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We return thanks to the gentlemen of the Hi
hernia Benevolent Aid Associa ton for an invita-
zion to participate the celebration Of their an
liVersary Of their patron Saint ST. Patrick-on
che 18th of March. 1t will give US much pleasure
10 assist on that ga day
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Hall. JACKSON FIRE COMPANY No IL
New Orleans, March b. ia.
At meeting of this Company. held this dav
resolutions were unanimously passed returning til.
thanks of the Company to generous friends VIII,
showeret upon Us 50 many favors and rendered such
valuable assistance toward display on the day OF
the last annual parade of the Fire Department.
To Mrs SIREltA, ever reliable friend for IN,
beautiful Satin Saddle and Satin Covering for Statue
Box.
Mrs. JOHN OBRIES for a beautiful Basket.
| Miss LAVENIA FAIREA tor d Gilt Wreath OF
| Arch for Statue.
Mrs. JOSEPH DE GRANGE for a Beautifr,
| Wreath.
! Mrs. McCLOI'D for an elegant Wreath.
| Mrs. DIMITRY, for beautiful Bonauet, ana otber
! trimming,
! Mr. JOHN HENDERSON. anih fellow Director.
! for the of ST. Patrick Hall
Mr.. JOHN McPHELIN our Grand Marsha, for
the elegant and bountful Banquet
ME. HENlsY WILDE for appreciated tavo,..
NJ. &. ROYES
w. b. McCUTCHEoS.
JOHN FENTON.
'nhli lt2dp Committee on Decoration
Citizens !>arings Bank,
GRCNEWALD HALL
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS CERTIFICATES
FOR JULY Ia
Deposited with this Bank viii be
PAID on DEMAND
NJ BENNER Cashier.
Ne" Orleans March I, 10. NH. stadp
French Grenndines
All Grades and Qualities
LACK AND COLORED
Nsr RECEIVED FROM PARIS. AND
OFFERED AT VERY Low PRICE.
ALL NEW GOODS
ok OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
LEVoIS ( JAMESON.
NM ." UP -------. i2d lanai street
f""cy Hoy-Fancy Hay.
gun oaie' strictly .boice and solid Timothy suita
Die Tor race horse. and othe, blooded stock
fo' by GEORGE HECK !. CO..
mhli.' COY Poydra, ana Tcbouptonla. ST..
NeW Goods. .New Ioods
Cheap and good 'ateiy arrived er steamer Hudson
Tor the spring and summer trade
shirts and Gentlemen. Furnishing Goods
LEIGHION'S
Mhlt IL New Store. 100 Canal II.
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hALEY.-No praise is necessary for this veteran
"a the news business. From him the citizens re-
ceve their Donanzas OF literature of latest dates
No. 10 Commercial. Alley is his proud empire
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The drawing for the GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. tor the relief OF the family Of the late Dan
smith which was TO have taken place Saturday
March Is, is nuavoidablr postponed until SUNDAY
March - mhli 2dp
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The Young Mems Violet Social Club will give
oheir fifth grand Fancy Dress and Masquerade
Ball at the Stonewa. Jackson Hall on st. Joseph's
aight. Friday March 10, 1875. Thanks are re-
turned for an invitation to attend
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At the Exposition Hall, on ST. Josephs night
March II, $50 the Young Mons Benevolent As
ISOLATION will give grand fancy dress and mask
ball and promenade concert. A glance at the
names OF the committee of arrangements assures
Us that this Will he of the most re,l.ercle
balls that has beer given this season.
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Dayton hotel porter h.s to remove dia
mend ring from his finger before laying hold of
/, big trunk.
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Wholesale Department.

nder she superior management OF Mr. T. Klopman
embracing full lines of all the above mentioned goods
which "ye1s merchant ana country huyeg should
examine before purchasing elsewhere
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All Oar DOmeStics

Were bought before the late Great Advance sn,' We
are selling them BELOW MANUFACTURERS
PRICES.
Call once and Won WI. snrelv al lain
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gentleman was examining an umbrella and
commented upon its quality. eyes" said per-
son present, he fancies everything he sees
And added & third party, is inclined to seize
everything he fancies.
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City lures. 1915.
Department of Finance, CITY Hail.

