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NIXON"S AMPATHEATRE.

A sensational drama of the red-hot type,
written by Ned Buntline, the prince of sensation
mongers, will be produced on to-morrow evening.
The name of Col. Judson's play is "The Scout
of the Prairie, and Red Deviliry as it is." It
does not need to expand on this theme, as the
title is all-eloquent in expressing the character
of the drama. To quote the langauge of the
play-bill, "the characters of Buffalo Bill, Texas
Jack, and Cale Durg will be assumed by the real
heroes themselves just in from the plains," the
redoubtable Ned Buntline himself being one of
these supposititious eaters of gunpowder. Among
the native features will be several genuine savages
from the plains, greased and painted with veritable
scalps dangling at their belts. The lovers
of realistic romance will have a chance to gorge
themselves in this highly flavored food. Mile
Morlacchi, the danseuse and pantcmimint, will
appear also as Dove-Eye, the Indian Maiden.