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Whose curling teudrils soft, eatwined,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
CRIsPER COMA.
For Curling the Hair Of either Scr into
Harry and Glossy Riaglsts o.
Hodry udssire ,Carts.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES AND
ID Gentlemen can besutify themselves thou:
sand fold 1t is tho only article in the world
that will curl straight hair, and at the same time
give it beautiful, glossy appearance. The
Crisper Coma not only curls the hair hut inNig,
CRATES, beauties and cleanses il; Is highly and
delightfully."- perfumed, and is the most complete
article of tie kind ever offered to the American
public. The Crisper Coma will bo sent Ia any
address, sealed and postpaid forsl.
Address all orders to
w. l.. CLARK & co, Chemists,
No West EaXette St, SNRACusE, n. v.
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SWAMI HOUSE,
aH PARKERsBURG, W, va.

rNuE ONLY FIHsT class HV'
i TELin the city, and the most eonsenlentiy
located "a ts the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
landing. This House has been recently en-
iarged and newly fitted up. Water Is drawn
from the Ohio River by Steam suction, forced In
a tank ON top Of the building from which the
House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATf4i.
1t is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached gssib
Rills MODERATE and attention THOROUGH.
nariIlyl .-r J.Wh. DEM, froprletor'
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.a,,.,.,s,,,.tarr,s Sa,I II :.
MATTERS.

MATRIMoNIAL--There We're six, mar
riage licenses issusd by Recorder Woods
duriag the past week. tsgfF
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CIRCUIT CoURT-The May term Of
Circuit Court convenes tomorrow.
There Is o pretty heavy docket. 49, q
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VALUABLE GIFTS.

tALU ABLE "nE BE
pIaNOP DRAwIyG
- 700 ooo ,,,.,oJ
Duplicate numbers from 10 1ooOy ART piI. .'.i
in a Wheel; the LIST number lwneh GIa"n o.p
draws the highest or first gilt; the I'll nuinOei
when drawn sut) the next highest, or second
lift, &c, until the whole number Is drawn.
The distribution Will take place after the Con
cert, where 5000 persons can witness u. A.oh
nittee will be chosen from the audience to take
charge OF the same.
All agents and purchasers VIII DC supPheu
with correct list OF the awards rs soon ~ pup
lished. a. x,.
HOW TO OBTAIN IlChEIs.
Tickets viii be supplied to all Booksellers,
Druggists Music Dealers &c a masIs .ney cnb
Oe oo'aihea ~ e'"'ho''"
rsGs L-..... ell ,r.,,,,c,,ors an,,
Circuars ccns aI,l ,, .J nnon tho recent
terms to agents VIII be mailed upon inc receip'
Of stamp for return postage, .,o.,,, IN. r,onev
ouSss .n .os a., rssistercd letter STAMP en-.
HUN ~ W - r 800. an,ounts nv postaIiee
CLOSEUP ~ OUT isn .xnrass ~ the following cIub
oruer, "rAi' VI 'NP'''''''' ~
rstss; aav... j0|
3ueke's 10 onc '"0 :. e'' O ~
~ :. ..,..,,,s ~ 90
"a J,t-..... A OOl
y, ,.x.u,. NJ Aha n sc,ts viii ne publisb
-. az .s1'trsi aSseesG"
ed ~. .o Ill, y. .,rr.d IN apents NJ Is
* cent d,sconnt III - szrEag 81
IU Under and inPursqanee Cd the proxiae .hs
Of the Internal keyenee san LIS I i',s , s
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REPARATOR CAPILl.l

an n vHt IN
NOR RESTORING HAIR UP0N BALD
il heads from whatever cause II may have
fallen out and forcing growth Of hair upon the
face, II has no equal. IL will torrc the beard IN
grow upon the smoothest face in from five tn
eight weeks, or hair upon bald heads In from
two to three months. \ few ignorant prncti
TONERS have asserted that there Is nothing that
will force or hasten the growth Of the hair ~
beard. Their assertions are FALSE ~ Thousands
Of living witnesses from their own experienced
can bear witness. Bat many will say. how are
we to distinguish the genuine from the spuri.
GUS II certainly IL difficult, ~ nine,tsDths Of
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large amounts
in their purchase. To such we wUuld say, try
the Reparator Capilli; Il will cost you nothing
unless Il fully comes up TO our representations.
II your Druggist does not keep II, send us one
dollar and we will forward u, post paid, together
with a receipt for the money, which Will bc re-
turned you on application, providing entire -at
isfactiOn Is not given. Address
W. l. CLARK & Co, Chemists,
No. West Fayotte Street, SYRACUSE, n. Y.
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w. Y. HOGE.

