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FURTHER reduction in fiannels and
dress goods, Menken Brothers.
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d. Il. G GOD YEAR,
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in
q MEDICINES,

French, English and American Per-
fumery, Soaps, Combs n
Brushes, Pomades, Hair
Oils, Feather Busters,
Fine Wines, Bran
dVand Whisky.
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rGMNTrIITGFNuR

Criminal C~Ourt-Judge VIM. Hunter.
In consequence of the nOn-attendance OF
an important witness, the Mills case, for
malicious shooting, vas passed Over in
definitely. Nothing else was done ex-
cept the setting of the following cases for
the lnVs nndpr Whirh fnnW annaar.
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LARRY HARMsTAD & CO., Agents.
SAVERS, Gen. Pas. Ag't-
.uuHw -
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Dissolution,

HAVE CONSOLIDATEDTHE TWO STORES
III a. above. and removed the entire stock OF
GIbert & Hisbee 10 the large and cOnmocious
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Agents APPeaL-R. T. BRUsBY q sons,
Druggists and Chemists, Marietta, Ca, are sole
agents FOR the APPEAL IA Noueern Georgia.
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ADvERTIsEMHN HN,rs.
o
s:T186IO|I.I|x'.

Persons on sedentary habits troubled With vsaiE-.
ness, lassitude palpitation Of the hssTt, lack Of
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, eonsti
patton, &C., deserve to suffer If they viii mot Try
the celebrated PLANTATION BITTERs, whish
are now recommended by the highest medical cue
thorities, and warranted TO produce an immediats
beneficial effect. They areexceediDgly agreeable,
perfectly pure and must supereeds al other tom
les where healthy, gentle stimulsnt Is reqaifsd.
They purify, strengthen and inyigorste.
They create healthy appetite. sss.zs
They are an antidots TO change Of water and
diet.
They strengthen the SYSTEM and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fsvsrs.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomr.
acb.
They cure DyspspsiS and eoBstipatiOn, -
They cure Liver copPlAint and Nervous Head
ache.
They make eka weak strong, the Isnguid bril-
liant, and exhausted natures great restossr.-
They are composed oftbe celebTated Calisya bAEka
winteygyeen, sassafIas, roots sBd hsshs, 81 pre-.
served 10 perfectly pare Ct. croIx rnm- For par
tieuiars, see eireHlaFS and testimonials arOuna
eaeL bottle. ~
Beware Of impostOrs. ExaDfne every Dottf&--
See that IL has oui private U. 8. stamp pnmutila-
ted the cork, with plantation scene, and oar
signature = fine steel plate side label See that
bottle is not EeflIed with spurious and delete
rious stuff ANY person pretending 70 sell Pian-
tation Bitters by the gallon or In bulk, 10 in-
poster. Any person initiating this bottle, SELL
ing any other material therein, whether called
Plantation Bisters not. Is criminal under the
u. 8. Law. and will be 50 prosecuted by NJ. Ths
demand for brakes Plantation Bitters, from lA-
dies, Clergyman, merchants, Ae., Is .ncredibls.-
The simple trial Of . bottle is the evidences we
present Of their worth and superiority. They sse
sold by all respectable druggists, groeers pbysi-
eiana, hotels. saloons, steamboats, and country
stores. p. II. DRAKE co.
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Have you . hurt child or q lame kcrsel Usa
the Mexican Mustang Liniment
For cuts, sprains, burns, swelIings and cakes
breasts, the Mexican Mustang Liniment Il = s.rs
tain cure.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stif joints, stines
and bites. there is nothing like the Mexican Mas-
tang Liniment. saab sw -
For spawned horses, the poll.eyil, ringhOue and
sweeney. the Mexican Mustang Linimept nsver:
fails. ss.'sA
For wind-galls, scratches. big-head And spIint.
the Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its weifM
in gold. fasia 81
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings. are 80 con-
men and certain 70 occur in every family. thAtA
bottle of this Lniment is the best inyestnent shss
can be made. IS Issaas8ss : ..~s..
1t is moro certain than the dootor-it saves tiune
in sending for the doctor--itis cheaper than tha
doctor and should never be dispensed with.
"In lifting the kettle from the Gre, it tipped Over
and scaliled my hands terribly. = Tha
Mustang Liniment extracted the pain, caused eke
sore to heal rapidly, and left very little scar.
Il cHAs. FOSTER. 40 Broad St. Philad..
Mr. s Litch, Of hyde Park. vt, writes: M
horse was considered worthless. spavinl but sinee
the use ofthe Mustang Imminent. I have sold hin
for $3.50. Your Liniment is doing wondsks : an |;
here" isss {. =.
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate eugravinSs.
signed, q. " Westbrook. Chemist. and also. has
the private U. S. stamp of DExAs BAnrns ca
over the top. Look closely. Sold by Ill n,ns..
gists, At %, SO cts, end 81 90. sss v2nlIy
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OUR AGENTS.

