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ored people would have preachers of their
own color; that there was no difficulty In se.
curing preachers, for he had never seen q
negro man OF o loss for word, however much
an idea might be lacking, and that is was our
duty to educate these men to be teachers and
preachers.
The convention thus far has been sue
cess. The attendance has been as large as
expected; the addresses have been well pre-
pared; the weather has been propittous, and
last. though notleast, old Virginia hospitality,
has been lavish, c..... e.
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CPARKLING CATAWBA SPRINGS,
FORMERLY CALLED THE CAROLINA WHITE sULPH
cATAwBA COUNTY, N. Q.

This highly popular WATERING PLACE will
be omen for visitors on WEDNESDAY,, June l3sn.
The Mineral Waters Of these Springs are the
Whlse and Blue Sulphur and Chaly beate, the me.
dIcllal properties OF wb Oh are not excelled, and
ReaIt!er ri and c.s delightful watering place
The Springs will be under the management Of
j. NJ BLAIR, formerly Of Raleigh, n. g., an expe.
rlenced hotel keeper, together with Mrs. WRENN,
aud visitors may rely upon good fare and good at.
tention.
Plenty OF Ice, good B.'ld OF Music and good
Physician In attendance &c.
Leave Baltimore or Washington City IN the
morning via Acqula Creek, Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroad, to Salisbury, where you take the
western and Morganton Road, and reach Hickory
Station the Springs Depot by half-past nine the
next morning.
Leave Augusta Ca, at night, and take the Char.
lotte and Statesvile Road at Charlotte, you reach
the Springs early the next morning. Charleston
in the morning, and be at the Springs the next
morning.
good four.horse omnibus will run IN connec-
tlon with the trains to the Springs over beautl'
ful road only six miles.
BOARD.
Per month, Tor four weeks). $40 90
Per Teek................... ..s........ 10 w
Per day. oV
Children and colored servants half price. No
charge for infants under two years Of age.
J. GOLDEN WYATT.
Sparkling Catawba Springs, June lst, ls7L
jun21-30
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AEE4LRS IN MEXICO.
CITY OF Mexico, June 30,

CITY OF Mexico, June 30,
VIA HAVANA, July 6.
No doubt ls entertained but that Juarez Will
and the choice of president will not devolve
upon Congress. 1t is not deemed likely now
thet any attempt will be made to inaugurate
revolution, but If the attempt is made, it Is
believed it would soon fail. All parties were
guilty of violence and fraud at the elections,
and commission, appointed by Congress. has
declared elections In the capital illegal. me
about the election.
Bv fire In .Quebradila mine, at Zacatecas,
over hundred miners were suffocaled.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAE.
WASHINGTON, July I

WASHINGTON, July Z.
Partially cloudy and pleasant weather is pro-
oable for Saturday In the middle and eastern
States. The disturbance west of Wisconsin
will probably extend to Lake Huron by SatuI-
day. but dangerous winds are not apprehend-
ed for any very great extent of country. A
severe local storm is probable for Southern
Iowa tonight southerly winds with threat
enlng weather will probably extend over Ala
bama and Georgia by Saturday noon.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, u. S. A.
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postonlce
at Charleston. for the, week ending July Z,
1871, and ri1nted onicialy In THE DAILY NEWS,
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In the City Of Charleston.
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With the first Of q year, the Y0RKyILLE EN-
QUIRER viii enter upon Its seventeenth volume
and the success with which the proprietor ma
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YESTERDAY IN EUROPE.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE TRIAL OF
THE COMMUNIST LEADERS.

Another InstaIment of the Indemnity
Paid-Asnieres Placed in State OF
Siege-Rochefort's Trin1 Postponed
Reorganization OF the French Army
The Pope to Remain in Rome-Amnes-
ty in Spafn-Stornn in London.
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sr Persons deposlttng letters in the Postonce
VIII please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they wall also
please 20 remember that without the stamp q let.
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent 70 the Dea6
Letter ONCE.
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COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
1T WOFFORD COLLEGE,

commencement Dny-LarScst Attend
anco since the War-Bishop Wight
man and General Preston Present.
The Literary Societies-Sixteen Grad1-
ates.-FIne Music-Imposing Array or
Beauty-Brtlliant Reunion Party, &c.
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Bailey, DR. W q

