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THE FoRGERs.--It is saidA that tletwo Pitch ers concerned in the forgerles ol the names of Frye & Massey, proceeded to New York, aad changed a portion of their paper for gold. They then purcias- e sixty day bill Loadon, bat sooa after seeing the mistake of such step, they returned to the bro ker, and sought to get gold for the bi; but suspect ing something he refused to make any change of the k,nl, anl tsok occasion, we understand, to prevent tho payment ofthe bill whch.he sold them. The men were late for the for Liverpool, so that

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