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HOW HUSBANDS MAY RULE,
BY FANNY FERN.

"Dear Mary" said Harry - to his
little wife, Il have favor to ask of you -
You have a friend whom I dislike very
much, and whom am quite sure will make
trouble between US. Will you give up Mrs.
May, for my sake, Mary % ..
A slight shade of vexation crossed Marys
pretty face, as she said, "You are unrea-
sonable, Harry. She is lady-like. refined,
intellectual, and fascinating, is she not?''
Eyes, all of that; and for that very rea-
son her influence over one SO yielding and
so impulsive as yourself, is more to be
dreaded, if unfavorable. Pm quite in earn
est, Mary. could wish never to see you
together again.
''Pshaw! dear Harry, that's going too far;
don't be disagreesbe, let us talk of some
thing else. As old Uncle Jeff says, 'Hows
trade ?'' and she looked archly in his face.
Harry didn't smile.
"Well," said the little wife, turning
away, and patting her foot nervously. 81
V.
for whim of yours besides Pve promised
to 60 there this very evening .s..s
Harry made no reply, and in few mo-
ments was on his way TO his Office
Mary stood behind the curtain and looked
after him as he went down the street There
was sitting sensation in her throat, aud
10 rr1i ;,,b
eye. Harry was vexed, she was sure of
that; he had gone eff for the first time since
their marriage, without the affectionate
good bye that was usual with him, even when
they parted but for an hour or two. And
SO she wandered restless and unhappy, into
her little sleeping room.
statuettes, and pictures, and vases, all gif
from him either before or since their mar
riage-each one had a history of its own,
some ten!er association connected with
Harry. There was a boquet, still fresh aud
fragrant, that he had purchased on his way
home the day before, to crafty her passion
for flowers. There was a choice edition of
poems they were reading together the night
before; with Mary's name written on the
leaf, in Harry's bold, handsome hand
Turn where she would some proof of his
devotion met her eye. But Hrs. Nay! She
was smart and satirical she would make
so much sport of her for being ''ruled" so
by Harry! Hadn't she told her all the
men were tyrants and this was Harry's
first attempt to govern her. No, No, it
wouldn't do for her to yield. ... f..,
So the pretty evening dress was taken
out; the trimming readjusted and remod-
died, and all the little ct ceteras of her
toilette decided. Yes, she would go: she
had quite made up her mind to that. Then
she opened her jewel case, little note
fell at her feet She knew the contents
very we'll 1t was from Henry, (slipped
silly into her hand on her birthday, with
that pretty bracelet.) 1t couldn't do any
harm to read it again. 1t was very lover
like for year old husband; but she liked
it. Dear Harry and she folded it back,
and sat down. n ore unhappy than ever,
with her hands crossed in her lap, andAherS
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HOUsEKEEPERs' GOODS,

.4 dUUSEhEEFEHS' GUUUS.
TOHN NJ. DOM L. BROTHER have Just opened
- and arranged a handsome assortment of Goods
suitable for the season, viz:
Paran Marble oods
Papier Mache and French painted do
Frcnch China and Berlin Iron Goods. as Cups
and Saueers, Mugs, Cardstands, and Match
Boxes, Dresden China, very ,ndsome, Bas
kets and Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Castors Mugs Tea Sets
Card aud Cake Baskets, Goblets, Forks and
Mus,ards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. EtEcaT:al. HALL &C -....E
BRuNZED GOUEs.
Fen1ers, Dogs, Shovel and Tongs Spittoon.
Candiestieks, ,andeiabras, Hatracks, Looking
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame. mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glass s, Bracket Tables.
... ;e..t FURNITURE.
Several 'ndsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and good
Bureaus, -ofas, Extension Tables
Chairs of manv patterns and sh ,pcs and mate
Ee stead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
ne bag
China glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
quantities, large stock We'll assorted anu
cheap.
JAPAN WARE
Toilet Sets. Candlesticks Cake Boxes
Rru hes. Woodward. Iron Ware
Clocks OF veral varieties and patterns, 80
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
most complete of any kept in the District or
perhaps at any other place.
We invite call from persons in want ofarricles in
the line of housekeeping, and we fatter ourselves
they can be accommn dated at our establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for the quality
at any other place
JOHN VI. DOM BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th and 1th sts.
dec Soft
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A Tramping Printer.

