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MONEY DIGGING.
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Chapel street was the scene of very an'' mated scrabble this morning, in which hoes and hands were put in furious fequlst ticn and |" the spoils," good hard Mexican doilass--ths Santa Annas. It seems carriage passiug Tn front of Marbles dry goods store, turhee "P something bright, which proved to be silver dollar and very near it. were others, hfmif imbedded in inc mud. Of course, such So Oc' currsnce could not happen in Chapel street without bringing a good many fingers into the pie-and a crowd was soon digging in that vicinity, and pocketins the spoifs. About st dollars were soon collected, and great was tho marvel how they could have got there but the mystery was soon solved by the appearances of Mr. Fenn. (who drives the Litchfeld Siasen and who lost 09 silver Mexicans from his box, some two weeks ago, al which time they were advertised. It is singular the bag should have lain so long, in so public thoroughfare; but 1t probably fell in the mud, and the action of passing wheels had puiverized the bag and scattered the rhno We are glad MT. Fenn has recovered 50 much of the money. which he had given up for lost, and obligated himself to repay.-Regisfer.