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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-15
CHERRIES SALE OF VALUABLE

- REAL ESTATE.-By virtue OF an execu'
ton in my. hands in favor of the Common
wealth of Virginia against P. II. Huffman
late Sheriff of Henrico county, and his secu.
rites, shall proceed to. sell, on the premises,
on FRIDAY the 18th Of April, 1865, common.
cling at II o'clock, in the order advertised, the
following r E A L ESTATE belonging 10
George M. Flick, one of the securities men.
toned in said execution)-to wit, About IS
feet of ground, with neat dwelling thereon.
situated at the corner Of Marshall and Tween.
ty. seventh streets, Church Hill; also, Lots
No. s, IL, II, 10, l6, and 10, situated on Thrift.
eth and 0 streets, fronting 1913 feet on Thir.
tieth street, and running back lS2 feet to an
alley. On this property there are TWO neat
houses. And on the same day, commencing ~
the hour of 2 o'clock p. M, l shall proceed 10
sell the following REAL ESTATE, in the
order advertised, belonging to George '"
Baker, another security named in said execu.
tion-to wit, 81 feet OF land in the town OF
Fulton, adjoining the property OF Samuel
BoltZ; so feet OF land, also in the town OF Full
ton, ad joining the property Of james NJ En'
roughly, deceased and SO feet of land, with
wooden building thereon, situated on Nichoi-
SON street, adjoining the property OF Patrick
Williams.
The terms of sale will be upon credit OF
six months; the purchaser giving bond, with
good securities, for the whole purchase
money, and the title retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid
apl3-td JOHN w. WRIGHT, >. u. Il.
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Bakeries.
OO0S MAIN STREET.

ZZUO
Having recently put in new cracker ma
chine of the most approved style, am now
prepared to furnish to families or merchants
ALL THE VARIETIES OF CRACKERS,
made in the BEST MANNER and of the very
BEST MATERIAL. Also, BREAD and
CAKES at the lowest rates.
Look at my list of prices:
Soda Crackers, lie. Butter Crackers, lie.
Oyster Crackers, loo. Water Crackers, loo.
Spice Nuts, l6c. Cream Crackers, l6c.
Sugar Crackers, 16c. Cracker Dust, l2c.
Arrowroot Crackers, l5c.
PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, and FANCY
CAKES furnished at reasonable rates.
J. O. BAGNALL,
220S Main street,
between Twenty-second and Twenty third.
NH 24-3mx
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StOVeS, Tj7l2UNTe, &c.

DEFRIGERATORS,
IL REFRIGERATORS,
WATER COOLERS,
Patent and plain CREAM FREEZERS,
of all sizes.
Also, the shepherd" and other patterns
of the best COOKING STOVES.
WOOD and WILLOW WARE, and manu-
facture of TINWARE, wholesale and retail.
GREGORY CO.,
ap Is 14l7 Main street, Richmond
uOUSEKEEPERS, LOOK TO YOUR
Ill INTEREST.-Buya at the old established
STOVE, TINWARE, and PLUMBING N-
TABLISHMENT, $40 Broad street.
MOUNTCASTLE'S.
Stoves Of every description repaired and
made as good as new.
Roofing, Gas-ftting, and Plumbing.
no l6
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Commission Merchants.

NJ. NJ. WILSON, COMMISSION MER-
1Ss CHANT, Office Thirteenth and Cary
streets, opposite Tobacco Exchange building,
Richmond, Va, solicits consignments Of To-
COUNTRY PRODUCE GENERALLY.
Strict personal attention given to all sales, and
prompt returns made, by check or currency,
per express, as may be desired. Full supply
of bags for grain. Liberal advances inmoney,
fertilizers, or merchandise, on faith of present
crop, on consultation. ap 7-d&w3m
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WTANTED, SEVENTY-FIVE HANDS
w to CUT WOOD, near Claremont, in
Surry county, Va: Apply to
J. A. WALKER,
at r. S. Pollard's stable, Franklin street.
ap l3-eod3t*
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
IN Of the JAMES RIVERtg&slE.TEssisu
AND KANAWHA CAN a L ~
COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
promptly at II o'clock M. on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburs
and beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid,
at the option Of the shipper Freight received
and delivered at my office, on the dock.
Way Freight will not be delivered till
charges are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de IL EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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Stamina.