Iramplng fr1nter.
Among the prisoners before the Mayor of
Cincinnati, was one Washington Franklin
Thompson, who was found by officer banker,
sleeping in an open lot. A plush cap. a
jeans coat, and a striped pair of cassinetts
completed his dress, and although much the
worse for wear, had been so nicely brushed
in the watch house that he made quite re-
spectacle appearance in the dock. He
seemed impatient for his turn, and WHEN
called up, arose with dignifed air, and
solemn demeanor. -..
"The watchman tells me you was drunk
last night" said his Honor to him.
''Quite likely" he replied, ''but greater
men than l have been in the same condition.
The wings said Frank Pierce got drunk,
and the locofocos always urged that ''Oid
Harry" took his tod in his young days"
THAT may be all true so, but drunken
ness is punishable here. Where did you
come from?'
That's rather tough question. l have
no particular abiding place"
"What is your business9"
ga printer by profession, and pedestrian
by practice"
do you work at the printing bust
ness?''
"When my pockets or my stomach re-
quires it, do. To explain, have always
boI 70 fha Il
though as poor in pocket as Bill Allen is in
flesh, l have endeavored to crafty this
burning curiosity. have tramped through
twenty-three States, two territories, and
British provinces, and am now on my road
to California by way of the plains"
''But you say you are poor. How do you
manage to feed and clothe yourself?"
"E,s, enough. When on a tramp. coun-
try people are always glad to accommodate
me with meals and lodgings for the sake of
the news bring them. | generally manage
to replenish my wardrobe by sharp trades
with verlaut persons. My refresbment
money L earn by the sweat of my brow, at
printing Offices in small towns!'
"But do you not often suffer in your ira
vels."
Never, unless | get into a temperance
country. l own notbiDg-therefore have
no fear of loss. Walk on turnpikes-hase
no fear of tolls. Am good talker-have
no fear of losing a meal. Always keep
within the bounds of civilization, aps am
confident L can humbug some body"
'But you get drunk-was drunk last
night
THAT was an accident. started from
Columbus for Indianapolis, but took the
wrong road, and before was aware of the
mistake. found myself here. This induced
me to take an extra tod, and the liquor you
keep here is so bad that it destroyed my
equilibrium. Miserable liquor, down here
-hav'nt been dead drunk for ten years be-
fore" gasrlar ..
"You said you were anxious to pursue
your journey?" Esg .T ~s
Nothing shorter, as the b'hoys say, and
by your leave, will forthwith turn my face
towards the Father of Waters, on the bosom
of which Tom Benton once saw the "yellow
boys" floating up the stream. Do you
know that Of all our statesmen, Toms my
tavsrite e,< - $50 G--4 -. 80
s'Indeed?'' ,e]@s1 So
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F. a. TUt KER,
Nj MERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,

UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,
rs FULLY prepare in hls usual st 'e, to supply
/ his customers ami the public with the 'ari Us
.rtcles OF W arifg apparel appertaln ny to gen
tleman'- war robe
Memte S of Congress and strangers, visiting the
cit, are invited to call and examine his -,uds, con-
sistiug Cloths of various grades cooisa n'anu-
iacturrs aud all sorts of Cassimer We ting, &c &C.
dpc1 t.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE SWORDS OF FORTY-EIGHT
By G.. D. STUART.

By c. D. STUART.
Down with the cant of peace; and preach
Death to the despot line;
From Erie to the Sibir waste,
From Tiber 10 the Rhine;
Smita the red tyrants, till not one,
Throneess or throned in state, t- q.
Survives to mock, or fear, or fly,
The swords of Forty Eight!
This preaching peace to Nicholas
Naples bioody king,
Or Austria's woman-whipper boy,
Is but an idle thing:
They only heed the barbed ste /,
The cannon's fiery hate;
They mock at words-they did not mock
The swords of Forty.Ii ht
God! twas heart-rej icing sight,
From Tiber to the Rhine, -7
To see those fwords, fom myriad sheaths,
Out fash in rebel line;
To see the people'- tyrant stand,
In terror Of their fate
To see them quail, and shrink. and fly,
These swords of Forty Eight!
Bloofdrinking swords! by treason sheat!,'d
Ire freedoms day was won, #a.
The rebsls' hands shall fash them yet
Ere Freedon ms battles done:
Another blow, and Rome wi rise,
And Hu gary eIate,
To bless vii b Erin Poland, France,
I'll swords IF Forty Ely hit! -
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E, C. CARRINGTON.
Attorney and COunseller-at-Law

DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District. and
i attends to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gress an the Executive Departments
Hs- Office, east wing of the City Hall
4. III
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r. II. LASKEY,
Attorney and COunseller-at-La aw.

