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Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

The Commercial complained of us on
Monday because we suggested that the
President ought to put an end to the Ar
kansas nuisance and quiet the Guberna-
iorial riot in that State. On Tuesday il
said that Brooks and Baxter. too, oughl
TO be compelled to submit to the PROPOSE
tion Of the President. and ended its re.
marks by saying, at is quite time thu
lsst Of those BIS was whipped"
Evidently H. j., wants to do all tn
kault6nding with the President himself
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

AN APPEAL FROM THE SoUTHwEsT-Ns
Terrible Nceds.-At this distance people
have read and wondered at the accounts
of the great food in the Mississippi river,
and its destructive effects in the overflow
of vast territories along its banks, sub
merging plantations, drowning cattle, and
driving off populations. But if We are to
Judge from the astounding statements put
forth in a "new appeal now made to the
people of the United States, we have had
no adequate conception in this part Of tho
country heretofore of the terrible destruc-
tion and distress that have ensued, and of
the vast amount of relief that must yet be
afforded According to this 'new appeal
the food has covered an area equal to that
of large State. One hundred and forty
thousand people have been driven out by
the waters, and possess no supplies Of any
kind whatever. Most Of the lands will be
unfit for crops and two late for cultivation
this year. The question is how these one
hundred and forty thousand people are t,
be subsisted and transported, sheltered
housed, and supplied with utensils fol
household uses, and implements for farm.
ing and planting for the next four months
and maybe much longer? New Orlean
papers estimate the districts and peopl
flooded out as follows: Louisiana, IA .00
square miles under water, 75.100 people
mostly sugar and cotton producers; Mis-
sissippi, 5000 square miles submerged
20, 500 people (; Arkansas, 1000 squar
miles. 81 500 people; Missouri. 500
square miles, 5000 people. Many {
these items. especially from Arkansas an
Missouri, are probably far too small. On
hundred and forty-two thousand FIVE hur
dred people is considered an estimate er
tirely within bounds Of the number Of pc,
pie embraced in this vast affection.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16
Registers Order.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle County, April 9Th, 1874.
TIpon the application of ROBERT G. FRAlM,
~ Executor of SAMUEL SEGARS, late Of st.
Georges Hundred in said County, deceased, 1t is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid, give notice of the granting
of Letters Testamentary upon the Estate Of
the deceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters in six Of
the NEST public places Of the County OF New Cas-
tle requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such Ease made and proyid-
ed. And also cause the same to be inserted with
In the same period in the MIDDLErowN TRANS.
cRIpT, newspaper published in Middletown, and
to be continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal Of OF
flee of the Register aforesaid, at New
n .. Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid
the day and year above written.
B. GIBBS, Register.
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, March l7th, 1874.
Upon the application Of Martin I. Walker, Ad-
ministrator of Ward S. Vaudegrift late OF st.
Georges Hundred in said County, deceased: it is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice Of the grant
ing OF Letters of Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting Thereof!
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters, in six o
the most pnhlc places of the County of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate 10 present the same, or abide by au
Act Of Assembly in suck case made and provided
And also cause the same to lie inserted within
the same period in the MIDDLErowN TnANscnlPr
a newspaper published in Midd.etown, and to b'
continued therein two months.
Given under the hand ana Seal o
,, Office of the Register aforesaid, al New
! l.. S Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid
l~-) the day and year above written.
b. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

State Of Delaware, County Of New Castle, ss:
/, John R. Hall, Cashier of The Citizens Ma
tional Bank, of Middletown, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true, to the best Of
my knowledge and belief.
j. R. HALL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9th
day of May, 1874.
J.B. CLARKSON, MP.
HENRY CLAYTON)
Correct-Attest J. A. REYNOLDS, Directors
B. 7. BIGGS,
Hay l6-lw.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16
Democratic County Meeting.

