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BANKING.
MEMPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 1914.
OFFICE, % I-2 MADISON STREET.
J. j. MURPHY, President.
+. M. CASH. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:

r. ID. : President.
P. H DAVE, ::E:: Cashier.
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4-tsGcAmse1st Suit.

Memphis. March S. 1851.
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Mdrsh0L's Sale.

mar 3 GOD
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Ofioe Hours rom 8 an. to 5 pm.
OvEETOE HOTEL
Room No
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Notice or DEss0T9Ef900.

nHE arm Of ]. d. WILLIAMS q co. Is this
II day dissolved by mutual consent Either
martinez is authorized to use the name Of the
frn in liquidation. The books and counts
or the late concern may be found at the store OF
J. D. WILLIAMS, No. 81 Main street
I'D. WILLIAMS.
H 7. LENNON,
TOM. GALE.
Memphis, March 5, 1867. mh6 Nv
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o &
WADEACO-
WAolss~,s and Retail
Booksellers and StatiOners,
sSs Main Street.

WE sell al the SCHOOL BOOKS us,d Il,
this county We sell M-lsoeuansa1s
BOOKS, to-W1ts Law, Medical, Philo- OphfeaL
HEtorical- ~sefeurhc- PhfIanthnoois. TheoIogf-
cal We name = nuuber=
kents Commentaries:
Eedneid on wills and ExecutOrH.
Ensliah Chancerg Reports;
F1nts Rraefies
Metsou'a Practices
Woods practices.
US. Dlspenaat0y:
Haniltons Philosophy.
Humes' History Of Enlzud.
A~acGuieys England
frOudeis England.
AlsOn's History OF Europe.
CyclOpeaiaO OF English Literature. arsaf
Basin OF tins Nile KItt0B BIB lcaf CycIopedfa-
lions on Christianity
NogeiEsG Elmo; Chandos; IdaIia. Berlin
ana s~ans-5ouci The American FamHv II Ger-
many. raper and Blank Book or a Efnd<-
A1a thousand other books iusB As drsirasle.
We sell ~ Iow a. u ~ possible to sel ana
i've. Eermh Us to solicit your trade.
IenA In n WADE & co. - Main q.
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Office, No. 118 Broadway.
Assets, January Ist, 1867.

AOAAI AooAko 9lg4fts5oO IL
Total LIshilities-----S1s4,T 7g IS.
STATE OF TENNEssEE,0
C-oAPTRoLLERis OFEIcE.
NASHVILLE, February q, ISL
I 8. W. HATCHETT, Comptroller Of the
i, Treasury, do hereby certify that the Inter
national Insurance Company, located at New
York, in the state Of New York, has produced
to me satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all tAe requirements Of the
laws OF the State of Tennessee imposed on In
suraDee Companies, and I further certify that
3 K Clark & Co, Agents of said Company,
also complied with the requirements OF
the laws Of the State, made and provided in
such cases: Wherefore, said International In
Eurance Company has authority to take risks
and transact the business OF insurance in this
State, at Memphis.
This certificate Of agency must be renewed
the lst DAY OF July and January Of each year.
L. 81 y. W. HATCHETT,
mb9 3W Comptroller Tenn.
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Ia Gno.ala nffna1 No fS0

UNITED STATE OF
DISTRICT Gus OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
WHEREAS, MARYLAND RPEhKINS, Esq.
w Attorney Of the United States, for the Dis
trict aforesaid, has filed an Information against
the following properly, to-wit
500 pounds Manufactured Tobacco;
e0V0 pounds Leaf Tobacco;
2Serews, Levers ard Frames
S3j pounds Tobacco in process Of Manufac-
ture;
1oPound Licorice;
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shall continue the business at the old
stand, 284 Main street Parties dealing
With ne Will ind gOeds OF the BEST
QUALITY, and probably lhe largest a.
sorted stock In The Southwest II it ia
any advantage buying goods Low FOR
Cash, ALL have 70 say IS give ma q call,
EDWARD IFINS0N,
Late Ivinson 4 Gilbert.
NH In SS4 Main st.
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For the Memphis Appeal.
THE BEAUTIFUL LAND.
BY HARRY c.

