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,Ehe view. OF Senator Robertson.

Senator Robertson has written the follow
ing manly letter to fourof the leading citi-
zens Of the State The most bitter political
opponent Of the senator can Hardly do other
wise than commend the temper and tone Of
such an appeal: "a.
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER, =.
WASHINGTON, March lS, 1871.
Gentlemen The disturbed condition Of AFFAIRS
existing il certain localities of oul State has
caused me the greatest concern. Sincerely
desiring the PROSPERITY Of our State and the
happiness of all our people, r.woqld consider
il the most ausplctous act Of my life If could
be productive Of any good as paciflcator.
It is not necessary for me to enlarge upon
the terrible evils which threaten the State #
the antagonisms Or our society are not repress-
ed. Ny idea is that the true road to peace is
by peaceful meane-by Justice and kindness to
am classes-so that none may feel themselves
allen lrom the government. I am not san
guIne Of the effect of laws unless they are sus,
tainedby public opinion.
Nj object, then, In addressing you Is to ask
your AlQ III aEouSluS duu COuCCuti otiuS tuC
opinion of all good citizens lp. favor Of law and
order. Knowing ydar Intelligence and good
intentions, venture, though not of the same
political organizations as yourself, to invoke
your aid In the premises.
My suggestion is, that you put yourselves in
communication with the leading citizens In
the respective counties of the State, SO as to
organize and combine the moral power OF the
State in favor of peace, good order, and ODE
dience to the law. ,>
cannot but believe that the happtest re-
suits would follow your exertIons, and har-
mony, goodsorder; ANIL general content would
soon revisit our distracted State.
Assuring you Of my earnest desire to.ce-opS
rate in this mission Of peace, which is intend
ed to secure the rights, Of every citizen, re-
main, with highest regard, your obedient ser
want, T. ]. BoBERrsoN.'
To Messrs. ]. B. KERsHAw, NJ. c. Butler, j.
81. RIoN, s. MCGOWAN.
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ADDRESS - RIoRDAN. fBAWS0NzS CO..
No.14s East Bay iCharsessons So.7'
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prepared % call it the great saMtariumSof
aasWestan hsihisphsa but thl think Tie
climate aud geasral hsslthrof tue psopleas
geld as b any;oi thasauthern States and
tint persons may go there from the United
zStates with safety-a conclusion with which
life insurance -actuaries will venture to dill
fer. The commissioners will claim to have
found in. San Domingo as high standard Of
intellectually and morality as can be found
in any thinly settled country where no edu-
cational facilities existea conclusion which
is so very general that nobody is likely to
take the trouble to dlspute.it. Concerning
the mineral wealth of the country We have
the old, old story-"rich, but undeveloped;" 5"
although we have no positive information re-
specting the extent and value of the mineral
deposits. Like all other erich, but -unde-
sssleped,". mines, however, they are and
always have been for sale cheap. As to the
products o! the island, the commissioners
win say all that can be said-namely, that
they are tropical in character and such as
are found elsewhere throughout the Weet
Indies.
Concerning these portions OF the forth
coming report which relate to the debt and
finances of the Dominican Government, our
information is still very limited-although
Mr.. Wade has ventured to confde TO q cor
respondent, who has basely betrayed the
confidence by publishing it, his private
opinion that q million and half OF dollars
would discharge all the honest Obligations
of the :Republie-the whole amount OF the
claims acknowledged and discredited being
| IN the neighborhood Of three millions. In
regard to the terms of annexation, the COM
missioners say that Baez, desperate at the
thought OF being left to take care OF himself,
is ready to give up everything and accept
anything or nothing in return, provided the
United States will pay the debt OF the Re-
public. No new inforpation OF geographi-
cal interest will be embodied in the report.
Phe commissioners have taken good deal Of
trouble to make sure that no concessions oil
public lands have been made 10 any one
connected with -or representing the admin
istraaou of the United States, but the public
/ ia to be left to form its own conclusions as
10 whether there have or have not been any
private purchases OF land for speculative
purposes
Such, in substance, is the story which the
commission will have to tell us when they
return. But their labors will have been
vain. The American people have had quite
enough of Cuffee at home, and, though San
Domingo may be sea.girt Paradise, they
do not want it on. anyterms. The scheme
for its purchase-inYolving as tdoes, in the
populat belief, huge and disgraceful job
will not only meet with ignoininious and de-
served failure itseli, but will certainly be the
coup-de.grace to the political aspirations Of
President Grant, il not 10 the party towhich
he owes his elevation.
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sssse41b0ussjtAR DonknEo.
ss{Ss.saSS Hk;-St.1s. 13 -,