A TToRNEY AT LAW. AND GENERAL
"A Land Agent Wheeling, w. Va, win prac.
tice In the courts Of Ohio and adjoining eonntisA
Particular attention given 10 The coliesticn Of
claims Office ON Main Street. over The hank a
Wheeling. 'tAn3sn
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NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED Exc
ID cuted by the Guyandotte Bridge Company
TO John L. johnson, and recorded in the Record.
er's Office Of Cabell comfy, in book A, page "a
shall On the StA day of June, 1861, atGuyaii-
dotte, sell at pubic auction "a the highest bid
der, for resays poeey. the Wire Suspension
Bridge scyoes the Guysnistt. River sttGgyxn-
dotfe, Caben county, west Virginia, the pm-
deed exec atsa BY ne Bridge Company. rsoopaed
in book A., Pages 40 and s9l in said Recoriers
Office. upon, Which the sun Of ESQ Il nov be-
lieved dns,l The sale win inclnde the briAge
abatmssts, real sstate and all spparteAanees be-
longing thereto. viii convey sneA title - IL
vested In Nc a Trustee, and no other. Tftlsbe-
Heved TO be good and xithnut ineumhrance,
4 Ai rssii ia saasss::s52EtaSa wt4 Er,ss..
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CRISPER COMA.

Oh size was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendIils soft, eatwined,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzos, your switches,
your wig
Des tructiNc of comfort and not worth n tgi
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in Your own luxuriant hair.
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FOR RENT.

,,org OR FIVE OF THE FINEST ROOMS
+ in ths city, for Office or sleeping purposes,
corner Main and onion streets; Ma DC re'4'S
Nf'" GARDENERS, 159 Main street
~ Fos SALE-Ofiee pesk-cheaP, At H.. -i
,sSastf GARDENERS. $50 Aainstreett
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8. F. FARIS,
JACOB GRossCLos,

SuccessOr 20 FTObc q UfOSs'Ios,
MANUFACTURE OF BU0G ~,
M CARRIAGES EOCkAWAIs, a., &c,
No. - Market Street, kecps constantly Vn hand
and m.Iufartnrs 60 order. all Kinds OF work In
his line OF business. Particular attcntiou given
To repairing.
~ Second hand Carriages and Buseie. for
casL. sep:1
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EVERETT HOUSE.

| n HIS HOUSE Is KEPT or THE EU
l ropean plan; II il within threS minntss'
ride DIV horse earsl Of the View Haven
RailroaA Depot. convenient TO al the principal
places of amusement, and for Summer tTase
will be found the coolest Hotel in the city.
Every room Is provided with running water
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DISSOLUTION

fore existing between Lorenz Newbcrger
aud Daniel Snyder in the wagon making bust
urss, is this day dissolved.
Anril q ls6T. DANIEL SNl DEk.
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CARPETS AND OIL CLOT
BUSINESS CARDS.
CHAS. BLANCHARD.

D0TTLER OF X, Xxx, BURTON ALE.
ID Porter. and Lager Bier.
Establishment on Zane street. between fifth
and Sixth. .ssftra SD
Families supplied ON short notice. , .,sz:
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,Cxy,Na MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES
- Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
III fnliT licensed machines Send for our
rircniar SHAW & CLARK, $ NJ. Co., Bdde-
- Mains = - - - novli-ly
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EMPORIUM 81 ASHTON,
isl MAIN srREET. wHEELING. IT

BY. MrS. AyIe, - MfS.1N4 1tKInS,,
I AIDES AND MISSES LbRESSEs aaADE
II or cut and basted. ). IAfs-sise gtzinneA pef-l
terns received every month eatterns for saios
tcut by measure and fitted) Cutting Taught.
marin
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FOR RENT.
Fob RENT.

