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The Scouts
performed in the presence of a large
and an admiring audience at the
Opera House, last night. The playing
of the company was more animated
than the evening before, if
possible, and the enthusiam of their
auditors was correspondingly increased.
The drama is of that novel
and striking style that attracts and
enthuses.

To-night the engagement will close
with a specially attractive bill as the
management assure the public that
then and there (Opera House tonight)
the "peerless" M'lle Morlachi,
the greatest living danseuse, pantomimist
and actress, will appear in
the laughable farce of "Thrice Married,"
in which she will assume four
different characters, also dance and
sing. Previous to the performance
of the great drama of "Buffalo Bill."