The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26
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AN Nj. SrRIKe.- The Brooklyn Free
mau gives description of financial op
Grafton which came off at Stewart's Mar
BILE Palace the other day. which may b'
safely set down as distanciug all compe
tition A lady, dressed in superb style
went into the magnificent depot of finer.
and enquired for shawls. After examn
ing several of the finest, the lady pitcheC
on one that pleased her fancy, audi Ell
quired the price: The answer was S4OC
Upon contemplating the rich pattern
gain, admiring the soft tissue. aud indu
ging in the sweet charms ,hatsuch an oh
zee, is calculated To inspire, the lady de
termined to purchase. and drew fIom he
purse of ample size and respectable ar
pearance, an NJ on the ChemIcal Bank
Now the Chemical being in the immed
ate vicinity IF the Palace. Just acres
oadway and athoasaud dollar bill bt
ing rarely offered even at the Marble Pa
ace-ihe lady was desired to wait IN,
ment. perhaps To continue the pleasin
diversion Of examining Cashmeres, Will
swift-footed aud trus;y messenger wa
despai ched to the Bank
The answer was satisfactory; the bi
was pronounced goolb the best poss
BILE aulhnrity-the shawl was wrappe
up, the six hundred dollars in change gi'
,en,and rolled iuto the respectable !"okin
purse. and the lady slowy promenade
towards the dnor. Here she stops an
pauses. aud then returns to the counl'
where the Cashmeres are sold -she tel
the Clerk that she has changed her min
she prefers not tn take the shawl with0
consultatinn with her husband; there
a possibility that that excellent pers,
might think her triae extravugant
making such purchase. The six hu
dred dollars are returned with the shaw
and the Nj returned to its resting pla,
in the purse.
The lady again stops. the Cashme
still remains folded up on the counter
pause ensues. then smile OF good u
lure plays on the handsome features
madame -,she says, archly addressing Il
Clerk--'you will think me tickle, hut
must take the shawl" he one tho
sand dollar bill ON the Chemical Bank
again produced, the change given. u
shawl taken by the lady to her carriat
and everything is settled in satlsfact
ry manner.
But IN making up the cash accouu
that evening at the Palace, after shutii
up the show windows aud letting dOv
the iron sides. there was found a tho
sand dollar counterfeit note on the Chez
ical Bank. Then did the elegant al
courtly Clerk of the shawls, understal
that something else besides Csshme
had been sold at his counter, on that d