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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

HKAuSe THE CITY MnL-The eontrszct for
heating the new City Mill with steam pipes has
teen given to Perris & Garrett. The Job will
cost about 1850.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

s-euy 1ne Boots range in piics frsm g 70 s.
They are ehesper than the sAeapesf ~ 40 and 10
Asrkst Street. Bal cock Bro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

II 7zs old sentz BismArk Gaiter havA vide sole.
and low nat hee tasE the 4 ing for esmfOrt can ans
sse them Al BabcOck = BroA, aoS and u 5 MAKke
Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
Police Court,

-Four druDks, this morning
David Shields was arrested by officer Orr for
an Arsanlt upon Joseph Dill. sndA ine of 20 and
eysctel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

~ We hsTe an immense stock OF Ladies' ahoes
for the ginier. from 81 IS 70 s. %. Can and see
them AZ Babcock Bros, 9o5 and f0s hArkst ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

ETHB ONLY PLACE
where ladies' canIget s5ited in
GooP5KIRTs, coRsErs AND UNDERWAY
Is at
.FRASE7s LADIES EMPORIUM,
ell Market Street. Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

WTHIIE OAK PLAHK-We have on n md large
Wv STOCK OF the above in perfectly seasoned con-
dition. GILMORE d HEWRS
octk,lm Front and Pine Sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

EEKs.P g0ag feet drJ and yarn By wearing Roo4
eoots sRa sAoes; for tsess esA Rinth aud Crsnss
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

rS-PoT Boots eRs Shoes a. hard time prices, 20 TO
Prettymsn's 1is kKrkes ct next door 70 Lemons
new building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

EB-f. p Fszaingt1as iE tn place to get gsod Gus
tom volk cheap. All worK warranted, Ninth ana
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

gEo ysu ssaHf good bo0ts and shoes 10 % call It
I. =. Peaasaston'E, Ehoe store, sinih and OrHzge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

COMMENCED RUNNING The new market train
for Tuesday,, commenced running on tue ". &
". X. T. yesterday. The train was detained over
the track while being locked on the tuEntsbIe,
Notwithstanding this delay the train was well
patronlzed By the market people along the road
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

=TEor paS Of good Boots or Shoes go 70 Pret-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

E1-F~ Q pay Of Cents Ca Congress Caters
good and htyllsh go 70 Pretiymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

= Boos aad .Aos. cheap al PreGtI mans Boot and
Shoe store liz Market ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

60 70 Prsttymanis.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

rBRr psi, of Gents ane calf Boots for s45o.
20 70 Ffeftymsnis
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

EB Ehet eszfs 1asf thfs fall is ; FatR OF tAosz
eiegaA1 1Esfea PrlAce EismarcE Gsfters Ee have
three different widths of tAeEn, saitabie efhaE fE
Old OF young EenfA and for beauty comfort and
durehGRy - excel Il oiherA Nm- H. Bahcoek 4
Co, sis EszksE strest, doors below F0urfh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

NJ TIC 2.-I, William Norris L11ensed q aIer Of
1 goods wares. and N rchsndise, DO asreby give
mol e tnai shan Ap7ly 70 the J.dg Of toe out
o. Ct Hersl sessions Of the see d Jatl Iletvery
= TIE state OF Delaware, in and toe county II
New castle. A. the November Term. A. d.. ISIS for
license 2 the sale Of fq1 n 10 quantities not
less inan 0ue half SALON - ms stdF- Ia rchoo MA.
mo- - clinton st-eet De sEaFe Clgy and tHe fol-
losinR freeh lde;1 rec mDe1d sad application, 20
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

