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ANOTHER BEr.-The following is said to be genuine correspondence, and as "a lady's in the ease," we give It place:

 DARIEk, Dec. Il, 1S44. J. A. PULLEE. Esq,

 DEAR SIR: Ton undoubtedly remember some time in August last, when your may 10 Bratebo- ro', Vt., of travelling with lady who expressed herself strongly ia favor of the election of James K. Polk, for Pres ident; and was, moreover, conf- dent that he, by the surages of the people this ton would on the 4th of March next, be called the discharge of the duties of that high office. You also dou t. remember that wager was then laid be- ,ours Ii and this lady (myself) on the result, of the pr s,denta sleclion and to the following ef- tecl 'Should Clay be elected was to forward to you, at New York city, l2 lbs. of iae, fresh butter. per express; should Polk be elected you was to for- ward per express five cans of oy ysters." The re- sulI is now known-Polk is elected, Clay s bound for the head waters of Salt River; you have lost the oysters and l am the winner

 Now, sir, relying as we did upon each others hon- or in this matter, allow me to say that l shall pect receive from you, by the 25h of thIs moRth, the five cans of oysters; from the opinion formed of yon by me, am confident you will not hesitate a wager so fairly laid and 50 clearly won. Please send the oysters to $. Stevens, Attica, who will receive them and forward to me.

 Very respectfully yours, for Polk. t..i. MARY WEST