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Wholesale J.iIL breaking.

BinclIwclIs Island Giving mp its MaIeinc-
tOrs-Bully Nelson, the Man-cnter, Ggain
At Large One of the Jniibirds Rear
rested Swimming the River.
Within the past three days no less than three
dcsperadoes have escaped from Blackwell's Island.
The first fed Sunday, the fugitive being the no
torious Bully" Nelson. the man-eater. who was
sent on the island last month As yet the details OF
his escape have not been made known but for some
days previous lie had been visited by his wife and
another woman who were seen in boat OF the
island on the morning Of his escape. Mr. Keen, the
Superintendent OF the Workhousc, thinks that he
has q clue to the folons whereabouts, and also TO
the persons who cOnniycd at his escape.
Yesterday morning Ellen Bradley went down to
the waters edge with other prisoners and keeper.
Two men quickly rowed up boat, and Ellen jumped
In The boat disappeared before assistance could
be summoned. Intelligence was at once sent to tne
Police Central ONCE, and before o'clock the whole
party was arrested and Ellen was borne back IL the
island.
The most impudent escape however, was effected
at about O'Clock in the afternoon, the prisoner
being Mike dollhouse, notorious runian ana oaler
OF The First Ward lie was ut work on the east side
Of the island with other prisoners, several keepers
being also present, when suddenly he sprang into
the water and made such good use Of his time that
he was over on the other side before ANYTHING could
be done. This man is an adult " Jack Sheppard
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DIED.

n,.n, 49,. ,,---,-- ,,,--.. ,,.-., ,,,,.
YhACh.-Ater nnrcIine llness Hannah BLACK
The elatlS ca and rfenos oil me mmhy are invited 70
sttenn the innerM rom we resiaenee 81 yohnK DeAy
No. 20 Bowefy, ats O'Clock A. NJ, wednesday, June
81 i, In and can.s. naner. n,sase co,v
- ~ .r.- 49,.
- i.,i ne. .us - NseI sa,ots
~ psniu. nvss, nn ~ Sia"w o. we lae ierehe.
Illksnnnyns. native VI tns PARISH VI Latehn' oou-V
Ns Th as, ,, an, ,-,.ra. ~ ,,o ,,, 49,. .,no,,
A. n' a., 'u IN ". wy M NJ
dence "a IN, abeth at ON WesnesaAy morpinr j une
~ at 10 oIlock.
rIkI.D On Mopdav lima ~ Alire NJ Moutiefh
N In an RcAard Field and eiest danahter ~ Meha,I
Nnntenh ~ Fr,nSfstd Kinrs to1ntv Leland
IIc, rens,ns ~ N hc ttsn ION, bsr .is ras sispc. %
r,,x u.W - -. -, VI .cn.s A. ,s.I... - =, -,
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New YORK CITY, 100 Broadway, Jun
a TOICE FROM JAIL.
President O'Ncill nsout 10 Publish Expo
sure-Why the Canadian Invasion Failed
The Future Of Fenianixin.

TO TIE E,ftOr OF ire Sun
Sra: Having received a number OF letters
from various parties inquirng Why have not had
anything to say in reply to the numerous changes
mede against me through the press and otherwise,
on account OF the late disastrous attempt at the In
vasion Of Canada and my own conduct In that af'
fair beg to inform those parties, who l presume
read THL Sun, and all others whom il
may concern, that delayed replying, first, be-
cause desired that others should get through with
what they had to say in the matter, and secondly
because / mad hoped that some one OF my numerous
friends man never knows how many ne has until
he needs one-would, by going on my bonds for
$l5OOO. give Inc al opportunity Of defending myself
outside the walls OF a Jail.
Nov. how ever, believing that my enemies-I must
presume that have friends. at least among those
IRON whom had q right to expect frcndship-have
had all the opportunity they could desire to say
what thcJ pleased, and as l am likely to remain in
jail until nv trial. shall soon publish statement
showing who was snOnsible for the attempt at the
invasion OF Canada, and the cause OF the failure
so Tar rs the movement has yet been heard from
Ihe facts In toe case are not known to the puoiic
shall alsO give my views as to the future OF the
organization, which must change It's policy to ac-
complish aGythng for Ireland.
JOHN O'NElLL Pres Fenian Brotherhood.
IL JAIL AT BURLINGTON, VT, June D. 1870
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British Columbia and the Dominion.

