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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
A Reward is oHaredI

For the detection of countcrfeitng Initiating
the vender of any such counterfeit imitation 0
BGRHAVES HOLLAND BTTTERS. The genuine, highly
concentrated HOLLAND BTERs is put up half pint
ties only having the of the proprietor, B. PAGE
Jr blown them, and his signature around the
each and every bottle.
This delightful aroma has been received by Americans
with that favor which is only extended to really
tifc preparations When we consider marked sue
attending administration in the stubborn
cases of Fever and Ague, Weakness of any kind Dys
pepsa Hcatburn; Acdity Of the stomach Sick Merry
Headache, Indigestion Costveness and Piles togeh
with the complete control it exercises Nervous
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections, we cannot wonder
at its popularity Well may the invalid value this
dy. For sale by N. L. Starr 4 Brother, Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

UNNECESSARY TORTURE. Facts for the I'lcTedI
lous-1hc agony suffered by the impinS pill
grim who neglected to bol the peas he carried
in his shoes penance, was nothing to the
horrible twinges, the racking tortures which
rheumatic patients suffer. We pity the obstin-
acy or the ignorance, or the prejudice, which
ever it may be- which has thus far prevented
them from TesUrting To those great specifies for
rheumatism, HOLLOWAY 5 OINTMENT AND PILLS.
1t is curious ia country where almost every
one can and does read the newspapers. that facts
of the utmost importance to the health of thou
sands should he overlooked or dlsregardetI
by any Of the suffering class whom they i'm
mediately concern. Yet, SO it is Almost dai
ly we persons moving painfully through
the streets with contracted limbs and joints
rendered rigid by disease, to whom the pene-
trdtng and laxative ungueHt invented by Pro-
fcssor Holloway would he worth its weight in
diamond dust. IN the Russian hospitals it has
superseded every other external remedy for
rheumatism. Nothing else, say the French
surgeons employed i'll those institutions,
seems to have the slightest effect on the
terrible forms OF the malady which exist in
that inhosptable climate. he results of its
use in this country are, we are assured no less
satisfactory. Warm Concentrations should ia all
cases proceed its application, as by this means
the pores of the skin are opened, and the pro-
cess OF absorption greatly facilitated. The
Iilpidity with which the Ointment disappears
under the hand while being rubbed i'll is aston
lshng. he lni1aIned feSil, or iuuurated mus
cles seem to drink in the cooling, soothing,
laxinG uugucnt, swiftly the desert sands
imbibe the genial rain. As an auxiliary to the
Ointment in rheumatic cases, the Pills said
to be Invaluable, and can readily believe it.
All external disorders more or less interfere
with the functions of the internal organs, and
the presence of disease the surface always
involves Il bad condition of the secretio;s and
the blood. 1t is by the correction of these
functional arrangements, we presume, that the
Pills assist the cure. Such is the theory of the
distinguished inventor of the remedies, AMI as
it is consistent with common sense. (Which is
more than can he said of all medical thcories.)
we have nothing to object to it.
One thing is certain with regard to rheuma-
matism in this climate In nine cases out Of
ten, it deties the 9 regular - treatment. Col
chicum, the stereotyped prescription, is more
banefu to the constitution than mercury itself
and though it may. by its paralyzing influence
far bcnumb the parts affected as to alleviate
the pain, we have never known an instance in
which it has thoroughly eradcated disease. On
the other hand, it is claimed that Holloways
remedies expel it utterly; and this claim is
fortified by volumes of direct and uncontradict-
ed testimony. Periodical Critic.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
A Family Necessity.