. Dwkf LING HOUSE On ZANH
\ street containing ave tsl rooms anu n ~
rnt. INNS A"-'f1i- - - - =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19

Ihe inconvoniencos attending Tho tnrning back
ing and other nccdful cvoutiuns of that awkward
Sohlce termed "truck" or drny have long bccn ret
attompt seems hitherto 10 have bcen
mado to Improve its machinery. With tho excop-
uoh oil Doing hettor built and having springs some
uhear tue present trucks arc faithful mtators of
thoir prototypes. An invontiyo person in New
Bedford, howoyor has finally succeeded in invent.
Ing something to obvinto the present rlumsintss.
Ihis invention consists in tho employment of n
single forward wheel fastened in n disc. which
moves in another, by the movement of which tho
driver ID enabled to turn his gear Sitli5i,t the ,c
eessity Of backing tho possibility OF being
erAmped in any conceivable position. Another
immense advantage is the nvoilin. tho lateral,
slattinG motion of tho thils as the furwa1. wheels
pass oyer unequal Obstrictions. BESIDES, Tho
truck can bo mndo wider than heretofore, il more
eaaily loaded, and when not in uso occupies legs
space.
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Tho Paris correspondent Of tho Now York Times
in letter dated Juno 15th thus writes Tho history
of a reporter who persisted in taking notes undcr
oir:unstancesiwhich would hayo compelled many
mon, OF extraordinary courage eyou to tcsist and
sock place Of safety:
Matthicu Donzelot WAS. in 1880 "local" for the
Monitour; and Tas found by fropd during tho
memorable July days Of that year, in thu midst Of
shower OF clubs and stones that wero flying be-
tween tho military and the cnnsilis, taking notes.
What a<o you dong here. you poor devil You'd
bottor. get away from hero II you want TO save
your skin WHOLE" said he. Donzelat paid no at
tontion, but kept on busily noting down tho facts
OF the contest. t', toll you, Donzolot you'd batter
follow mo il you have any regard Tor your life "
naif! he again, as no turned to leave. ''tod foi-
bid ]" said tho imperturbablo local. and kept on
With his account" Soeing his friond making
preparations for hasty tetreat, he coolly calod
out to him: "But, say, Thomas if You arc 60
ing that way, will You just tako those sheets into
tinuation."
An hour uter tho soldiers received orders to liro
with ball cartridges, and in tho first volloy Donze-
lot was hit by ball. A surgeon came running TO
him You ore woundedi" asked he. "Yes," ;"
aaid Donzeot Sand pretty badly too. take il, for
can't write, find." Meyer mind your writing"
said the surgeon !; "you'ro badly hurt you must
bo bound to tho table" .'ThGre's not 80 much
huIry abont that, Doctor. Every man to his pro-
fesson. Tvs my BUSINESS to wrlto an acconrit Of
this affair and i roally want to do mo soiyicc.
add this postscript: "3.20 p. MA volley fired by
the Setional Guard at thus moment resulted in
gounding thrae citi2ens and killing one." .'The
wounded see well enough" said the surgeon.
shut yhero Is tho doqd mum" "I am he" said
Donzelot, and Gypired.
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NDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10, 1867.
Sfntc Items,