BY ARR C.
There's a beautiful land thatnes beyond
A deep and mighty river
And they. Of whom We love most ionu'
First feel the cold tides SILVER
This beautiful land is hid from view
Pv re- mist from the rushing river,
T7at hangs Ike a pail DER its tide Of blue,
WIN a shadowy, ghostly culver.
-ris said beyond, in this beautiful land
Across the rivers flowing,
There's a shore Of pearl, with golden sand,
And flowers forever blowing.
In this beautiful land there's naught ofnighi
To darken the sunbeams simmer;
The glistening robes Of spotess white
Like sparkling dew-drops glimmer.
And there, on the shadOwy further side,
stands 8 babe and the mother with her
And they beckon me plunge in the very tlae
That beyond we may live together.
MEMPHIS. Tenn.
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10 pound Licorice ;
y Dying scales
I uaIanaa k.oFa

l Balance scale;
slleging.among other things that all the right,
title, interest and estate therein has been seized
ny: the Collector Of Internal Revenue OF the
United States, for the Seventh Collection Dis
trict OF the state OF Tennessee, as forfeited to
the United states, 1or the causes in said Infor-
nation set forth, and praying the usual process
and monitlon OF the Court in that behalf.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF theAroeess of
said Court, TO me directed, l do h8eby give
having or pretending to have any interest in
said property so seized, that they be and ap-
pear before the said Court at the Federal Court
room, in the city Of Memphis, on the 18th day
of March, 1867, at 10 o'cloak in the forenoon Of
that day, and show cause, II any they have or
know, why the said property shall not be con-
demned or forfeited as Aforesaid.
This 23d day Of February, 1857.
SAM. II. JONES,
US. Marshal for the District Of West Tenn.
fobgg IAf
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MExPH1s. rESN..Februarv Is. :

i have found a great deal OF pleasure "a ex-
aiming the exquisite fabricB Of DR.. BERy-
HARDT. IN the way OF Eyeglasses. The Crvz
tai used by him Is OF wonderful purity. and INA
style OF bis Glasses so diversified a. to sGft every
ooneeivable case OF need. He has selected for
me a pair Of Glasses, which promise 10 1--WE me-
great aid and comfort in my future reading
an among the many persons who testify to hfg
capacity as an Dentist and 0pticfau and to tha
value OF his services rendered. to them, several
prominent ~Clergymen and Statesmen with
JOHN FRAYsFR n
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testimony Of Recommendations
From Medical GenfIernan.
Professors Of the highest Opthalmic talent In
Memphis, Tenn, and IN the Union:

MEMPHIS, TESN, February "A. 1851.
lido most willingly bear my TESTIMONY in IA
yor OF the superiority OF the Australian CRYSTAL
Spectacles over all other kinds. They are con-
structed Opon the best established and under
stood principles Of Optics. and their adaptation
70 the human eyein It's different conditions OF
vision $50 perfect as to render sight easy With
out euorL- In my opinion none Others should
De used, since the eyes, once used to thesa. do
not seem TO grow old, and by having a focus az
any point Of the surface, they appear 20 restore
the eyes % their ycuthful energy. I can the
more confidently Recommend Or, BEEN M aRDT
10 the public, rom an acquaintance with many
Of those rom whom he comes rec mmended 70
A X. TAYLOR. N. ID
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JOHN r. FRAYsER, N. D.
MEHPH1s, TENN., February ID.

