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"Home Sweet hone" By saELIo B,y9
menre a. y O'clock H. precisely Tibet. Is ceEt. each csn
be Obtained at the door Children, cents.
RTON's NEW THEATER.-
ID THIRD AND LAST WEEK OF
which notwithstanding it's sesi success be withdrawn to
makc loom tor NJ Bod;h, who appears on Monasy next.
f"'' ''i'' I, TH n% BRoTnERs HUTCHINSON,
called TIE SPORTS OF ATLAS in which they will achieve
the Sc, of whrng four s-se and massive sill
THIS CNr.dayj EVENING, the gss, pl,y OF TIE NOR.
Mons o. t Button 1T sT Finer cqs VII h . spa MA T. tie
and beautiful scenery and exciting and wonderful events
Vi" rSt s fI5i it HUTCHINSON PT will ouah their
do0 and elegant performances aver before the oeen OF En-
Sorwsy sa1ony and Hanover The testimonials from these
countries with the signatures Of the various kings may be seen
WANTED, A HAPPY FAMILY.
I AURA KEENE's NEW TIIEATER, No. GA
TUESDAY EVENiSG, March 90, 1883.
gns Drama for the second time in this
'O'''''' THE POOR sTROLLERs.
Pierre Leroux the Poor Stroller Mr. n A. Perry
Michael Cassidy Mr. Martin William Lawson Mr. Burnett
Bob Ritts Mr. Jefferson Ssmsou. Mr. Peters
Marie Leoux, the Poor Soers da lgher Miss " e. Howard
To conclude with the beautiful Operate Romance IN two acts
THE Elves Or, TINS STATUE BsIDy.
fS, Si' fis''s
F FG0 tSSS stedd. Mad @
Count C9le'te.msr al old Beau..".......Mrw hese.h
Cofn Romantic Tailor Mr. Jefferson
Door, open at l. to commence at u precisely.
ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
The uncomfortable
PUBLIC EXCITEMENT,
occ ssioned BY this American drama,
TRANSCRIPTS ALL EXAMPLE,
and places it in the front Iaak Of
OVERWHELMINGLY POPULAR
THIS AFTERNOON q. O'Clock
As wells
EVENING, AZ !. o'clock,
That uxurion,ly Intellectual and interesting drains
THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
"'A CONSTELLATION OF GENIUS
the immense throngs which attracted BY
this popular dTH ms this is
TIKI LAST WEEK
in which be played twice day IN consequence OF
other novelties which mus; be produced.
The MAMMOTH LADY, weighing 100 pounds; the LIVING
SKELETON weighing only 81 pouncs the original Hsppy Fam
lily all TO BE- seen here well as the lntahe ASIA
RIA or OCEAN and RIVER GARDENS. the greatest curiosity
now in America
Admitancs TO al, Is cents; Children. IS cents.
CRYSTAL PALACE.
~ MACHINERY IN MOTION DAILY
ADMISSION Is CENTS.