG To Morrow Evening, April 10, Verdi's Favorite Opera, IL TRllVATORE. MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG in her Great Role of Ionrti. (Her first anncarance in onera in three vears.) Mile Maria Praslni as Azucena ifi.iioiii....i as Aiamieo Sig.

as Contt di Luna Mr. G. F. Ilal as Ferrando Miss as Inez Sig. Bardini as Ruiz Tuesdav Eeeniug, Anril 11, IL BA RR! ERE 1)1 sEVIGLI.C ETELKA GERSTER in her charming rendition of K'txina.

((During the Mnslc lesson In the 2d Act Mme. GERSTER will introduce Benedict's Variations do llravoure sur "I Cariicval de Venise," and a.s a E'inale to the Optra shettillsingArditi's Polka "Fiordi Margherita." Wednesday Evening, April 12, MIGNON. MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG in her celebrated personation ot 11 Of .11" Thur: in jen iirsday April 13, years of M. A inbroise Thomas' Opera, IIAMI.KI1. First time MME.

ETELKA GERSTER as Ophelia. nuuy evening, April 14, FAUST. MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG In the role of Murpucrite. aboriginally created by her in America. This will be positively the last appearance of MISS KELLOGG on the operatic sijmth in Philadelphia.

GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE, Saturdav Afternoon, April 15, L.VSIINNAMIIULA. MME. ETELKA GERS TER in her great role of Amino. This will bo MME. hist appearance in Philadelphia prior to her departure lor Europe.

The support on each of tho above occasions will comprise (he lull strength of the STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. Musical Directors and Conductors, MR. S. RRIIRKNS AND SIG. DE NOVELLTS.

General Admission, 91.51); Reserved Scats, 50c. and extra, according to location. Admission to Family Circle and Reserved Seats in Family Circle. 50c. extra.

Secured Seats for any of theIngle performances for in advance nt GOULD A FISCHER'S piano Rooms, 1210 CHEST NUT Street. Box Sheet open daily from A. Jl. to (( P. M.

Doors open nt 7.30. Opera at 8. lIGHTH ST. TIIEATUK. THE CHAM JPIONJUIU Shots of Hie World Matinee Monday.

yoOD'S MUSEUM, NINTH AND ARCH. FASTER WEEK, MONDAY. APRIL HI. I8S2. BROUGHAM'S AMUSING COMEDY.

EVENINGS. PPP AY II GGO MONDAY. PPL AAYYIINNNC, TUESDAY, PPP A A YY IINNNO WEDNES AAA II 0 GO DAY, LLLLA AY UN NN UGO FRIDAY WITH I FPF II RRR FEB WEDNES II RE DAY AND KP II It lltt VK SATURDAY II MATINEES. II FEES LILLIE TfTNTON, WM. DAVIDGE.

HARRY WILSON, MILTON RA I I'l HtTH, NELSON KNEASS, MissMAlUK WELLliSLEY. MATINEES. MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY. EVENINGS. II.

J. livron's Popular Drama, BLOW FOR BLOW. BLOW FOR BLOW. BLOW FOR BLOW. BLOW FOR BLOW.

CHARLES I). HERMAN, Miss MARGARET LANNER, HARRY l(. CLIFTON, SATURDAY. J. H.

TNOHNE. AT)MISSloN, 215c. Reserved ehrstra, oOc. IIC.IITH ST. THEATRE.

ANNI WARD TIFFANY AT MATINEE TO MORROW. rpilKO.YS LKOAmVAY CARDIOM, OI'POSIT THE ACADEMY" Ol" SlUSIC. EASTER WEEK. COMMENCING APRIL 10. REAPPEARANCE OF THE FA VOUS SPANISH STUDENTS.

SPANISH STUDENTS. SENOR CARLO curti Leader. VIENNA LADIES' ORCHESTRA. VIENNA LADIES' ORCHESTRA. OLOA 1I1ERFT ER.

Directrlce, MME. DUVAL, MME. DUVAL. TheGreat l.vrie Prima Donna, and Jllss MAGGIE ROWERS, MISS MAGGIE ROWERS. Pbilwlelphla's Favoi llc Soprano.

MATINEK, MATINEE, ASTER MONDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK. ADMISSION FREE. 2IRST ANNUAL NATIONAL WATER COLOR EXHIBITION or TH PHILAD SLrillA SOCIETY OF ARTISTS, lt25 CHESTNUT STREET. Open from 0 A. M.

to 6 P. M. and from 8 to 10 P. M. Adml.vilon, 2S cents.

Five tickets for gl. ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE, TENTH an and AHCIL UNPARALLELED SUCCESS. FOURTH AND POSITIVELY LAST WEEK, ii.u a nil WITH GRAND EASTER IE, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATIN EES OF EVERY MATIN 1 JAR RETT AND PALMER'S UNCLE TOM CA BIN. Docs, Donkeys, Jubilee singers, Wonderful Transformation Scones, A Ac Popular prices. and reserved, 50c.

Matlneo Clilldien, ll)e. REAT l'OOT R.UINO HANDICAP TO DAY at PASTIME PARK BELLE VL'E STA Norrlswfwu Kallroad.) sivly Riiniu rs, drawu In llftecn heats, will compete. First beat at 1 sharp. Final at 4. Bo.