Although the members. Of President
Grants San Domingo commission have not
yet returned from the jolly little excursion
which they have taken at. Uncle Sans eS-
pense, we are able, thanks to the industry,
or enterprise, or pryiug impudence, or all
con. bined, OF the newspaper correspondents
who accompany the expedition, to get tol-
erably clear insight Into the leading features
Of the forthcoming report, which is to give
to the country the result OF the Investigations
OF the commission.
The report is said 10 be the joint produe-
tion of old Ben. Wade and Dr.. Howe. That
portion d, the document which treats OF the
sentiments of the people OF Dominica on the
subject Of annexation has been prepared by
Dr.. Howe, who, is SO touched by the long
suferiugs of the people and their unhappy
condision undershe Baez government thai
he has declared his intention OF spending the
remainder Of his days in assisting them TO
achieve higher civilization. In the absence
of any direct in,imalion of the character in
which be proposes to render his new found
friends 80 signal a service, it is shreWdiy
suggested that the Doctor hopes to keep his
disinterested promise IN the early and saga
cious discharge Of the duties OF Provisional
Governor. Perhaps it was his cagerness to
enter upon some such field OF cficial useful
ness which has unconsciously led him to re-
port what should be, rather than what is,
the prevailing sentiment among the people
OF Dominica. Contrary to all the most au-
then ic accounts that reach US through other
channels, the commission will be represent
ed by their enthusiastic scribe as having dis
covered an almost unanimous desire for gu
nexalion among all classes OF the people, anu
as entertaining The conviction to De express
ed in the report that, if a popular vote were
to be taken throughout the island on. the
question OF annexation, it would be us large
ly in favor, relatively, Us the vote OF the peo-
pie OF the United States would be againstSa
proposition to return to their former condi-'
tion under the dominion of Great Britain.
As to the climate and general hsalthful-
ness.of the island, the commissioners will
speak somewhat guardedly. They are not
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~, HAVE YOU SEEN TT? WHAT.f
The Life and Times Of General R. E. LEEl Mr..
Bedel, bookkeeper OF Waverly House, will show
1t to you any time. lie is the authorized agent
for this splendid book for Charleston and ADA
cent counties. The New Orleans Times says:
"we can recommend this WORK as the best that
has appeared on the Southern side since the war; !"
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esins that law wHtbe passed prohibiting his
fe.elestam. Ifdoet it isbelieved Juarez wiE
agnore lE On thsother Hand, 1t is asserted
that, If sqch lss be not passed, a revolution
win fofe# anyhow. n either case, Juarezf,
with the power Of the government In hia
hands, has the advantage. Mr. Nelson, the
-BnitedStates Minister has -beer quite gene.
rally charged by the opposition press of Mexi-
CO, "Hith annexation projects, y on account -ot
his hiendlgcopse tGwayds tAe Jnsristeause,
but this chsrgsiadeaed BY Aatigaasman's
friends. iEfEiss! i /
"A washington dispatch says: "rhe change
that has come over the House by the feuds OF
the Republicans and the New Hampshire cleo
tion can hardly be realized. Not only is the
two-thtrds majority swept away, but 1t ls nard
to say which party is nowrunning the House
of REPRESENTATIVES. The Democrats 80 far have
as much to say about It as the Radicals"
a Washington letter, Of Sunday, says:
uGreat stress isplaved by the Congressman
who desire legislation torsuppress alleged
disorders In the South upon the ,slaxminS con-
dition of affairs existing in certain the South
Carolina districts; but several are disposed to
leave the matter In the hands OF the Governor
of the State, who, it Is Thought, will, by dis
aiming the negro militia, quiet all sources Of
disorder. A number OF Republicans urge this
plan, and one at least of the senators from
South Carolina Will. be likely to advise the
Governor to that effect As the former has IN
vited- his political opponents to Consult W4sn
him as to the best -mesns-of preserving the
peace and enforcing the laws Of the State, 1t
is thought that most harmonious and effect
i've meeting to that end will be had, and that
the violence which hssprevailed In many dis
tricts will be surely suppressed" a',..''f
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funeral Nutlres.