0rrAwA, Ont, juno 2S.-Thc delegates from
British Columbia have received the terms upon
which this Government is prepared TO treit with
that colony for It's entrance into the Canadian union.
Canada Is 10 assume the debts and Liabilities OF
British Columbia, The annual local grant FOR
communication between Victoria and San francisco
Is to be maintained fortnigllty by two British
steamers. Tne dominion Government will guar
antoo tue construction of railroad across the con
tinent. with its western terminus in British Column
ba, on the Pacific coast connecting in the east with
the railroad system OF Canada, British Columbia Is
70 he represented in the House OF Commons by six
Representatives, including three Senators. The
colony and the present tarn Of British Columbia
discontinued.
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Spttial Nuficts.

TIN-LINED LEAD PIE IL A BLOCK
Tin lipe heavily coated with SOLID lead. The metals
thoroughly united In the process Manufacture
TO be- IN fact, hut one pipe. Tin b metal closely
resembling SILVER both color and purity hence
flows through tln.ned lead pipe as pure as II drawn
through silver II rs flexible easily worked
lead pipe; also stronger and durable and costs
about the per foot. BY lead water poison
and iron rust avoided and general health promot.
ed. Circulars and sample OF pipe sent by mail
Address the CoLwE..Ls. SHAW & WILLARD MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, 2l9 Centre st.. between
Canal and Grand sts., New York.
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Susiness Hoticts.

Children often noed n good, safe touie,
which, without possessing tie qualities Of an unhealthy
smulant will yet serve 70 give tone to the stomach
aid strengthen the organs Of digestion and BY infuslng
naturally new Vigor INTO the system overcome any ap
parent fceboness and want OF vitality. Dr.. Jayncs
Voimifuge compound well suited TO such cases.
ana besides being most useful tonic. Its long estab-
llshed reputation vermpiuge contributes to make
II remedy frequently required in every family likely,
II administered promptly and judlcously. to save tho
parent much anxiety aud expense, and the child great
deal Of suffering Sold everywhere. Small thc 81
conts double size 50 cents per bottle.
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How n Murdered Man suffered Through
Want Of II Siretchcr.

SIN; | wish you would urge upon the Police
commissioners Tie necessity OF placing stretchers
hot summer months In case of sunstTuke. &C., so
as 10 convey the parties 80 truck to hospitals or
necessity OF this ! viii give you case in point
Daniel Mitchell who was mOrtalY wounded last
Sunday morning, alier walking a considerable dis
tleman and mys sell to the station house quarter of
a mile Distant tor stretchcr. We went with ali
possible haste hut could not procure one foI at
least three -quaTters OF an hour, You can Imagine
how weak Nj tcnell must have been from loss ofbood
and the want Of immediate medical Attendance.
Very truly, G. A. Is.
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,tol ~ An NAssEhs OF me CotNli OF
~" I'm , e'n.ton 20 nn,es given lof inspeS'3s
W ,t az " ~ ~ 80 ~ ~, ".
tho votes given IN the several Election Districts OF said
MAJ is;G do herrby certify dstSTn,ina ana dpciar "
N' ''' 49, ' '' ~ N'
FIFTEENTH WARD.
III, ra,.o-s cohau 81 Ahr.,, ~ r..,. L., a..
dnW Eu ,h SgUu am 49, hodsn q Iutdy, 10Y tne
~ ~ 49,, w., 80, & uu' t.s
ieeniI !, ard 'o f"e' He'''o" D'''e' VI tue r"'
w" 1910 N nr,,., and foo.oo ~ y,o,, a.,
:, my onatvs ~ n'oWn anu ,ieorgG ~ lloNd Dy
~ ~ y in,S q, ~ ~ u.y w
ihe F,iteenth Ward W. Va" '''O''' H'e''o" Ds''o' Vi
'N ~, u,,' ,,,o. m, ro,o. ctA.o, =, a.,
mHt Mnm sS ~ NM lanes uinson by we
" $3.50 ~ ~, nu1 NC, " WY ~ %
TENN Nyari o' INC anu H''''ou DH''9' Vi 'he f"'
"Tmn, TNna,o. ro,,or nm, tohnI vo,,ro, a., 40
ihM p0usiHs isIlor ana John l.: Malgton. bS we
- Liccti,,n ~, ~ 1890, a Is ~,
renI IL ard 'o' 'e f0u'" ii''''OH DsHe' VI TUX IL
That John rarev a,, cvi ~ Co,y,or M, tho rrootos,
nrnnS v ~ ' a hvSl ny n gt''st
Ion for The Finn Feron D,tyict ~ Inc Fittscn,h
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Arriyed-TuKspAY. June %.