The following statement speaks for itself - ETtyaet.
In lifting the kettle the fire caught scalded
my hands and person very seyerely-One hand almos
a crisp. The torture unbearable- 1t
fui sight The Mustang Lnimcnt appeared to
extract the pain almost Immediately 1t healed rapidly
and left of Charles FOSTER, 420 Broad
Street FhiladephiG It is truly wonderful article
It will any Of swelling, Burns, Stiff Joints,
Eruptious rheumatism For horses it should never
be dispensed with. One Dollars worth of Mustang has
frequently saved valuable horse Gads, Sprans,
Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders Belrare Of limitations
Sold all parts of the habitabIe globe.
ms1-slml BARNES K PARK, Proprietors, New York.
Es57 See advertisement OF DR. Sanford S Liy
er InvigOrator and Family Cathartic Pills in
another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

Our former fellow-citizen, DIR. r. HILLS, has
been induging in chat with the medical at.
tehdants of the Japanese Embassy, which is
thus reported by the Washington correspon-
dent Of the New York Times
DR.. Hills-How many insane persons have
you in Japan? Very few.
Have You separate Hospitals for them p
We have four hospitals in Jetldo for the sick
with separate wards for the insane.
10 you use force or violence in their man.
agenient? We do not, but have strong rooms
and guards.
Do you ever bleed your patients? Never.
Are idiots aud lunaties kept in the same hos
pitals?
They are, bat in different wards; we have
but few-not more than twenty in all; there
may be some in private hospitals.
Hoy many sick do you average in your hos
pitfalls From FIVE to eight hundred, but all
poor.
Here the Japanese doctors besame interrog-
ators, and inquired,
Have you many insane?
DIR. IIills-We have three hundred in my
hospital
How many of these are insane All.
This reply surprised the inquisitors, who
raised their hands, and looked at each other.
What medicines do you use?, Wines, qui-
nine and other stimulants.4
Have you hospitals for dumb and blind =
Yes, but separate.
Have you medical gardens? None of i'm
portance.
The Japanese here remarked that they
would like TO get the seed of our plants of
every description for the imperial gardens of
Jetldo, and they were informed these would he
furnished them by the National Agricultural
Society. They were also told that they would
have an opportunity to inspect the Asylum
for the Insane before leaving here, which up-
peared to CRAFTY them very much.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
r, GAINES.

NATURE TIE GREAT PHYsIcIAN--Ihis is admitted
by the medical profession, fundamental principle Of
healing science. 1t is wisely provided by the human
economy, that whenever any thing wrong in the phys
cal system the natural forces of the body brought
bear excl the disease The great aim, therefore,
strengthen the natural This has been kept
i'll view by the skiiful compogndcrs Of DR. J. HOSTEL
TIERS BTTERs, which operate to give fresh vitality to
all the organs body. The Of this medicine
the stomach, the liver and the kidneys, is prompt
anG decisive. The patient who is enough to quit
dragging, and try the BTTERS, feels If he had
taken lease of life. and he continues the of
the article he is ovejoyed find the OF health
corsing through his frame Let all from whose cheek
the bloom has departed give Dr. j. Hostcters Celebra
ted BIters trial
Sold ny druggists and dealers generally every where.
Rd- See advertisement in another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
An Ordinance

To protect the Lamps, Lamp Posts and other Gas
Fixtures of the Incorporated Village of Delaware
SEC l. Be tOrdained By Council the Iacor1,ro
ted Village Of DedlCdre, That shall be unlawful for
any person (0her than whose duty ii
by direction OF said COuncil light or extngush anv of
the public lamps OF said Incorporated village of Della
ware, TO let shut on the gas climb upon
diSplace break inure- remove Gestory detace in
any way impair iuTe said gas lamps gas lamp posts
gas lanterns, other gas fixture, sten any horse
other ANIMAL to said lamp posts any of them in any
the Streets lanes alleys, other public grounds in
said village, shall un;awfully maIciOusy turn any
stop cock otherwise open any service main ga pipe
leading through any said streets, lanes, alleys
other public grounds Of said village every
persons offending, conviction thereof before the
Mayor, shall be fined in any not exceeding twenty
doll and the of prosecution for each offence,
and, moreover, shall be liable for all and any damages
that may accrue to the village by such oarnce
SEC. . That shall be the duty Of the marshal, dep
uty marshal night watch and special police said Si
age and they, and each of them hereby specially
onjDinrd to take especial public lamps lamp
posts and other public gas bStures 70 give immed
notice and Information y5r any mira -sions
OF breaches Of this ordinance.
Sec. 3. This ordinance be in and after
its publlcatiUn
Passed May 7th, 1860. R. B. SMITH
At4ests Mayor.
c. H. MeEIHoY, Recorder.
May IL, 1860.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