| Addison, James
Bailey, DR. W q
Baker, O F
Badger, Benz
Benton, Joseph
| Bearin, James
| Black, simon
Blackly, Chas
| Blunt, Samuel
Blackman, ] &
| Bols, John
| Boyle, A D
| Berry, William
| Bradley, Lau.
| renee
| Brown, william
.Bratlsford, Fed
| erick
| Brill, N e -.
| Brain, Ashton 0
Boil, VIM 3
Bull, Dr. W r
Burge, ] T
| Buse, 6 F
| Bynyard, Alb
| Campbell, Cross.
| key
Campbell. Jas
| Castion, , Theo.
| dore L
| Carry, John
| Cannon. william
| Cammee, James
| Capers, Jack
| Christie, P B
! Chadwick, John
| Claussen, ]
| Casper
| Cochran, Thom-
| Conelly, James
| Carrlnau, Chas
| CUuterier, Au.
| gust
Dart, ] Lewis
| Danist. Oil
| Dslvick, Louis
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| Deas, Chas
| Dlngle, n q
Dozier, Ben-y
| DoLhage, ]
| Dunneman, Au.
| gust
Dunn, william
D.lval, Warren
| Duncan, Archi.
| bald
Edward, Ham,
| shire
| Flncken, A
Fludd, Edward
| Foster, James
| Fraser, Moses
Friedrich, ] q
| &adsden, ] Il
Gilbert, T E
Gilbert, Ceppas
| Gorse. Nicalous
| Gobantes, VIM
| Gordon, John W
| Grant, John A
| Grant, Carolina
| Grant, Richard
| Grant, Adam
Green, W b
| Green, d
Gravely, F P
| Gross, Rev L
Hall, q )
| Hamilton, a a
Hargroves,
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Hestrney, Jno
Hart, Jno, Cal.
| houn sc,
Harrison, 1no ]
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5ummer Resorts.

q ULLIvAN's ISLAND.
The MoULTRIEvILLE HOUSE is pleasantly
located near the Front Beach. Bathing House 10
accommodation Of guests.
Omnibus and Carriage at Landing.
For terms, apply to j. q. OPPENaEiM,
iul742s Proprietor.
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Perry, William
Perry, Edward

Perry, william
! Perry, Edward
Pew, Frank -
Poore, II O ir.
Pogue, B 3
Preston, VII.
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Prince, Richard
Puckhaber, 2
Qulgley, Bod.
|ossisaiilv,n:y ssi :yames
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Heylea, Charlie
lRunken. George,
Richardson, RL
Rink, b W
| Roberts, T N
Robertson, VII.
Robinson, 8 "
Robinson, John
Roper, Henry
Rouse, VIM 4
Sumley, Ore.
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Ryan, n B
Sannish, VII.
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lSaures, Mr. B
Schmidt, Emil
schnell. F
Scott, Nathan
sexton, An
Setgling, b
ISeabrook, J &
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lSlnRleton, Al
Skipper, 8 ]
Slattsry, Thom-
Smith. Jacob
Smith, VIM War,
Smith, Benz 8
Smith, George
smith, SIlas
| SmalIA, W H
ISUhl, job mn
Sprague, J "
ISprague, W D
lSteedman, n
stewart, John
tSteWart, Donald
iSteele, Samuel
stevens. John 81
sullivan, Michael
rhelure. h T
rimks, Heinrich
Tylee, q A
Irwin. Hardy
FVandross, Chss
Vichey, Ale1an-
der
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vonholleu. John
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Walker, J 8
Walsh, 81
! Wallace, Edw't
Walters, Tom
Washington,
George
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Weissken, Rich
Whitney, Ar.
chey
Weeking, John
Williams, Adam
Williams. Walter
WillLst0n, Thos 3
WiIhers. Sam.
Yates, 8 II -
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Rev. J. A. Broadus, D. D., is expected back
from Europe on the Goth instant, and will be
at his post In the seminary at Greenville, at
the opening OF the next session. His health
is much improved.
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THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST EDUCA-
TTONAL CONTENTION
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COLOGNE WATER.