TOR HALIFAX, N. S.-The schooner
IL EUREKA, Captain LEBLANC, is ex- tt
pected in few days to load as above. %FM
Having the principal part of her cargoS3%
ready, she will have quick dispatch. For
balance of freight, apply to A. S. LEE,
ap l5-1w No. II Thirteenth street.
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BY Omohundro & Co., Auctioneers,
OF Broad street, between Second and Third
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.-The steamer
Il NORF O L K, Captains 1e0f1 "a
VANCE, now lying at her berth in Ct
the dock, will sail on FRIDAY9I
the 18th instant, at u O'Clock M. Freight
taken for Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage
to Philadelphia, including meals and state
rooms, $40.
The steamers of this line will now run regu-
larly, leaving Philadelphia SATURDAYS
and Richmond every FRIDAY.
W. P. PORTER, Agent.
Office No. 2425 on the dock. apl5-3t
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
II STEAMSHIP HE2R
The new and elegant side wheel
steamship HATTERAS, Captain Couch,
will leave her wharf at Rockets on FRI
DAY, April the 18th, at u o'clock. No
freight received for this ship after II O'Clock.
Fare, $l2. Round-trip tickets, $40. Storage,
$6. Through bills signed to Boston and in
surance effected at lowest rates when de-
sired. Apply to
SAMUEL AYRES j. CO.,
an l5-3t Eleventh and Main streets.
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AssCt10ss S1les.
By Grubbs & WILLIAMS, Auctiouesrs,
Northwest corner Main aud Eleventh street.

s5ssrs sfUTuRE DAY. s4s,
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T WANT FORTY MEMBERS OF THE
1. Kluklux Khan Tor any other CLAM to call
and see me, and buy an ARMY WAGON and
HARNESS, and pay for them, and take them
away, as ! have not room for what have got
on hand.
JOHN KELLY, Twentieth street,
ap 9-lm between Main and Cary.
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W7ANTED, A No. NURSE.-A mid
wv dle-aged woman who can come well
recommended. No young or inexperienced
nurse need apply.
. ANDREW P1ZZIN1, JR.,
an l4-3t SO7 Broad street.
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AwctSoss SGIes.
| A oolsN N IN BANKRUPTCY

-, FUTURE Day. -.
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OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND }
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, April 6, 1865.
WTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, 10000
w STILLS, delivered on the line of this
road between Richmond and Aqua creek, of
white or post oak, eight feet long, not less
than nine inches diameter at small end, bark
ed and smoothly hewn to a thickness of six
inches, clear of any defect calculated to impair
strength. No stills will be received under size.
A liberal price will be paid. Apply to section
masters on line of road, or to
w. N. BRAGG,
ap 7-lot Superintendent.
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Fertilizers.

Fertilizers.
DERUVIAN GUANO.-l20 tons No. l
i PERUVIAN GUANO, direct from the
Peruvian agent, now landing, and for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD.
NH "a corner Gary and Fifteenth streets.
UANO.-100 tons No. PERUVIAN
VI GUANO receiving this day direct from
the Government agent. For sale ut lowest
market rates. ALLISON Il ADDISON,
NH % 1920 Gary street.
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WOntS.

HXTANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASH
w Err, and IRONER, without incum-
brance, for a small family. Apply at 6o7 Grace
street. zap lj-2tl. w. q. PAINE.
VNTANTED, 12-horse power PORTA-
w BILE STEAM ENGINE. Apply to the
undersigned, 1T machine shop of Richmond
and Danville Railroad.
ap l4-lw JOHN NICE FALKLAND.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

Sale conducted by A. Q. PULLIAa, Au
ttoneer ap1l
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,rh,cb will be sold on TUESDAY and WEI
MMF F.SD the 2lst and 22d instants; ate
which, commencing on THURSDAY the 2Sd
wa shall offer
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By Wellington Goddin,

aRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctione,ar
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

up Is
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ooo LOTS, PER CATALOGUE,

ever offered ut auction in Virginia, An e com
will commence with the gooas NJ oio'i' WV
p1 ising about
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Fearful Accident in Rutledgc Avenue.
BEWARE OF KEgosESE-ANoTHER TERRIBLE CA
TAsTRoPHE- "A YOUNG GIRL BURNED NEARLY
TO DEATH.