HoILowAY's PIILs-Aach truth u small con1pass--
DeraHgent Of the sonua and boarelS.-Few people
eonYersant with the which the blood is Great
ed that the stomach with the gastric juices the
creoas of the liver and the the lungs the
chief agents for converting the food blood
hence the y for preserving the stomach in
4 sound and healthy condition Nothing has vet been
discovered ehcctuai this than HollOvays
Pills, which directly the stomach. liver
bowels ard Circulation In !oUS disorders, indigcs
tion, csstivcness ard all consequent complaints, head
ache, piles debility there medicine in use which
insures such certain and beneficial results
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

GIFT BooKs.-Messrs. SLoCUx & Co, have
opened Gift Book Store in this place, where
those wishing to do so can purchase books on
the advantageous terms offered by such estab-
lishments See advertisement
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

The Ladies of the congregation of ST. Pc
ters Church will hold their annual Strawberry
Festival on Tuesday evening next, June 5,
at Mller's Hall Tickets 25 cts, to be had at
the door. Strawberries and Ice Cream ex-
ira.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

We had a call few days ago from our dis
cinnati, who is now engaged on lecturing
tour in the central and southern portions of
the State. He held forth at Sunbury few
lively lecture at Miller's Hall on the evening
ef July ID.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Home Testimony.

SrNBURY, Delaware county, Dec 1st.
Dr.. c. ". RnBACK-Dedr Sir i take great pleasure
adding certificate your list. have used
your Pills and Rood Purifier the
debility weakness Of the system with
the greatest cordially recommend your
medicine the diseases which they
recommended.
Very respectfully yours, r. GAINES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Slocum 81 Co.'s
New Gift Book Store,
Open for a Few Days Only,

MEssRs. sLOCUM & Co, FROM NEW YORK, ARE
UA opening
an immense stock or NEW BOOKS direct from the Trade
Sales of New York and Philadelphia.
Their stock embraces
Standard and Popular Works, Histories,
Romances, Travels, Cyclopedias, AnnuaIs
Gift Books, Albums, Family Bibles,
Pew and Pocket Bibles, Prayer
Books, etc, etc, ETC., ETC.,
all new and purchased at the trade sales this Spring
(no Old Socio which they invite the attention of the
citizens OF Delaware. and they desire especially to call
attention to their
Plan TO Insure Rapid Sales.
All books will he sold as low as the usual retail prices
many times for less and each purchaser wi be present
ed with GIFT worth from 90 $50, without
additional charge, This no lottery scheme as no mo
hey IL hasar'ied IN game Of chance Each purchaser
VIII be sure to get the full value of his money, besides
obtaining Gift in many cases worth ten times the
amount they pay for their book. Call and Sec.
June l. SI0CEM CO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

1t is said the post to which DR.. THOMSON
has been elected has attached TO it salary of
$4,000 per year
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

The members of the Welsh congregation in
this place will hold Festival this friday
evening at the residence of HENRY THOMAS,
on Union street.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

The gas pipes are now being laid in Main
street, and those disposed to indulge in the
luxury of gas will soon have an opportunity
to do so.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
New Goods
Er O M = uctSonI

