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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

Physieo Aedico''-Dr. Barton, President of the
Physc" Medical Society, has officially applied to The
Council of the different Municipalities, requesting the
appointment ola Committee Of Health, to be composed
OF mrmhers Of the Councils and of Lafayette for the
purpose Of accurately ascertang the corec tness ote
reports made by Physi ans, respecting ca.es ofveow
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

II IEF-5N casks prime Carolina Rice, landing rom
II Scir ID kussy and for sale by
J. THAYER, &. co.
Mlg. "a Pnvdras street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

w. Is PASSENGERS IN the o'clock Train n IN ran
main NJ the Praic Co &C to Bothe and Recreo,e IN.
I'll the return OF Irn from the Fe, tvnI n, the r. yo
lie BranChc aud be in town with tn extra train n,
u pm. JAMES H. CAIDW Ell
aug lo-2t President.
NIlISkt.i-l0p barrels rectied viii key in store
W Tor saIe by DORSEY,
aug "a New 'Lvea
'oFFEE-3' bugs Havana greer coffee, ior sale Nv
- ~ q DORSEY, Now Icvc,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
|tOIt NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
louisiana and N. Yor!. Line Of Packets
To Sail 2UM august.
IA, The superior Packet Snip MISSISSIPPI,
M having portion of her cargo engaged will
X sail as above. For freight OF passage. hav
ing elegant accommodations, apply on board opposite
the Vegetable Market or to
JAMES B HULLEN,
aug 10Th ~ Camp street
FOR LIVERPOOL.
The A | AMI fast sailing Shin SCOT
TfFM LAND Capt Merryman, can take l75 Bales
&xasaE Cotton 10 fiIup: for termsnpnyto
LEVI II GALE
mug lutl SO Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

while furnish ac,s-but lie, them lie authenticated facts
reform is necessary and reform will be had.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
LETTER FROM SAMUEL BOWLES.
The inllowin. letter is from Mr. Bowlcs Editor of the
RepubcAn md .nur mil. SIN fell Alusu

1T '17OWIn. tItFT Is f0n Mr.. T}OWcS Editor Of lie
Republican and journal, spring field, Mass
. SPRINGFIELD, June !, 1877.
Mr. hIoitIt-Sir: II is now thirteen years that hav
suffered from nm inlirnty of the b,wels-the col,se-
q'nre, as suppose, ofa severe illness of inflammation,
lheuliism. The natural action OF the bowels l., LOST
frequent and severe pains occur, with much weakness
aud depression rathu' tics being necessary every lew
DAYS to counttract cosiIveneS4. Ave cnnSte, good
rhysinns, aud have tried almost ull kinds If pills ad
veri'srd, which seemed suited cage in vain On
ring III" i"sl year. have bonyh aud used several nxcs
OF your life Pills, aul have found more benefit from
them, more ieef md adnp'eness my for length
OF time, thar from uny medicine | have yet tried.
Yours, SAMUEL. RONIES
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TRUE AW4@TpANs
G@NDD IONS 8

The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
type on an extra. double med UNI sheet, nj $l2
per annun, payable SUM annually in advance.
Th" Tk,weEkLs Paper, containing he reading
matter Of two da'lics, $40, payable in advance,
whore no city reference is given. .
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daily papers, during the week, will DO scnt sub.
scribcrs who pay $5 per annum in advance, and
to none other, unless acceptable city reference
is given. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
NEW ORLEANS. May 1899. 49,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

VIEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co.
VoNRE ron Steamboat Re!ecca will leave The RI Al,
at the head Of the New Canal, every day, Iexcen,
N"ndays) for The Lake, as follows:
Depart at 5 4. n. Return at 8 AN.
8" 2PM. 4P'M
81 rsM. :" 3 Phi.
And on MONDAYS:-
-.'arart Mt 10 4. N. Return at IL. Pm.
2Y. NJ. 4 Pm.
49, nnsy oa n. Ct1Etv "a,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

f>t.OU2-I5N barrels ivestt supe riinc Flour. !,
- st"fe, Tor sale ~ q DORSEY.
u" Al New lpvee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

DAINTS. OILS n VAKNTSHES-55(] kee. Nos,
i and 2Whitc Lead; 3hO Canister Croms Green
Paint, ground in oil, Black do Linsecd Oil; sperm do:
puty; 81 brls Whiting; C"pu and Japnnnad Vnrnish.
For sale ny =. LOCKE X Co.
Nav 70 8Fr,n, even
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

