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GREAT FINAsoER.-A person who has pass in ihis city by the name of Tlden, middle-sized about forty hve pr fifty years of age, with what are Populary described as pepper and salt hair and hs kers, who seems To have travelled 2 eat deal and taks readily any subject is one of the successC, specuatofs Of whom n has been our fortune to hsa = He has been recently boarding al the same house mn town with MT. Asa Whitney, the projeclor of the Pa chc Railroad, and very handsomely 'dId" that oen tlenan out of S25. Mir. Whitney, who scarceIv kne, the man, having only casually observed him at tnbl,. was seated one day in his room, writing The door was suddenly opened, and in came this Tden, ap. parenlly in great hurry, holding papers loosely m his hand. "Haye ynn got S35 with you!'' said he, coming rather familiarity up to the table Mir Whitney, with an off h,nd generosity, perhaps in an abstraction about his great undertaking ans cred calmly that he believed he had Drawing out his pocket-book he counted out S25 and without offer ing It to the intruder, said thai WIS all he had - 'Very we'll" answered tie ether s.tfat will do '' and In the coolest mauner possible he picked the money up, and went out, leaving Mir Whitney. in fl state of considerable surprise at inc rand;,. of Inc operation He soon forgot the matter, howe,er. ana it scarcely occurred to him until r,e ncxt dav bs r ceived through the Despatch he following note:

 MR TILDEN respectfully informs Mr. Wb;,,ey that lie has been compelled to leave town this Inorn. ing for few days on business of ofimpor,ance,

 And from the fact of being required to leave il, moments wal ming, which necessarily prevents him from seeing Mir. Whitney previous to his departure.

 MT. T. assures Mr. w., that should his stay be protracted longer than he anticipates. that in such case he will address note to MT. Whitney, which shall be satisfactory, Sc.

 Friday morning.

 Upon inquiry, Mir Whitney found that iliis specu- atve philosopher had left that niorning announcing an intention of going to Canada. We wish him n pleasant summer and an easy consci fence.