BARGAINS in Dress Goods such as Fancy Silks,
~ Black Silks, FutIitrd silks, CEr1ieC styles
Organizes, Rsrege Rubes, Lawn Robes,
Printed Jacunnrtts, Plain Ihlregcs, Bar
ege Dcains, Chaliies lr!ianfs, &c, &C.
A 6 Al y s in American and Foreign pffnss all the
new styles. yards for 81. 10 cent Prints
Tor cents, cent Prints for cents &c
a re AIM in Shasisf haE-rllaz, Iace Points &c
So<rI stella ShaNIs 81 80 to 81.
a q \ ! y ! in Bcnnets, Ribbons, Flats Shakers &c
Shakers enough for all at 256l5o cents
Gnod II. bhons for &c per yard /; Extra
Ribbons 20 cents per yard.
4 G AIMS in hosiery, Gloves and Mitts.
\ GA NJ in EreMch work Il Collars K White f5S.ls
A + Gal $ in IIocp SiirGs.
a G GAINS in Pantaseflcryi So"d hcat9 article OF
Black Brown and Grey Mixed James go
in at .Oc. per yard, cheap q G5c. Far
Jnrr'S and Mechanics Cassirnprcs going
at &c per yard. f3oots and Shorg at
reduced prices ladies Fine Morocco
Slices ''warr antei mol tu rip''
Al my Cd,Ie at NeIr iwG C1st
G IN i'll MUslins Groceri2s, &c. i}r4fs Coffee
for l5c-; best Tea I5c.: best SUt1s.'es Sc,
per oz.; best ni;ga. Sc. per OIL; best
Cinnamon 44c. per fb.: best Pepper al
Sprice for l:c per tb.
AE- The above goods bought very low ana will
be sold at IS per cent under regular prices
spr, " 90 J. HYATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

Persons wishing to purchase lots in South
Delaware are referred to the advertisement of
Mr.. YoURTEE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Cutlery.
Clocks.
Remaining.

A Ii kinds of work pertaing to the Watch and
q Jcweiry business Viii be done III the btst manner
California Gold made up order Sewing machines re
paired "a No. s Williams Block by
June cost. c. TLATT-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Great Inducements

Great LZ2dUCeXmeNtS
In Groceries
10 POUNDS OF good Sugar for 500
10 at MANSCR'S.
10 pounds Prime Sugar for 81 90
at HANSUR'S.
: ponds Of Ri CoIcc for 81 60
at sASSUR'S.
paulas Of Prime Rio COTS for sl.oo
a. MANSUR'S.
y. 0. Molasscs so cents per gallon
ut MANSUR'S
Superior Golden Syrup at IS cents per gallon
at MANSUR'S
Teas from &C cents 81 90 per pound
at MANSUR'S
EvEsY-IIISG ELSE ~ PROPORTION faF27 ftf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Legal Notice.
DHILANDER l.. NASH and AnnJ Nash, res.

DHILANDER l.. NASH and AnnJ. Nash res.
Il thG StHe rr
the third day MsA \ H. Ii N4sb yyiiow of
Samuel Nash deceased, hr county of eIA are STATE
of tho. hied in tile Court of
her petition against them and hi er Nash
deceased. praying tor the asss
real estate OF which h" died seized, being I3
In east pari lot H. section , township 4
Siaics Military Survey, and lois | and II al
in erl township said county and The said Ann )
ana Fiilaudtr IL Nash further unless they
appeRr and dCnur pei
days aer the May term 1S6, of said Court
Nash at the term next after the expiration
days October term Stu will apply Court to ak
the n'nterso of the petition confessed
HcCuruihllS.
REID Il EATON.
May ll,-S6t lS3 O0l Aty's for Petitioner.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Asw Adrertisements.
Fresh arrival of

Fresh Arrival of
NEW GOODS
HT0W receiving at the Jeweiry and Fancy Store
Ia No. Williams Bioi, well =<iect1i a7aoF tnent Of
Watches, Jewe1ry, Silver and
Plated Ware
and other goods in tbs line. which your attention is
respectfully inv-i. Any article this line that
be wanted viii be furnished very short notcc-
june ,'GO-tf. {. iLATF-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

THE Subscriber wishes TO purchaze $4,000 lbs
- of GOOD, CLEAN WASHED WOOL, for which Ne
will pay highest market price, IN CASH at Pettibones
Block opposite the Post Office, Delaware, o.
June at. R D. BROWN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Silver and Plated Ware.