DARLOR ORNA MENTS Rare anu heauIifoI
Il carI"s'ies. tor sale only BY Rees 4 D'lanpe.
rnt n Pl"ugh'- Museum.
All 'hrsr "rnam ents e"nsi-, Of the mo., .plen-
did specimens ~ "'ihrn loyy rom Eutrpe, ASA,
Africa, amt our nv G, un'ry
Approve u.t,s ! GU d;y> Il il tr,sken oil
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

~ Bulwcr, in 9 vols,
Richecu. or the Conspiracy. play in aca. to which
are added Historical Odes on the LAST days Of Ely
abe'h; Cromwel''s Dream
The Death of NeIson hy the author of the Iady of Ly
on+, Pelham, the Dsowned, &c &c, with all the
new works the day, for sale by
june I2 ALEX 4 JWAR, 80 Camp at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

kE' oADEAP-Just received two cases Of blue
l"ld Record Gap, both plain and rue,i, very fav
article, suitable for notaries Tor sale nv
:. DAVID FELT, Y Siation+r.' Hall.
l1ua - - ChaiIreS a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

WALKING; CANES.
"M BELL, No. Is Chartres street, has this div
w received variety Of CANES, sniinhe ior gen
temen's USE they will bo offered very low To pur
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

AkD-St, kegs Leaf Lard. in store for sal. bv
- a8 q DORSEY "A New L4vee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

ARD-30 Bills and 40 Kegs prime Leaf lnrd In
I Store tor Sale by JTIjAyER g. ca
July2d "a Povdrns 81
SCGARS-56 khls Clarified and loaf Sugar. for sale
~ by HERMOGENE. BROWN Il Co,
june 90 No oCon,; At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
For sale in this city, the corner Of Common and
Tchuptoulns SITS. ma, 10

= iMn.l', iiAkll q CO. are receiving lrun
- on board ship Orleans. Eagle, Highlander Poker
leiry Andrew, French and German play cards. Buck
CANNON Boards; Clessmen, Id and 9 3.S inch Bill
ard Balls; 49, 10 and II inch blade Bowie Knives;
Leather and other travelling Dressing Cnse,; Belt,
Pocket, Horseman's and Duslling Pistols double and
single barreed Guns; Game Bags; Shot Belts; Powder
and Pistol Fasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
peIc' sssion Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth, Hair TOOTH
and Nail Brushes; Orrs and Chlorine Tooth Wash,
ricy; long Hair Braids, Rnglets and Frzettes; Pearl
and Toilet Powder Emery Bags; Ivory Tub Cushions:
Patent Slides or Carriers; Gum Elastic Suspenders
Powder Puiis and Boxes; Gilt Chains Seals and Keys
Ear-drops; Wnis. Buckles; Bracelets Bead Necklaces
sEdChans Gilt and Siivered Beads; Indian Beads
Bells and Fumes; Shell TWIST Side and Dressing
Combs; which, in addition TO their former stock on hand
makes their assortment very complete, and will be sold
0w and on liberal terms, al the sign of the Golden
Comb. i25-tf 20 Chartres street,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

RRANDY Il WINE-3 half aud s ar casks brsn.
dy, ar casks brown Sherry Wine; SO boxes pale
do do superior quality for sale by
S & } WHITNEY,
UNIV 3 I>.,,, =,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
nARS-8DOO feet ash Oars,
~ mavli S&J p WHITNEY, y Cam

*. MOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS are
- so wei known to the public that il is hardly ne
cessary to give detailed settlement OF their vlue and
use The to lowing articles will fully convince any one
OF tue claims the doctor has upon the public to place
confidence in his preparations.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

I CAF SUGAR-i'n bis in Sure Tor anl. Nv
- aug JTHAYER, g. co. "a Povdras IT,
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES.-l0 Banc!a
~ Store for suie Nv JTHAYER 4 RI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bukery-Waters and
HLiman.
No. 80. M0reau (near the Pontchartrain Raj, Il oaJ)
'Pllot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, Buttcr, Mid'ord and Water Crackers.
All the above articles arc warranted to DO of the
hrs quality, and % keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-KIln dried corn meal
Orders left at &. W. Pri chard and Tagart. Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly for
amily use. l5nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

VI\OkENT-A comfortable dwelling house in l. aron.
delet street, few doors from Canal ri; p6ssessou
given immediately. Appyto DOYLE 4. NAV
HSl Cnrondclet At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
WORKS ON SILK