For several days pnst We have Ind rain. n
ralncd Throughout tho entire ,lay, Wednesday and
night tho heaviest rain fell that wc layn splil
lor years. lilo whole country has been tpo,lrt
mill-dans broke, bridges washed uwny and w,,
fear e9nsiderable damage done the cotion crops
wo boar Of much fever in tho country. but none
OF serious naturc.-Bararr,H StYtiinti.
Abbevilo District has much to rcioics over ut
pIeseht; truly 80, indeed. In these our days uf
PGverty ., ana d,Is.ross mother earth comes To
20 WOW tho rich treasures so long hidden There
~ no longer any doubt that ..Iltilo a0nntain and
Ing inc, surrounding country tecm with much yellow
soiu. Two companies are already ut work sinking
tremendous si9tts, ana obtaining rich specimens
aB!they descend.
Could tho minerals OF TINT section l,o tlourpuul,-
y wrought out by soino experienced allursiss
wo venture tho assertion that California was never
richer. Several times our attention has been
called TO somo rich specimens Of gold obtained
wood, and Dir. Nelson, Of this place. Up to The
present moment wo have foregonc ilu pleasures of
comment com upon the matter thinkin; !l lhat gilt
most commonly following tho gold seeker. but
now tho littlo knowledge We havo Of tho history or
gold veins and their beds in tho ''bnwcls of tho
earth" and from samples produced. will Justify ms
in saving that capitalists invited in this tiircc:
ton in laundering calls While at the ain,
VIC oDscrTod field quito enough to war; mt Il visit
plorlst. " 'N-
We arc satisiic! amply that somc terrible iguo-
GUS agency Inns disturbed the cart: there within
prominent.
In fact somo ot tho most respectable gentlemen
OF our village positively Affirm that within their
mcmory smoke has escaped from the oarth nj that
point; also, rncke became heated and remained So
several days. w
Why this fact has mol bpc0nlo historical ami
GhronIcetl in every scientific review is a wonder
LIZ this golden opportunity awaits proper invesii-
cation, and will add another pago in History and
science, why don't sumo nutrri scientific expiorj,t
pass this wny and set us at right ON tho srbicctY
Tho orc found loro nssmntes tho .'DooIl's oro''
precisely, together with other notifications. Ilas
tho finger nf kind Providence touched that SECTION
and made tho earth groan nitl send fort III smoke l
tell man OF tho hidden treasures thcrc2
(ibbcp,He RunnrY
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aD-REGISrRATlON.--T PRECINCT,
CoLlEToS DlSTRlEr.-Thr lnarl or Registration for
Tlri Precinct. 81 Bar:ho0mcys Parish Collron lis.
trict s. c., will hold its Sessions is follows viz:
Al RLUE HOUSE PoIL.-Augnsl 18th, ?olli aIst ami,
al. September eth. Glib nnd 7tIt.
For Reriaion. September 18th and 2nill.
AT wALTERBoRO' POI.I--c0URT IIoIrSE-!,,,gusl
9Th. 2dlh aIth AMI a'ii' September 9th lutl I'M,
For Revision. September ..ld AMI aith.
AT ROUND q IOLL-August 10Th, 3lst. Srrtcn,,,rr
Cd. 3d. 18Th, 18th anil 10th.
For Revision. September 10Th and 18th.
As ;lle whole ny must bc periuruc,i by tho l.. Otu.
bcT. Tic Books will bc rlnSei the ig September in
order 10 comply with Paragraphs SIX General o.der No,
g. Headquarters Second Military District giving ample
timn for public inspection nn rcvisp:t of TIM sis All
persons qualified to vote Under the provisions m thu Act
Of Congress- passs 9d March, 1861 entitled au Art 10
provide for the efficient Cove rilnlrt OF th Rebel
States snd the several Acts supplementary thereto are
invited to appear brorc The Boari for I,rsiairainn
Hours of hittins will he from %. NJ. to3P NJ
Il. II. wiLI.OUGIInY
Chairman Board Of Reg;
For Thirl Precinct, colIctnn District
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InE WINE PRODUCT OF FCALroRSIA.-Wu comes
from the Pae'iie coast TINT tho grape vintage will
DO largo, considerably surpassing tlist of last wear
Notwithstanding season in some respects I'm.
iasorsbls: Tho product for 1SG7 in estimated at
Hay $500 600 gallons, worth on mn average II crnIs
nagalion, or 81 $50 QUO in tho aggregate In audit
h3n IL product OF 100 900 "a llns Of pnrc brandy
Iherc IL every promise OF California becoming n
largo exporter OF iino wines. The Alta Caliior-
min says:
10 rapid is tho increase Of our VINEYARDS Inn
increase OF tho annual vintage may safely br rsti-
mnted at 70 or 30 per cont. on that Of each urr-
eeding ycar. The child is born who will vol soc
California producing lo0, ,0GO,OD gallons of wine
annually. single vino house of thip citv shin
ped last year more than $780, 900 worth ot wine To
me Atlantic Stntcs, an las exported since ApriI,
1867, SIS, 600 worth. 'r''''
Tho wines OF California arc steadily gaining in
% tsyor m tho East whore they aro already to Erc
eftent taking tho place of fnrcign varietics and
the home consumption is constantly incrcasing.
thn une Quality quality Is improving in greater ratio tI,am
nishes several varieties of wine which Enronean
connolssenrs acknowledge to he equal to ANYTHING
Statc. ~ >'''''
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In Hungary many OF Tho most prominent mon
OF 1888 aro taking advantage of tho amnesty.
Generals KLAPKa, PERczEL. yETTEI and others,
have returned to their native country, and their
arrival has frequently hron tho cause of public re-
Jolcings and festivities. Kossuru has peen pro.
posed az candidate for aeat in the Diet by tho
Extreme Left at Waitzen. GonoEy has also boon
at Pesth, and intenls 10 return 10 his country.
fho Liberals havo not yot forgiven him for his
captulation of vilagos, and his bitter opposition
70 kossuTH. Tho daughter OF GonaEy is engaged
to be married to NJ. DonUs, tho owner of tho es
tAte and manor OF Yagos tho scena of tho ia
nous capitulation,
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FR DoLLAH MARK.-A correspondent OF the
New York Post writes TO that papor as follows;
Yon are wrong for once IN regard TO this THING
3, which wo prefix to the 9uros that represent our
be, " NV ,Aa' n'eJ
Itis tho contraction Of two Spanish words, "Pesos
Jlte'!es," which moan literally hard money. Thoy
arc made thus, .pfs, and tho commonly backs
over the p ana tho 1. have seen them on ao-
counts madn before tho federation Of tho United
Statos was over thought Of. Praofice making the
lottors; throwing the back over tho D and T. and
you will readily 500 how sunh designated prefiI
will get into the TINT we use. Once when trad.
ing In Mexico, having failed to use the form unsoo,
}aertes," to distinguish the h1d Of money wss 10
aand dollars 10 sixpenny pioooa aud abiiiinps. ,nd
In his accounts he did not use our s.
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lhp Paris Iitfrte tells The f5llowing story of
lopez, who betrayed MixInILrAS. Tho Colonel
was one day surprised at tho hoad of a suua,lron
" Z considerable ambush Of this enemy. As he
rolsm is not positively his forte, lie commanded
retreat. and turned his horses head. In his fie ht
tho animal received ball and fell 4 soldier. in
his e1trcmo peril, took the Colonel UP behind him,
nut tho horse, having double weight, slackcd his
pace, and tho enemy approached rapidly LOPEZ
understood TINT if nothing was done tcy were
both lost, md 80 he drew pistol from his belt
shot tho soldier in tho back, throw down the
corpao, and then escaped nlonr."
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Domestic Markets.