FT7ARLE, Desert, Tea, Cream and Salt Spoons,
Butter Knives, Pickle Forks, Napkin ngS, ac III
silver warranted equal To corn
Also, mil assortment Of Spoons Forks. Ia@cs, But
ter knives Casto. Fruit and Cake Faskets ETC. plated
with pure Silver AIhtta metal. Also Fine Rrittnia
Tea Sets, CofT'c Pots, Mugs, &c, receiving at
June ,'6O:*tf. No WILLIAMS BLOCK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
GCSY4;NN YyNSNND5
go VNSNVN,V SVS5VSWESS,N

there many where disease s too long auowed
remain unchecked in the system and slight csugh
regarded at FIRST simply annoyance oeases only
with the life of the patient An impure state OF the blood
through debltation of the lungs fills the system with
morbid humors pulsaton becomes feeble acecleT
ated a feverish intensty-the heart liver, and kid
news separately performing functions of vital necessity
to our we'll being peded in their regular action
the digestive organs faer in their task and refuse -
perform the process separating the tous elements
from food and the whole mental being well ready
to of life The patient afflicted
his a complication of disorders, and often
resort to medication, from his thorough dis
belief any prospect of To such
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01

Gas Fixtures and Burners.
yT7E have received large stock of GAS BURN
w EitS directly ir"m the ManU;tc tdTers which
viii sell al the lowest prices, and prepared
every way I'll Up UUSE, pLbtlc private, for
burning Gas. Persons expotting Gus will do well
to give u call.
a;.cil II, cost II. l.. STARR Il BRO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Plated Ware
Watches.

A FULL assortment of Fine English, Swiss, and
II American Lever anG Iepinc Watches in Cold, Silver
AMI Plated Cases. Just received, and VIII hc sold at
prices quite satisfactory to the purchaser at
jane '6U-*tr NO 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Che a}larkets.
Delaware MxarKe

Corrected weekly by R, L Inns Son, Wholesale an
Retail GroccIs, No. i Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Sheriff & Master Commissioner Sale

Sheriff G. Master Commissioners Sale.
Stone Eastabrook Laura E Tr0brdge
Peter Balm Us. Laura E. Trobridge.
John Stone 4 Co. DY virtue of de-
ID crctal order OF sale
Laura Z. Trowbridge. to directed frcm the
Court of Common Pleas u Delaware County, Ohio shall
offer public sale the door the Court Room i'll Uel-
aware, on
Mt7td1y the 5th day of June 1850
between the hours nf 10 o lock a and clock M
the following described goods and chattIes wit
certain lot Of fancy goods AMI millinery consisting of
bonnets, ribbons &c., in the Of Mrs Kill
bourn. For full and particular description of
reference had the schedule and apprasInent
of the file in the Clerks office.
CHARLES SHERMAN. Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
may 25, ,'Go-@ts rs: sol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Farmers

7 AM now Agent for the following HARvEsTERs
& and ot,r t. the public mlIiuaCturer's prces
follows. yiz:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19