The following named gentlemen are authorised
TO act as Agents for THE Stats RIeHTs DEao
RAT, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
to the paper:
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4 toilet delight! The ladies' treasure and gene
llemen's boon ! The "sweetest thing and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia Vsed for bathing the face and persons
70 render the skin so and fresh. to preyent srap.
tioHs, to perfume clothing, &e.
Il Overcomes the unpleasAnt edpr Ofpeyspiratios.
II removes redness. tan. bIotehes. Sc.
Il cures nervous headache and sllaYs in6amfna-
tiop.
It eOols. EOsisrs and adds delieaey to the skin.
Il yields a subdued and lasting perfume.
II cures musqucto bites and stingS Of insects.
II contains material injurious % the skin.
Il il VIA. every lady should hare. Sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water cace and yor
will use 90 other Cologne, Esrfunery. or ToEIss
Water afterwards. DEMAs BARNES 4 CO.. !
Props. Exclusive Agents, n. 7. Z
Sold By al Druggists and Dealers on the Paeif-
lie coast
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1t IS most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicztes scurf and dandruE.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Itp-svents hair turning gray and falling Of
II restores hair uPon prematnEely bald ksadss
T. sis just what I.yOu,s Kashsiloa xIII do. u
is Prctty--it is eheAp--dursbis. i Is literally
s0ld by the carload, and Jet its slnos. inersdl.
be demand is daily increasing, until there hard
y countSy stOre that dess not keep Il, or fami-
u that does not use a.
E. THOMAS LYoy. Chemist. n. I.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ron THE nAftD CURE on
Coughs, Colds, Ennnenxm. Moaracncss.
Group, kkronci1itis, HnefpEcma Gom-
sumption, and for ahe Relief
Of Gousunspfiye Esusienfs
tn advanced Stages
Of site Disease.
This Is q remedy so universally known TO suFpaRs
any other for the Of throat aud lung complaints
thnt II Il useless here 10 publish the evidence OF It's
virtues. tts unTtTRlied excellence for congta and
colds. and its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease, have made IL known throughout the cIyiL
ized nations OF tile earth Few the communities,
or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience OF It's elects -Fo living
trophy In their midst OF its victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders,
and they know, TOO, the Effects OF this remedy,
need not do titan TO assure them that IL has
now all the virtues thar II did have when making
the cures whici. itIge won so strongly upon the
confidence Of fmankind.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER 8 Co, Lowell, Mass.
VA. Sold by Sottlemicr & Co., Albany. and a
Wholesale aud Retail by Smith Davis, Port.
and. seSty
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The effect Of Lyons Magnetic Insect Rpxdsris
almost instantaneous death to everything cf the
insect species. Fleas. particularly, cannot i've
where it is. It is most wonderful In this respect,
being entirely harmless to the human family
Many worthl IS limitations are offered. Be partie-
nlar and receive none but Lyons. Each aask Of
the genuine bears the signature Of Z. Lyon and
the stamp of DEaAs BARNES Co. sssssa
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Lyons Extract Of Pure Jamaiea Gingsr-fss
Indigestion, Naasea, Heartburn. Sick Hesdaehss
Cholera MoEaus. Flatuleney, Re, where. waEn+
ing stinnlant is required It's eazeful preparation
and ontire parity make il cheap and reliable az
tiele for culiaary purposes. Sold eyerywhere, q
50 cts per bottle. Ask for "LYos'se Pass Ex-
tract. Take no other. ss.e - tsssfT
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spermatorrkna.

spermatorrkEa.
DIR. DoHERTY has just published an mpor-
tant pamphlet ernbodying his own views and ey.
periences in relation TO Impotence yrility be-
ing short Treatise on Spermatorrhnn. or Semi
nal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility con-
sequent this affection, and other Diseases Of the
Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information of the ut
mnst value TO ALL whether married or single, and
viii be sent FREE by mail on receipt ofSIx Cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, w. X. D0HERTY, NJ. D.,
vocl9y3nI0m3 San Francisco, Cal.
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Notice.

NToTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. WARNING
IN the pubic against buying or trading for ei-
thcr of four promissory notes made payable to !.
@. Thornton or bearer, for the sum of three hum
dred and soventy-fvo $500 dollars each, and
bearing date, September 26th, 1887 e 81
Twoof the above notes arc payable 10 one year
from date and two in two years from date.
The above notes wore obtained by misrepresen-
taton and without consideration for value received
therefore will not pay them. -
THOMAS M0NTEITH.
Albany, Oregon, Oct II, ls67-v3nl0w4
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TO THE
Tax-Paye e. rs
OF LINN COUNTY,
TO THE

n WILL BE PRESENT TO RECEIVE TAX
Il es levied for the current yrar, Mt the times
and places rs follows, viz between o'clock A.
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factured and put up by w. C. AVERY. Salem, Ore
gon. 20 whom all letters business should be di-
rected,
Mrs L. A. stpp's Medicines for sale at Whit.
more & Co.. Albany Elkins 4 Son, Lebanon
II. Smith. Harrisburg Smith 4 Davis, Portland
Sept Ii. IS67--v3n5yI.
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and No. 600 BRoADWAY. New York.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO THE PUR-
oHAsERs OF SUMMER CLOTHING Messrs.
Somers Son, the popular Clothiers, at No. 800
Chestnut street, have fairly won the reputation
of selling the finest and most elegant Clothing
for the money, of any similar establishment in
Philadelphia. This they are enabled to do by
their unbounded facilities both in importing
and manufacturing. Their stock of Ready
made Clothing is got up in the most fashionable
which is made to order They also display a
superb assortment of plain and fancy Cassl-
meres for the convenience of those who prefer
to have their garments cut according to mea.
surement
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THIRD EDITIO N
The President at RaIeirb,

RALEIGH, N. G., June 4.--The President ao-
companied by Secretary Seward, Postmaster
General Randall, and others OF the party, we're
escorted TO the Capitol at 10 O'Clock to-day by
Governor Worth, Major. General Siokles and
stan and a number of prominent military on
GERS and civilians, including the Mayor OF
Raleigh.
The reception took place I'm the Hall of the
House OF Commons. The visitors, after sauting
Lhe President, were introduced severally To
secretary Seward, Postm aster- General Randall,
and General Sickles. The deaf mutes from the
slate Asylum were among the many VINO paid
their respects. Whites aud. blacks were all
treated with the same courtesy
The greetings received by the President from
all persons we're warm and cheerful Old as
well as yOVng congratulated him on TINS visit
be happy.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June 4-Cotton quiet az 271S@N2s cents
Flour duh, and declined l525c 320o bbs sold State
S9a9@l2; Ohio sll 7oq4; Western s9'SO@lS southern
Sll 5069l575. Wheat heavy; quotations nominal Corn
dull and declined 1@2c.; $4,000 bushels sold; mixed
Western 81 561l23 Oats advanced lc; 20 COZ bushels
sold; STATE S7,s cents Western Sj6D84 cents Rye quiet
% 900 bushels sold at s70@72 Provisions quieG and
dull. New Mess, S2320. Whisky quiet.
NEW YORK, June 4-Stocks dull and steado. Chicago
and Rock Island, sS5s; Reading, l0i1a;- Canton Com
pany, 49, Erie eO1I Cleveland and Toledo, 1i4 Ceve
land and Ptts-burg, 7516 Pittsburg and Fort Wayne
g7l4; Michigan Central llU Michigan Southern. 6S1a
New York Central, 9s2S: Illinois Central, 1885 Cum
berand preferred 2s Virginia 6s 81 Missouri IS, 971a
Hudson River oS4; United states Fivetwenties 1882
do Tenforties, 9S; seven-thirtes. first issue, 1867
all others; lO57S; Money 6is' e cent. sterling y :
BALTIMORE, June 4.-Cotton firm at 2sc. for mid
ding upands. Coffee dull; market favors buyers.
Sugar steady at lOa@lo2Sc for fair to good refining
The stock Is Increased by late arrivals. Flour
heavy no sales and there room for further decline.
mia at 50 40Q270. Prices have recently declined 400
Soc q busheL Corn steady; white Sr109l'l3; yellow
Sll51ll6: mixed Western S0s. Oats dull SOC. for
prime Maryland and Pennsylvania; Provisions quiet
and firm; S23'50Q23SO for mess pork; 994c for bulk
shoulders and nc for nib Sides Lard quiet; l3c for
Western. Bacon steady; demand moderate Whisky
dull and nominally unchanged
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The Indian War.