detained
al hour in Landenberg by the engine Jumping
the track while being locked on the turutable
Notwithstanding this delay the train was well
pAtEonlzed By the market people along the road.
--
FATAL Coal On. AccrDES1.-At FAirmount in
Somerset county Md. one dAy last week occurred
terrible affair which hAz resulte ia the death of
two children Of John kuell, aged aud 6 years
respectively. During the temporary absence of
their mother the children poured the contents
Of 90 oil can innocently into the fire, when their
clothing became ignited and they were burned
ia such mAnuer that death has since ensued.
maze YoUE sAuR KRArT-Csbbage, this sea-
son, Is better and in greater Abundsneein our
markets than for several seasons past The late
seAsonable rains hsve been Just the thing for
eabbage1. Heads Of an enormous Eize appear ip
market aud bring from to 10 ceDte a piece
Our German citizens. especially. are jubilant
o'sr the result Of good and cheap Krant Aud
while their braWny arms shove the cutters. and
stamp the sliced cabbage into vessels. vision OF
speck sno kvaut through the long cold
winter, is one OF no unpleasant nature to those
who are found Of this TeuIonic dish. Sanr Kraut
Is not only popular amongst our German citi
zeus, bnt iz becoming more and more popular
With everybody.
OPENING OF THE CLAYTON HorsE BILLIARD
ROOM The Clayton House Billiard Saloon vas
opened last night With a contest between Mr.
Victor Estephe, one Of the firm who mAnufac-
tuTed the tAbes, and Ar. Robert Huuter. Of
Wilmington. which was won by the former by
s. points in 800 0.her games we're played bu,
the principal interest centered in this one The
Clayton House saloon is one OF the finest in the
city. The room IL eommodious, we'll ventilated
aud furnished with all the sppnrtenances to be
found in fret class saloons in larger cities
Three new tables Of Taylor & Estephe's make
are ret up in the room. which are pronounced
BY thoss who have used them to possess super-
lor qualities of excellence. Lake all other
things about the Clayton House. the billiard
saloon II strictly first class and those Who wonld
eujoy pleasant game should drop in there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

PEoFLE are nn1ing ou; how exceedingly cheap
'hey can now get china, giasa, and q1eensware a,
den rInardia'A The opportunity 'or bargains there
2 y 5 I.p.hs y as ~. D. VII c.Ose ous il a short
tine, as iI= VIII qlit TIA bus ness
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
Pedestri.Ds move vi,b , NM. vv.,, -.

Pedestrians move with more lively gait
Pour days have actually passed and Coates
Vile reports no accident
Proposals. are invited elsewhere for covering
With shingles the roof Of city mill No. 2
A meeting OF the Householder Association
VII be held at Esq. AcCAullsys ofice at ~
ocloek this evening.
Look on the second page for the announce
rnent Of ". =. Babcoek 4 Co., prominent mer-
chants on Market street. These gentlemen
generally do what they promise.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
ciTV ITEns.

FE Yos can and the needfai article IL great Va
risiy e sls AaEkst szrest1 doors osiOw Fourth. WIN
II. Baboock 3 Co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
A Do.e In Ttmss A..

4 Dose 10 T1me,7 de
"a stitch in time saves nlne,- II is eqaa'ly Ger.
tain ,1ai dose Of healthy tonic llk4 Hosver,er's
stomach Biiters taken al MS nlc.ement season Of
the yea may save anE an unpleasant tztuge A
dose. however, is not Sufficient The system saouid
BE- thoroughly charged stta this genial yegetaTis
sun u!ahi and inYlxCranL Commence taEing n
with tne commencement Of the at6osnts n
On -nges Which Distinguish tas winter from he An
tlinu Ihertby yDu ~ agoi1 those distur5apf -
q We digestive and Sec etiYe lTKana. and taose
pAln'ai diseases Of the muscles aud the nerves n
sensation, which often Fender period Of the wear
Hhhl should be the meruest, . asOn OF pensnce
regularity Th!en his e1hAaratilg res traffye in
parLs 70 the most imBor ans uEctlons OF he Dody
renoef II an invaluable remedy tor nervous debIItg
lhteFInltt-nt fe,eTs. 49, @NN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

NOrlcE-I, joseph PullneF 10 hereby give no
~ uce tlst stAl apply 70 toe judges # the
| Colrt Of General Sessions OF tie Peace ana jan
Delivery oi the SAT- Of D-aEafe, N and for the
Lo1nts Of New Caste, on " nday the lT;h day Of
Nofemoer, A D., ls's - Oeinz the st day Of the
November Term - for License 10 ksep an Inn,
fsvtth, % hs'a1r4hi, Tor le sale 0 spi It IL
qa1rA Al Market stree. in the 4,h ard In the
City Of lnlRst n, and The i1i wing freehaIdeFs
residing ID std Ward rec mInend the said Appaica-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29

Study economy by Rst ing Tel-m7de winter
cl h.lg made 70 order a, Bay ne opL oste CIV ha
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Raars.d Hesrs.
nlrEs MIvH wImIrsrpz.