NEay Yoas, August 17.-Cotton quiet; hliddli,,s
oslo. .F'our-old tonding up. Wheat dull nni
lrin. Corn 1a2c. better. Oats stoady. Pork lowor
Turpentine 59Ac. Rosln iirm-stra;ned IL i9aI so.
Stocks stea6y. Gold 1403. Sterling 9ia1Ot. Money
8. 'G2 Coupons 1871. Virginia Sixcs, new ISSUE
50 Tennessee Gxes, eX-coupon, 6sl; now issue, 65i
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton very firm. Sales 1lU0 bales, at 2stc
Flour.old still tending up, new irregular; State
cents better, Western mixed 81 12a1 14i. Pork
heavy at $23. Money closed easy at 3a5. Gold
strong at l41. Sterling dull Mt 9Aa9}. GoYorIl-
ments dull, and StockH steady.
BALTIMORE, August T--P. M.--Cotton dull;
stock and demand light. Rio Coifoo dull; pIicos
nominaIy unchanged. Flour.-Receipts arc light
and holders firm since tho heBhot, and prices un-
changed. Wheat ateady; good to prime whito and
red 81 40x2 90; tough ranges under 81; receipts
light Corn scarce; whito 81 08a1 IL; yellow 81 1Ga
1s. Oats.-Fair to prime. 73a7s damp OeaG5.
Whiskoy dull Mess Pork aud Lard UNCHANGED:
CINCINNATI, August H.-Flour firm !; but do
msnd moderate family $40 00a$l0 so; Extra 50 Goa
50 6oSuperfine So GOATS go. Wheat Grm /; No.
red 81 16; wbito 50 Is. Corn firm and scarce No
/ 85a88. Oats dull at 81. Whskey so. Pork s23 60.
Bulk ulentB in domand at 11a15, hold higher.
Bacon little doing shoulders 12i
WILMINGTON, August II. p. M.-spirits Turpon-
tine quiet nt $50: Roain steady at - Is TO 81 25;
SAVANNAH, August II, P. M.-Cotton quiet and
ateady-sales 150 bnles Middlings 1ci receipts
NOBLE, August II, p. M.-salos 200 bales
market firm-Low Middling 925 bales; receipts "a
bales; .r
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19

