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AMUSEMENTS

CITY HALL.............ONE NIGHT

FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1880.

New Drama. New Company.

Eighth Annual Tour of the Great Scout

HON. W. F. CODY,

BUFFALO BILL

AND HIS

MONSTER COMBINATION!

INCLUDING ITS

Military Brass Band and Orchestra

BAND OF GENUINE INDIAN CHIEFS.

EDDIE BURGESS, Boy Chief of the Pawnees.

First time in this city of COL. INGRAHAM'S NEW MELO DRAMA, in four acts, written for BUFFALO BILL entitled

BUFFALO BILL AT BAY;

Or; Pearl of the Prairie!

ACT I: Buffalo Bill's Home in the Rocky Mountains. The Burning Cabin. ACT [II] Biting Wolf on the war path. Buffalo Bill at Bay. ACT III. The Outlaw's Cave: Prairie [word?] captive. CROW AND HIS TRAINED DONKEY, JERRY. ACT IV. The Secret Discovered [word?]

During the Drama BUFFALO BILL will exhibit his MARVELOUS RIFLE SHOOTING

Which has distinguished him as one of the Greatest Marksmen of the world has ever produced. Also introducing the drama the only gorup of GENUINE FRONTIER INDIAN CHIEFF who will appear in Natural Camping Scenes and Exhibition of War Dance. Customary Ceremony &c.

POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Reserved Seats to be had at STRATTON'S Bookstore. Look out for the street the Indians on horseback, headed by Buffalo Bill's Military Band on the above date.

W. F. CODY, Proprietor and Manager.

JOSH E. OGDEN, Business Manager.

COL. PRENTISS INGRAHAMA, Treasurer.