MEMPHIS, XIV February 1G. 1871.
We have examined the Lenses Of DR.. BFRy-
HARDr, and consider them superior to any We
have seen. They are admirably adapted not
only to improve the imperfeetiOns OF impaired
stgst, but q relieve the WEAKNESS OF vision
which constant study produces. Many OF tbs
Glasses ars OF new and ingenious cqntrfvance.
We cordially recomIaend the Doctor 10 all
those who require scientific optical assistance.
JOHN PrTMAN. N. ID.
GEORGE R GRANT, Nd.
+. r. HOPSON N D..
K. MILES WtLLETT, NJ. d. Ie4 Adams straet
Rev. ]. c. STEDMAN.
@. WHITE, Rector OF Calvary Church.
kev. ], .. WITHERSPOON.
Rev. DE. 81 FORD. Pastor Baptist Church.
NJ D. LILLY, o s. y.
Dr.. X. W. CREIGHTON.
Or. IRWIN, 40I Shelby STREET.
Testimonials similar % t6s above may be seen
az DR.. REaEHARDr's Office, nom
r. D. ARNOLD. NJ. D., Savannah, Ca.
9skPH HPLpNKEfT, Pastor Of St Panfs,
Hon. JAMES l. ORR, Governor of south Of
Hon. JoSATHAN WORTH. eOyenorof North
Hon. AA.CURTIN. Governor Of Pennsylvauia.
Hon. O. y. MORTON Governor OF indiana
Hon. 4 A. SWIFT. Ex-Governor OF Minnesota
Hon. ALEX RAAsEX, Ex-Governor OF Min
Hon. RICHARD YATES, Governor of Illinois
h SEYMOUR, 65ssrnorOf New York
r. +. FENTON Governor OF New York
And many other distinguished gentlemen.
Several years Of public prnestee and
study IN the hospitals IN Barope, adJassIng pee
i've vision, as well as experiences IN an extensive,
long established business IN his optical stores
,conaide-S II q sumoisnt guarantee Of his ability
to Apply such glasses - are sest calculated for
ne assistancs Or reoovsry OF imPerfeet sight.
ofape Hours hem Q an. to 5 pm.
OVEETOE HOTEL
Room No.
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ne sPREADTHE TRUTH.

Some medical men insist that 1t is undignifed
to advertise a remedy, however valuable 1t may
be. Queer reasoning this. 1t Is like saying that
an article which the world needs should be hid In
a corner-that benefits and blessings may be too
widely diffused-that the me ans Of protecting and
restoring health should be close monopoly, and
not accessible to all. The argument Is bad. 1t Is
worse than that: 1t 10 iahnman. Suppose HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTBRS-an absolute
specific for dyspepsia, biliousness, and nervous
debility-had never been known beyond the re-
pertoire Of the faculty, what would have been the
consequence? Instead of curing and invigorating
millions, the good effects of the preparation would
have been confined to comparative few. There
is the highest authority for saying that light
should not be hid undera bushel that whatever
IL excellent should be placed as city on hill
where all men can take cognizance OF 1t. 1t is
upon this principle that the BIrTERS have been
advertised and continue to be advertised In every
newspaper Of any prominence In the western
hemisphere, and that the spontaneous testimonials
in It's favor have been translated into all written
languages. Thousands enjoy perfect health to-
day who would be languishiDg on beds Of sickness
fthe NEWSPAPERS had not spread the truth toifh re-
gard to this u1aeqaalled inuigordnt and corrective
far and wide. Suppose profit has been reaped
from this publicity. Is that any argument against
it, IL the public health has been protected II
lives have been saved; If the feeble have been
strengthened and the sick restored, great good
has been accomplished; and who so mean as to
grudgs to exsrtions thus directed their fair re-
vardf NH 3o-eod2w
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TN RrcHuoxb EcLEcrrc.-Ths April
number b upon our table. Contents
Spain and the Spaniards; Lady Herbert'l
Impressions of Spain Mr.. Mills Ad-
dress 1t st. Andrews; Manuals OF Myth
ology; The Experiences of Church
Plate; Sonnet; Books Of Fiction for Chill
dren; "Wager Of Battel y; Sketches Of
the English Bench and Bar; A Morning in
Spring; Eavesdroppings at Biarrits
Science and Art; Miscellanies from Fo-
reign Magazines.
We do not think this equal to the ias'
number BY any means.
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BALLARD HOUSE,
y RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
JOHN P. BALLARD, PROPRIETOR.

