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IL There Is q trout factory In GIaslenburgI
Conn, where the FISH are spawned BY ariiacfa
means Tbs number now In the pond 10 $1,000,
ana when The stock reaches half million the
proprietor expects To make his fortune by selling
them at from Is TO so cents per pound.
CrAH-The present population Of Utah Is said
70 be 10000. telegraph line connects directly
Win , NEW York, PhiladelPhis and other north.
ern cities from Salt Lake city. New York papers
their publication.
Ut The number Of failures Last week IN -.
ported As being one In Boston, one In Ptilad ell.
Sudbury, Mass. -
IT. magnificent sword has bean presented IN
Com; Pauloing by the Nicaraguan Government.
Tor q. service In arrssting Walker. The scab.
bard 10 set In gold and richly ornamented. m
was Manufactured In London.
IL The DUKE Of Devonshire has lowered the
rents on his lrish estates twenty per cent He
visited The estates In person. saw how bis tenants
had 10 toll to make both ends meet, and decided
10 make 10 easier for them.
IL The imports al New York Of foreign dry
good. for the month Of May have been half mill
lion dollars In excess Of the total for the same
M, o. last year but about 20 per cent. below
IL The crawfordsviIls Review saws gold I'm
Considerable quantities Is being found in Sugar
Creek, Montgomery County, Indiana. IL "a most
s :sss gSSid Experienced niners make from q to
eo-Gen o. NJ. Mitchell recently telesraphed
% mr. Stanton for Instructions IN regard 70
bridge burners and gueffllss, The secretary's
answer was specific: "Lss fAss svfsg."
OrA Union regiment ID ornnpizing In Afkan-
s2s. La Roe Hofrison 10 scnN Colonel, and re-
ssa,ans onses have been opened q csssvilie,
u The Wheeline Press says whsat through.
out TIE country looks beautifully promisng' II
10 new In full bloom and farmers anticipate an
early harvest. 80 4 -5-l-I = : q
IL Mike Fagap, pugiiiss, killed Andy Love
II ring SIGHT near 81 Louis last Sunday. They
Fought thirty-fve rounds forty-fve ninutes,
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spirit Of the MsrptuR PYsss.

The infslEigsHeer In abiding to the habit Of
saying that certain things perfectly right and
very desirabe> but not pract cable, holds that at
were wiser 70 say with the philosophic Edmund
Burke nat those things which are not practica.
Ole IN craftsmanship are not desirable"
ghe RsPssiieas insists upon the repeal Of the
Fugitive Slave law.
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IL The overwhelming superiority Of the ene-
ny's numbers In 'he battle al Fair Oaks ia fnIIv
proved by partial list Of their wounded IN q
copy Of the Richmond E1anzissy now before M
This list-the second or third already published
has names Of wounded men from sixty. four reof
me nts and ten independent corps. They doubt
less lad nearly hundred regiments In the two
davs' battle " Y Tribune:
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ConrrRMATIoNs BIT THE SxNArE-The Senate
yesterday confirmed A. v. 3. Lindley a. post
muster at Nashville, and Capt Albion p. Howe,
Of the fsh artillery, Brigadier General Of volun
tesrs Capt. n. served with distinction through
me campaign In Western Virginia, aud 10 now
with the srmy'of the Potomac.
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IL RE. nw 3 a Dr.
naNTEAAss 49, "a IA lsTSa pS:s:SI,nsut II MARBLE
tIey avenue and e street. near the rsilroaf a.
SoL Haylag eopelnded TO nisooutlnue the marLie
work a. prices far below oon urea
st Srsnse snd Brown Stone, North River B,us
SIoie Iues oon.tsutly On hand AID furnisS 81 "a
nasr o. ths shorteet noties And the lowest easS
10 h-im- NICHOLAS AcKER,
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Battle at washinstsn.