u acc0rdaRse with ,ime-honored usage, .
n.suting of the Democratic Party Of New Castle
tounty will be held al New Castle, on
SATURDAY. JUNE 9th.
a. o'clock, ?. NJ, for the purpose Of designat-
Ing the time for holding the Nomination Elec-
tion for sheriff and Coroner, appointing the
judges 10 hold the same, and organizing for the
ensuing Campaign. Believing that time y only
demonstrating that adherence to the cardinal
principles Of the Democratic faith is necessary to
The successful operation uf constitutional govern
Nssnt, We cordially invite all who are in favor OF
Local Self-Governmcnt Of the maintenance Of
the limitations imposed upon the power of Con-
gress and the Executive by the Federal Constitu-
tion, Of a sound currency, and economical ad-
n,inistrAtion Of the State and National Govern
ments, and who desire TO prevent and avert in
our own State the deplorablc consequences that
have followed Radical asceudency in the pros
trate States OF the South to meet with US, and
aid 10 by their presence and counsels.
By order Of the Executive Committee,
GEORGE GRAY, Chairman.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16
NelJ advertisements.

DERSONAL--sfths The gentlemen who called Al
L my store on Tuesday afternoon, May ~, ac-
companied by little dog, will call again he will
confer favor, a. have business Of importancs
with him. s. N. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate Of
the deceased must present the same duly attested
to the Executor on or before April 9Th, 1875, or
abide the Act of Assembly in snch case made
and provided. R. G. FRAN, EXECUTOR.
ApDREss--7O0 French Street, Wilmington, Del.
Apr llth-2mos
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

DERS0NAL.--ifthe The young lady from Middle
4 fown who left Philadslphia on the BIB p.
n, trails 1asl Seinsday Nay oh, Eill end her
611&1M d 81 n. EssmaFe, Chester PA. tthe gen
M rlsco, ~ &ilI coalkr upon Mn : crest 81
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IS .ss:.E 1ssEsp f. CENTENNIAL

GAZEIIEER UNITED STATES.
No book has ever been published Of such uni
versal interest to the American people. 1t appeals
to no particular class Alone but to all classes; to
men and women Of all professions, ,creeds, occupa-
tions and political opinions--to Farmers, Law
yers, Business Men, Mechanics, Physicians, Polit-
clans, Teachers, Students, Manufacturers, Sales
men, men Of learning and men who can only read,
10 old and young. All want it as book Of con-
slant reference, and to preserve for their children
and chldren's children as the only complete and
reliable work, showing the gigantic results of
The First One Hundred Years Of the Great-
est Rpeublic tho World Ever saw.
II is not luxury but necessity to every we'll
informed American citizen. Agents make Sl00
to $500 per month. Send for circular. ZEIGLER
McCURDY, Philadelphia, Pa. mayls-4t
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

5Is1lsS a.. y = szpr.ss train
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

uDsYCHOMANCY. or Soul Charming. /. How
j either uex may fhseinste and gain The AZ
fsctions u any person they Choose instantly.
This simple, mental requirement All can possess
ftse, b. mail, for 25c. together with merrleGe
eujde, Eey6tia 0racle, DRAINS, Hiuts q LAdlee
Ess & ss'. e 81 g AS ass;sss ~ sss ~; e
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REPORT

Msddietown Dslaware, at the close Of business on
May lat, 1874.
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geaister' : Orders.
Registers Order.


REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, May 4th, 1874.
TTpon the application Of Manlove D. Wilson,
u Administrator of Mark D. Wilson, late Of
Appoouinimink Hundred in said County, decd,
il Is ordered aud directed BY the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid, give notice Of the
granting Of Letters Of Administration upon the
Estate Of the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, BY causing adversisements to be posted,
wishiu forty days from the date Of such Letters,
4 Of the most public places Of the County Of
M Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same, or abide
by an Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided And also cause the same to be insert
ed, within the same period, in the MlDpLErows
TRAxscRIrT newspaper published in Middletown
and to be continued therein two months.
- Given under the hand and Senl Of Office
Dof the Register aforesaid, at New Castle
in New Castle County aforesaid, the day and
year above written. B. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having Claims against
the Estate Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrator on or before
May 4,h, 1875, or abide an Acl Of Assembly In
such case made and provided.
MANLOvE D. WILSON,
Administrator
ApDREss-Middletown, Del. may s-2m.
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N OTlC E.

