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REFRESHING DIsCovERY.-Among the letters and papers of Gen. Philip Schuy Ter, is one in which he speaks of the existence of box, or camp.chest left in this city, which contained much valuable cor respondence and information relative to events con nected with the American Revolution and the Ills torv of that period On the occasion of the late vIs of Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, the only surviving daughter of Gen. Schu, Ter. to this city, search was instituted for this long missig box, and it was lucki ly found among the lumber and rubbish of some qui- ct nook, where it had enthusiastically reposed for as years. It was removed from 'is resting p'ace, ana sent on Saturday to Mir. Hamilton. IL undoubtedly contains manuscript of great value. connec ted with some of those stirring events of the Revou ton in which Gen. Philip Schuyler was prominent actor.-IAlb. Citizen, Wednesday.