From Correspondence Of the Phil, Inor

Il
Pending the armistice which was agreed upon
while the Union prisoners were being delivered
TO General Burnside, consider BILE force of cav.
airy and infantry have been gathering near Pac
tGlus under command of the rebel Colonel Sin
gletarY, and Colonel Potter, commanding the
forces at Washington, deemed II proper to send
for reinforcements. Accordingly the 24tb MAJ
sachusetts regiment and Lleut Avery,s Marine
.N were oioefed 70 Washington The
Greenville ''1' anu
The rebels had removed the bridge on the main
rosa, and tossed themselves at Hodges's Mile
about mile eastward Here they had mill
pond on one side, a deep mofass, or cvp,ess
swamp, on the other, with two large buiIdinos
saw mill and ginning mill-to protect them in
'front.'. This place was approached by narrow
woods " ~eA'e
Hating fora moment at the house Of John srsv
Hodges, another rebel hole. the oath Massachu
Location, and wholly Ignorant Of the ground. payt
OF company A, led by Lieut. Jarvis, were thrown
out as administers. AS soon as they entered this
mill, and from the bushes In which thew were
from both sides. 1N'o~
The artillery were ordered forward and took
position within half musket range, beng
obliged to draw the pieces up a bridge Of slabs.
near which the mill stands. Lieut. Avery now
opened with grape, canister and solid slot upon
tne leoeis who fell cut Of trees, and were driven
cealed them. 'oA
The frirg continued FOR about fortv.ave min.
uIes- The buildings Were fiddled with our M nie
balls and grape, aud limbs of trees fell In |,
shower over the rebels heads Several of our
men were wounded early in the engsoement
Others Were killed and were carried to an emnty
building Immediately In the rear.
AS soon as tie rebel fire ceased our bows made
dash In follow them, but found the BRIDGES cnt
away SO that only one al time could get across
rOs me same reason the cavalry, which Ind been
tneu They had shut the door behind them and
''skedaddledn ~ oA~
wagons Were obtained from the farms nesr hv
to Washington. "''A
LATER.
From the New York Postl
One OF the released prisoners from SALISBURY
VINO arrived today In the Peabody, reports that
connderaoie preparations were making nt Tar.
boro Few days before the fight at Wasbinoton
took place Seven companies of cavalry nassed
towards Warrington, and there were two reoI
menu OF pikemen also ready to participate The
pike blades are about one foot long each. and
Were SET on twelve feet poles With theae rnde
arms the Confederates supposed they would he
oSie 20 cope with our troops tchsn they vsrs ont
We learn that the secession pape of North
Carolina-particularly the Salisbury IdroeatrN
are very bitter against Govrrnor Stanly Threaten
ing aim with severe punishment when they
Saug NJ him, and Intimating that some plans mad
oeeh lofme1 which promise 20 bring about that
were made - 'ou''e'
Governor Stanley, 20 far a. we can learn nv tb,.
onIVdi, las made no new movements
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The Senate of tho United States of America.
as the Court of Impeaehments, satt,np on
mo eass Of West II. Humphrsys, JudSs OF
the Dtstrset Court ofhs United States for
the several Districts Of tho State of Ten.
nessee.
OlpBlEp. That Ihis HiSh coUrs NJ Iu...,h
se0as %, ourn.d til the asth day Of June,
sald West =. Humphreys has failed 10 MAZE Hs s
~. anoe % snsvsr the said articles Of maesoh-
thss Iroelsnaton for his Ape aranoe on I'm d. 70
ine y seoi,Sn,nx this oIde, 10 the Nshona In
stast s nsS... Nsaonn kelublesn ard Evening
sSS, dor q ton days: suecessiysy bsi3re ssid
sn az o. June and as In tie Nashviis
Y Tue stse q Is least ave several days
's'0's ssld ~ sss. s,y Of June. in,ssar
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.csIol. IN WE6S ssOAYY ysns 's S hss :,
number Of Horses and e, unit for snSIiS s.r
Terms cash. in Governmsn. funds.
tsH WAL & BARNARD, Aud.
BysREEN & WILLIAMS. AuOtlOpeer,.