All persons having claims against the Estate
of the deceased must present the same duly at
tested to the Administrator on or before March
nth, 1875, or abide the Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided. 0s
MARTIN E. WALKER, Admins traitor.
mar 2l-2m Address-Middletown Del
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16
REPORT

REPORT
Ofthe Condition Of the Ncw Castle County National
Bank Of Odessa, at the close Of business on the
Ia day Of May, 1874.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

Mr.. Townsends application was granted, as it
ought to have been and, mirabile dictu immedi-
ately the Rec. Mr.. Prettyman and The Attorney for
the remonstrants publicly congratulated him upon
his successl Was this consistent (2) act the result
of +" sober second thought"
Excuse mis- takes as l have written currcnte
colamo. MORE ANON.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

This Sewing Machine gives the best satisfaction
to the user, is paid for most readily, and is the
best Of all to SELL If there is no Domestic
Agent in your town, apply TO DOMESTIC s. NJ.
CO, New York. my l6--4t
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
LECTURES md MEETINGS.

The annual election of the New York Board
OF Fire Underwriters Will be held to-day at Ioeuls
of the Board. at No. l5C Broadway The following ere
the nominations:
D. L. Head Insurance Comp suy for ICE,
President, r. J. lhoIo Of Eabe las1nne conpa,y ior Score
tary Nhsin w nlayi Tor Assa1, Seor,y JOAN ~ Iomu
Mcdonald : waleOi' Henry A. o9sey John d CoeAs 2 L
1hofntA, J. A Ale1antei Stephen ClOweL
Mrs. Clemence 5. Lozier, H. d.. gave a re-
cepon last Saturday Afternoon The delegates to the
Woman's Suffrage Convention, at her residence No SCI
West ntyfourth-st. Among those present were Miss
Susan Il. Anthony, Mrs. Lille DcFercuxi Blaze Mrs.
Spencer OF Wellington Mrs. DT. Nix, Mrs EruestIne l.
newly elected President of the Association; Mr. f.
Iialieck, and Mrs. L. Phelps. lss Anthony read
communications nom California. Mll llLicau, aud ONO
relative TO the condition OF the WOmdu's rights
in those states She also exbined number of period
reals which published III different part, OF East
and Mest, am are c0ndu tea by women 10 tho
OF women Tho continued existence OF these thought
the best proof OF the Association progress.
The anniversary of the Cuiidreus American
Church Missionary Society Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church was ceebratedn SloiHwdy Hal ast Saturday
afternoon The children OF the SuudayschOos connected
with that church in this city present large NUN
bers, with their teachers. o1 ne Platform were the
represents the M.sICHaIy sCcety mere; the Rev u.
Society, aud the Rev Dr. Palma rector Of the Spanish
Church OF St JasO III tins city Ater devotional
cses usual 10 such occasions performed Dr. Tlug
spoke 10 tho children in words comprehensive TO the
Youngest on tGG object and deeds OF the society Dr.
said few words.
The Workingmens Central Council held a
meeting last evening al Munznger Han The principal
business OF the meeting the confirmation o. the
nomination of speakers for the mass meeting TO take
place tonight at the Cooper Institute The following is
the list OF speakers IN the order in which they viii speak
C. Osborne Ward Of the Central Council aud MachiDst,
and bdc ksniiIs Robert BIsselt. TIrner Hall CJuyeu-
ton; William eastman, Tdilors' Central Body; Tbro
T. TOmusOn, Industrial Association: Patrick Cnyle
Plumbers Protective Union Mr. HomrighauseD Cam.
netmakers' aud Turner Han Convention: Mr. Flgan
Iron MoUlders' Union; Conrad Kuhn Turner Hail Con,
yentoni Mr. Careay, Industrial Association; john
Ennis Tue French labor organizations had sent U
the name OF their representative. Tie COlOred Work
lDgInens Association aud Female Operatives Unions
had been invited To take part III tine meeting and appoint
speakers, but no names had been given the meeting
Will begin at y. ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
TIE BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