Manufactured and for sale by
DR.. b. BAGR.
ootS Is1 Meeting street.
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MEMS LIST.

es Harvey, D d
q Heslain, William
Heyman, O
Rische, Fried
b erich
holmes, Sam.
\ uel
lHoof, James
| Saw
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Jenkins. Alfred
Jones, Harry B
Jones, Thomas
N Jones, Richard
d. J
Johanns, J F
Johnson, Corne'
OF lius
johnson, Gilbert
Jyles, Tomma4
Kalchesr. Fran
cis
!. King, Peter II
Keirsor. W F
,s. Knox, VIM,
((ievernmeat
contractor,l
Lambert, Wal.
ter
lLaWless, Michael
IN Labutch. P J
.esl G-wis, S0lmon
Lilienthal, q
Linda, Philip
hn Livingston,
Sonny
LoWen, Frank
Magill, Henry
~ Maluvius, Hen.
ry
g Martin, L W
10 Meyer, Constan.
tine
iMevar. LOuia ID
Meagher', James
Meice. M w
Mehrtens, Chris
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Meredith, R
iMenslng, @
Mitchell, A B
Middleton, Tom
u. Middleton, Lot
Miles, Samuel
q miller. George
! Mitchell, J W Y
Minorst, John
|. Melloy, l. E
Mordecai, Moul'
l. trIe
Montgomery, O
W
d Murley, Samuel
Muud, Moses
Mcdonald. N D
H!McFall, Charles
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Neuelt, Louis
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WBrien, Il W
O'Rey, Jacob
O'Har8, D .ntel
Owens, Ruben
Palmer, VIM
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Parker, william
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FoRTHE MOUNTAINS

Parties visiting Flat Rock, N. O., or Ashevtlle,
n. O., viii ind comfortable Stages leaving Green
vile, 8. G., every MONDAY, THURSDAY aud SATUR
DAY MoRNINas reaching Hendersonvllle for sup
per and Asheville for dinner next day.
inn2i-lmo WIN. P. BLAIR.
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TERMS, IN ADVANCE.

One cony. one year. Uo
Trvo copies one year. w
ren con,es. one year. with an extra copy to tue
person making the club. ..-:.........: Is 90
Money can be safely remItted by "resistered''
letter. Specimen copies will be sent On appllca'
tion Address Z. II. GRIST,
dec,7 YorEvle. 6. G.
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Con privilegio esclusivo de introduction

Les que suscrben dnnicos agentes en- esta capital de
los ors j. H. A1onAB - prope1arios de dicho priv
sglo participant los srs hacendados al pdboo en- ge
neral haber recibido partda dc b polvo de piera
plastloa que espenderan al precio dc $40 5arril.
Conocdas son va por muohos hacendados por
propletarlos de ncas urnas Las grandea ventaas que
70 ootlenen p(cacon de eate material en- las fabr
ca T1ls5 e~s 81 Gle monturas fondos, construcciones
1eeae1~r1s n1iel, rebocados brunidos de agibes
pAaa1z - g para pisos, canales conductores de
cual hlnido aejanSo mnly atr1s los deasm como
oios apicados esos hasta hoy tanto por su 60
ldos duracon por ser el dnco que resists la
aeon del fuego de la huneAad con mss ventaias
Las cualidades lnencionada de dicho poiyo asi
como La circumstance de que per su sod6z las obras
on q constyudas, III exgen los gastcs que trecuente-
nente demandan los demas materiaes
aes Sc e hacen tanbcn preferente estos en- punto
economic
Las prescrpcnes generates para 81 u,o ,'2 |, e
Ira pastta, ignoradas "a en- la IsIa por varios
maestro lo altanleia pero los eresaos puieren On
erarse por 81 del nolo Do propar q material los son
lacltadas para elloa meoria npreaa en este abjeto
| ,Puerto-Roo Is de Febrero de lo6o.--B, Bo,,as '
laermanoa san 1nsto 2,
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Siste1na ROLAND.
ID. SALVADOR LEDESMA.

OALLE.DE.saN JU TOP u ERTO RICO.
toi ls alsantos mo1snos hala
ne IN gran at6e das csss embase al
pr6postos r traspaa los eealler panto de Isa
s. yenden tamb3n deta / to 5aoras dei dia'
En- los Ire SAB pu sle compstr
las m9ors que yieaea del eztangesoi. ~
nod varan3o importanea del
pedido 3 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15
COMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Co1reos Ingleses subvencionada
Por cl Gobiern0 de S. M. B,

Pa tor este puerto no Santa6na Europ Terra
e Pachco mesy Habana Meico
los Ett los -U1idos 81 dia 16
Los paste de de (b[eo Habana Pue Rco
pen para aborl, del para Europa
de la rna esn segu ra los que
bil!ees en- Santh6nas, la Ultima
Esta pohbdo los paagers |Iet ageuca
compania Oonsuldo ogl6< Puerto Rico abordo.
I'll pasaje tenn $40 alb do pagara 10 pS dc recargo:
Recas de 1aaycs To- viyyos de eauL
Los aa Europa moneda COTrent para Antas
lie q danola.
Pinaa Ns SgAp1 oase Tqcou hay vueEa pmea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15
CONHZGNAT.A T.ABTOD