Ohio river still very low by last intelligence.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

DOPULAR Notwithstanding, or letters from,
1 Palmyra.
Prohus, or Letters from Rone.
american scenery. splendid work, q Nus. Received
Our Wild Flowers with beautiful Coloufed Plates
The ChiIls Drawing Book.
Don Quxotte in vols 8mo. with Illustrations.
Received and for snle by Alex TOWAR
july 25th SCAMP street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

REEF-2h hrls prime and 20 half lris mess. a, the
,hspection' Tor sale by q DORSEY,
- o - a. New Levec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

A. TRIER,
maVS "a Grnvier S
DU..ED LETTER PAPEIt-A few cases Of ruled
letter paper Of var qualities, just received and
for sale on accommodating terms hy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

IEt1kEE c. CT1TLDS,
ATTORNEY At Law,
WILL attend the Supreme Court and the Dis,rict
Courts, Of Harrisburg and some Of the adiacen,
coun'ies-ohicc nj the City Of Houston,
Claims on the government. either for Bounty Iand
or money. will he undertake, AMI promptly attended
to either for non residents re- lenis Of rexas.
Address rom the United Sts,rH-Ciry of Houstop.
70 tne care OF :. Kicker. jr Texas Post Office Agen,
Wv OIIHlls- 1n mar 9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
Appointed by the Federal Court nj New Orlran
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STKEEr

u PRINTED eiM Me Creutest Erpeditio,, and
" a style unsurpassed IN NV ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS ic1 at COMPILING ROOM in ST. Charles Es
hanpe, (Co'7'er If Grsvjer 81. or at r r u +.
Err CAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner OF Pcvdras and St Charles S,,etts, miU be-
Dr0muiIv attended IT,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

kegs Goshen and Western, in store
- , for sale by DORSEY,
~ "a New I.evec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

LM " VALUABLE EOOKS.-His,ory Ske,che.
OF the Statesmen WIN fnurshcd in The Reign rC
oro me 81, is added remarks gu Party, and an
APIend'x, ~ Henry Lord Buugham in vols.
says I" which added dissertation on the eooueuc
81 the Aneien,<; by Henry Lord Brougbam in . ynls
Just received aud tor sale By ALEX TUWAK
july 2nh az t,amn 60,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

INEN SHIRTS, GLOVES Il SUSPENDEES
Just received by late arrivals, assortment Of
Shirts Cravnts, Summer stocks, Glove, and SuspCn-
ders at the BAZAAR Of St. Charles ami Common
streets.
N: B. compiler" .arsortn ent of Writing Desks,
Dressing cases, portable shaving in wood &
eather. my6 BUSH e. ALLAN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

mode of PKAUTICE-E: Johns 4 Co Ed;,;o,.
~ English alone So PEI copy
French and English SlU per copy.
Civil Code Of Louisiana.
French md Engl,rh SIS to 90 per cory
English a.tnc $40
r JOHNS T. Co.
July 2O--ln. cerner Of S. Charles & Common sts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

y r part No. ''' ais" the ''' numbers !" one
Nlerryat's Phantom ship. For snlc by
J3J Tn,VaR 40 r,,,,,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

TUST received ,se assortment of summer stocks
- of various patterns; linen shirts If fine quality.
GOSSIP l. co,
ml3 Exchange Hotel 81 Che,js. =,
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MAYURAITY OF NEW ORLEANS

bacon SiDES-75 casks superior incinnai cur
- cd, in st re, for sale by G DORSEY,
Itth june A New i.evee
I0ORk.-65O bbls mess and do prime at tho nspec-
L zion, for sale hy
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WANTED, ina Drug Store, an assistant, fully nc.
W qlanted with the Apothecnry business, speak
ing French and English, and writing fair hand. Ad,
dress box 23l, Post Office. june -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