Troius leave Ninth and Green uud Columbia avenue at Excursion, la cents Fllleen nUiules' ride to Park. NATIONALTIIKATRE. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1SH2, URAND GOMPLIMENTAltY BENEFIT TO SIR. AI.F Mi DOWF.LL, will he iresentol. In addition to the regular bill, 11 IS OWN ROARI.Mt COMEDY, THE TWO MEN.

ASE A I Ij RECREATION PARK. TWENTY FOURTH otwl I OI.UM 111 A Avenue. GRAND GAMES Til IS WEEK II. PROVIDENCE vs. PHILADELPHIA, MOV DAY, 10! TUESDAY, 11.

ATL.l I IC vs. I'll I LA DELPKIA, h'kdnehhav, Apm 12. I'lIILADELPHIA vs. PRINCETON COLLEGE, THURSDAY, April 1:1. WORCEVI ER vs.

PIlll.ADEI.PIItA, FRIDAY, 14; SATURDAY, lft. ADMISSION, 2.V. RESERVED PAVILION, 60c. GAME CALLED AT P. M.

Street ears frcm all pans ol city to grounds. PIC, EKil ITlf A ND VIN E. Easter Mendiiy and every evenlnuilurlngtheweek coiiliinctios Willi onr Greatest lloxtmr and Variety Knlerlainnienl In America, si hil CONCERT AND will be giVen, iiudertliuillrecllonof Prof. Nolle. llauJsouioaiToiuinodailuD for Indies.

I. IX KK I. OOE CCO KKB LLLL "VTATIONAL THEATRE. a It I DGE AVE TENTH and CAT.I.OWHILLSts. THE KAVjORITK FAMILY RESORT.

MONDAY, APRIL 10, ONE WEEK AND GRAND EXTRA MATINEE KASTER MONDAY. GRAND EXTRA MATINEE EASTER MONDAY. Regular Matluc'S Tuesday. Thursdav and Saturdav. Note.

'I he UNPARALLELED SPECIALTY "and DRAMATIC ATTRACTION offered this week. The Universal Favorite, Mr. N. S. WOOD, N.

S. WOOD, N. S. WOOD, N. S.

Wool), The Dramatic Meteor and Eminent Young Actor, In his Irulv Sellout iomtl Drams, entitled THE BOY DETECTIVE, THE BOY DETECTIVE, THE lloY DETECTIVE, THE BOY DETECTIVE, Produced with Entire New Scenery, Properties and a well selected Dramatic Company. Act 1 The Counterfeiters. New scene, bv Chase. Ai 2 The Revelation. The House uf Butts.

Boy Detective. Act a The House on the Palisades. New scene, by IIRST GRAND ANNUAL I CARNIVAL AND BAL MASOUE CARNIVAL AND BAL MASgl'K CARNIVAL AND BAL MASUUU OK TUB BENEVOLENT ORDER BENEVOI.EN I' ORDER BENEVOLENT ORDER 0 BBR IT IT FFF FFF A 00 FEB II II AA 0 0 X. 88 RBB II FV Vt A A () KB "SSXj. AAA .3 BUB UU A A LLLL 00 KKB "sss8 AT HORTICULTURAL HALL, I HORTICULTURAL HALL, HORTICULTURAL Jl ALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 12.

TICKETS TWO DOLLARS Oranil Vocal Concert by tho Trma (Hep. Promenade nnd Ihiurlnff Music by Brother J. A. Willard; Supper and Bar under the sujtcrvtsion of Rroiher Dan Akers; Dtsajrution by Brother C. M.

Paul. Each lady attending tho Carnival will receive a very UA.NttfutMK Hul'VKNIR In Commemoration of the First Annual Ball. TTMGHTH ST. THEATRE. W.

J. THO.MT Jli HON In the Child sienler at Matinee To Morrow. CADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS. Exhibition during APRIL and MAY representing CONTEMPORARY BELGIAN ART. Onen KVERY DAY (eicent Sunday) from 0 A.

M. to OP. M.niul EVERY EVENING (except April 17. Ill and 2111 from Hlo HI. HUN DA YSfhun I loll I'.

on tickets to he obtained at the ACADEMY during the previous week. OERMANIA ORCHESTRA EVERY THURSI)AYAFTEIIN0ON at do'clock. "IjMKST ANNUA! RECEPTION OF THE .1. UNITED LOISIES ORDER SONS OK HT. GEORGE, at INDUSTRIAL IIAI.I.

BROAD Street, above Vine, THURSDAY EN I NO, April 21). INS2, ickets.Onn Dollar, HdniltlMK Lady snd (lenlleuiaui tlra (tidy's ticket, no cents. Tickets can be had at ths various lodges or at tho door on the ovcnlng uf the reception. nOKTICULTURAL HALL. SECOND GRAM) SYMPHONY COJCOK.RT MY THK, OERMANIA ORCHESTRA.

WILLIAM HUH. Jll Conductof Mr.S.B.M ILIA Piano JOHN F.ltllOUlX.VIollo TUKSIIAY EVENING, APRIL II, 1SS2. lKiHTH ST. Til KAT KK. Til KI.V1N0 HGEONb and Shooting Dog.

MiiUueu To Morrow, the 1 .1 1.