p Es. Y~t=i2 Ls A H; I2ss ssJ P. =.
- fsasdsisZsz-I,zs zes. sie. IasS 1ss. A.
n; l121, 2ss, As, q. IS iass, P. h. saadays,
Las A. n: asa "a. iesa p 4.
~ BatflsFs.-12 - aes. i0.G3 A n; La, Ia
$50 I.lo p. ~ Sundeya. II 81, 9os A. n.
kE HaaAfHsfoR.-i2s -, 8 es A II La g. IIa
P. y Sandsyz. i154 g A. N
~ Delaaa1s n R-i7l5d, 1910 A n; as P. II.
No sunday trzfna- :
= !ss oasz-lsza IaBA- NILS, ess sss
P. \. No Sunday trAIna
~ EeF1tastsa 4 EsafiaT r. R-kso A H;
SCI. oe y. san1sya. SIS A. Il, ffAe lssser tE0
co not run beyond Coat sEile.)
- HaMts9tos 4 Eesten r Rio 30 A n SIS
?. NJ NO Sunday TrAinA
RRAn9 AzzIvE At EuAnsGruz,
~ n Fes fssE--LsJA- n; liz. 5.0s P. Il. Sun
Fron fhladegg gksa.-1syE1, 8, ssa. as A. Il;
lse9 \; l1s2s ia s,4s. ais, 6sJ, G.6Q slA 10 IS
T. n SaDdayA, iLt2 i1sz, 10.G5 A n: lsss r n
kFoua foFf lSpe=l4-s-o4 A. -. Ne eanday tTAln-
fsoEa BGLsiHoge.-l-lo. -. iG-5 A n i4I9 AZ,
10 4 7. d. s1baAys. 1-lo. l.7S A Il: ie14 P. ".
fIsA sasAiA9sSA-l-le, l5 A y IAif. -.
l0.A p. NJ Sundays. Lilo, / Is A. n l1ia p. ~
FSoa DslaraTs Il R-i0.i5 A n G4a, ss6 P. Il
No Sunday trains.
From SEES caetis -sNe, l0.iA'A N: A4a as
- z. n. No S1nday trafns
Nm BnHtHgtOa q Eead ilsg r. R-sis. lf.sO A.
$50 Z. - Sundays 6.tGP. II. ffhe Sis A n.
onYl =
?. n No eunday Trains.
LzATE PHILADELPHIA PoR vuxHsToE
1a4l, 100, $40. iO-s8 4. n; iaeo l.; lals sso
o. sis, 400, -as. 80, lid P. 4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
TEE EsEsnsker q Hnnluytor-Buxoaum.

>, GssTs furnishing goods caa be had at DewOrs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
3ezFAse.

D0ARDTSG-ROoms 81 the " oofnsF Of
oetzs-u EIGHTH AND WEST BIS.
D0ARDIEG -vGry desirable spaEtmsna 70 Lei
Ms. p A. TOwRSENDE,
oetAu sc Mar IS Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-29
Eiftnst applications.

NOIlCk II. GssEgs Whifaeid, % hereby give
ootlee tA@t shs1 sppy 70 the Iadzas o. the
oaIt q oeaefAl Se1a Of the Peace and Jan d.
lveIy o. ne STATE Of Delaware, is and for ne
Soanty oz New Castle, o. EondsT, the i'm dnT Of
semnefs A. D. 1873 - bel 2 the arss day Of Now
saees Iefm-fgF ice - 70 keep a inn Or Tavern
ka1sn - me kAeie Hstel- situated IN scaooi =
Hi1 10. - Mes Castle CoaHtF, o. the s0afhS n
tlde OF peaausre street in the town OF Seu astls
Codnfy and stste afsTesaid: the foIlowfuR nam y
sllst@nn ! ne iders ftcomH ending the same;
ferdiaa nd Leckief, VI Am HeroerS
David BOuldfa, Jsyes Wiimot
y. n. CleaFeF, Eflliara nolsehasn.ker
=. ". CeAter L n. kaeP,
= iAlam NJ Cann DsFid Ussis
Giss LAiaosoas joei PedTcL. octSq q
George Jansier,
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New York Notes.

