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No DUEL AFTER ALL.-lt Is satisfactory 10 be able
TO that no blood has been split in conse-
quence Of the angry dispute between the two mill
tairs, 10 which we directed attention yesterday 1t
was, nevertheless, being sanguinary affair
Al an early hour yesterday, the parties and their
seconds repaired 10 Hoboken, without arms. in
tending TO procure them there One of the seconds
went TO the shooting gallery kept by worthy
Frenchman, IN search OF pistols, but not succeeding
ne thought II useless 10 return to the ground and
consequently made himself comfortable by an in
diligence in the good things at hand, and was found
two hours afterwards in a pleasant nap. The sus-
3ense Of waiting for the pistols naturally damped the
ardor OF the combatans. and accordingly an overture
was made by friend OF him whose second had
played truant, which was well received by the other
party. Both agreed they could not kali each other
without weapons The challenged party admitted
that the lie at which umbrage was taken, was intend
I'd Tor the captain Of the rival company this proved
perfectly satisfactory the whole party concurred and
adjourned TO visit their sleeping comrade, and con-
trived 10 get into excellent humor with themselves
md all the world In short time Such was the
End Of thls hostile meeting. Gentlemen who are
ond Of such amusemens ought to keep pistols of
heir own.