CrNNrSc-zAEElsElE- Tuesday, Jan; II, at the So
cond Reformed Dutch church, Hackensack n j. by the
Rev. james Demarcst, !r SrgrRs CUMMING, Of New
York to SARAH E. daughter Of Henry b. zabriskie, Esq.,
Of the former place.
nsLr-NoE On Tuesday, Jan Il, at the residence Of
the bridges father Bergen Point n j. by the Rev. Dr.
Hutton WILLIAM b. Day Of this city, to MYR1lLIA II,
only daughter Of Charles L. Noe, Esq
FAReisoN-EAroS.-In Brooklyn, L. l., on Wednesday,
Jan Is, by the Rev DR.. Storrs, Mr. HENRY A. HARRsoS
70 Mss ANNIE EATON, daughter Of William Katon all Of
Brooklyn.
HARMAs--Sco1r On Tuesday, Jan. IL at Calvary
church, by the Rev. DR.. Hawks, CHARLES d. HARMAN TO
IouA A., only daughter OF VIM H. Scott, Jr all Of this
city.
Hoyr-BsARp.-On Monday, Jan. 16, at st. Nicholas
Hotel, by the Rev Isaac Ferris, HENRY + HoYr, Of Ba
more, Nd, TO Miss MAGGIE c. BEARD, Of Utica, ~ Y.
HA0EMRYm-J0HNsoS -In st. Johns church, Brooklyn
on Wednesday Jan. Is, by the Rev Ivan n Johnson
FRANCES ERNEST HAcrmEYm to CoRSIA daughter Of the
officiating clergyman.
M0ryT-PoTTs this city, on Tuesday, Jan. g. by the
Rev. DR.. Bowling, HoRA,1o q. MoINT to CHRISTINA L.
Po1I, daughter Of John Potts, Esq Of Monmouth county
New Jersey.
VAN NosTRASD-SxAMAS. AT 4s1 Pacific street. Brook.
lyn, on Wednesday, Jan. 49, by the Rev. s. r. Ely Mr.
A. VAN NcsrR.ND of idgewood L. L. to Miss JENNIE c.
SEAMAN, daughter of tho late Richard i. seaman of
Brooklyn. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

suProsED MuRpzR-About Line O'Clock last night wo-
man named Scott was found dead in shanty located in
Forty fifth street, North riycr and from what facts
the police could learn presumed that the husband Of
the deceased was the cause Of her death 1t that
they have for long time lived unhappiy together and
about hour before the deceased found cries were
heard from within the shanty as if the being
beaten AS the like screams had often occurred nothing
was thought Of II by the neghbors, they presumng that
the two were only quarreng Soon after tho noise bad
subsidized Scott to leave the shanty greatly ex-
cited, and apparently very anxious that person should
gee him. When the deceased was found her head and
body terribly bruised and the police being made nc
9uaned with the facts, Immediately instituted search
for Scott whom they arrested about ten o'clock on
pCi0n OF having caused her death. He locked up in
the Twenty second ward station house. to await the action
Of the Coroner.
Tnsrr OF SnK.-oniccr Devoe yesterday arrested two
boys named r. Murray and VIM Bearer, on suspicion o,
having stolen silk twist 10 tho value OF s2i0 from tho base
mentj Of No. Wall street, where the accused were en-.
poycd. The twist the property of Mr. IA. B. Rice,
Of SO Pine street, and stored in the basement of No
Wall street. One OF The prisoners confessed stealing
portion OF the elk The accused scrc held for OK smua
tjou by Justice Connolly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Orb BowT9y THEATRE.--The engagement OF Mons. De
Lave at this iavorte place Of amusement had highly
favorable effect the exchequer last night The theatre
was well filed from pit 70 DOME and the acrobat was
greeted with prolonged applause he presented himself
% the stage and prepared To ascend rope stretched from
the foot lights to the third teralmost perpendicular
which caring feat be accomplished with perfect case,
sides going through several gymnastic exploits his way
up and down the rope. After the representation Of the
plece--"Gipsy Gower"-De Lave went through several
wonderful evoiut0ns on the tight rope. Previously In
the afternoon about half four he crossed rope
stretched from the root Of the theatre to the houses the
opposite side OF the street This latter exhibition was
Witnessed by immense crowd, which blockadcd tho
Dvwcry ctftfarine 70 hester srrcets ana winch for
time seriously nterfcred with traffic In that portion Of the