{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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RoBBERY.--On Friday night, Joseph Brad
lee s. Co.'s counting room, Boston, was enter
ed, and the safe opened by false keys and rob-
bed OF 500, one Of the bills being $500 note
on the Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank. Some
other packages Of money were overlooked by
the thieves. a


The OTHER SIDE OF THE QUEsTIoN.-Mr.
Charles Price, son of the late William M.
Price, has published statement in reply to the
letter Of Mr.. Bradford. He defends his ia
theirs memory manfully.