&r THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquatutances OF Mr. and Mrs. JAMES DUNLOP,
and the members or st. Johns Chapel, are re-.
spectruly invited to sttsnd the Funeral Of the for
mer, at st. Johns Chapel, THB MORNING. at q
'o'clo OK. mar22-f
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mar22-l

npCONSIGNEES' E-MER-
CHANTS, LlNE-FRoM NEW YoRK:-The
Schooner yRAIE will discharge THIS DAY at
Adger's North Wharf. consigpees must send for
Goods before sunset or pay expenses. No claim
allowed after Goods are removed.
marsa-l ". ROACH CO.
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n~THE PLANTERS AND MECHAN

THE PLANTEkS' AND MECHAN-
ICS, BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-Thirty days
after date this Bank win be'prepared to consoll'
deeei its Stock by Issuing one Share OF new for ten
OF the old, in compliance with the recent amend.
ment Of its charter. Also to receive subscrip'
tlons for an additional number OF Shares to- the
extent oftwenty thousand at twenty -nve dollars
each, including the Consolidated Shares as above,
present Stockholders 10 have precedence In SUBJ
scrlption'to the increased stock in proportion to
the amount now held by theur respectively.
uiaf22w5 =
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sueaai Nutlres.

aar CoNSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
ELIAS MOORE, from Baltimore, are notified
that she is discharging cargo at Kerr's Wharf.
Goods not called for at sunset will be stored st
owners risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
0oual0naea
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March 2l, 1871. :,
&C. RICHMOND, c. G. s. and C.P.

@r COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
The SemI.annuai Examination OF the.three lower
Glasses OF this College VIII be begun on MONDAY,
March 90. at A. n, and finished on FRIDAY,
March "a, at 2P. N.
Candidates for admission into the Sophomore
and Freshman Glasses will present themselves on
MONDAY, 9th, at laA N.
the Annual Commencement will take place in
the College Chapel MONDAY EVENING, 9th inst
mar2l-4 F. A. PORCHER, Secretary Faculty.
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~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.eTHIS
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best tn the ,oortd-per-
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous: No
Disappointment No ridiculous tinta or unpfeas'
ant odor. The genuine ". A. BATCEEb0R's HAlR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain tha SKIN, but
leaves the hair clean. soft and beautiful. The
only Safe, and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
glsts. Factory No. 1s Bond street, New York. ?.
tanZ3-mWflyr
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nSy- NOTICE ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING Claims against the Estate Of E. BARNWELL
aEYWARD Will present the same properly at
lested, and persons indebted to same Ill please
make pay nrent to W. G. BEE i CO., Charleston
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~ GETTING MARR1ED.-EssAYs
for Young Men on Social Evils, aud the proprlety
orimpropriety OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel united for matrimonial
happiness. Sent Free in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. an2s-3mos
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B-WHEN YOU ARE DEPRESsED1Y
the gaunt, slckly feeling Of dIsordered system,
which needs to be cleansed and stimulated into
healthy action, take dose or two of AYERS
PILLS and see how quick you can be restored for
shilling. nlarl7-lmwSD&w
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gperial NatlresssA.
r. CITY .TAE NofICE. MOFMCE