TGsFL FEES SALE OF VA, y BE Ior
DAY ihs ssth cay Of j1le Ssa u1a M9 On
70 h! ,ssS E, d s.S ~.
we = esy Of MAY; $40 9oerasd il. Der 8,
re d; w eSsn IN he i, '1s moi ieI
tn. S,s. IN, ioloylEr rsmed rop ny. vi1:-A1
ns and 6s,ns Ia ao sos ssdt q ssS
SSe course And "a me comfy pi.tTio.
sass s co am rU, 01 ess The sss MN as
nsG and .is', WssSirs Wiam'' No sse eOr-
=. Tsrms: One hall oIsn; b.lsrcs q credit of ana
ss:P IN e 6w oI e:e
tbs SSo given .ne d ei Of us taken % secure
cost ISs o. ne notss AL oonveJsno ne ~ me
II che Ter: =. not complied with in f,. ds-.
e: T.. sSa ss c Is. e %
n tSs ~ ~ . vert sing suoa resale three umes
Is .s.s! sSTfsass gAAf f'as1Is.s;. .:;.
By G. MosUIkE q CO, Aaotoneer..
l. aue 9H ThE lisStAND E9R sALE AT
18TH .:,if 0clopf, the premises. We ss.Il :si f
tne east half Of Let u, in ssusre Iumbert 81
second and Third .,Pests Island sSd G 1annsa
oeSs ons sandrsd and tvt nty Two festt InoGes
islt dt. J. o. Mc6uIRR = 90 .-~..
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auotoneera
n osEWoOD PIANoFoRTE, kXCELLENT
P PH nss nrrT, AND H1Vs a.Lp slrleT: ar
}.ns mn. e 10 oeIoet AZ the resldenos q Gss1i
sIss.s Bee No $50 Sin,k stre:s Is.f .ess
.sll the 1 arnitlre and RoassSola fscts, o s
koss wood Case Pisnoforte. and stool,
Mssotany Secrets,r aud Book Csses,
s: sss .ssS. cs. 5isns
Ss MI s%s hMFT SI,. %,S f.,. shsass
s .Ss Ssssi.S4 SpP a Das. Chair.
maho any and Maple Bedftesds,
Essihsr BEDS, Bo nas1 a soe PiIlov..
o9okInE ano other stoves, Kitchen Utensils, 60.
iel2 ,. c. McsuInE a co, Aucta b.
B. BoNTz q GRIFFITH, Apouou..r,
ioSsSsa. f,v.s es q RRERPsST S AkPssbS;2
he Ascos Soos. ;ss a. g ss y q ~ o.s Z
ssa ior account Of whom II NAV concern, 70 ooyer
Hs::S.t. Bed i.sds. 8 diasrsn, patterns.
iss BoNrz GRIFFITH, Aucs..
1.-THE ABOVE sALs ,suNAyopAsLy
So.I SnS , Sns moNDAf, the 18th instant, same
l.n BoNIz Z sRIFFITH, Auc.s.
THIRrY.fiVE MULES. HoEsRs' VA
Mon Ss sc,ea &C. AT AucIIoH -On TUESDAY
on stb Sc, In iropt Of the stables OF Coof Co.
" nve superior young mulee.
tnIee me vsrk norses,
Glgnt WAGES. md Carts.
e: , 9 as!as:.: ssddl... Brides, 40.
R8Y8m n
jsM So9kLfsRsa s VII WILSON. Ausu.
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CITY OF cHARLEsI0wN. MAssACaU

The Water Communists MARI of tha cit, o.,,h.,,..
Town will receive proposals for makIpe 1eliver,ny
ana iaynS 90 the line Of their distribution pipes
one hsndrsd asd Jorty, FIRE hYDaANTS. in
MAKING proposals. tbs same, paities must IN
o!ade the hJdfaut Pite, the b, nd the Hy0rant
fremes, Covers, and al appurtensno ca come, TAD
efswlth, excepting the branches In main pipes
Ehet ust also rtae the price at which m az viii
LAY And oonnect the hrdrsnt pes With The branch
&c 10 the Mains, aud perform oil he work inoident
20 pacing the hydrants IN p.rfect order for use in
oindlng delivery and Gil trenchlng or other d rrin
r rhi s :. Ing kIopo.s mast accompany ihsm
Mtan oesgns OF the stvle OF hydrsnt th 81 IIopose
Insse desis must BE- drawn scale, In detail, so
tqtal amount Of t-inch hydrant Pipe rec uired is
~ inc Of SIdsa, {. o. .S S0I1 IL
InoIsssiaS diaHe.er of nozz.s to inches, Without
P,opo.as il a. Q be received for about one hxr-
dysd dnd str rOt COOKS, Of the loiiovin,
zs;.t q inch, 6 Of 8 iooh, u Of 8 inoh of ID
Itch, Of s tnon. Of "a ,ch. .fhs Dropoesls fay
stop COOKS, 70 include every essential o slIns nss
teinlny 70 the feme. and the delivery of an Coat.