ST.LoUIs, June 4.-Western dispatches say that.
the mail coach on the Smoky Hill route was
fred INTO near Big Timber, few days ago, and
again near RusselIs Station. The former sta
ton was attacked three days in succession.
Generals Smith and Custer are at Fort Hay
with 1900 cavalry.
Thirty-five men, with their horses and equip
ments, have deserted within the past three
weeks.
Aregiment Of colored infantry was en- route
to Fort Hays,
An Omaha despatch says that 200 Pawnee
scouts had an encounter with about an equal
number of Sioux near the end of the PaotdO
Railroad a few days since Three of the Sioux
we're killed. General Sherman, after accom-
panying the excuTsionists to Fort MCPHERSON,
will join General Augur in the field. General
Augur, it is understood, Will have sufficient
cavalry to give protection to the railroad route
and all the working parties.
The steamer Miner, which was reported cap
tured by the Indians, and the crew and passen-
gers massacred, some time since, was met be-
low Fort Riser, May 10, all well. .s..-
The steamer Manila loaded with 100 stand of
arms and q large quantity of ammunition, was
at Gaveston, for the use of fDakotah Territory.
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DIED.

ANDREWS suddenly, on the ist instant, ofheart
9sease, THOMAS CECIL ANDREWS, In the S9th
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
uly Invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
WnSe,asNO VWvnSSe, no 4a5 Lycenm avenue, Roxbor9ugh on
ht st. Timothy's Church.
BARR.-On the 30 Instant JOHN LINCOLN, infant
son OF John d. and Cornelia M. l.. Barr, . .
BRADFoRD-on the lst instant, Mr.. REUBEN
BKADFORD, IN the 6eth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
Iny lnyited to attend his iunera from bis late resi-
Burial Ground.
UNNEKER.-suddenly, on June 2, 1857, Mrs
CATHARINB HUNNEHER, in the seth year Of her
age, wife OF Francis Hunneker.
he relatives and friends of the family are respect
Iuiy invited 10 attend her funeral, on wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock. without further notice.
CONVERSION the I'd instant, MARY POWERS in
the 5Sth year OF her age
The relatives and friends of the family respect
residence, No. 25l N. Front street, on Wednesday
morning the 9th Instant at 81 O'Clock. Funeral SER
dral Cemetery.
RICE.-On the I'd instant, Mrs. MARY, wife OF Mar
tin Rice, and daughter OF Elizabeth and the late
George @. Baker. in the 9th year of her age
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
mother, No. ZIG Richmond street, on Thursday alter
noon at O'Clock.
RTDDLE.-on the ID Instant, WILLIAM RIDDLE
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel U. S. A., late of the staff
OF Major.Genernl Meade.
His remains will be taken to Allegheny Cemetery,
Psburgr Pay for intermenL Funeral services at the
residence Of his mother, No 44 s. Eleventh street,
Invited to attend, without further notice. "a
. WILIIS.-On the morning of June /, SUSAN NJ,
vile OF Abner s. Willis, and daughter OF George W.
Michener.
The friends and relatives of the family are respect
ly Invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her husband. No. Pine avenue South Camden, on
thursday morning at 10 O'Clock TO proceed TO Ever
green Cemetery, N, j..
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FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.-


That we have unequalled facilities for con-
ducting business to the advantage both of our
selves and our patrons, we submit the following
TRUTHs-well known as such TO the entire busi-
ness community:-
l. We have abundant tcapital-therefore,
2 WE BUY FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
g. We sell for cash exclusively.
4. We have a business experience of q quarter
Of a century, having been longer established
than any house in our trade in Philadelphia.
s. Our business is thoroughly systematized
theTesult of long experience.
@. We employ the best talent in all depart
ments our garments are therefore unsurpassed
in style, fit, or work kmanship.
7. Our business is large and constantly in
cTeasing.
s. We have and constantly keep the largest
stock and best assortment of Mems, Youths,
and Boys Clothing in Philadelphia, which, for
reasons already mentioned,
Q. We sell at prices in all cases guaranteed IoWer
than the lOICeSt eLseChere; also ftU satisfaction in
every purchase made Of US, orte sale cancelled and
nOney refunded
HaJ soay betoeenl BENNETT Co.,
fVsSs XIX G,'S g, No kIS ISWEE MIpE4T HAL5, En-
Philadelphia,
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The Fanians.