Puerto FFincj?e D. a. G MarneSNueya aes Manuel MAJ,
ez ConpGlbr Sos ongia Boaal Barraooa NO
eyo compCuba Sroa Ros Plata sros Cine
nld -Nayaguez. ST. 2. Bslis empAgaadlla Sres
rhom2s. Lans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15

El dueno lie esta nuava Gsbrioa
euenta con to5os It's elemeatos nscs-
sarios para que los produotos de la
casa no dejen naia que desear; = la
esperioncia adquirida dnrante IL amos
de trabajo en- este indasatria. Ie per-
mite poder asegurar al pib ieo cue
conoce este negocio y II naanera de
complacer q todos Ios CUE 10 favorez-
can con sus pedidoy.
vENrA POR MAYOR al C0gTADO
CajotiIlaa 3a 20 cigarrilloa papal
orosuz s blanco corrieM tes.... "a 2. Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15

Aee Dc d vle1Ea &c les vaos p reba
oda iala compue@Sa d paae
popa eqaivsen tendra reb de Ia e pa de peeo
Observation-Disclosures aia
n menoade gratis De Ia
SOIAas personaa bacor ben
de cuaiqaer naoc puden oa 5 Waldo para
de las Ani|a TERRA 6fe @co ooIon. q qudande donde
luieran yo!Slsodo 81 es3 guaten sbsia ds
Los Q1eou~ uel que Is dias Lngatsrra
@ gaafe 2 ngatarEa uaden quedar Fancia
Loa pasa3ns po eprvao
iao de heo ontra oheaboug PARIS PgnoUh L6ndes baa
de 20LOO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15

ldem da IS cigarrillos i'd idem...27 p. id.
ldem i'd. 30 idem idem idem % p. i'd.
Ldem id. Is idem gruesos idem % p. id.
Picadura prensads en- E5ras... 500. q litro
lden sueltas enpaquetes de una
AioLa a'..'....s........... oV Gus
Sc partioipa 81 pdb!ico que dentrc
de 5reve tempo hallaran un compile
to surtilo de tabaco elaborado en- es-
ia fabrics coa las mejeres hojas de
tabaco de Vuelta abajo Comerio
y Rio dc la Plata.
Puerto Rico "a de Mario de
1870.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15
GAS DOS LlllllglPlll5[S. lglPlll5[S.
: Fa6rlca de tabacos, cigarrillos y picaduras
DE DON JOSE RODRIGUEZ FUENTES.

Gale de Tstsa'' jhysste a. cafe del Coa:ercso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-26
PROPOSALS.
INTERCOLONlAL RAILWAY OF CANADA.
TENDERS FOR IRON BRIDGE sUpERsrRuoruRrs.
PROPOSAL

The Commissioners Tor the construction Tntercoo
na Railway are prepared to receive Tcndes
OF Iron bridge supesructure hundred foat for
each span end also for sixteen hundred
Printed Specifications showing the tests which each spau
VIII be required to bear Information the location Of
the different BRIDGES and forms Of tender obtained
the Ql1ces Of the Commissoners,T or at those Of the
Chief Engineer, at Ottawa, Canada; or at the Banking
g. O., London England '
Parties rendering must submit their own pans OF the mode
in which they propose to the Bridges, and must
state the price Of each b. nj the place or shpment
and also the price OF each span completed In space
Tenders for additional spans Of hundred and for
Specifications being prepared can be had within
few days. application az the places absve named.
70 the Com mssonsr ~ Ottawa WIN be received up 70 six
o'clock r. M of Thursday the siIh day Of April, 1871
Tho Commissioners Will not be bound TO the lowest
any tender. A. WALSH,
ED. B. CHANDLER,
CD. BRIDGES,
A. w. MCCLELLAN,
Commissioners.
OTTAWA January ~, 1871. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-26

40 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY
TO piace.-A large Room FIRST floor; hot and cold
plenty closet room adapted for two three gentle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-26
BOARDFRs wANTED.

CHG WEST FoRry-FIRsr srREET.--ELEGANTLy
OO furnished front paror doctors Office; has been
occupied iii by ply sician Also two furnished
Rooms the second noor, witt tne Board. gentleman
onces EXCHANGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-26

A FOUR STORY HIGH sTOoP HOusE-FURNIsHEI
"A table and linen inciudcd In tho stocation FOL
brst class boarders; some boardes already In price 500
per month and Board for one Address BARGAIN, Herald
Onlce