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We learn, says the Cincinnati American
Citizen, from n private source from New
York, that an affair came of few days
since, in one of the fashionable dry-goods
stores in Broadway. ItapPcars that lady
of fortune while purchasing shawl of value
and in the act Of handing two bills oi fifty
dollars each in payment to one Of the clerks,
received blow in the face from well
dressed person, who exclaimed at The same
time, Il forbade you buying shawl and
snatchiug the two bills from her hand wal
ked with very majestic air out n the store;
the lady tainted. and after she recovered,
the proprietor of the establishment while
endcavoring TO console hrr, expressed his
regret at the very ungenilemanly like con-
duct of her husband. She exclaimed, with
the utmos, surprise and horror depicted up-
on her counienance that is not my husband.
1 never saw the person before in my liiel'
The clerks Immediately started in the pur-
suit of the william, which, proved fruiiless.
and the bold rogue decamPed with his
booty.