DRACTTCES in the Courts Of the District, and
prosecutes claims of every description before the
several Executive Departments and before Congress-
H1J- Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth street
dec 30
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G. L. GIBERsoN.

Attorney and COunseller-at.Law
t)kACTICES in all the Courts Of the District. and
atteads to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gresS and the Executive Departments
1~ Office on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
ian g.
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5,r,IEsline to spare no expense in making their
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No. SAMSON street.
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PORTSMOUTH, (Va.,) Aug. Is, 1851.

PORTSMOUTH, (Va,) Aug. Is, 1851.
Mr. j. z. Boush-Dear Sir: Viii am in general
opposed to Patent Medicines candor compels me to
state that / have great confidence in the virtues
of IIamptons Vegetable Tincture. For several
months monns pas "ss anpetite azzprss s and ssner s
bility with entire success. So far my experience
extends, therefore, l take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the afflicted safe and efficient remedy.
VERNON ESkRIDtiE,
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Il. subscriber would call The attention OF Printer
Ts.r the greaty reduced prices the present list
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-03
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
-~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-
Reported for the Evansville Journal
New YoRk, March. Up. N.

New YORK, March. I, p. N.
p Flour.-Sales $500 bbls, State. 5l2; Ohio
5 25@5 4s; Southern 56@5 60. Sales 2.
700 bushels Wheat, Southern, lis, red heavy.
1900 bushels yellow corn, SAL: white, So,
dull. Groceries inactive. Orleans Molas.
SEES 3la32, quiet. Coffee heavy. Prime
Whisky. 231-demand moderate. Mess
Pork, SIG 75al7 90. Prime 10 81. Lard,
llac. Hams, lOalOt. Shoulders TAIL, hea-
Wy. 200 bbls Lard 94al04.
CINCINNATI, Mar. LIST.
River fallen 10 inches; weather cool and
cloudy.
Flour moderate demand for cit y trade,
BOO bbls sold $50 "a $50 for common brands,
and4OO a 4a5 extra. Whiskey 204.
Provisions inactive. Nothing Of im2or-
lance done to day. Buyers demand concess-
ions, but holders not offering except at pre-
vious rates, say 81 for bulk shoulders-7 for
lides, Is for mess pork-9 a st for bbls. 81
for key lard. Groceries quiet. no change.
Cloverseed $50 $50. Sales for the week
reached 5000 bbls. Other articles unchang-
ed. Price current publishes final statement
of hogs packed in west, showing excess over
last year 4Si 600.
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HTNA
FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY,
of Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL $500, OO0-aH paid a. ssd Invested.
RESERVED Earnings 100000.
Total assets $50r 600.
THIS Company was incorporated with a perpetual
charter In 16lg and insures against loss damage by
Fire Dwelling Houses, Manufacturing establishments
stores household furniture, and merchandise i'm general
the oable TERMS and losses occurring in this
agency will be literally adjusted and paid with prompt
ness.
BOARD DIRECTORS:
m0s. X. Brace, Robert Buel,
Samuel Tudor, Miles A. futile,
Joseph Pratt John l.. Boswell.
Austin Durham, Ebenezer Flower,
Ward Woodbridge, b. A. Buckley,
Joseph Church, Roland Mather,
Edwin G.. Ripley, Sas b. Hamlnton
Frederick Tyler, SamuelS. Ward,
Henry z. Pratt.
THOMAS X. BRACE, Pres't.
8. L. 1ooNra Secretary.
NPApplcatiOns for Insurance may be made to the SUBJ
scrber who duly authorized to receive proposals and
issue policies favorable terms Insurance once
or Agency in the West. A. C. HALLOCK, Agt.,
feb4-n Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
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NOTICE TO EXECUTORS, ADMINS
TRAITORS AND GUARDIANS.