NEW ORLEANS March - 1873.
The tax bills OF 1-15 ready for delivery at this
Office Tax payers will be allowed for prompt pay
ment, ! per cent discount from date to 10Th March
$50, inclusive per cent discount from al,t to 3lst
March 1-,: inclusive , per cent discount from lst
April to goth April 1-75 inclusive
ED. PILSBURY,
Mhli u Administrator.
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A Disguised Milwaukee fisherman offers a
chrome to every fen which will take the bait
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9 Let us pause at the grave of Webster, said
Vermont lecturer. Too cold" shouted man
II the audience and no pause was made
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An ep;cuTe asserted that two were re
!uired to make me-. Of chicken himself and
she chicken
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MEETING o. MECHANICS We learn that a
meeting Of mechanics OF this city at No. 81 Ben-
vile street, has been called for Monday night
81 ~ o'clock, to protest against the action Of
dealers and consumers IN sending to Northern
and Western cites tor articles that could be pro-
Juced here.
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SART EIGHTH.
Middle Departments.

Comprising
PRINTS IL. charge oG Me-.rs. Yo'n.ann and
Schmidt
PERCAYES and GoTIONs va shar.. % Mr.
Alex Flhin.
SHAWLS ari SCIG>, in sYar.s og Mr. f, J
Richard.
HOC SEkEEPINt. GOODS in charge of Mr. F
Duland All under tho smms.ato snnerLi.ior, .s
Nix Pholip Schneider.
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When do the teeth usurp the tongues preroga-
sivet When they are chattering.
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DE- MURsK : Il aoLETTo.-De Murska viii again
charm our amateurs and others on Monday night
''Rigoletto,' and those who wish to obtain
good seats for this performance had better attend
.he sale to-day at the Opera House.
The grand opera OF Hamlet is in active re-
learsal and will be produced at an early day.
The furore she has already created will insure a
grand gathe ing # our dAeta,hl.
The many friends Of that popular gentleman,
Ihos. Ii. Jones, Esq, so long and favorably
known in his connection with our manufacturing
interests il the house D.. Roberts Co. here, will
learn with regret that on the I'd day OF January
asst his father met with his death in Liverpool
lnder peculiar circumstances. He was walking
along the street during severe freeze there,
when he slipped and fractured his thigh from
the effects OF which he died. He was beloved by
All who knew him. and this unfortunate accident
brought sorrow to many households. We tender
our sympathies to the bereaved son
Next Tuesday evening, the children OF the
Coliseum Place Church Sunday School. assisted
Nv Professors Bearisee Watts, Mrs. Pei on, and
other fine amateurs, are to.sive concert for the
benefit Of that school. Heretofore the children
lave sung alone. They have attained under the
leadership of DR.. Taylor the pastor) great per-
.ection. The time the. keep and their execution
are almost taultloss We regret that DR.. Taylor
: SO soon & leave our city. We fear that we
shall hear no more OF these charming concerts
Alter this one. With the assistance OF many of
the best vocal ana instrumental performers in
this city, this vii doubtless prove great sue
cas-.
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&sys agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
gs the P. N. train.
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JucOb OFT.

O A r p f TER,
2S9 Magazine Street. Corner Calliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Car.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
nsss and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired
Il tf2dp
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II. KERN & CO..

TO- lot 1O6 and To- Baronne street
nhlf 2plt Branch 139 and III Rampant street.
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The hand that rocks tho cradle rules the
yEDyl5
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card Of Thanks.

Hall. ~ ORLEANS STEAM FIRE Co. ~. 81,
New Orleans March H. 1855
On behalf Of Orleans Steam Fire Co. No 81 the
undersigned Committee return their heartfelt thanks
for the kind tayors received by Orleans Steam Fire
Go No. n. on the 18th inst
To hosptabe Grant Marshal Mr.. a. g.
Philips and to hi, kind lady t" generous Aid
marshal Mr.. V. Shehr 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Vignaud
and +. theiT chalmin. little daughter: TO Miss
Josephine I.emaIie the kind .odmother Of our en-,
zine to Mr. T.. Il Y.emarir esteemed friend and
and to- all othes friends ioa t.vos.
extended TO during the Parade.
John LEMOSNIER Chairman
JOHN GROSS 4. NOZERETTE,
j. SAIVlEl, O.. GohSSOo
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Pres RlrTIoNs carefully prepared night ana
-. :. :. - -. All gIas.,.
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The last rose o. winter -zeros.
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ASK your grocer for Paragon yeas. powders.

FINE COLOGNE and Perfumes ~ moderate
prices. /. l.. Lyons, Camp and GravIer.
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Carpet Warehouse.