Another of those frightful incidents which
every newspaper in the country has had occa-
sion to record, resulting from the careless use
Of kerosene, occurred last evening, at the
southeast corner of Rutledge and Morris
streets.
It appears that about dark last evening a
young German girl, who was employed as
servant on the premises of Nh. Muller, OF the
firm of Muller g. Melchers, on King-street,
was filling lamp, which it is supposed was Lit
at the time, when the fluid took fire. An e1-
plosion followed, and in moment the girl was
wrapped IN flame. She dashed out Of the
house screaming, and apparently endeavored
to reach the adjoining residence AT this
juncture Mr. J. Laftte, who, with two ladies',
was going up the avenue, rushed forward to
aid the poor creature, now one sheet OF fire.
Several colored persons and another white
man quickly gathered and the latter throw
ing off his coat, AIr. LATTE seized it as the
most available means for quenching the blaze.
Getting behind the frantic girl, he threw the
garment around her head and shoulders, tore
off the dress, and with admirable presence of
mind, as soon as he could do so threw the
girl upon the ground, when the fire was put
out.
DR.. Pelzer was Immediately sent for, and
the sufferer, sensible but hightfully injured,
was conveyed into the house. She was removed
to the Hampstead Hospital last evening, but
we learn from DIR. Pelzer that her recovery is
extremely doubtful, the limbs, face, shoulders
and bosom being shockingly burned.
Time and again, We have cautioned the pub
Lie against the careless use of kerosene. One
might as well toy with barrel of gunpowder
as with some kinds of this infammable and dan
gerous material, and we fear that not until a
score of houses have been destroyed, or as
many human beings been mutilated or MUIR
dered by it, will the lesson be taught, which
single accident Like the above should enforce.
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TIE Music ON THE BATTERY, last Saturday
evening, was well attended, Notwithstanding
the GOODNESS Of the weather and the high wind.
This delightful promenade is likely to become
more than ever favorite resort during the
summer. Mayor Cogswell is determined that
the Battery must be placed in its former good
order. Seats will be furnished, fences repaired,
q general resurrection and reconstruction
commenced in few days.
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GOOD NEWS FOR STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MEM
PRIs AND CHARLESTON RAILnoAD.-We learn
that the President Of the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad has written Messrs. Hastie and
Willis, directors Of the road, that on the 10th
of March he had ordered funds to Charleston
to pay the South Carolina stockholders three
per cent. upon their investment in the same.
By this arrangement half per cent. will be
saved to the stockholders in exchange. MIR.
Hastie has also received letter from the Pres
ident Of the Company, which will be extremely
interesting to the bondholders. It may be
seen at his place Of business.
This will be cheerful intelligence to many of
our citizens interested in this road, who did
not expect much, at least during the present
year The amount of shares owned in South
Carolina is very large. The city itself owns
about half million, and this is the first diyi-
dend since the war.
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TIE FREEDMAN's SAVINGS BANK Of Charleston
must be in fourishing condition. We see that
it has changed it's quarters from State-street
near Chalmers, to newly fitted up and far
more commodious Office, No. "a Broad-street,
between Church and Meeting streets. We are
glad to note this evidence of the prosperity of
an institution which may, in measure, be re-
garded as an index of the thrift, industry and
steadiness of our colored people.
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TIE OPERA IN CHARLEsToN.-Our neighbors
of Savannah, if their newspapers may be
belieyed-and whoever doubted 0 newspa-
4erp last week went wild over Graus' famous
onera troupe, which, after filling the hearts Of
New Workers with musical delight, has COM
,nanced q tour Of the South. Thus far they
have performed with signal success and to
fashionable audiences in New Orleans, Mobile,
Montgomery, Columbus, Macon, Atlanta, Au-
ousta and Savannah. Tonight they open at
tbe Hibernien Theatre in this city with the
onera Of "Faust," arrangements to this end
having been made by Mr. Templeton, and they
will remain for three days. Charleston has
alwavs been celebrated for its appreciation OF
art. and we have no doubt, notwithstanding
the stringency of the times, that large and re-
fined audiences will welcome what the lapse OF
vears has made novelty to most OF US, name
Iy-the genuine opera.
We learn there are about thirty persons con-
nected with the troupe, among whom are the
artists who nightly, for many months, nave
commanded the plaudits Of the opera-goers OF
Now York from the boards of the Academy OF
Music.
We also learn that considerable number OF
o,r citizens have already engaged seats for
three nights; but there is room for many more,
and that subscribers, who desire to secure the
most desirable places, can do 80 by applying at
nine o'clock this morning at the music store
of Mr.. Henry Seiging on hing-street. The
roaular ticket sales of reserved seats will begin
at ten o'clock A. NJ, at the same place. no!
now for white kids, gorgeous neck ties, Lubln's
Extracts, Aimar's Cologne, and all sor1s Of
fashionable sensations for at least the next
three DAYS.
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THE THEATRICAL COMPANY Of the Temple
tons will necessarily suspend operations dur
ing the short stay Of the Opera. Mrs. Glad
stane's very successful engagement closed on
Saturday with the "Corsican Brothers" I'm
mediately after the brief opera season, several
dramatic novelties, now in preparation, will be
presented; and our readers will be glad to
hear that the charming Vane sisters will re-
appear in the leading parts.
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ACCIDENT ON The SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL-
RoAD.-The down train from Columbia, met
with an accident on Saturday which delayed
it for about three hours. When near Stllton
Station the engine, baggage and mail cars
were thrown off the track. There was no dam
age done and the train was soon replaced on
the rails
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;ImoRrANT TO TAx-PAYERs.-The time al
flowed to delinquent citizens to come up to the
.Tfeasureras Office and settle their little &C
counts is nearly at an end. The city needs
money-the laborers, tie police and hundred
anxious officials want money-.and If the tax
payer does not respond before the LIST OF april,
imperative. orders have been issued to turn
him over to the Sheriff. II. viii not prove an
April fool; ;joke,1and those who have not PAID
their arrears should not postpone that duty an
.other day.
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NOVELTIES FOR TIE LADEs.-Messrs. Stoll,
Webb Co., OF the great King-street dry
goods house, have just received large invoice
Of choice dress goods of entirely new patterns,
which they invite the ladies' Of Charleston to
clll and inspect.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell this day, at
their cash auction house, No. 55 Hasel-street,
at 10 o'clock, dry goods, boots, shoes, &c.
MCKAY l. CAMPBELL will sell this day, at
their auction house, No. 136 Meeting street, at
10 o'clock, boots, shoes, trunks, &c.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
II. H..