LNXECUTORS, Administrators and Guardians are
u hereby notified that all the business pending In the
Probste Court Of Vanderburgh County at the time Of
mon Pleas OF said county and II il made the duty Of the
Clerk TO report TO the Court the omission Of all Execu
tors, Administrators and Guardians TO make settlements
or pef0f ant other duty within the time prescribed by
Law, and 1t becomes the duty Of the Court to
the delnquens to be cited, nearly all the
resentatves Of estatss pending old Probate Court
appear TO b. In au they will save costs and trouble
by appearing In tho Court Of Common Pleas at the next
without citation. The will be for
different das Of the term and will be disposed Of in the
orIer i'm which they docketed.
JACOB LUNKENHEIMER,
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas of vanderbuagh
County blS-2wdcxw
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oREAT BARGAINS.

TWILL SELL $50 acres Of the best LaDdln the county,
lying the Canal two and half three miles
he city. Also 81 Lots in the Myth eastern enlarge.
Vine and Third street in the city, fronting IS feet
Vine street and extending back parallel with Third ST.
% feet 10 alley and % lots In Lamascc city, 70 Of them
fronting Fulton avenue. Those 81 lots in the North.
eastern enlargement and the % lots In lamasco IL
sold Mt private sale before the third Monday in April will
on that day be sold at public auctan the Court house
In the city, For particulars enquire Of the subscriber II
ms ONCE on Fourth street. Lamasco few doors east Of
Agency. tdec27 -4mdwl NATHAN ROWiEY.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIEF'S SALE
DY VIRTUE of five writs of pemd erpo Zone In favor
- OF Ben Siinson. one in favor vi Thomas Butler,
one in favor Of John X. Wilcox and favor Of the
State Of Indiana and all against Thomas Hail. Issued
out Of the Office Of the Clerk Of the Vandesbugh Cir.
cult Court, and to me directed. will, On wednesday
the 9th day of March. d. 1853 between the hours OF
10 O'Clock M and o'clock + NJ said day, 1T the
door OF the Court House in the city OF Evansville nd
expose TO sale the rents Issues and profits for the term
OF seven Of the following described real esxte
Wit The east half Of the north quarter Of section
NO. In township No. g. south Of Range No. 10 west
situated In the Vincennes land distinct and In default
70 sasfv said ws OF rend erPs and will 1t the came
time and place offer for sale the fee simple of said real
estate. rF JOHN s. TERRY
fcbI9 Sheriff of Vanderbur Rh Countv
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e,ITY ELECTION.

DY an act Of the Legislature OF the State approved
ID March 1Oln 1852 all city Officers elective by the
citizens qualified 10 vote at any township, county, Of
state election Notice 10 therefore given that there viii
be a. election held the two Engine houses usual
man for each Of the different wards. Clerk, Treasurer
Assessor Collector, Marshal and Surveyor OF the city
BY order VI the Council JOHN J. CHANDLER,
fs250 City Clerk.
Volksbots CODY
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TEwELRY 4 NOTIONs-Ear.rines, FYnserripes
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Stee
Deeds and Caps, Brushes Combs. Purses. Fancy SOAPS
Accordisns Viohs Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug23 ly W0OLSEY & NELSON.
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z N DOE. LEGHORN HATS;
OO 10 dog Florence bOnnets;
20 cases SILK Hats, just received and for sale by
feb23 J. H. MAGHkE II co.
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SELLING OUT TO CLOSE rip

SELLING OUT TO CLOSE UP.
INTENDING TO CHANGE OUR Business, ws
wall sell our large and extensive stock ofStoves &C.,
AZ prime cost Wright & Bhdgford's Cooking ranges,
buckeye State hooser State, and Star Preminm Cook
stoves; Cottage franklin, for coal wood Alright
Coal Canon, Of all Sizes Also, handsome variety Of
Mantel and Common Gfatess nn-ware, Japaned- ware,
dies, &c
Our stock is all new, and Of the best quality win
De sold at cost 70 close up. Stove dealers buy
freight.
N.B-To any one wishing to engage In the Stove
and Tin business, will self Tools FixuIes &C.. d.
low. The location IL the best In the city.
janISu p. SCHWIN0 & Co.
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SAFE

TUST reed an assortment Of Rich q Co.! Improves
Pn,snt Safes. which we will sell at New York manu-
factory prices, with addition of freight only
f Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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~ NEW MUSIC.
DLACK Ola MOND POLKA;
- Henderson March;
Cora Polka;
Osange Flower Waltz;
Twilight Polka;
Day u gently breaking; Duet;
Old folks gone &c. &c.
juse received and for sale by
ls4s j. CONYNGTON & Co,
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TnvIs Il BARBARoUx,