CUTpet WUTeNOUSe,
.,-.....--......... Chartres street ...,.
CARPETINGS, Wilton, Administer Velvet Brus
sels Tapestry, etc,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS English and American
MATTINGS, 500 rolls White, Check and Fancy
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers
FURNITURE and CURTAIN GOODS of Grea,
Variety.
BURLAPS. Table and Enamel Oil Cloths bv
mhli SuWeS42tp A. RROUSSEAU,
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DEATH OF Mrs. GERRIrT SMITH.-Nlrs. Ann
Carroll Fitzhugh Smith, widow of the late
Hon. Gerrtt Smith, died at her home in Pc
terboro. Madison Co., n. Y. on Saturday,
March 6, aged 20 years. She was native of
Hagerstown, Maryland, and daughter Of
William Fitzhugh, who, with Charles Carroll
and Nathaniel Rochester, also Marylanders,
colonized western New York and founded the
city Of Rochester, named after one of them.
Mrs. Smith survived her distinguished hus
band little more than two months At
Christmas she was visiting in New York city,
where she was joined by her husband, who
was stricken there with apopexy and died.
She was noted for intelligence, lberality and
piety. She died intestate. Her husband left
to her by will half Of his estate. amounting to
about two millions. The whole now goes to
q son. Col. Green Smith. and daughter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Miller. in equal shares.
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Absence Of mind: After leaving street car.
Yesterday, citizen and overlook it again.
and az he entered he looked around on the floor
and asked did any one sts letter in m 5urn-
ing envelope All answered $40, and he con-
tinued: well, its no great loss. though Id like
to be whether it said my brothtS William or
my Uncle James was dead"
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Fred. HOlyIdnd.
ENCRAYER.
CUrd Of Thanks.

REMOVED TO ST. CHARLES STREET.
mhI4 II
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WHICH u these courses siisli ne r,rsue,..
We the present situation, which amounts to a
,,;ai ~ nsI,e Will be rerpetua ed and pos sibly
Thirdly. they are very 0uraOles CONS
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Essice-No orders TAX en- on the Bulletin Once
Cclass Endorsed by the PROPRIETOR
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Notice.

.lNO. FOLEY, Secretary.
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PART FIFTH
Hosiery and Notion Department.
Presided over by Mes,rs. ~ L. Long T. Nunez and
j. Hamahan, embracing all the latest novelties.
LADIES GENTS, and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
in great variety.
LADIES' GENTS and eHILDEENs HAND,
KEECHIEFS.
KID GLOVES rOESETs,
RIBBONS, >ASHES. STARTS
BELTS, LINEN SETS
CoLLiEEgyES. EUCHING>. FANS. Etc.. Et..
PART SIXIH.
Gents Furni shing Goods,
Under the supervision of M. 'has Sew. hnayd1e.
MEElSO TNDERSHlRT>.
GAVE I-NDEESHIRT2
WHITE SHIRTS. COLLARS
TIES. in ak shades and patterns. Etc. Etc.
1000 Fine ParnsoIs from ST so ZIP TO IS.
y very large in.oi.e
LACE sHAWLso
PART SEVENTH.
(aSsimeres and Jeans.
rnde, the s,peg fenced Management OF Mr.. yo.. II.
Lambert.
We call special attention 20 this fine OF good. hav
ne purchased heavily lately therein at New York |
auctions We are enabled 10 otter them Ut Great Bar
gains.
GASSIMEIES IN all width. color. ami ouaiitie,
BLACK DOESkINS and CLOTHS.
JEANS TWEEDS,
Etc. Etc.. Etc.
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DRiP ID ETE Etc
$50 pieces Black and ColeIed SILKS and >ATINS
purchased in the French market below cost and
offered at prices that defy competition.
, 1875-06-10
MONTE.
The Ohio DrOycr finds Some OF
tic Men Who Flcccc1 Him.
Mr. Nelson Has tie Usual Experience Of
the Stranger in Chicago.
Arrest Of Three Of The Operators.
THE BEDELL CASE.
iHaEa4 ht. ntIAAts t1ts Mass a &E<t