II. III.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper, &c.; or, MILLER's Almanac;
If YOU want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, or Ac-
count Books made to order, with any desired
patter- OF rulhng. 80 to HIRAM HARRIS. Agent,
No. 50 Broad-street.
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PERsoNA1.-We had the pleasure last night
of meeting Mr.. John A. Grubb, the representa-
tive of the Savannah News and Herald. MIR.
Grubb visits our city not only in behalf of that
paper, but as general newspaper agent for
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
he brings the highest testimonials from lead
ing journalists, and we commend him to our
business men and others who may wish to open
communication with the Forest City.
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TIE NORTHERN MA1L.-We understand that
some Of the railroads on the through route be-
tween this city and New York have expressed
their determination to commence to-day run
ming their trains according to tho new sched-
ule referred to IL THE DAILY NEWS some time
ago. By this schedule the through mail would
leave New York at moor and arrive here about
II A. M. AS the roads South of Weldon have
not yet agreed to conform to the arrangement,
we shall not be surprised if our Northern
mails for while should be day or so behind
time
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HOTEL AaR1yA1s.-Charieston Rote!-Joseph
s. Kinsbury, Pennsylvania: A. II. Browne, Jno.
Mcleod, James Island; Jessie D. Horsey, city;
R. Douglas, Augusta; NJ NJ. smalley, New
York: n. Ingraham, Abbeville; John T. holte'
Brooklyn; AIr. and Mrs. Boyd, Miss James,
New York; Nicholas Cain. D. vedder, Schenec-
tady, N. Y; E. F. Wood and wife and Miss
Stella Lcsuiol, Boston; n. Phillips aud D.
Adams, S. C.; 0. H. P. Stein, New York; WI.
o'Connor, Augusta; c. V. Darlington AMI u.
b. Darlington, Columbia; Col. E. W. Dennis,
US. A.; Z. Z. Fish and j. H. Murkrchur,
Bu9a.o, New York; Gee. Bebrud, Liverpool; E.
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oEAsONABLE GOODS,
Direct Importation.
COTTON cAMBR1cs AND ia COMETS
NANSOOK, NULL and SWISS MUSLINS
TAPE CHECKS and STRIPES
SWISS CHECKS AND STRIPES
HAIR CORDS and BRHLIAHTS
RICHARDSON'S HOUSE WIF E LINEN
DUNBAR DICKSON & co. MEDIUM and FINE
LINENS
TABLEDAMASK and DIAPER
HUCKABACK DOWLAS and EUCKABAOK TOWELS
BIRD.EYE DIAPERS and L. g. HANDKERCHIEFS.
ALSO,
WOMENs' and MISSES WHITE COTTON HOSE
MEMS and BOYS BROWN COTTON HALF HOSE,
TWEEDS, &c.
For sale by
JOHN HANCKEL,
March 16 m No. A EAST BAY.
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COOP NEWS FOB THE FIREMEN.-Among the
improvements contemplated by the new Mayor
ia the rebuilding of the engine houses burnt in
'61. The City Engineer has prepared plans
and specifications, which will be presented to
the Board on Tuesday. For the present but
three Of these houses will be rebuilt-the Phe-
nix in Cumberland-street, and the Etna and
Hook and Ladder No. in Queen-street, on the
same lots heretofore occupied by these compa-
MES. These buildings will be quite ornamen-
tal and will be constructed with every convent
ence for the fremen. The engine room will
be finished as speedily as possible, but the
halls will not receive the same attention until
the city treasury, is replenished. The three
companies mentioned above are now occupy
ing stables and buildings entirely unsuitable
for the purpose, and the change to their old
quarters will be most welcome. The Stonewail,
Pioneer and Young America companies are
also without engine houses, but they must
bide their time until the more fortunate trio
have been housed.
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Drn @ooos, Gtf.