This establishment is now
coMpr.R TR IN ALL IT'S APPOINTMENTS,
having been newly and elegantly furnished
throughout.
It's acknowledged to have no superior In the
southern States, and to be equal to any in the
North.
The owner has spared no expense to make II
quail in every respect to any hotel in this country
nd pledges his best efforts to MAKE HIS GUESTS
TN EVERY WAY COMFORTABLE.
His long and successful experience justices him
in SAYING that the accommodations Of no hotel
shall be superior to his.
He asks the support of his friends and the public
generally.
apa-ts JOHN p. BALLARD, Proprietor.
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A correspondent, who keeps an eye
on all the editors in town, writes to Us
as follows:
"Give -a rub on his etymology for
saying his caligraphy Greek ka,los, beau
tiful, and graphic, to write) is not beauti-
full"
Our correspondent Is right, yet CALI
graphy is otter used as synonymous with
chirography or handwriting.
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NE TOBACCO FIXTURES PROPERLY
AND ACCURATELY PUT IN PosITIoN.-We
would recommend all who desire their TOBACCO
FACTORIES FITTED UP or RERAIRIEG DONE
to call on Mr. o. P. HAWKINS, No. lo7 Mayo
street. adjoining Odd Fellows Hall. From long
and extended experience he is able to guarantee
his work, and will execute orders promptly and on
moderate terms. NH 27-eodlw
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JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF
81 THE CHR4APRAKK AND OHIO CANAL

JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF
u THE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
COMPANY.-The undersigned, commissioners OF
the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county. By virtue
Of decree Of that court rendered at the special
Public Works OF Virginia against Selden, Withers
s Co., ct at, defendants, WILL at IL oclock n. on
THURSDAY the soth day OF May, 1887, before the
and sell at auction to the highest bidder Q large
amount Of the bonds Of the Chesapeake and ohio
Canal Company. They comprise the following, to
wit:
A parcel of Ave bonds, known as SpEcI Al BoNDs,
Nos 4sS 49, s25 526 and ST. for 414o 900, ranging
In par value from tl0, 900 to So, 900 Also,
parcel known as PRBPgRRRD BONDS, for
$l3, 500.
Terms OF SALE: Cash for Ss 900 the residue for
well endorsed negotiable note or notes at Six
months, bearing interest.
s !. FEsd Nkssqssls AcH. Commissioners.
NH 30-t3oM
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BY Pilkinton. Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants. aud Real
Rstate Agents, No. 10 Pearl street.