OF ce.ung at snca Places 10 ChsrIessoWn a The
Entineer may from time TO time direct Dtssns
81 the Styles proposed for 70 be presented al ssme
time ~ DID Pls-s Of distribution Pipe, shov,ns
posiuons OF ~ drants ana stop Cock, can be s.ss
oS os bso AL dssss pus be sen. e The
posas osrsds 70 a0oePs or reject any Of the pro-
for water Commission ers.
or sEEDWWAkn LAWRENCE, Chairman.
Chief Enginser w. w. ;sr.-,o,
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCI1ON MALES.
THIS AFrsRNooN s To-MoRRoW.
By WALL 4 BARNAsD, tgstoae,I.
II ORsEs. WAGONS RUGeIFs CAR
II I!Asts &c, AZ AucIIOg-os s'TURDsf
MOkN MR. June h' We VII sell N front Of the
MURDER Of excellent WORK Hsrns.,. and s.ddl.
Covered pIiDr. 4 Forse and other Wagons,
1890 ,,S ga, BSste: and hs ness -,,,
d wAILA BARNARD. Auc..
b., }. c. MoSUIRE q CO AooToSeer..
GALE OF FRAME DwEI LING HOUsx
AND sSsTa sI.AoR Fl D,T k IF e, wI
tse On .sosIs.,: :s' 81 =. :ss
No: So: crtiDs . foet On Dorik o. sree,. sS iss
isl ssss and ssl bGiIt tvossory sSs b Ss
"a, loc.t,cn q tbs property m,sss it desirable
Terms: "ns half o,s.; the remainder IN 4 and
lie I'D m j. 9. MosuIRE . co. AIet..
By 8 c. MoeUIRE 4 co ,Auolioneers.
HAefSMso Rf Fkn5sT At
% .s sI Nc s u sss.. f ,SS egs:
pIe.smsnts, Gon,,taps q h.ndsOns sriox Ccrtsss
ing .IS BAN room Win 30, and oOid ss.sl
Ihe ground, are handsomely improved. It's SIT
s Iss,S0 y % 81 h.,cs and
Gil respects Q desIrssle resIoecoe.
PsE:so. as.lTine NAY .I,mins the prO,srtyn
1sr@.. "a 500 is cash; the remainder on oorve-
isIad !. q. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auct..
By J. Q. Me6UIRB co, Aronoseers.
y HssrissS6s ssT6s6aY MoRNfikNtsE,
Rnom, hal. s xho 10 rEss Of the Au''
One e1ceilent one Horss Jour sect Family Car
Set single Harness, b md s.8c..
Beautiful Shetland PonsJ, Busry and Hsrn,.,. for
iel2 % J. C MCGUIRE a CO, Auc.s
By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auotioneers.
THREE PIANOS, EXCELLENT FURNI-
Il TuRl AND hoI:.HoLD kITscTs 81 PuBIIc
Ian, = 10 o'clock, In ont Of the Auction Rooms
Three excellent PianO:orts,. two of item in RO..-
Suit. q Blue and Gold BrOo...ils covered p,rior
Marble IoR Centre Table, wtstnot.
Neal r22 sissn Yes: .S. Sh f.Tior Garnet.
Bedstssds Buresus, Wardrobes, Wsshrsncs.
Hair and H1sf M.ttresser, Bcl.tsrs and Pillows,
Eeaiher Beds, Blankets, Comfor.s.
French China inner se', g -a.e~are,
Refrigerator Kitchen Utensils &c.