THE 9EDELL CASE.
ARREST Or R0ME or TIE 1ATd.
On the J0th Of S1nrcl last Nathaniel II. Dedoll,
Of Horwalk. o.. drorcr, was fleoccd out Of
$2,2o0 by quintet Of t!lreo-card.monso mon.
Tho details Of the awindIo wcro gIvou in The
TntnrsE At tho time. but tho p.rsios escaped NJ
rent, aod nothing mora Was dona about tho mat
ter unt!i yesterday. Mr. Dedci', though an o7or-
conadtng ma1, is By no meaus fool, "a ono
would aupposo t,tm to DO from the fact that he
sas taaen in for 80 large sum Of money. 1lo
Lad OCCASION 10 make frequent visits TO this
city, and during his nthys hero has lost no oppor-
tunltv to keep lookout for tho tnen who
cheated bIm.. Day, before yesterday '1e
spotted ono Of tho trio, and Informed
officer John no!d. Of tic West hfaliBoo street
htation. Tho latter AWAITED y good chance to
capture llis mau, Aud perhsps catch tho oll,ers
with him. Al tho early hour Of o'clock ycs-
tcidny morning l,e woko James Conuord from =
SOUND efun,Ler sud informed Lim that t,e was n
prisoner. Mr. EeJcli identified him as ono OF tho
pasiieH upon whom ho Eropoxcs TO wreak Il dire
vengeance by q strong prosecution. regardless
OF cost. Tho prisoner uAs takou before Scu!fy
and held In s3,0o1 bail to await further bear
ing.
The Journal gavc this monte trick consider
cratic Prominence yestorday. and ttated that IL
happened last Monday night. With tho cscap-
tim Of soma imnaterial alterations and trans
positions tho Ht0ry given by that paper in tho
rauo AZ appeared in IuE TEMuSE on tho 1st u
Inst April.
, 1875-06-10
CIVIL RIGHTS.

THE GALVESTON CONTEMPT CASE,
GALVESTON. June 0.--Judgo Morro!f, OF tho
United States Dis!sict Court, OIL dolnu.ror iuado
by the attorney tor the Galveston .Nctos, tlia
morning dismissed tho contempt case aga,ust
them.
Tho following is tho conclusion Of Judge Nor
rellH optnions "AR no act III criminal w4ero tle
tnlont IL not such. therefore un.ess tho iutout
In this case wae tho obstruction OF juntico On tho
part Of tho publishers tho laws Of tho United
css have unrestricted liberty to apply an opithot
to tho Judge OF the Court without being IN con-
tompt for 10 doing, aud no further or other pro-
ceoding connected herewith will DO had In ihs
Court"
, 1875-06-10
The POLES.

Special Dtspatch 10 Ths Ehtca1o 7'rtbnns.
MILWAUKEE, Juno 0.--Tho Convention Of
Poles resumed today, and resolved to oroct =
collage. and sssesa ii iyearly on each momber OF
tho Uuion to commence q fund. Committees
wore appointed to propasc constitution to sub
nit 10 tho no1t Convention. a committee Of
five was namod to seleot q station for tho first
colony. Permanent organization was effected
~ follows: prcaldent, the Worry noy. Ieopod
Wocxygyba, Of Jetrersony,hc 1ud. Vice -prosi-
dent. l1orbert WoohoWBki Cincinnati; Htcre-
ary, John DarzyuHki: Gccoul bscrosary, Ignatz
Weadzluski. both Of Chicago; Treasurer, Joseph
Peter ktolLaaaa, John A1kuHzoBki, tho Isev, Y.
noszysue1t, D.lsleyer, OF Chicago, tho ROY. 4,
bliscuszny, Of New Yors;, A.. kryzinskt OF
Manitowoo. Aftor votes 0f tla'lks, tho Coslyan-
tlou adjourned to meot iu Chicago on tho 9TH Of
June next,
, 1875-06-10

It IL stated, IN Lea Nondes that cue OF tho
wealthiess EuRlish velvet manufacturers, Mr.
LiHtar. worked his way to SUCCESS by years. OF pa
tent labor III search Of way to utilize silk raKs.
la began by buying ~ gil such waste Ut leu.
than = cout pound, aud up to tho year 1864
hs bad expended lilo immense aunl OF oyos
u, ,3o0. 600 IN fruitleas eHorts to hnd process.
Nulhsng daunted. however, ho continued Lls ex.
perimsDts, aud within tie past teu yoAra has
discovered method Of converting suoh refuse
OH this industry In England, il, al establishment
which onploys sonle a.0U0 worku1ru, aud huu-
tircds Of travellers Aro aiso enployod whose sole
busiuoa4 ls to buy tho silk Wasto, sud tl.is they
DO IN Ill parts Of tue globs: TIE factory u said
10 have coat nes1ly 4s,0o0,oo0.
, 1875-06-10
..,r t,hpeu,inf rnrorts rafs!ns through 80 miles Of
H. -. m Like s,Irtrlnr un tho H1p here.
r. coa fftIahta dull and nuehanssl $4,000 to CHI
MISCELLANEOUS.
low CANAL, TOLLS.
ego.

