Common Pleas-In Chambers.


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AUG. 29.-SHAsnTuL SYSTEM OF IMPOSITION AND FRAUD.
John Nc G,rath q Shufeid-This application.
under TO have defendant who appeared
is well known in this community, committed charge
Of obtaining money under false preences. 1t appeared
that Shuieldt advertised in the Sun newspaper for por-
ter having kept sham porter house in this city when
the complainant who is an lrshman and lately come to
this country made application for the situation (adver-
OF this kind frequently appearing in the paper
alluded to- in which the advertisers set forth that they
require Of money from the applicants securi.
ty'D The complainant making application ask.
cd to deposit sum OF S00 security, which he refused
to give. and subsequently handed over $ss for this pur
pose receiving Shnelds note-said Shufeldt gng
that he felt himself compelled require this sort Of
rity in consequence Of having been defrauded by
former portcrs in hs establishment In few days the
poor deuded McGah found that the large array Of casks
and bottles contained pure water, and we're placed
in this apparently welstocked store, like the " stuff
fel algators" mentioned in Shakspeares Apothe.
cary, " TO make up show" The do" burst upon
the mind Of poor Nc Grath who had the knowing one
arrested under stiilwell warrant The has been
postponed TO Saturday.


The readers Of the many advertisements that appear
forth in the attractive drapery, such We have dc
scrbed, should therefore beware and poor foreigners,
such McGrah, who come here ipl search Of employ
ment, should be cautious how they commit themselves
with the hordes Of land sharks who perpetually prey
upon them.