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, KY,
A RE now making md keep constantly on hand: east
IA iron Screw Pipe, 1. l. IL II, II, 2, 81 and 3inch
bore. suitable tor steam, water, gas, &C., 10 which hey
respe fully invite the attention Of Raisroad Gas and
Water Companies, and all others i'm want of cheap and
durable Pipe. 1r
ALSO-Mill Machinery Of the most approved pat
terms made TO order; cast iron Force and lft Pumps
OF various sizes and kinds, always hand Tobacco
Lard Timber and Mill Screws at the lowest prices Car
Wheels aud other castings for Railroads.&c. work Of
all kinds promptly attended to- They also the sole
manufactu In The West, of Roys Frenchs Patent
Hub Morticing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers. With one Of these machines man can do
work i'm day and do il better, than ne do
in five days without it. One of these machines can
be in operation at Mr.. q. DEckERs CT this place,
who is the authorized Agent for this and the adjoining
counties.
distance sSs money Of s;,
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BIsCH & HEINECKEN,

o10O3 q N6OA11N,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
WINES, CORDIALS, SYRUPS, HAVANA
CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-sKINs, &c.
WMsKIEs-Old. Monongahcla Old Rye, Old Bourbon
Irish, Scotch, Rectded and Raw
nj ESSRS. BISCH g. HEINECKEN purchased the ex
lNl tensivc stock of Liquors and Wines Cigars, ETC..
of Messrs. Whitman d. Zahn about the middle of No
vember last and having made large additions thereto
will carry the business at the old stand Sycamore
street near Water Messrs Il H. will attend strictly
business In person, else having authority
do business for In connection with their house.
ian27
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NRINo GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, . very handsome lot Of fresh
- Spring Goods, and desirable styles, consisting
cf Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Cotonades bIeached Mus
lins Barraxe Delanes, Chambreys, Nous DeLains, &c
DC, which will sell at very low PRICES.
fcb23 .ff- J. n. MAGHEE & CO.
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LARD OIL & STERINE CANDLES.
THE undersigned is engaged in manufacturing Lard
i Oil and Sterne Candles In this city. of the best
quality, which be obtained at the store OF Messrs.
DECKER e. KRAMER, Main street, Evansville at Cincin-
natl prices. They the only Agents in this city for
selling articles Of my manufacture. The Wholesale
price will always be the the Cincinnati quota
ions and will be retaed at the usual market rates
jan3l.n GEO. KLEIN
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TREMENDOUS FLOOD.

TREMENDOUS FLOOD.
lust RECEIVED from New York, general assors.
- ment OF Fancy CassimeFesS TWeeA0
Kentucky Jeans, Satinctts, &c. &c.
NJ ALs0 "a new SIMPLY Of LADIES DRESS GOODS
PRINTS OF all styles and prices.
AIso-A general assortment Of Gentlemen's and Boys
Ready Made Clothing just receive at the New York
Louisville Branch, Water street, Main. which
will be sold at Wholesale and retail cheaper than
ian 12--H WIN. LOEWENTHAL & co.
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The above letter shows that In resi hot nre RicBs
SALAMANDERs the only Safes to be depended upon
Pearl hre etcren Safes, OF different makers
totally destroyed, Rlcns SAvr ALONE bfd'ng DEE
the flames, preserving notes bonds and morga
ges IN the value or SOOO. The Chillicothe 6re Is
parallel case-xvERY SAYS R,cHeiedcstsoyed These
repeated occurrences prove ncontestby that Wiides
Patent Saamanders. with RIcn's IMPROVEMENT, are the
best Safes made In the United States in the whole
world. They can be had at the DxP0T, l46 WArER ST.,
and ut the FAcroRY corner of ST. Marks PLACE and
ATExuEA, New York. STEARNS q MARVIN.
also, at tAs folloring Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
M. HATCH Charleston, s. G.
THOMPSON 4 ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nd.
HOLYOAKES, LOWNES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY & MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLIS & HOWES, Evansvill In,
g. SHEPARD & CO., Buffalo, N. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lockp0rt, NY
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS II. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL Il MOSES, Columbus, Ga.
DE'HOSSET * BROWN, Wilmington, N. o.
WIN. RANDALL St Paul, NJ I.
MORLEY & RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD g. GAINESVILLE, D.
HY SUGGETT, Rochester, N. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada. .-r