IA" e""H" i"t.l~''
ba Hyracnso Journal aayh3 Low tolls IA Tho policy
~, fo,an m tlle canals OF ltta State It has Leep
10" ~ H. n ,,n N ~crv ponportu,c lima rhn
fdfedd upo'' s'' a '."s
forwarding An'i e'e'as i,''s't'" n"'o "I"a
ia sloft'on' All" "' '"S'"'".' 80 49, ' "'nN >" '"
Jisti 10 shf'r "'e'.'+a -, ",lo' 4'e'. 1"o 'u5 =.
Guntnt eh'rlJe. ~ ~" "' sua ''' ~" u.
would sss .a.n r.,% u. .,-o,, ,'s,
that 'he o'a'o ... "s t,"s.,.s. ~ ,'.. ~"
the increase. - ~, .,1s, Wv ..'u ~.
tolls. lh' "s..". y. W WIZ VS.
fsgar&ch an !Mn va e. in.ny q: a"ts.nH 'na
tsnals into Hahxsuntcy Nnn UNI nrnlsIit9 T. again on
. esG s as o ~ .ne
IL ~ h. b. '9,iaa uon TO- make np slo de,
hceney H. X s su' fo'enaea 10 meet
Burh asscft,ohs on saG par' .. 1ae NeW infk rrsss
ltad L. mson9 . =, nno M .at
" Es Gana II , nqu ee. a9 m ct5ent Yto
lten f'ilnls.'sn. ann III 10 to tns oi ~ Efe
Canal sncs H. H. @ nls Lasea m'!ona o!
dall'ft to ins .sea.sy M oset an aEose al eAEenses
Of n.i'hH Y '1o ""ff, sn e et ree,ns from ,t
tu'h to. H. r,t rn r. ~ e. +, iii ,s sma
rail fof tae !ht cu's " LHo ca!h AZ q tuH 1ahheJ
, 1875-06-10
POISONING oRAssHoppER5,

10 EH6 ]fdasdF OF Ina CAlcGFo Tribune:
bT. cLoup. Mimi. Juno 7.-Ono Of yous cor
respondents g[yes tho tosnIt OF hIa experience
in killing caukor-wosms, by throwing fine spray
Of poisoned whtor over tho trccs on which they
lived, And recommends the samo corrso to kill
grassLorpors. Ilis reninda me Of tho or
pcrisncc Of friend In destroying rose-alugs, at
timo whom most Of tho rose, cu1saut,
and goosoborry bushoa Of ,pcnnsyI.snia
foil ptoy to worms. uo dissolved half-pound
Of copporaa Ia b bucket Of wAtor using an prsli.
nary wooden bucket, which, allowing fur srnce,
would DO ha!f-pouud OF copperas TO sIx or sew
en- quarts Of water. Into this solution he
dippol small broom, held 1t over or u1,dor tho
bus1 Ao Wished to shuwef, sud struck tho hAudlo
q rap with o Btick. Ihis sort tho
solution, in fno, mlst-liko Spray all
over tie leaves, and stYcctuaIlY DESTROYED tho
dcasroyesn. Al tho Danger OF using lrhonIo IL 20
grcat. might not tho oopperaa h1awer tho prr-
royol Tho solution could be .uado stronger
Without injurfug the crops; and to those WHO
hAvo but Rardon to protect, and who
would uot caro- to ht up tho very
ingenious pump recommended by your cor
respondent, Tho broom and Htick would be .
good substitute, Moreover, when grasahoppera
arc abundant, tlloro Ia Work enough for all
available agencies. Tho areonIo.wator could 10
oHoctually thrown In Hmall enclosures by =
broom, but, as 1t IL 80 inlicYttuciibio and 30
dangoroua. tho voEetab!cH eavcd by It would 10
use!ossi whereas tbs copperas can bo sprayed
over garden plants With safety, az subsequent
rains Or careful waanlng would romove It.
JANE QnEY SwIssuxLsr.
, 1875-06-10
THE STOVE MAKERS.