ONE HUNDRED BUILDINGS SUPPOSED 10 HAVE RPM
SWEPT AwAY-THE LOSS IN THE SEVERAL TOWNS
-THE NAMES OF THE OWNERS OF 10 OF THE DE-
STROYED BUILDINGS.
1t Is estimated that at least 100 buildings
were swept away by the waters in Williamsburg Skin
DersvIe, Haydensv.lIe,,aud Leeds The names of the
owners OF 70 Of the buildings given In the suboned
2ists. Among the factories saved the wooden mill
of H. l. James at Wlliamsown, and the Hayden Cotton
Mil VIM. SINNERS residence, also saved was badly
damaged:
WILLIAMSBURG.
AT Williamsburg "A buildings, mostly dwelling houses
and ore tannery were swept away. With exception
of the aunery the names OF the the buildings
are given below. Alexander Roberts an engineer ON
The New haven and Northampton Railroad, whose
house was de uroyed had left the first train from
6ew.Haven in the morning:
Adams Hitc ,Ncock grain milD
Adams, ID. Wrght
Atkinson, Mr.
Birmingham, Henry
Burke, Michael.
Chandler, Edgar.
Emgrane, Mr..
EaIne, Mr..
james, II, L. twoolen mill apd two bouses).
johnson, DR.. T.. NJ.
Kingsley, Edridge G..
kingsley Eldridge g., jr.
MCGOWAN, Mr.
Reynolds. Thomas.
Reynolds Michael (2).
Roberts Alexander
Ryan, Thomas
sPeiman, o. @. (button factory.
fAton, II. Ii.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
AN APPEAL FOR HELP.

AN APPEAL FOR HELP.
To me Edttor Of The Tr1bune.
SIR: Please urge the people to open sub
scripton for the Williamsburg. Mass. sufferers. am
going up tonight TO do what can for them. 1t is my
native town. and my mother and family are swept
away shall stay to distribute funds among the most
needy Collect and send me all you Telegraph
me what you can send aud how. Direct TO me az Will
liamsburg, Mass or at Northampton, OF W F. Ar
mold. For Gods sake, help the suffering HundIeus
are without FOOD OF house. Yours for humanity,
j. l.. SNOW.
No. 64s Broddicav. Neic- York, May II, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,

Brfroort House-Gen Robert G.. Schenck, L. $, Min
lister gland and Gov u. r. Lewis Of Alabama HnaH Hoa
SensOr John Jones Of Ne'ds Senator sague oi hh
and Baron D0blhof Of vienna tis no
r. W. Hitchcock Of Nebraska ana the Hon Is w f
NJ Of Massachusetts, YORK HOk barrett the "
tnh Hck-rhe Hon John Lynch OF ana
e MAyo K NJ Bishop Cincinnati hetropOhan Hokt-bf'Cn
sressmsn i n Rice Of Maine ST. Nicholas Hot-ChsfJ1sde
Waite T. s. Supreme Court Surbtdr Hou- -I na{0
Prank MeCopnn Of San Francisco G<asda HOe-Cpt M W.
Keogh u \ Army Clarendon H0ioi-Enho Benari Minister for
Ncs,,gna AZ Hoiel-kr Lieut. Gov. A. H.
CsrIner Of GTaxd Central Ho-Posmaer George j.
Rrna Of
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
THR METHODIST EpIscopAL coNrERENcE.