Steamship Russia. Liverpool, md g and pass.
Steamship Alaska Aspnw all mQsc treasure and pass.
Steamship Henry ChaunceY, AsDinwall, mdhc aud
pass.
Steamship TyOcc, San Domingo city, ndse and pass.
Steamship Champion, Charleston, nd,e and pass,
Steamship San Jaclnto, snyannaD, mdse and pass.
Ship Gen chamberlain Alexander, cotton.
Bark Tulsman, Rio Jauer0 coffee and pass.
Bark Yankee Santos, coffee.
BARK Ole Bull, New Castle, railroad iron.
Elik Freeman Dennis. Glasgow, mdse.
Bark Reindeer Mayagues 7. r., moasses.
Brig ChilliaUwulllh. Caibarcn, SUGAR.
Brig Union Star. Windsor. n. g., plaster.
Brig James RatcllilOrd, Glaze Bay, coal.
bchr Curl, Seville, mdse,
ALSO, the usual river aud cOastwse vossels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
OuEEEsTowH, June 2s-Inpol, New York.
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NEW YoRK Tuesday, June IS There we're NJ
fresh offerings OF beef cattle and trade worth
uoning. WequOtc nominllly common TO prime at 100
l6c n, and ext selections might be sold at 1GkQ
l7c Only Que car load OF sheep arrived to-day, but
there were enough held oyer nom yesterday AID the
good lots with prime quolable at 14@iHc Lambs
were slow nj no 2hc. n for far 20 good lots. HOGS
quiet and unchanged with sales OF cars Of good
Illinois, .l3 and IN Ms av respectyelY at S9OCA 100
nc n, lair quotation for ordinary 10 good hogs.
kcCCpls 10 dlY Mere 2tSO.
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How a Man can have his PantnIoons Ruincd.
IA. D. IL g,s TIs gy0

SIR: III GET teman residing above Twenty-third
street start, TO walk down town between the hours
OF seven nine in the morning. and on leaving his
house looks II he had just stepped from band
box, ON reaching his Office Ills appearance IS
Hor' that Of n coal HEAVIER.
m, boys VINO sweep tho stores never stop their
broom 10 allow person to pass but sweep
the dust and small paper (Which Ii sometimes wet
On the bottom OF ones pants, almost destroying
Them and taking AL the polish OF ones boots. We
should he,e some rule Tor this work. When violated,
let tie blonde. be punished. WILLIAMS.
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Contents OF the wcckiv sun.

tains the followingi
Foreign intelligence; The War up in Winnipeg The
Great Rink Failures News from Washlngtoni Tho
Anu-Gambing Fund Tne Chinese shoemakersi An
Interior View of Fast Hotels Ia Saratoga The Secret
Preliminary Treaty. Held W Public GaEe The Death OF
Clarendon; The yellow. Faced Students IN Rutp crs
universnyi Leaf ON Red Clouds History, Gust
In the Congressmen wac Dare Steal by Hundreds !
John Real to be Hanged Children Killed BY the Fall
Ing of Market House A Whole FANNY ~ Prison :
The Treatment OF Sunstl oke; Leading Articles on
Matters Of INTEREST," SuDhepnls; 1po lsona1ec OF 4
Counting House--A Story Financial and Agricultural
Reports
The Dollar son contains o complete cpItome OF the
news OF the week rom all parts Of tho United States
aud the American continent. Cones in wrappers
ready for mailing to the old country may be had at the
desk Of our publication office. Price three cents.
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Senator ReyeIs is in indianapolis visiting his
brother Ills advent has not excited much notice
so far excepting to Inspire his cOlored brethren
with mmeasurabl awe. But he does not put on
any airs. inc opportunity OF travelling and again
enjoying the society OF hil family IL steemed about
beuHtOI,
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The Manhattan Savings Irstitutlon have declare,
their thirty ninth semi dividend Of tho rate
cent. per snnum, payable after the third Monda!
In July. a. will oe noticed elsew Icre f.
The Metropolitan Savings Bank has decarcS
usual semi,annuAl dividend payable on and afle
July is.
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We NVouid NV No Mcaus