@ CITY TAX N0fICE. : OFMCE OF
CITY APPRAISER, SITYs HALL, ga AA5EsTo&
8. O., FEBRUARY rAsr, is71.-Notiesas hereby
given to all concerned that RETURNS for all
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, within the
limits Of the City OF Charleston, shall De maze
and deHvefeu At this ONCE on or oefore tne
twenty !nfst day Of March, 1871, fortae year COM
-manolng on the frat: day Of January .lS1l- Veri
aed by oath, Of the person whose duty 1t is to 30
list or return said property possessed by him, or
under his control, either as Qwnefs AGENT ~pafents
husband, guardian, executor, admintafTa1of, tEns'
teas receiver, officer, partner, iactor, OF hoider
with. the VALUE Of such PERSONAL. properly 30
held or: controlled. :. s.. .-..s-s,.-@ >.
By Section 81 OF Act No, %, OF the Legislature
OF 1858, approved September 18th, providing for
the assessment and taxation. Of property, which
act was extended, so far as applicable, to the City
Of Charleston, by an act OF the Legislature passed
March LIST, 1870, 1t is made the duty OK the City
Appraiser to add fifty per cent, and one dolfar as
penalty for failure or neglect to make returns of
property within the time given 30 to 40, ana must
be0bserved.
The following must be returned for taxation %
Personal Property, Wig:
Horses and Mnles. ,i.e
Neat Cattle. -.
Gold and Silver Watches. -.
Gold and Silver Plate
| Piano Fortes, Melodeons, OF Cabinet organs
Carriages.
Wagons.
Drays.
Carts or other vehicles.
Dogs. '':1t...
Average vnlue of Goods, Merchandise, or other
commodities pertaining to business as merchant,
agent or otherwise between the first days OF jan
uary, 1870, aud 1871. ~,
Average value Of all Materials used or provided
for use in business as manufacturer or other
wise, between the first days Of January, 1870, and
1871.
Value Of al Machinery, Engines Tools, Fixtures
and Implements used or provided, aud ofall man
ufactured articles on hand on January LIST, 1871.
Value OF Moneys including Batik Bills and CIR
culating Notes on hand or deposit. =
Value OF all Credis over legal Indebtedness.
Value Of all investments In the Bonds or Stocks
OF any company, corporation orperson, In or ont
OF this city except National Banks out Of this
clty,) and OF the gross receipts Of Insurance
Agencies In money and notes, between the .hrat
days of January, 1870, and 1871, namely:
Value OF all other Personal Property, including
Household Furniture.
feb22-lmo P. j. OoDsAN, City Appraiser:
~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.GTHIS
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AEKs oFEHE DAE.s

WEDNESDAY, MARCH u, lS1L
NeRs THE nAE.~
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.is. ,e .,,,os srn,. so,as of assa ha,as al
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sesuu ~ an .s, .,,,, .a1airad
tate ssorM ako np''s. ~ .I.s
LII s int.h.e'teo ,'s,1-s. ~ n 80 nv. .ot
tne Jo'a1 nsn .ss .,aha,.a o,.,no r;,,ss.
leacneu ~ -. .,.od,, an tho ,ab.
ton, haVins oeou ons - 'S..S. - -. .0,..,-..
eiy ano o1ser qu'a''Vano a1.1es e ~ = ~ =.
entI..Saul WIN SeliAps .r,,..s,s o.s... e,,,,.
sToaAge sTAg Dusseeu' - eie ,1.is., 80 ,,,;,.
atMontgQmeGy,Ai.a Aiaosalnos W ueS,us" s1 SS S
the enforcement act On sAturaas, noiu.ns suas
III eases OF at9enpt o .oep.'o a1~Is.s o' 49, ~
rtgnts unaer Jug eone.isu'.on auo S "s ~ -,
Unsed states, lug feueiM Soai'' ns.o 80
siye Jurisdiction, ana snas s'Aee eooi'' 'i' ~
vested o5 .as laEassesse s;ss5..ass, - ,,o
-Ine ealnese Government sss soloa Usa.rs ~.
wrath OF ffsncs isr taa%t ats aS s.s.a.sonaa.I ~
properly ouIins .a0o quo nOn as, .So onno,ntuant
of Hreachman to the position Of imperial AN
terpreter, with salary OF $4,000 per annum.
These concessions are regarded as full settle
ment Of theirclaim. - 1.
The German ship Robert Risekerman, nav
ing been sold, 1t is claimed, bona Jsde 10 Eng
lsA subjects, sailed from SHANGHAI January
"a, under. fn English papers, has' &C. out
was captured soon Afterwards OUTSIDE 'ne
port, in neutral waters, oy french CRUISERS
and held as a prize against tne protest ot Tue
English consul. sixteen German vesssls, in-
Guiding several steamers are piooA"ueu ~
Yokohama by French cruisers.
tsAA7 new hfst caase iroleo'aa cefSe''e i'i 'lo
Turkish paRy mas arltysa az o1n-lats.,nCpio' Cn
sne was ouli. ~. a. 5.es'D ~ Sne
ernment, ana b nauieo lla''' pe t.le nei"'o nv.
mament consists OF oniy tnree guns ou' 'nese
are OF theiheasless cai'pre's sne ''s9aeu' "''n
her ten mitrailleufs aao seventy cannon VI
long range, ordefed' IN germany. twenty
other mitrallIeurs, ye.also recently arrived. 1
AT a large dinner. given a short Il aRs 19s ago
In New YORK City, tue names Vi sne sues.s'
designating 'taeF pieces at tne eao'e' w1e
painSeo ohTuooef oo'ieou. "ni'n noa'ou
the liable, re,ng astenea 70 long S'rrngs ring Uns
10 the'stem OF each mans sooie'' LUG eno0'
was very mover, ahananesoas were Tue JOKES
made es fhs'eonpsHs o. @:SOslfoohaucs 'son sne
new Mseeaoh'
"A correspondent ot new fosh,touinal
says tnat Napoleon 'tntenes moving ELS noa1e-
noaa 70 america saosay, sua 'n"' Husu,. s,s 10
aireaay Sep ~ 80 ,.-ao
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n@NOTICE.-NO DEBTS CONTRACT
ED by any OF the crew OF the British BarkFLoR.
ENCE CHAPMAN will be paid by the Master or
CoasIgnee. HENRY CARD.
,,orot
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MENKE & MeU LLE R.,
No. s25 KING STREET,