EIGHTY.oNE VALUABLE BUILD.
L ING LOTS; ON The 80 a4 nyGss n TURN
KINToN AND yADkN AyENUEs. MAX TIN
TOWN OF MAHCHEsTER, VA, IN ATKIhG0N's
PLAN, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N..we win sell
at public auction on FRIDAY the sih day Of April,
1857 al o. clock p. NJ, on the premises, the fol.
lowing GUIDING LOTS, situated Immediately
above Il Richmond and Petersburg railroad, and
few feet from the depot:
Lots Nos. Ito front IS feet inches; No 10.
feet . inches, on the Manchester turnpike, ran.
ming back from 50 to Ilo feet;
Nos II to 20 front 81 feet inches, and No. -, u
feet inches, on the Buckingham or River rosa
running back from 90 to iS3 feet
Nos. u to 81 front - feet inches on Pflksnto,
avenue runniAg back s5 feet; and
Nos. IS TO 81 front % feet inches on vaden ave.
nue. running back 9s to lfs feet.
THIS 10 . rare opportunity for persons OF limited
means TO secure handsome lot within shor
distance OF the city. Taxes for 1857 70 be paid By
plots OF the above can be seen at our once. and
also 1t the factory OF =. T. PilkintoD, Bsq. Man.
oh ester.
Tssxs: Liberal, and will be make known on
~ PILKINTON, PULLIAM a co,
Auctioneers, No. Is west Pearl street
NH 9a-fda
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ROBERT r. COLLIER, EsQ.-We shall
publish tomorrow the last article the
above distinguished gentleman ever IN
tends 70 write for tho prcss.-Pstersoasg
Enprsss. ts - y8as
Then II Is time for Che Radical party 70
be destroyed. \,
Perhaps Connecticut may havc conc for
sue pemocrsss Yesterday, after eli. Some
ssfsnss things stiiihappsa.
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TIE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN Ma
RYLANp.-On Saturday bill of Injunction
was filed in the Superior Court Of Balti-
more, Judge MARrIS, to restrain the pro-
per officers from holding an election for .
convention As provided by the Legislature.
Nothing further was done In the case. 1t
was expected to come mp for anal DISPOSE
ton Yesterday. .
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By Harrison, Goddin b Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON THE MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
NEAR TO THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER.-As
trustee in deed Of trust from Cornelius Perks for
the benefit of John F. Bchardt, dated March 2,
1885, duly recorded In Chesterfield County Court, !
shall at the request Of the holder Of the last nego-
lie auction ON the premises, on TUESDAY the I'd
OF April 1857 at oclock P. NJ, II fair II not, the
Hrst fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE con:
fronting on the north and west side Of the said turn
pike 10 feet running back 100 feet 70 lot No. =,
with BRICK STORE and DWELLING thereon,
TERMS: Enough In cash 20 defray expenses Of
sale and to discharge negotiable note Of $3.50,
plus OF such sale, on such terms as may be an.
nounced at the time OF sale. The taxes and insu
rance for this year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH % w. GODDlN, Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

x1- HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.--JoHN
w. LEE SON, corner Of Eighth and Grace
streets, beg leave to inform their friends and the
public generally that thoy are still carrying on the
HousR and SIGN PAINTING at their old stand,
and win be glad to receive orders for PAINTING
in town or country.
WALLS wHITRNED or CoLoRED. SIGN work
done neatly.
We will do work on reasonable terms, and give
reasonable time.
NH sim JOHN w. LEE SON.
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By Grubbs williams, Auetionssrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
VALUABLE LOTS, WITE

VERY VALUABLE LOTS, WITH
Y THE SHOPS THERON, At THE sOgTH-
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-By the re.
quest OF the trustee we will sell at auction on the
premises on WEDNESDAY the I'd Of April at :
above. described, fronting IS feet Cary street,
running back $50 feet. They viii be sold Ia two
lots of 81 feet inches each and lot fronting 20
feet on Fourth street and running back IS feet.
The corner lot has carpenter and shoemaker
shop, and the other carpenter shop. The pro-
perry now rents for &sss per snnum. These
lots are we'll located. convenient TO the business
portion Of the city, and should attract attention.
the purchaser.
After the sale OF the lots We will, by the request
Of Mrs MINIS, who Is about leaving the city, sell
very Hne young HORSE, ak Yeas old very
stylish, warranted sound and gentle and to work
well In double and single harness; also rides
well. Also, beautiful one. horse CARRIAGE In
perfect order, and HARNESS. Also, one horse
SPRING WAGON and HARNESS.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
NH 80 Auctfoneers.
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z The Alexandria State Journal has been
engaged for several days in giving reasons
- why the colored voters should support
the Republican party. This concern on the
subject would seem to indicate that the
Radicals expect q good many Of these
colored voters to act with tho Conservative
narty @
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of q
i deed Of trust from henry Harris Robert Hsr.
ris. and Mary Ann Hsrris, his wife, and Henry
TIN day Of February. 1857. and Of record In tn,
clerks onceof Hsnrico County Court l shall sell
DAY the I'd day Of April 1857 on the premises, the
REAL ESTATE and WOODEN fENEMgETs
therein conveyed, and which In situated % fol
lows Lots Nos. II and 10, lying between Adams
and Commerce streets, In the county OF Henrico,
adjacent to the city Of Richmond; also, trisngu-
Lar lot lying in said county. fronting feet on
Leigh street; also, certain wooden tenements, the
property Of Henry Crump, located on the real
estate above referred to.
TERMS OF SALE Cash rs to so much Of the pro-
ceeds Of the sale Of the real estate as will dis
charge q note for $500, which said real estate
secures and for cash as TO much Of the proceeds
of sale Of the wooden enements before referred to
will discharge note for 500, which 10 secured
thereby and in both cases for such further sum
Of money IN cash as will pay of the expenses OF
executing this trust. The terms as TO the surplus
proceeds OF sale will be made known on the day OF
sale. WILLIAM p. SNlPRS, Trustee.
GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NH 81
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EE JOHN C. SHAFER & CO.,
NERO HANT T A 3,
No. / Exchange Building, Fourteenth street
RICHMOND, VA,

supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting OF Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vsstings Of
the latest European importations, and most ap.
proved and fashionable styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS Of the best make always
on hand. mn ia-om
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DIED,

DIED,
At his mothers residence, in Hsnrioo county, or
the a3d ultimo, JAMES N. GRRPP, aged twenty
i've years and i've months.
On the soth March, at 20 minutes past o'clock
Mrs. MARY A. STERLING, In the sixty seventh
year OF her age.
Dear mother, thou hast gone "to that bourne
from whence no traveller returns; Whsre Int
rest" =
Baltimore and Georgia papers please copy.
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n . VI. Ksssss, ~ .. O. 7. Co.,
ou,. ~ MI Main street, between 3hirtssnsh
and Fourteenth.
T,LEaANT HOUSEHOLD AND
II KITCHEN FURNITURE l0B SALE At
AUCTfON.-I will sell on TUB6DAY, April ,,
commencing nj 10 o'clock, ut the residence Of MI.
T. n. HowIin (who II declining housekeeping on
fmnklin street between Third and Fourth, al 81
his HoUsEHoLp AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
OAK sEf DINING FURNITURE, city made,
and in perfect order, consistiDgof
SfDEBpARD and CHiNA PRESS,
CELKRkr, and CHAIRS to correspond,
FINI PARL0R CARPET, nav;
CURTAINS, +,
LARGH fRENcHPLATE MIRROR. etc.,
HALL, OAK SuIT-TABLs, CHAlRs' and
RICH A4 RTcsnHNWSoo6p CHAxBIR SET, city
made, and in perfect order &c
An assortment OF CHINA, 0LAbcs sno
BARTHENWAR1I
mo VIRGINIA AIR-TI0HT COOklN
STOVE, in good order, and the usual
Ha variety OF cooking utensils.
THpNs: For all sums under my dollars, casn
$50 and over that amo1nb ,ixty dsyg srsait foI
AP mh 20 Austionssr for 8. @. r. 4 Go. !
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!. OARp.-To THE CITIZENS OF

A CARD.-TO THE CITIZENS OF
n RICHMOND.-You may remember that du-
ring the latter portion OF last month publication
appeared in several of the papers OF this city to
the effect that my wife, Sarah 4. Hopkins, and
detected in criminal communication, and that
Robert /. Fleming had absconded, carrying away
with him Sarah 4. Hopkins lmy wife} and large
amount Of the funds OF the co-psrtnership OF
Flemipg Hopkins. Since then ! have disco
innocent OF the charges made against them By
looking over the books and accounts Of the GO.
away with him as much Of the funds Of the CO.
Is now q balance due TO him from the partnership.
am satisfied that was misinformsd, and ina,
no means OF rebutting the charges made against
tn EN-, in the hurry OF the moment ned from the
NAMED. / am satisfied that even yet they have
done me no wrong, and make this public alton In
Justice to them and their friends, declaring that
have been imposed upon by circumstances: ana
that an innocent man and woman nave pesn I Terri
bly, wronged. Is. u. hofhiNs:
RICHMOND. March rs, 1857. ~1p2- N