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ATTEMPT TO Pass COUNTERFEIT NorE.-
At Philadelphia city on Tuesday night about
10 O'Clock, as the Baltimore cars were about
leaving, man went into the Depot at the cor
ner Of Eleventh and Market streets, and ten
dered ten dollar note, purporting 10 be on the
Hartford Bank, in payment of his fare The
note was found TO be counterfeit, but as there
was no officer near, he was not arrested, and
before one could be obtained he had taken his
seat in one of the cars, and left the city. AS he
is probably in Washington city, il will be well
for our store-keepers to be on the look out
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We recommend the following nlorceau to the
attention of the city reporter of the National
Intelligencer. This is one of the fashionable
establishments alluded 10 n his article on Penn.
avenue, some time since.


THE ST. CHARLES.


.Qir-" There is not in this Uide acord"
There is not in this whole town, bar-room


so sweet


AS the ST, Charles, in the cellar, where good


fellows meet:
Where good liquors and lunch in abundance


are found,
Atthe corner of Third street, nine feet under


ground.


Sweet place in the cellar, how snug can rest,
With one Of Dicks juleps, and the friends |
love best!


Where there's none to disturb US, and the


landlord polite,
Number four to ourselves, we can spend the


long night .....


Derry down, derry down, derry down.