Terms ca,h,
iel2-d J. c. No6UIRE Co. Auots.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anotoneera
HANDSOME FAMILY HORSE. ROUSE
- HOLD AND hITCHIH FURNITURE, c AT 30
for.-On SATUkDA \, the ltIh lnstent, we shsll
sel I1 'front.' o. our Store. No. $40 seventh street,
An excellent ramilJ Horte. o bay g hand. hieh,
works nee N ha' noes, and perfect gentle and
believed TO be sound-a go d chsnce Tor epy
perS n vi hing q good tamilT borse
Also, one laTg and hue Mahogany Bookcase.
pne Mahofe1y Wsrdrobe,
Large assortment Bureaus, Tables, and Stands
Eofss, Chslrs, bcostesde, Carpets, Oicloth,
Gliss, Crockery, Tic. and Stone ware.
with a general assortment of other Fnrnitpre
which We deem nnn:c .sssry TO enumera.e.
ie us: GREEN q WILLIAMS Asot..
By THOMAS DOwLIN6, Auotioneer,
DUBLiC eALE-On SATURDAY. the IA
Il June, a. o'oloof,I shall eel the 70 lovics
One gslr Of Work Mules,
40 Carts
About 30 Cords of Oar Wood.
About 200 Cords o. HicKory Wood
Anout $50 Cords of Pine WOOD,
Inc wood Will De sold at running measure
"a VIII commence wish the W God an ifterss
Sepol w hart-iben 20 s1oemAker's Canal " harf
.ooth neaI the market; and then 70 the Cana har
jeR THOMAS DowLINs. Aucts
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V WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
oGSf ksGeised An ass r,mont OF WATCHES
20 Keep time. PLATED CHAINS warraf T. IN
ca 70 wear a. We as gold Aioh will be sold ~
HENRY II. HEMPLER's,
,, $40 st., near Bank Of w ashington.
The ROTARY PENDULUM CLOCK thu
pest, CHEAPEST and most ornamental Clock m ey
lsfei es; vrrapte tim keepers II. construct n
Is curiosity. Call and see it. TO be had ply of
hLNKY HEMPLER, BIO 81,
Je IS etf near Bank of Wssbington
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FUTURE DAYS.

By WALL q BARNARD. Auotionesrs.
GopERNMkNT SALE OF COND- MNEp
noksks AND MrLis I'VE Will eel sf Pubic
hsotlon. IN WEDN EsOAY Jane ish ne! q,
WIG Sorft.nnn stree. near the d b servatcry a
vice. .' eAA' toi t1oho sc1-
Terms cash, In 6overnmen. fund,.
A,.i.,.pt on =; !; D ..s.1 GS.Y'
JelS WALL d BARNARD lncfI
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II HE PEOPLE'e BOOKSTORE, !
TIN. Nsv rs S Ssgs.sa S.: ssss =, ssss ssds.
gseoie BookS g read 81 tvsds Syicss. ststion
,' Aiosh rnGss fFs,ss: a ( iSYY e Z Icy bHo
jssiv BcofsSlisrS ~ a. ssCCO.
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CITY OF oHARLEsIowN, MAssAcHU-

SEALED PROPOSALS Will b. received By the Water
ane s9tn. for laying In said city and on the line OF
tpsn W9teI orks, about II miles Of CAST
snd lnformatl on concerning said vor, be obtained
- ne omoe OF the Engineer or Water Commis
Honefs ChaIlestown. Copies Of speoi cat, ons and
contract, and forms Of proposals, viii be sent to
PARTIES desiring 70 nske bids for the work, on their
makiog APPLICATION for the sams to the w atef
z. m9issloners, Bonds with suretles WIN be re-
saIeo from 1aItlss COZ trscting. The Commis
st0nsrs ressrve the night to soeept that nroeoaal
which under eli oircu stances, they shs copslier
moss favorable to the interests of the olty or 10
releot a proposals ofe ed. ''N- ="
For Watts Com issioners
r., sEDWakn LAWRENCE, Chairman.
Chief Engineer G. w. w. jsIalot
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F!aAkRs :Rs . 2. ]! q .gs:rioI
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NOTICE!