III Af-On' ,nndr' d and Iii, ~ five bales New York
Hay, landing from packet ship Orleans, for sale
y 4 COHEN
NJ,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06

from the Connecticut Observer, to show the
fallacy of Judge Sherman's assumption, TINT
abolition is endangering the power Of the
churches by its excuses. Says brother Ty-
Ter:
yWhatare these excuses Refusing TO
kdI q Shareholder preachi But will dis
cfpfe.cf Jonathan Edwards consent TO hear a
man, who, he declares. is committing a crime
worse than thel2 Who will hear n thief
preach the Gospel2 Mr. Sherman should
also know, that fthe consciences OF the ubo.
litionists are morbidly tender on this point
the spirit ofgenune prescription is with the
other party. Abolitonists in the ministry are
excluded from pulpils at the North, which
Shareholders are invited to occupy This is
sor,-ea .hi"s.a -pas nerhnps. the excess
TO which alluson is made Is the rcfJsa.s :.
abolitionists to hold commandment the Lord 5
table, with Shareholders. If so, we beg Mr..
S. to transfer his corrective labors to the Gen
eral Association OF Connecticut That body
resolved more than two years since, Mr.. Ba.
con, of New Haven. being the mover Of the
resolution, tha; members Of our churches,
who become shareholders at the South, for.
felt their standing in the church"
IL. FINALLY-Our circular respectful
ly asked for suggestions us to what should
be done TO hasten the abolition OF slavery,
and save The country. THE ONLY prae-
teal suggestion which Judge Sherman is
able 10 give, is that the convention should
advise the Abandonment OF the errors Of the
Anti-Slavery Society Well--suppose il
done, and the obnoxious Society abandoned,
what then2 Why, we shall be just where
we were ten years ago, only with an uddi
tional million Of slaves and now berell or
their last hope Of relief from man. or from
any other source but their own right ARM
And Judge Sherman, and those whom he
represents, have nothing further TO offer
And the public mind at the North has ssnk
back again 10 the apathy of 80. Judge
Sherman himself would shrink from the rrs.
possibility Of turning back this sun.diaI -
And yet nothing bu, the impo,ency OF bis
blows and the palpabeness OF his ignoranee,
prevents his gaining the eclai Of having pro
duced such catastrophe. With a man Of
Judge sherman's opportunities and ability,
we cannot allow the plea OF " good motives
as justification for the wanionness with
which he pcrils great interests.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06
U. S. Brig WASHINGTON
New London, August 10Th. 1890

New London, August Goth, 1889.
'While this vessel was sounding this day
between Gaidner's and Moniaug Ponis, 4
schooner was seen lying in shore of CuIlo
den Point, under circumstances so suspi.
cious as to authorize L. Com. Gedney to
stand in TO see what was her character
seeing number Of people on the bsac b
with carts and horses. and boat passing 10
and fro, boat was armed and despatched
with an officer TO board her.
On coming along side, number of ne.
groes were discovered on her deck. and
twenty or thirty more were on the beach
Two white men came forward and claimed
the protection of the officer. The schooner
proved TO be the "Amisiad," Capt. Ramon.
flues, from the Havana bound 10 Guanio.
Port Principe, with 54 blacks and Two PASS.
engers on board the former, four nights al.
ter they were out, rose and murdered the
captain and three Of the crew they then
took possession of the vessel with the inten.
lion OF returning TO the coast OF Africa. Pc
dro Monies, passenger, and Jose Roiz own.
er OF the slaves and part of the cargo, were
only saved to navigate the vessel.
After boxing about for four days in the
Bahama Channel, the vessel was steered for
the Island OF st Andrews, near New Proyi.
dence; from thence she went to Green Kew.
where the blacks laid in supply of water,
After leaving this place the vessel was steer.
ed by Pedro Monies for New Providence,
the negroes being under the impression that
she was steering for the coast of Africa
they would not, however permit her to enter
the port, but anchored every night of the
coast
The situation ofthe Two whites was all
this time truly deplorable, being treated with
the greatest severity; and Pedro Montesi
who had charge of the navigation, was suf
tering from two severe wounds, one in the
head & one in the arm, & their lives threat.
ened every instant He was ordered 10
change the course again for the coast of Az
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06

