PAIR the ARABIC NUMERALS; placing their like tens, for the Districts; in the same line; and their like units, for the Guilds; in the same column. By this chessboard arrangement, the hundred pairs will be sections of a Phalanx, common to both.—T. F.
1102.—Saturday, May 26, 1860.
A.and E.—You do me an injustice to say I am tampering with you. Your kind notes were duly acknowledged. The first was destroyed “unopened.” The other was returned. Vide the Times, May 24. N.B. These vowels “A. E.” may be adopted by a third rival party for the purpose of misleading through falsehood, but the true vowels “U. and I.” being relatives, will not be deceived by capital letters or capital hoaxers. The wise accept only as true evidence hand-writing, signature, and seal.
1103.—Tuesday, June 5, 1860.
N.D.—Could not succeed on ——. You know ——. Hope better fortune.—WRITE.
1104.—Friday, July 20, 1860.
ELIZABETH STREET and every one. READ this COLUMN of yesterday.—F. M. S.
1105.—Tuesday, July 31, 1860.
Αινιγμα.—How, without money, you can get steamers; and as many more steamers you get, as more money you can possess?—X. to B. S.