Recommend any medicine which We did not know TO
be good, particularly for infaup But OF MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP We can speak rom know.
ledge. 10 our own family, II has proved blessing 10.
deed, by giving infant troubled With cote palma
quiet sleep. and Its parents unbroken rest Of night
Boston Chrisudn Freeman.
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DIVORCED,

BRoeS--ln this city, on Wednesday. May IA 1870 by
Judge d. p. Ing aham Joseph II. Bros ron sarsh q.
BrOse
BARNETT.-In this city. on Monday. May % 1910. By
iudge Albert Cardozo, Emma Barnett IRON lsdore
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Married.

sTONF-GATEs.-on Thursdsy June 70. at the par
sonage OF the Moravan CHURCH. jay e.. near Myrtle
Az, Brooklyn. by the Rev. EDWARD Ropd .halef, Mr.
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JOSEPH d. PURDY.
ESTABLISHED 1913
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ducea prices. Il. A. BisOOkS 5d5 BroauwaJ.
6oied shoes half price.
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THE YACHTING SEAsoN-1hero IL no DENYING that
the yachting season has SGT In with unusn al bIaucy
and promise No sensation quite as pleasant has been
created u we except that produced by the new STYLES
q summer hats now for sale Dy Koor ut ~ Broadway
These embrace some very elegant varlclles'. wnlch
beauty the head TO the plus ultra OF embeish.
mont.-IdD.
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Wheeler & wilson Maci,igc,,s 1,141 broad
out eXua charge Machines TO let J. I. ELLIS.
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6laibiwa. 5

VMMMBNSB rr r 1.r. i.fI
WHOLESALE
WHOLESALE .tu.
SUMMER oLornrSa
AT RETAIL,
Arn RETAIL, .r'''
eos BROADWAY, .a
NEAR GRAND ST.
LAST WEEK.
LAST WEEK.
LAST WEEK.
LAST WEEK.
MUST BE CLOSED OUT BEFORE JULY sru.
PRICES BELOW COST OF MANUFACTURE
LINEN COATS. 7Jc. and upward. oil Qualities.
ALPACA COATS. st75 md upward. all qualities,
WHITE VESTS. 81 and upward. all qualities
WHITE COATS. s,2s and upward. all qualities.
WHITE PANTS, si5o and upward. an qualities.
LINEN DRILL PANTS, q and upward all qualities
CASHMERE SUITS, ALL KINDS.
CHEv1oT SUITS. SID. ALL KINDS.
MELTON SUITS. ALL KINDS
sEERsUCKER SACKS.
BUSTERS, 81 AND UPWARD. ALL oUAIITIEs-
SPRING AND SUMMER oy ERcoArs, % to ga.
CHECK MARsEIIIEs SACKS, C.
CHECK MARsEnLEs VESTS. TIC
CHECK MAI,sKIIIEs PANTs, Q1
BROWN DRILL PANTS Sc
| ZINE CAssnIgKE SKELETON SUITS, ALL KINDA
FINE FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
CASHMERE PANTS FOE woRKISGNEN CHEAT.
| TWEED PANTS, Sc
| LIGHT COATS, ALI. QuALIIIEa
| WHITE DUCK DoUBLgBiiEksTED vEsTA
| FINE BLACK PANTS. So
roYs' CLOTHING CHEAP.
|
| .>~~~~~~~~~>~~>>~SS1Se~-
NorrcH- -
The subscriber having determined to CLOSE hh
BUSINESS poosislc. o1ers saic a STOCK OF
| DRY Goops smountngt TO
tflopo,
| a. and BELOW COST. Most OF this largo stock has
been purchased recently al for cash.
| vKEI cHKAF.
| WALTER LOCK WOOD,
Gil BROADWAY. corner OF Houston o.
| New York. Juno %, iS7O.
BArHrSG DnEssEs :
| HEGLIGkE sIIIRrS
A LARGE VARIETY AT Low PRICEs. AT
UNION ADAMS q CO.'S,
| 657 BROADWAY.
INEN sLIPPkRS and shoes at CAsTRkILS,
Sus 5urusWns.
| BEDDTyG.
| DANtRL O'FARRkIL 500 srH Az
l CORNER Oh NTH ST.
| PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OK MONTHLY.
| CARPETS. furniture &c -fiousek ecpcrs suppiied
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Shirts, Collars, Cans, and Drawers,
UNRIvALLED IN STYLE AND hAkUFAO luRE, Al
UNION ADAMS q co 3. es7 BROADWAY.
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The Best and Cheapest place to buy genuine
FULLER cos. % John st.
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MINNIE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAC-THIs DAY.
sun res,.,4 ~ sun seis.,,.i u Moon sets..,,,S 10
HlGu wATfn-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook g w Gov, bland q IS Hell Gate 10 20
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Ruiloina mattrals.