WANTS HIS BAOK PAY.
NEW YORK, July f0.-The paintings in the
Governors room in the City Hal are tvertised
for sale - 9t.siy judgment for s14,f % for
..'ary OBJ III against the city by Judge Nc
Gr'-e.
ON THE AEEIvAL OF THE WASHINGTON TRAIN
of the Pennsylvania railroad yesterday, two
officials we've arrested, suppos ID - be in cJmbi
nation v IN the conductors and gatekcspers to
rob the company by failing to Cancel and r.
selling Pr senger tickets.
THE GOODRICH TRAGEDY-ARREsT OF AMY q.
On Thursday evening the woman know in
connection with the Goodrich tragedy as X lie
Stoddard, Amy Stone, Snow, and Amy q, VI =
srrested at Fulton ferry, Brooklyn. She de-
GIN thus far to converse With the police on
the subject OF the tragedy.
YOUNG wALwoRTH's BASE BALL SUIT.
His mother, who with basket o. flowers was
on the same train, met young Walworth at Sing
Sing yesterday and took final leave of him.
The latter kept up bis spirits and freely con-
versed with the lockers on, and upon receiving
his "striped suit'' jottngly remarked, "I look
enter the shoe shop to-day in order to learn
sufficient to become chief clerk in the stock de-
par .ment.
THErE WERE THIRTEEN BIDS
ior cove nment gold to-day, aggregatiny g.
1896 0, at from 1l6 to 115.72.
ANOTHER coy KILLED.
While the Emerald Association OF Greenpoint
were Pr ssfng through the streets Of that place
yesterday, on their return from pic-pic, DIS
turbarces occurred, and a large stone, tbrow a
by boy aged eighteen at man, Academia lily
slI n ihu unu~u hcclNs az Dlnc, CT'sulug
his sAull and causing aeath. The slayer es'
capped.
THE MEETING OF THE ERIE DIRycrors,
called FOR to-day for the election Of officers, was
not held, no quorrm being present. A meeting
Is called Tor the 18th.
THE sLooP OF WAR BROOKLYN
arrived here to-day from Bermuda.
TUE GOVERNMENT SOLD
81 0Co,C 90 gold at from 1851 to 1872.
ONE LION OF GOLD
is being put up for shipment per SasIrd US
steamers
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The Trial Of Capt. Jack q Go.

CHARGES OF MURDER PEBFEREKp.
The military commission met at Fort Kla-
math yesterday morning, and proceeded to the
trial of Captain Jack, Schonchin, Boston
Charley, Black Jim, Slatuck and Barnaclo,
implicated in the Candy massacre. The follow
ing are the charges against them:
Charge first: Murder. in violation OF the laws
OF war. First specification: That they, the In
diaps known as Captain Jack, Schonehin, Boz
ton Charley, Black Jim, Slatuck and B arnaclo
members OF certain band of Indians known
as the Modoc band of Indians, which said band
including the Indians above named, was, at the
time and place hereinafter alleged, engaged in
open and fragrant war with the United States
under command of Captain Jack, did, as repre-
sentatlves of said Modoc band, meet under q
Brigadier General E. r. s. Candy, U. s. A.,
commanding the military department of Co
lumbia, and certain peace commit sioners on
the part Of the United States, e. Thomas, A.
B. Meacham and L. s. Dyer, cit, zens of The
United States, all representing the government
of the United States, for the agreed purpose OF
discussing and arranging terms upon winch the
host,lities existing between the United States
and said band of Indians mi ght cease, did Their,
fore, in wanton violation or the sacred cher-
a. Ter OF the flag of truce, under the laws o.
war, will,ully, Ieloniously ard with malice
afore thought, murder Brig. Gen. c .nby net
the lava b DIS, situated near TUle lake, III the
state of California, with in the territory of the
United States, on the 18th day of April, A. ID.
1873. The second specification is very nearly
a copy of the above, except that the name o.
DIR. Thomas Is substituted. Charge second-
Assault with intent to kin A. B. Me Cham and
l.. s. Dyar.
Three witnesses have been examined-T. F.
Riddle, his Ind ian woman Toby and l.. d. Dyar.
Gen. Candy, schorchin MT. Meacham, Boston
Charley DIR. Thomas, and that Hooker Jim
tried to kill L. s. Dyar; also, that B.archo
knocked her downw tn a gun ard tai d 20 take
her horse. The Lost River mprderers will not
be brought before the commission for trial. IL
IS suppo cd these murderers will be tdrned over
by Major Curtis to the authorities of Jack IN
county, Oregon, for al.
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From Europe To-day.