MONTREAL, June 4.-Parties from the Eastern
border report that band of Fenians are provt-
ing about, preparing fora demonstration before
the middle of the month.
The authorities are Informed Of what is going
on Communications are SAID to have TAX sn
place between the Executives here and at
Washington, with view TO concerted action in
case anything occurs
The 25th Regiment has been ordered to Eng
land, and will be relieved by the 29Lh, from
Malta; the Tooth Regiment relieves the 23d.
stationed here, which goes to Point Levi.
Lord Monck will sail on the l4th inst for
England.
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The Senatorial Fxc,usio,v.

North PLATTE, 300 miles from Omaha. June
6-Senalor Wade and party arrived mere to-
nlght tomorrow they will visit one OF the
united states forts in the Vicinity in company
win Lieutenant General sherman, The
weather is delightful
They are enjoying themselves Immensely
BeiBg supplied with good rifles, they kept up a
continual fire all Gay at antelopes and other
game that are found along the tracK The
rails are laid over forty miles west of this place
but owing to the hign water OF the Platte
for Denver.
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NEW JERSEY.
The Eq uar Suffrage COnventiOn-Bfeet-
ing This Morning, Etc.

IsPEoIAL DEsPAFcH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.l
TRENTON, N. j., June 4.-rhe Equal Suffrage
Convention was numerously attended, and met
at IL O'clock Hon. James NJ Soovel was elected
permanent President, and made a stirring
speech. Major g. b. Halsted opened the meet
ing as temporary Chairman. William A. Bell
was Vice President for Camden county, with
twenty other Vice Presidents, one from each
county. Robert Purvis, Isaiah Ware (coloredl
L. ID. Thacher, and j. X H. Wilcox made
speeches of radical character. There was much.
enthusiasm, and many colored people were In
attendance Letters were read from Hon. Henry
Wilson, Hon. Charles Sumner, and Fred.
Douglass.
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INVESTIGATING CoMnTTEE.--The Committee
appointed by the Legislature of this State to
examine into the alleged extortionate charges
OF the railroads upon freight carried over their
lines, met at the rooms, NO. SOB Locust street. at
10 o'clock this morning. Three witnesses were
examined relative to the charges made by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and to the discrimi-
nationl between different parties doing business
q the rnnd
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SUMMER UNDERWnhR.-
Drawers, 81 go TO S8'5% Shirts, 81 10 $3.50.
Drawers, 81 go to $780, Shirts, 81 TO $50
Drawers $3.50 to $3.50 Shirts, 81 TO $3.50.
McIntire a. Brother No. 1895 Chestnut street.
MABRIED.

FoRD-PUTT-May g. 1857 By the Rev. Thomas
both Of this city.
MANNIN0--COOKB B.--On the ID Fq8tant, by Rev,
A. Atwood, MIR. ROBERT MANNING 60 Misc MARY
A. COOKE, all OF this city
SMITH-ADAMSON.-O the 9th OF April, Rt the
residence OF the brides father by FrlendJ ceremony,
BDMUND iUND n. SMIIHt OF Montgomery county, TO
REBECCA JANE ADAMSON, OF this city.
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An UEFoRTUEATB CAsR.-A very respectable
looking young woman, about 81 or % years of
age, came on to this city last evening from
New York. She went to the American House,
but acted in such a strange manner as to alarm
the clerk, and then rushing ont OF the hotel, she
ran across the street towards the State House.
She was taken in charge by the police authori-
ties, who will send her to New York this after
noon. She has sister living there, although
she MOnld moi give hnr nnrne or her own
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-04

RE -ELEcTBD.-M George b. Miller, who has
been the Secretary of the Port Wardens for the
last four years, was yesterday reelected to fill
the same Office for two years more, the vote
being unanimous. The elections heretofore
were for only one year, but as a compliment to
the incumbent, who has given general satisfao
tion to our shipping merchants and the cap
talns trading at our port the term OF Office was
recently exten ded to two years
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REV. DIR. SAUNDERS, a commissioner to the
PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly from Philadel-
In zealously advocating patriotic measures In
support OF the Assembly's previous deliver
ances in behalf of the country, and ~ adyo-
caoy OF Increased educational and religious In
strnction of the masses within all our limits,
from Alaska to Mexico. The Professor sup
doried Tie plan of speedy union of the two
great branches of the Presbyterian Church-a
IlaCuI al unior, which IL would seem cannot ne
DELAYED Longer than the necessary adjustments
require.
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From Havana:

NEW YORK. June 4.-Havana dates to the 29th
ult. have been received here.
The new taxation scheme meets with some
opposition from our merchants. The house of
Meert Co. protested against it, and it is under
stood many other foreign houses have resolved
to follow suit, and hundreds of dealers intend
TO return their licenses.