81. Louis, Juno 0.-Tha Eighth Semi. Annual
Convention OF the Natlonal Association Of Store
MAnufacturera met loro to-day at tho Lindoli
Hotol. Members wcro pre8ent from nsariy all
tho largo bunluess centres, and number OF
smaller cisies. President 8. 8, Jowott, Of Duf-
falo, read tho seml'auausl address, which con-
tAlua much information to tho trade. Amoas
other things, Dir. J. said tho capacity OF I'LL tho
store fotudrie4 Of tho United States IL 500
Tho uumber OF Atoyos manufactured list roar
WAS et.. .400s aales made. 8uG. oQ0 stock Oh baud
January, 1876, about 203, ,U00.
Glsrlas u. Luck. Of 1t. Louix, delivered m
, 1875-06-10
NIinncsotn Republicans in Coun-
ell at Minneapolis.
Call for State Convention to De Hold
July 28.
Cov. DaY1a Declines 10 1tun Again, bnt
Would Like 10 Go TO Congress.
Cheney, Republican, Elcoted Governor Of
Now Hampshire.
Two Congressional Nominations in
California.

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ooVERNoRsHIp.
CoSCoRp, N. H.. June D.-Tho Legislature. In
joint session to-day. atsctrd reEsou o. Cheney
Governor. Gov. Chouoy will 10 inauguratod to.
morrow.
Charles II. Powers, Republican, MAS elected
Eailronl Commissioner sl,is afternoon by 1an out
Of 35l, Alum s. Pierce, Democratic, receiving
Ill.
No other businosa Of importance waa trans
actad by the Legislature.
CoScoMD. N. H.. Luno 9.-Cnucuees wcro hold
by both parties tins oyontny to nominate cault.
dalea fur State olicora, tho o!oottona fur which
conn oH tomorrow, For Secretary Of State tho
Republicans nominated H. i. Prescott, and tue
Democrats W.lIistn 1)utlcrllod; fnr State Treas.
uror, Salon 4. Carter was nominated br tho To-
puh!'rans. ni,d Josiah S. Doarborn, OF Wearo, By
tic Democrats.
, 1875-06-10

APtAnfoR DESTROYING :noqptas.


ALLAN foR DESTROYING NoaPEas'
tst"e Faat"r :" Ihe th'eooo 9ffo"ne:
hfou1 ElTT Juno 8.-lho present general in.
tcyest and discussion In regard to the grass-
bonncr MAGMA In tbe Wcst ouuht IN ,c.nt i,
,,raa,is., ,.s...n. T.. ia .s,, ~ 80
i'ae''cA' "e''eh'' III t"a9 nol'c' eena LILO tol-
to%lhH thoughts:
Firht. 1t il vol known that tho insocte como
ont Of tho ground In tho epring, and rcuain
soyot.l weeks compa7atiYo]y Ie)nies.. until
H." ,"o,,nh -. a.. aos s.oa' n'p'ens .. a.s.'
'"1se enough ID "yi ecconut thas tho
gsahs ts husnod on ssst aroas Of Ibis
country every fa1l Of apsing, making eunlciout
fro 10 dostrny tho 'hoppcrA y f1n hmatt. I'heso
facts, tho.,. should form tho baal. Of operations
against tho common cne,ny. Tie next po,nt In
to haso information onch year as TO nhcro .hoy
aro dcpoel.llg thosr eggs, aud the general char
Acter Of thai section OF country. witch Informs
hary otlccfa and scouts on duty In lilo WeAs,
Then II II rero place whcro tlcro Wa rutll--
c,ont grass to burn, the main point would DO to
cult!cs in llie wsy to DO overcome but tho evil
IN y fearful enc, has elrehly damaged tho Wess
by salll'na Of tloIlara, and tnan can tell what
VIZ or ba to ~ qu,s Il oq1 nS ofes s
Of tic thing. aud detatI al officer to collect
nccensasy Information aud take charge Of tho
nattos,-goinE, perhaps, to tho exteht Of guard.
Ing t1act Of couhtr, TO prevent ito long Lntncd
for setting pralrio-ilres. hut it would cos+
money and increase the national expenses. Col
tainy it would; but the farmers have icon
ta1ed to pay bounsias TO manufacturers. Now
It. he en% %eso[n faf%srs ;vs little roeet,on
to all
Being Western man, havo Rtvon this sub
tcct Some attention. and have not much fattt in
tho destruction Of tho hoppeta by tho red pari-
sise epokon Of In your dispatches. Wo lsad them
IN biinnCHota and DakOta tnst WAR and Init