"Officers PALMER and VAN BUREN, of the Eighth Precinct Police, made the arrest yesterday of JAMES KELLEY, and his wife MARY KELLEY, for passing a package of counterfeit cents at the store of EDWARD F. NEISE, No. 307 Spring-street. The officers then proceeded to the residence of the prisoners at No. 184 Elizabeth-street, where they found nine sets of dies, together with a quantity of material for making bogus United States coin. There were also fifty-six bad pennies ready made. The parties are held for examination."
The New York Times
October 13, 1862