SohN a, GRIMES is no longer my agent, and
has no authority to dispose Of wood or ofhcr srn.
ertJ be onglng to me. JOHN CRUMRaTGHp
.G10 ~, Ioo. jel2 st
NJ BARGAINS IN FURNITUREt
ALNvT Exse sion Tables ruil Marhle
Sets, els and up; Parl0r se's sofas, Chairs. "a
nHoios; Lo unges 81 5nj Bed. teaus, Matfinz ~
olioio'h' &C., DO. ceiling verJ cheap at -"
je I7-4tif $50 1th st., near Nortbarn Me-,
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S25 IKs ys,y a the .p.rsAss.ea and de-
H %aissso man sriuSi ssssG&Fis sSus
property Of q. a. Warrins, decess.d or he he
HHo sht sho stass Aforesaid: Albert Il vsryA
Shen spoken TO; and about set Il or Il @
M M a. 5I Vel knovl In Wsshiogtou. "a \.
sive ~ n tnat place or its vic1nity VII
DloNYeIQe sHERfFf.
THE Prince Georgian and uossr r. Wsuirg
sss G 10y anni forbid and charfe ths sdvsrsissrl
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TOR sALE-A SAIL BOAT, u f,st lop..
= ieef ln,hss beam; will Be sold lov iot ~
s sS ,,I 1ssH sn,s o. 9; w knox, 500 sew:
grocery Store. 4. is 80
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the ma ket. ready 20 pay Dash for ali articles
Ia .he hSnsSiurnishipE line; Those leaving the
BUCHLY, 42S Seventh St., between 8 and ri SIS !.
east side,) Dealer in New and Second hand Fur
nMnre. no Is If
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WANTED-I0.o00 ladies to call At 2sOx west
~ Seventh ttree'. between L and NJ. and get
they stamping done all kIrds of goods We
have O0 choice pa terms, and are the ozIv .r,ops
IN the city who make 1t an sre!xs,rs- bEsissss.
widths In three minutes, at the low cha "a Of a.
certS Per Atits. m IN ISIS
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II OF ON TIE ISLAND FOR sAI.E At
IL. AucItoE;5MoNDAY AFTEaNOuN, June
ton, atnI o,cloek, on the premises, We snail sell
ooInS tyent feet on south q street bstu cen
SECOND AND Third streets, Island, and runnipf
Terms oesh, '
ts1t dts J. O. Mc6UIRR A. ~ .,...
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~ pear Blsdsn,huTr. two NEs 70 ss Syst nE -
e es m eo.ss issf asny Beoket f.st inch
I msrs; he had hi. thiEh brcEss and lim .Sm.
e. hin bl.s ~ carr ',, Lloyd: foe sisos-
0ecasoned oy burns; thick lips and Sr1m onnnt -
ssot 6.r na S :iyS. 'sss very .ls Lsss and
Lloyd. and either case tney muxt hs ano 3l5 for
oLo.e receiving the above re ard. .sh' ho"e
~ FlELOEQ MAGE unRR
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By J. Q. MeSUIRB CO, AIono,sers
CARRIAGES, HARNE So. &C AT PUBLIC
~ Arcrlos:-Oa SATURDAY MORNING,
June u h, 81 H. O'Clock, in front of the Auetlor
Rooms, We shall sell without reserve
One excellent one Horss four seat Family Car
rage. IN Eooo oondIuo,, aud Of superior mai Q,
One two Bo. se opca Family erriate.
Bet single Harness, Bl.nt ts, &C.,
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-11
DOWning's Eyer-bearing Mulberry.

also have for sale trees Of Downlng's Ever
bearing Mulberry, hardy vigorous, long-Iiyed
tree, which produces fruit of rare excellence,
rich, juicy, and exceedingly refreshing. 1t is new
er infested with worms, and never fails of a good
crop. | also have
The TRUE CHERRY CURRANT, BRTNKLE'S
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERVEILLE OF
FOUR SEASONS also good lot OF the best va
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A choice lot of Dahias, Glaudols, Tube Roses,
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Persons wanting anything IN my line will please
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NOTICE.

YNHE notes, book accounts and papers OF
i Mr.. Julius Schulze, saddler and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement -
All those ind debted to him are notified to make
immediate payment, cost will be made.
HENRY FISCHEL, Justice of the Peace.
Rock Island, Dec 8, 1861.
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SMALL FRUIT NURSERY,
IONA GRAPE VINES

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weeks earlier than the Isabella Grapes
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