J)LATE GLASS forsale; also general assort.
i mont of sec1nG hand building NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIE TEIrLEG's, 18th ST. and Az. n.
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Soattu Notltts.

Il q. :. C.-sSpecial meeting OF Roger sherman
IN. lodLc ~. X. o, = c., at thci regular mcetng
roon this night, Wednesday June o. for the purpose
OF taking action Mr. Palsleys store. Meeting c..
TO order NJ O'Clock. BY order OF Committee,
NQTICE TO PAINTERS.-An members OF thc
~ Union House Palhtcrs Association are request Ell
10 meet at their rooms. S2 Bowery this evening. NJ
O'Clock rs business OF great Importance will be
acted. None will be admitted unless he shows clear
card makes himself good the hooks,
ISAAC LUDGATEtrrcasurcr.
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PICNIC GOERS

PICNIC GOERS
and those who want to celebrate the Fourth at little
expense, WILL hnd II
H. MoUQUIN's,
81 and IS Nassau 81, port ctaret and white
wines, VI $50 per galion Five gallons u ..
SURE HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND, OPEN
june l. Take south ide Railroad. loot kouseyet t
A. NJ. and $50 l.. N. New steamer MINNIE VAR
RkN TO beach. ID. S. S. SAMM1s.
GENTS, PEARL CASHMERE DRESS
wwxRSS,1S - ns 7,yy1V
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Qrrsuuai Amuek


IF THIS should meet the eye Of Joseph Yates, his
il mother would be glad TO hear nom him. Genera
Railway Station. Chester. England.
x OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANN oaunuaSSiinsu
~ gov, scotland or their relatives will resr OF nro
pcrtv left TO them by addressing W. j. BUNBu kY pI
Grove st., jersey CITY, n. j.
RADICAL CURE, without KNIFE. caustc, or dc
HI ention from husne g. for structure, Fistula Pls,
Diseases Of the Pelvic Viscera Diseases aud Deform les
Of the eye nose face. aud person. and oil important
CAGE. HENRY A. DANIELS. MD, Ia Lexington
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A.-A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.

A.-A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS. =,
SIMMONS cos LO1rERlES, -
AlSSOuRl-Extra GAS No. 421. june g, lS7a p,
O., ~ 10, so. Is. %, s.. 10. II, a. 20.
MlSSOuhI-ClAss No. i2s June ~ 100.
y, a. 90 8, IS. IS, o., q. u. 20 s2; 90, 81 ~
kkA1UCkl-kxTa Class No. t05. June q, l5io
eS, IS, 10, "a. /. 81, 2, 81, a. IL, sc, i5 g..
kENfUCkl-Cless No. ioi. June q, 1870.
70, 10. Is, SO, g. 20. O., S5 ~, d, 40 70. 81, 81
Prizes oashcd ana nornatlOn iurH shea IN the aboy e
and also Royal Havana 10 ttories. d. CIT ~ Broker,
80 Broadway, l5j Fulton e., and Park row,
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In my briC' note Of the 23l inst. stated that the
rca'g'J or Income Of tyranny must be attacked be-
iofo reform can take place, from inhuman masters
llal II Womb De seen how that was TO be accom-
IiNhci, Now the beautiful "Lottie," representing
htr ~ con Dauion7, IN calling upon me for my chum-
il1usuIp ai N pay Ing me the great compliment TO
mems 10 accomplish the remedy for did she not
Ntf % know that the Count Is a constant
f'idor Of 1HE SUSf' That sOlarian journal
ta bnIllltt proof Of the power OF the Press In.
u l.''' ~ course, is also sustained 10y the Herald
~ uG, morn, though the 1fMIs may DO sad, the
mVrd uncoudcd, the classic Tribune edited by
hN''r., tie EJIHess IN the best train OF thought
~ e'eIj onward moving betH cen two rejecting
IOtk'' n ils conductor even an Erastus Nor can
Su.Nipged ATcUJy who attends us weekly. Yet
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.DECLARATI0N. 0F MN. nOAND OE