SINeuLAR-We have information from
below that on "Wednesday las, the pilu, boa,
Blossom, of the Woodlands, fell in with n
Baltimore built schooner, on board which
were sometwenly five OF thirty menall black;
short Of provisions and water, with which
the Blossom supplied them On Thprsslay.
the Blossom took the schooner 10 tow, intrn.
ding TO bring her in. bu, sumo suspicious
l--.~v~InvuIS on the part OF The black crew in.
duced the pilots TO cast her Off
There appeared TO be no person on board
who could speak English--ihe blacks were
well supplied with cuilasses and other weap.
ons, but seemed TO have no skill in nayiga.
ton, rs the schooner was drifting about ap.
parenty without any guidance or object. hay.
ing very linle canvass set When las, seen
she was about 80 miles S S. L Of Hsasiy
Hook
Spanish schooner sailed from Havenna
some six or eight weeks ago, with number
OF slaves on board. and 90 white passengers.
destined for St Jago de Cuba. Intelligence
was soon olier received that the blacks had
risen upon the whites and put them TO death,
passengers. crew and all A vessel OF war
was sent from Havana in pursuit, bet we
have had no accoun, ofIhe schooner ca pure.
There is strong reason 10 believe that the
schooner reported by the Blossom is ,halsame
Spaniard.-IN. Y. &. Adv.
The U. S, steam ship Fulton, and the U.
5. schooner Wave. were despatched on Fri.
day, at New York, by Com. Ridgley. 10 pur-
suit OF the above schooner.
The steam lriga,e Fulton returned on Sat.
urday evening. without being able ic find
her. The Revenue Gutter stood Eastward
The AMIsrAp.--The New London Gag.
cite gives the following additional pnnicu-
lars ofthe singular history OF this vessel
and It's crew
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06

4
aenre. ~ Milton, accompanied !.
! certainly could form no ' -, oy yoOr
man mat you were most ham" scPts
couple; and, must add, thar | fP y andht,
allied an opinion Of Mrs Ya,e., "aVe loo
Imagine. Tor moment. ,ba, % charace
Is s's, ! have M ever e az
foul charges. '' 10 reba n.
Yours, SC.
90 J. F"n'l,n
Distressing Aeeident-A f,;.,
quonnock writes s,he foIlowin" At y
OF distressing accident wb;cbs parllcuAa
that place :--On Monday noon ~, OceOr,d
girls went into the cotton fac,o,. "e orlhn
Clark in Rainbow, and desce6dsd s'Ptt
wheel pit. The overseer rs, Iuea mo "
dinner, started the wheel as u.a"i Sung ha
an "overshot," the water rushed ~. hkS
Whllsl attempting to make ,b,,;. 'aeN
oithc girls, named Hannah F ~ e%apeN.
.een years Old was pushed asaiu,' I ~" b.
winch immediately caught one Of y. sA's
between large gears, drawing h., "s' l'ra
wheel then down until welded az Onels
the wheel and side of The bn'id;. ~ 0esu,
situation the wheel stopped bu, e. lndS
OF the pressure OF The water in Inv !" t''eSus
she was eSlricated with much Ala; s @oOGssss
Her left leg was much torn a,S S'llculy-
were nearly stripped Of their g., .'' nalta
was found necessary 10 ampatnte bs' a b
bore the operation with great lot;,, se''a
patience. She survived, howevs, I ivy ~
an hour nherwards.-Ha,tford Gu wv ny
A oEER TRrcK.-Yesterdov s..
Mr.. Abel Lyons, jeweller, corDs, ', ~ 70
sua street and Maiden Lane, sen, N''
lad about twelve years of aos - Nv 20
chanIcs Bank. to get check for s57 ~ .'i ",
AS The lad was returning from ,bs 'i D. =
he was aecos,ed by girl appareo,lv D y
ten years ofage, who asked him Il /. avn ~,
lost two dollars, informing him ,I /. "
mad found that sum. The bow an.vs.' ' :. Z
The negative, when she told him ~ !,
better look at his money, and see viii . ~ !
did, and assured her il was all riOb, NJ
girl walked alongside of,he lad 70, y
minutes, and then told him she had s0;e !. J
her handkerchief, which she was fs srsJ !
loosing, and proposed thai he should =
his money with hers, and carry i 3, {.
To this the boy assented, the Girl tain, IS I.
money and apparently wrapping 4 IN !. X
a roll OF Bank bills in the handLs,.S.
which she handed to him. The ,s-;-
walked together I'LL they got 10 M,2'
Lane, when the girl informed the lad h,
she wished him 10 carry her money 10 N
corner Of Fulton street and Broadway An
wait for her while she stopped mom,rl i
Maiden Lane The boy did as directed n
amer waiting long time, be ocea,S Il
handkerc hiefand found the money had .,,,
GRATED, and piece Of blank paper in !
stead About two weeks ago. a lad in A
employ OF A S. Scrbner. in Grand SIRE,
was swindled out OF 500 in The san
manner, BY small girl, as he was r,luruIr
through Pearl street from the Bank-N1
Wig.