CAPTURE OF TOW BY cAaLIsrs.
madrid, July 10.-The Carl 9 have cap
tired the town o. . IN Gu ., in tn provin e
of Nav. ire, twen give miles south st of
Pampeluna, and sho re tax "1llector.
THE TICBBORNR TRIAL.
LONDON, July 10--The lse for the prosecu-
ton against the T.chborne claimant cio,cd to-
day, and the rial was fajourn until tIe 2ist
IL {.
CHOLERA AT BREsLAU.
BERLIN, Ju'y 10.-A d'sr atch from Br; slau
says iolent ~ re OF cholera has appc " 4 in
that CITY. THIS az there have been eli ght IN
cases, iorIt- IN of which proved lat i. In tue
town OF Lautenburg eight pcrs ons weres -lcken
ENGLISH CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED
STATS
LONDON, July 10.-An adv w. 'sement appears
in he Tins this morning calling meeting of
all persons who have claims against ~ United
States which arose after the terminal dase fixed
by the treaty of Washington, for the purpose of
IA ing joint action for the advancement of
thei- inter "a.
TURKEY LOOKING AFTER HER INrRRE-Ts
LONDON, July 10.-It is stlf that eight
Turkish men oi-war are on their way 70 Suma-
ira to watch over the Interests of the Sul. an on
that island.
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where Are the Cheyeuue,.

AN INTERESTING CoSUNDRUM FOR skrTLKRs.
ST. Louis, July 1o.-Mr. j. Golden, who has
BPrrett in surveying the Cheyenne aud Arapa-
hoe Indian reservations, has arrived here from
the CHEYENNE agency. one hundred miles north
OF Fort Sill. in the Indian territory. He says
that the work Is abort twO-thtrds completed
He a. o reports nat the Cheyenne Indians
alter celebrating Their medicine festivities
10 do which they ,e-t their reservation,
started fer the Antelol bills. 1t is not known
where they win tp-n up, but their agent does
not Scem to appreb end any trouble. There
were SIS it iges of them. One band of Chey-
main BARD, and rems. IN at the agency. The
Arapehoes, under Little Raven, Powder Face
Yellow Gear and Big Mouth, numbering 45O
lodg s; ere on their reservation and are peace
able. 1t is said they will defend the whites
against the Cheyennes should the latter make
an attack.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afterneon's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
The Steamer City Of Washtngtou.
A PAssENGRR SAYS THE WRECK WAS OWING tt

A fAsskNskR SAYS TIE WRECK WAS OWING TO
CRIMINAL CARBLEssNEss.
NEW YORK, July 10.-A i've column state
meut OF q City of Washington passenger
charges that the loss Of the steamer is due TO
r'uinpt csrelessncss of the officers and crew,
ard that they just barely escaped beng en-
guifcd. He rays the lead was never hove oace.
and TO one he'd any idea where the ship WAS
He frequently warned the chief officer that he
was running too lar northward and adj ised him
to run down hundred miles or so to the SOUTH
ward 70 get fhe sun ard see where they were.
H.s advice was rudely declred. The second
officer 1 believe conceded in this view. No
sight was taken In seven days, notwithstand-
ing the vessel was going through the heavy fog
at the rate of twelve or thirteen knots an hour
Had she struck at night she would have gone
down, or had she gone TO the right or lett two
bundled yards, she would have struck either
loss of lie or ensuod TSe saloon snS psss1
gers were mostly chatting or playing cards,
when, at half-past one p. m, the ship
went ,ull speed on Gull Rock Shoii. She gave
two slight luruhes and a tremendous tire NOR ran
b ough her. No one had the smallest idea
where the ship was. After the lapNe of a half
an hour OF terrible con- son. tire cannon fir Mt,
fog foiDs blowing, epd women aud childue
s1rieking, sailor criSd: 81 hear q human
voice." death-'ike silence followed, aud slon
two brave men, Cornelius Swanbury and VIM.
Ferguson, wfo had put out from shore in a
small boat, CT ubcd up the side of the ship. The
latter had risen rom a sick bcd. The work of
d'sembarking Immediately commenced urder
their guidance, with the three ships boats. an
~ tuC VI luc isuuct,
with Ratchet in hand, threatening to Gu
down any man who tried TO get into the boats
before the women. Meanwhile the humping
and scraping OF the stern poyt and rudder con-
tinu' ' arousing fears lest the ship would break
in two. The Storage passengers, however,
remained remarkably quiet, and no at mpt to
rush was made. Some of the women displayed
great presence of mind and herOism, sit ng
quiet till called upon to disembAk. A Young
Irish girl came and as Ted the narrator whether
she should ever see Castle Garden at all. On
m NIL zha AL
Ulster coat around her and gave him a kiss
and descended to a snail bo.t. Once all on
shore the Germans and Fins gathered in one
group and the Irish in another. All the neigh
boring barns and Outhouses were soon occupied.
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wall 81 -Oef Tn-Slav