LOUISVILLE, May 17.-In the General Con-
ference ON Saturday the Committee Ep!scopacy made
long report The Committee had carefully reviewed
the lives OF the bishops, by one the last four
years, and found them blameoss and recommended
that the conference take action the same
which was adopted. Bishop DOegett expressed the
thanks OF the body. Iney had passed through
uOn War eOuice OF qualification. The Committee
recommended tlle adoption Of the following resolution
EoSohed lhsi We do MOI
additional e.hoPs ou that The present bishops distribute
sbOr 10
s!pp. RIVER tsJr ally q Iezas C4Iioais
AfeI du ah!h@Ied dEeasit2n Ie !ePQlt WRs ea2gtca.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
Thaver, Edwin.
Ward, Jerry,
sKlNNERSvILLE.

RkINNFRSV1iJF,
Sixteen dwelling houses, a grocery, and s'h-'
tory were swept away OF shinnersyine. iney "0''
owned as follows:
Bartlett. Thaddeus.
COgan John.
skinner. Thomas. ,o ,o,.osl
skinner, william tsilk MIA a"u - "
Wait, :. X. grocery.
Wresley, Mrs.
Twentv. .four houses were des'rofou w ~ I'm
Including five dwelling houses peio" ."o 49, ,.,,,
widoy Payson had Just exchanged ner houso 'oi a,,
g., wostbampton and left the town on WooncSu"S N
owner of il was going 10 CaiIlorh'a, M" "'"
nearly nil hs property The names OF tho o"es Va 'o
ve honses peow the cotton mills are not gwen; 'ho
owners Of the others as follows:
Breckingrdge. James. ,,
Cartier Robert (carriage and blacksmith shopl'
diamond Tobacco WORKS.
Graves. Deacon Item.
Hayden, Capt. Joseph.
HAYDEN Gere q Co. (brass woTks).
HaJ densye Savings Bank.
Hill, Jacob
HIllman, jerome.
Hillman, DIR. X. s.
Ives Mrs Deacon Thomas.
kapnnger, Christian.
Loomis. Luther (bain).
Miller, Major Cyrus.
Miller, Edwin.
Page. Joseph.
Payson, Widow.
Penshop tenement house.
Sharp, E., tinWare store.
In Leeds eight buildings owned follows, were de-
stroyed:
Crtchlow. A. p, two button factories.
Nonotuck silk Factory and boarding house.
Warner Geo. P outton factory and three tenenents'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
SURRENDER OF BEooKss FORCES IN ARKANSAS.

SURRENDER OF BROOKs's FORCES ~ ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 17.-Both Houses
passed on Saturday the providing for the assembling
OF "A Constitutional Convention on Jay Ia Tie House
declared All offices vacant whero the officials have not
come forward aud taken their places
Ine BlOOas's forces surrendered to-day. All the
Brooks men will he sent home without mOlesation.
Bakers forces viii disbanded rapidly the pub
nc peace VIII allow.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
HOME NEWS.

r.xsyoxrrua, YESTERDAY. At Hupsurs IN SsoaD"A'
go, Koou-64' na-7s' h"At
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL pRPARIMhS, ,o-,
IrrrAcr ron rHs whxh ras,soxsrnr Degree
sARosErsh snpI5 N..n..............,... .820 O
Mean. M.y 20 4O3 Mar Sp May TO-. 800
sa s AZ a. m MAJ i6 ~ 726 Minimum s5 m Nay l2a00
ofi
Nav lS-Rsn from p <12P amount o rater. 20 men
May l8-Rsin m. TO amount OF 1a'G 30 men
Total amount OF for the week LA lloh
Distance uaveled By tie dunng uesk ,tss miles
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
LONG ISLAND.