QkV OpppV1 wv
ATEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
sToLL, WEBB & CO.'S,
2a7. KINGS EET. 2ss.
We beg leave to inform the Ladies and our
patrons generally that we have opened very
CHEAP AND CHOICE LOT oF DRESS GOODS,
together with we'll assorted stock in every
department, and solicit call, if only to in
spect.
Respectfully,
sToLL, WEBB & 90.
March % mwf3
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The Artesian Wcn.

1t is generally known to strangers visiting
our city, and to the younger members of our
community, that Charleston has an Artesian
Well, operations on which were commenced
some twentJ years ago; that the water OF this
well is tepid, slightly saline and alkaline in
taste, and is said to be good for the curing OF
divers diseases. We know, from occular de-
monstration, that horses and mules drink it
with as much avidity as their riders and drivers
exhibit in the presence Of the best Of "Bour-
bon." Visitors from abroad generally like it
very much, and naturally inquire why it is not
analyzed, Why not bottled and exported, as is
the Seltzer Wasser, and Vichy, and ''Congress,"
and Kissingen, and Rockbridge Alum, and
others. For bathing purposes, our artesian
water is perhaps more pleasant than that Of any
of the celebrated spas on either continent; and
all that is needed to make Charleston famous
and much frequented watering place" COM
bining excellent mineral springs with the ad-
vantages afforded by her position beside the
sea, is a little more life and enterprise among
our citizens, and determination TO make the
most Of the gifts God has given them.
To satisfy numerous inquiries, we addressed
ourselves to our friend, DR.. c. o. Shepard, Jr.,
for an analysis OF this water, and he has kind
ly furnished us the subjoined statement, the
result Of five analyses, carried on at periods Of
about three weeks interval, all Of them since
New Year. DR.. S. shows that there is not only
difference in the quantity Of the solid inere-
dents at different dates, but that the sub.
stances vary slightly in the proportion to one
another. DR.. s. closes his letter by saying:
s'I hope at some future day to be able to give
not only this well water, but also the other
more recent one, closer analysis. Meantime,
this may be of some advantage to your fellow
citizens, and of interest to you, who were kind
enough to propose the matter to u.s."
ANALYSIS
OF the artesian water, Charleston first well),
depth about 1850 feet; temperature OF water at
spout 81 degrees Fahrenheit. Specific Gravity
lat Il degrees Reaumur or 633 Fahrenhelt),
1.OO15. Amount Of solid ingredients in the
water (Residuum obtained by eyaporation),
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by R. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.

TOMORROW, 2lth inst, at II O'Clock, viii be sold
atthe Exchange, Broad-street,
The TWO-STORY RESIDENCE No. 81 CHAk-
LOTTE-STREEr being on the south side, lew
doors east Of Meeting. The Dwelling has four
rooms, besides dressing room snd pantry: There
are also ample servants accommodations. The Lot
measures Az feet front, and back by 11b feet.
Condinons-One-thirdc cash; the balance, by bond,
secured by mortgage of the property; buildings to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to Pay
B. NJ N. Bro for papers and stamps.
March % l9,1L|S,2A.