TEE LIdar-FIaaEnEp GENTRY OF PARIs.-The
ambition OF the Gaul is boundleos Whatever
another can do ho will do and, IL possible, do /.
better. Ho is renowned adopter Of and improyer
upon the inventive genius OF othor nations. This
ambition Hoems even to extend to such arts as
picking pockets Ifcrpdit may bo given TO AN ac-
count conn 10 g Hahsf BsySg tiis foonious art has
Of perfection that leayos tho rascality OF e fest
Of mankind" fer behind. Tho operation is thus
described as performed in French omnibus
"Ihe thief, Of course vol dressed, enters the on-
nibus armed With very small morsol of lead at
taelied to's very fne thIeed Of black silk Tho
extremity Of this thread he holds hetYeau his
forofnger and thumb, and ns soon as his iieargst
ncighbor takos out his hor pofte-monnaie for tho
purpose Of paying tho fare-which ia paid in Paris
on entering tho omnibus-tho thief, his eyes ap-
parently fIedfn contemplation OF some far off OBJ
}ect doIterousy launcheS the bit Of lepd into tho
porte-monnaie Just as tho owner is closing It. The
purso is thon returned to tho pocket OF tho un-
CONSCIOUS owner who never soos Tho thread, by
which lie Is now iu the power Of the thief. As
soon ns an opportunity de6urs, 9r s provided by
the thief himself, who tumblos appsarehtly oumsi:
y against his neighbor nt tho first stoppngS OF the
dranihus, tho purse ia gently drawn from It's
owners pocket and transferred to that Of tho rogue
who as soon as possibie leayes the conveyance,
with polite salutation to his Yctiia aud the rest
OF tho observation-disclosures Sun, n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
Marine InteiiIpence.

ST. PETEnsBuRa, August II, P. M.-Fa1raguUs
sqnadron, Franklin. Ticonderoga and Frolic, Inns
exchanged.
PonTsnouTn, August Up. M.-1ho war ship
Serapis departed for Ireland to-day, wleLco she
will take regiment TO Canada.
, NEW YORK, August 17-Noon.-A steamer
Palmyra, from Europe.
Paris, from l.uroPo; Cleopatra, from Savannah, !; ;
ateamer Lord, from Galveston via Key West.
Arrived, tho Souder, from Charleston.
Tho schoonor Arctic has arrived hero from Apa-
lachcola, after n passage OF seventeen days. She
reports that on tho 9th, of tho Tortugas, sle
spoke tho bark J. M. Churchill, from Pensacola
f0r Buonos Ayres, with captain and mate dead.
There being no navigator on board instructed tho
mato TO keep in company, which lie did until the
10Th lnsl., when oil Cape Hatteras, lost sight Of
since.
Fragments of the Now York steamtug Adeli
nave Doen found in tho harbor. The crow have
up, and all hands pershcd