COUNTY CANVASS kl.s OF me IOINIY OF
NEw lORk,-n relation 20 votes given Tor Inspect
OF Eject on.-Tne Board OF County CanvasseK OF the
county OF New NorN, having rApvassei aud estimated
the votes given N the several Election Districts OF said
Couptv at the General Election held the ian OF
May. 1870 do hereby certify, determine. aud declare:
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Excursions.
GRAND EXCURSIONS
FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

(NONEN ISLAND.-Grand Excursions To inc Sea
y SIDE lhe steamboat NOHwALk, Capt. q. W WILSON,
runs regularly every day. leaving West ~ st. al 80
1890 S;2Oi Warren e., u atgiO, 1910, $40 Pier No.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-06
He Still Lives.

As the earth reyolves around on its
axis once in twenty -four hours, the Sun
shines by day, the Moon and Stars by
night, and the seasons come in their
turn, Spring, Summer, Autumn and
Winter; as we are running from the
cradle to the grave, reaching for some
hand in the distance; stepping to gain a
toothold on some vessel far out at sea,
swiftly flying still further from US, and
trying to live, SO does the young man
from Wisconsin, Nj. PEARSON, still
live, and still continue to do business in
Albany, Ogn., and feels thankful for past
favors and patronage, which nerves his
heart on to greater effort to accommo-
date his many customers, and to sell them
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, OF
which he has very good stock on hand
cheap for cash or produce. The young
man from Wisconsin, NJ PEARSON
still lives, and is always ready to buy
sell, swap or dicker, at Cheadle's ole
stand, corner of First and Broadalbir
streets, Albany. 6w.
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Mrs. Geo. Vernon died suddenly, at her
residence about eight miles south of this
city, on Thursday night of last week.
She retired at the usual hour, apparently
in good health, and was found to have
expired, some time during the night, by
her children, who attempted to wake her
the next morning. Mr.. Feruen was alb
sent from home, harvesting, on the night
in question She is supposed to have
died of heart disease. She leaves four
small children.
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PUBLIC SALES s. NJ. Pennington,
Esq, the administrator of the estate of
Isaiah Mercier, deceased, will sell at pub
lie outcry, on the 10th day of September,
lot in block 10, and lot 2 in block 16,
in this city. Both lots are valuable. See
advertisement elsewhere.
Also, Messrs. Hiram Smith and John
Martin, executors, will sell twp valuable
tracts of land, in township Is, belonging
to the estate of the late Thomas Martin,
on Tuesday, the 9th day of September, at
the Court House door in this city. For
particulars see new advertisement else
where
Also, Jane Cline, guardian, will sell, on
the 10th day of September, three acres of
land in the original donation land claim
of Geo. Cline, in this county. Terms,
cash down.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-06

DR.. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY is no
Patent Medicine hunabug gotten up to
dupe the ignorant and creduious, nor is
it represented as being composed of
rare and precious substances, brought
from the four corners of the earth, car
ried seven times across the Great Desert
of Saharah, on the backs of fourteen
camels, and brought across tue Atlantic
ing, pleasant Remedy, perfect Specific
for Chronic Nasal Catarrh, "Cold in the
head" and kindred diseases. Tho
proprietor, r. v. Pierce, NJ. d., of Buff
alo, N Y.,(whose private Government
Stamp is on every pakage of the Genm-
ine.) offers reward Of $500 for case
of Catarrh he cannot cure. For sale by
druggists. Sent by mail, postpaid, for
sixty cents Address the proprietor as
above.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-06
Guardians sale of Real Estate.

nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
IN pursuance of order of the County Court
of the county of Linn, State of Oregon, made on
the I'd day of August, 1870, in the matter of the
estate of Thomas j. Cline, minor, the undersigned,
Guardian of said minor, viii sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash. subject to the
value of permanent improvements placed thereon
by j. l.. Harris Il Co.,
Saturday, the 10th day of September,
1870, between The hours of o'clock A. n. and 4
o'clock T. NJ of said day. at the Court House
door, in the city of Albany, in said Linn county,
State of Oregon, the undivided one-haIf of three
(3) acres of land in the extreme northeast corner
of the original donation land claim of George
Cline, in Linn connty, State of Oregon.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, U. s. gold coin,
down.
Dated, August 2, 1870.
JANE CLINE,
Aup 6-4Swl Guardian