RIvERIIEAD.-The adjoarncd term of the
sunUk County Court OF Orer and Termlncr Justice Tap
pen presiding VIII convene to- lay, and VIII probably
remain session several dsys. Iae petit jurors dra In
for tue regular term, wei as extra panel of 100
viii have to III II thought tliac the
frst trial called will be thai Of August Kellerman. for
he mdrer Of Andrew Mule. ~ B.cs!au ana that this
Wal be followed by that Of ~. George 3 B!nks and
Royal sgmms for riot aud aud battery in the
Kelsey case There is no probability that the trial OF
sammi, for completely in kes,y's disappearance Will
come on this term, the question is not vet
definitely defded. Il. W. DJwDing district Attprucy
o Queens Comfy Is retained for the dccns" in the riot
case .ua will Of associated with CIari-. W. Brooke OF
New-ycrk IH the defense oi kclleTUtu MoSsrS Foulke
aud MOiocsay German law! ers OF NcwYOrk have been
retained, viii he associated witn Hessrs. Smith aud
siau1aga.
ORIENT-Thc only observance OF Decoration Dav on
the end OF the island viii be held In this village
an address VIII be delivered IN the Methodist Episcopal
Church by the Rev. H. f. Reeve or PdtchOgue after
which procession Will form aud march 10 the mOnu-
ment, winch will be suitably decorated.
SHELTER IsLAND.-John Payne made a desperate
attempt To commit suicide Saturday morning by
cbtihg hs throat with razor. DR.. S. II. Nco seyed
~ ehe Rhshes SIX or eight III number, and Paype is in
Ir "hy 10 recover Some time ago he had AN attack OF
toms Of Insanity '''N"''' y mp
loHt JEi fLRsoS-A Arrang ge Inens have been made 10
run tpe stestiet BrookhaVen. Capt. H. G. Days reg
ulay U-t"eeh thls pIacel n1iBudgepurt Conn he m
ming TO day making trip. daily ,,'T ,,
railroad trans at each terminus S""h "p"
HuSTNGIoN.-The Rev r. C. LANSING has ro,,c,oa
the pastors oil me Cniyersast Church ON acromnt ~
falling health and the Rev. J. l.. Booth has acceo,I "
call TO Ull the vacancy. N'Pca
LONG ISLAND CITY.-POlice Commissions, norox,,
u special poll 10 protect th. ~
men employed at Pratts o.. Works at HuDterr Point
S1hAx<AxIVS.-ee Yai.r psiea ssY bs.px taken =
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

When your liver j. out of order, DR..
JaY>Es sAsAuyK PLls and yoa VII bng back this organ to
he, e,by condition and get I'D of many distressing symptoms
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

Do not examine SONGS OF GRACE AND
GLoRY until sou looai hotsh s leading
soNG Books ni sl 1d the best the st oi the
iess:r hy v. T. SIcrsu y.
puL br HoR,cs sos. iSl Brcld New-York.
Single specimen b0ar 30 sd
bosrls, tinted paper. ~ 80 doL $50 per 100
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

The best elastic TRUss'-warranted the
'rst-i. sold at PoEEEo,'s, "a Broadway, for ~
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
A GREAT CATASTROPHE.
r.,,,uued from second Page
TIE LOSS OF LIFF.

Da.t II So it certainly ought to have ocon stopped as
soeu as discovered"
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
A M Il RIC A N s

AM ME X L Z A N
VISITING
EUROPE/
Are invited 10 srsmin. the sto.s Of PSB JEwgLRY,
WATCHES, GEMS, DIAMo6Ds, And other PRECIOUS
STONES, both Set and Ur.et. al our
PARIS HOUSE, 81 RUE DE CHATEAUDUN
and also vstour Watch Mandatory Just completed
PLACE CORNAVIN, GENEVA,
yhs,e will be found a complete assortment Of
FINE WATCHES.
Having The facilities Of the American method With thoroughly
,,ed Swiss labor we are enabled produce Fine Watches At
% prices which warrant, preference over all Others
TIFFANY C Co.,
UEI0NSQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

BuRNErr's COOKING EXTRACTS are the be.

IYoN'S INSECT POWDER will instantly destroy
la.ec!s, bugs, aLd d, as whefeye- they exist.