NEW YORK, July 10.-An the sales Of gold
h mere have boen ct li5$axsx. the presentpri"s
800 per cent. for carrying. Foreign exchange
Is ma Mt Ind at 10sxax for prime sixty day
soerling, ard l104ax for demand. Money con-
.lnues e2sy ct 3a6 ON call, and at Cal for prime
fhol date. Commercial paper, with time loans
ecvred by collateral, at or below for any Pc
iiod not extending beyond the end Of the yer.
to the market. In outhern state bond the
Only sale at the board was 1000 Missouri Ss.
A:tpibel and ST. Joseph issspe, at 81 cash. In
TIE stock market, which continues arm, the
itsl Lake. Shore, Eris, Nor, hWestern, Rock
leland, and Union Paci6c, win more doing,
Tee, ~ Hannibal spd ST. Joseph. Small sales
q Lax Shore have been made, ex-dividsnd Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Guard against Cholera.


II II we'll known that If proper remedy Is instsn
tar eously tax en- in Of AsAtc Cholera,
Cholera MOrbus kindred plants, tn patient is
much relieved and IL pens not unfreausntly that
such timely dsees prove Of incxlculable service In
ultimate cure. / do not wish to be understood as
advising not to call in physician at the earliest
possible moment, such q course is impsr ely
necessary; but semetimes physician can not be mad
~ moments notice, and Ii Is for such cases that
We row prepare EATTAN'S CHOLERA SPECIFY
~, q strong, active, and efficient remedy, calcu
lated for such hr stated and which every
well Conducted family should have on hand or i'm
mediately procure. During 1855, while the cholera
was raging quite severely in Brooklyn, N. T., was
employ ed there, and il was found that this Specific
did great service, being much better than Sluibbs'
Mixture and sun Cholera Cure, both of which were
tried. 1t will also give immediate relief and cure
Cholera Morbus, Cello, Cramps, Dysentary, Diar-
rhea. and all disorders usual at this season. Full
directions accompany each vial.
To be had only ~
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
Jes-r Corner of ID and streets northwest.
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best In the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
t1ns, no disappointment harmless, reliable, instan
taneous black or brown; ct all druggists, and is
Bond street, New York. f3-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10
The Arctic VOvaue

Yeaterday was q busy dav ior those engaged
IN the preparation OF the TIsfess for her Arctic
voyage. In the morning, Lieut.. White, the ex-
Ccutive officer of the steamer, repaired 70 the
receiving ship, where from fifty to sixty old and
weather-beate tars of long and varied expe-
rience in the service were assembled. APP
preaching them the lieutenant said, 80 Now, nv
lads, who volunteers to 60 into the ice with
re?' The response was almost unanimous,
nearly all of the men quickly springing forward
with an eager "Aye, aye, SIR" Lieut.. White
selected thirty OF the best and mostexperenced
men, a, these, with the eleven officers whose
name have been previously published, com
prize the full complement of the Tigress. The
vcs ell will carry $50 tons of the best coal which,
as she Is supposed to consume only seven tons
day,wii be sufficient until she reaches st. Johns,
where, II necessary, more can be taken on board.
BY this evening all the supplies will have been
shipped. The provisions are composed princi-
pdlly of pork and fatty matter, which, cont Ain
ing more carbon than beef, is better suited 70.
the purpose. A large quantity o. pemmicaA, a
kind of dried beef, is to be taken, however and
canrcd vegetables and dried fruits will aiSo be
Included. Lieut. W nite informed Tribune re-
porter that the total amount of provisions CIR
ricd were ra, ors for forty men for two years;
"for," said he, "although we do not expect to
be gone that length Of time, We will have thir-
teen hungry mouths to fill when we find the
Polaris." The officers of the Tigress appeI- { }
entertain no doubt Of their ability to lind the
Inflated ship, and speak in most confident
terms of returning with Capt. Budd ne IN and
his unfortunate compaDiors. The fIgtc IS
announced to sail positively on SAturday.-N.
Y. Tribune, 9th.