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PAsslSG CoUHTEnFgIr BlLIs.-A well dressed
young man named William Boggs, who said he
came from Philadelphia, went on Sunday evening"
TO the clothing store of James McKinley, No. 81
Bewery, and purchasing coat, gave $40 bill,
purrorting to be of the Seventh Ward Bank of
this city, in payment. Mr.. Mckinley, as it was
Sunday locked Boggs in his store, and took the
bill across the street to get it changed, when it
was ascertained to have been altered from 5
bill Of the broken Tenth Ward Bank, retaining
the names of the officers Of the latter Bank. On
this information, Mckinley applied to officers
Tompkns and Welsh, who arrested Boggs, and
on his person found ten of the altered $40 bills,
and Boggs was committed to prison. Persons
who have received any Of these bills are requested
to bring them to the Police Gtiice.