n n u M II II y NJ
No. s25 KING STREET,
Have Just opened >an entire, New Stock Of
CLOTHS, CLeTHfHG, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
for Spring and summer.
Our Clothing Is very large and fine selected
stock for Men, Youths and Boys from S. to $50
psr suit. The largest portion is OF imported
goods and manufactured by ourselves; we can,
therefore, recommend them as regard flt, wear
apd workmanship.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
is supplied with the finest selection Of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC oLOTHs, DOE>KINs. DIAGe.
EdLs. TRIooTs, EELr6Ns, cHEvI IT'S, oAssI
MEREs, &C., aud very Large stock OF the most
fashionable Pant and Vest Patterns, WHICH we
will make up to order By measure In tbs latest
styles. Tho foreman Ia this department. OF our
business has no equal in the artistic world for cut
ting and producing an elegant IT,
FURNISHING GOODS
This department is supplied with the ceiebrf; I'D
STAR SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Une:r-
shirts-and Drawers, Silk and Thread Gloves, Linen
and Paper Collars Neckties, Bows, ,scarfs, Pocket
Hsndkerchiefs, Socks Umbrellas, DC.
tOur stock has been selected with great care
aud prices marked very low in plain figures.
Buyers in our line will ind is TO their advantage
to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
mar22.emos ~, ~
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Lusi auD Como. .

GTRAYED ,E&CM. MY YARD CORNER
- smith and Bull Streets on ,upday evening
Liver Color, Pointer Dog. AS he tshlghly 0alu-
ed liberal reward will be paid for his delivery 10
JEFFORDS CO., Vendue Range. or TO T. A.
JEFFORDS, corner Smith and Bull streets.
mQrN
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ITO RENT. A,HOUSE-IN 1HE CEN RAL
part OF the CITY, with all couvenienoes for
small family. 70 an approved tenant rent mode.
rate. Apply to ". SHEPHERD, NO. "a aayne
street mar22-lS
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s- IN THE GENERAL SESSIONS,
CHARLESTON CoUNTY.-FEBRUARY TERM,
ls!r-It Is ordered that FRIDAY next. the 24thi be
appointed SENTENCE DAY, aud that all persons
who have been found Guilty at this Term oi the
Court. and those out under Recognlzance who
have failed to appear, be brought up for Sentence
on that day. and that Bench Warrants be Issued
against all those parties who have heretofore neg
lected the summons OF the Court.
(Signed) BE-. GRAHAM.
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STORE. with FIXTURES, No. Is King street.
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ITO RENT, -FOUR ROOMS, A DRESSING
ROOM and Pantry, with piazza to the south,
in desirable location ON Meeting street near the
Battery. Apply at this offics. mar22-3
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