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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

Tue YELLOW FEVER IN FLoRIpA.-At
Warrenton, Florida, and vicinity, there
have been about 500 cases of yellow fever,
and 80 deaths. AT Pensacola the disease
has disappeared. The United States fris-
ate Columbia, from San Juan arrived off the
harbor OF the Goth inst, bu being warned
not to enter, she sailed Immediately for N,
York. At Milton. Fla, the fever is said to
be very bad.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

GrReg. Dr. Chules, who accompanied
with his lady Com. vanderbulltd 10 Europe
on bis yacht expedition, has a work nearly
ready for the press, descriptive ofthe Jour.
rev.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

PHrLApELrHIA, Sept. 30th, America mr.
rived at Halifax last night, she sailed IRON
Liverpool attic A. NJ, Saturday 18th.
Steamer Baltic arrived out evening lath.
Breadstuifs, all qualities considerably ad.
vnnced. with larger business at advanced
rates.
Wheat, advanced 9d@7d, ! White o..
Flour, western canal 30s. fd@3is. Bal-
timore and Philadelphia 2ls@32s Cd. Ohio
32s., advance lisa a. rt a
Corn, white s4s sd@3B. yellow 80 to
a496d. t8z
Provisions. beef. Prime mess new 95s
Western pork 70s. Newg7b@s0s.
0rThere Is a lady at Saratoga Of sucl
exceeding iightness, that q Whit Of wind
blew her over the house, like q thistle down
She Is a blue eyed creature, and so ~volatil,
and ETHEREAL that we should not be at al
surprised TO hear that she had retired from
the world, and taken up her residence in
honeysuckls.
GrShadraeb, the fugitive slave, who es
capped from Boston q ) year Or two q keep
an eating house In Montreal, aud IL is sal.
has married a while woman. !,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

6rThe letter Of Secretary Marcy to the
Chevalier Hulsemann fills over five columns
in The New York Times, and is entirely too
long for our columns, and we must content
ourselves with an abstract. which we will
give next week.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

HKAEAKA Jos,p Z. Sandwich Islander,h has
been convicted Of mansIaughter at New
London, Conn, In killing Mr.. Baker, mate
ola whale ship, IN the Pacific.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

"mR. SMITH, don't you think Mr.. Skee-
sicks Is a young man Of partsr" decided
" 50, Miss Brown; he is part numb-skull,
and part knave, and part fool.'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

WAsHrEeToN. Sept S0.-The Washing.
ton Union says France and England have
not made their views known TO the U. Sir
the Cosstd matter.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

WAsHrNeroS TERRIroRY,-The Column
bian, published at Olympia, in this territory
speaks in the most cheering terms Of the
"present and future" Of Washington. The
immense additional population has created
new wants, particularly Of -four and other
staple articles.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

GJ-The Ovid Bee says that a runaway
horse was stopped a few days since, in that
village. by just throwing a bucket OF water
10 his face. n, this city we manage things
differently. We pour out the water, aud
then throw the bucket at him.
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CoMMERCTAL rNTELLTaENoR.
Lnneasier NInrkef.

GAzErrE OFFfcE, Oct. 6.-WheRt 81 90
Flour S5@53 Oats s5. Corn 2s@s0; Pota-
roes 10000; Rye 30; Flax Seed so; Butter
Iak.
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(slgned.) W. L. MARCY.

News FROM WAsHINGroN.-We copy the
following from The Star:
An Extensive Movement and change OF sta
tions Of United States troops has just been
ordered us follows, viz, Four companies OF
the lst artillery ordered to Forts M0pltric
and Monroe; two companies to the Rio
Grande, and one company to Fort Catron.
East Florida. Four companies Of I'd attil-
lery to the Peninsula Of Floridn; one COM
pany to pcnsacoln, Fla, and one COMPANY
10 Baton Rouge Barracks, La. Six compa-
MES Of the Sd artillery to the Pacific; one
company flight artillery to Fort Gibson
Conn. Two companies ofthe 4th artillery
to Fort independence, Mass. The regi.
mental commanders arc charged with the
duty Of designating which companies Of their
command shall Gil this order. The troops
ordered South will not move until after the
yellow fever has subsidized.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

"PRAr, Mss CO.. said a gentleman the
other evening, "why are the ladies' SO fond
Of oficerslp
How stupidW replied she; "is II not nat
ural that alady should like a good offer sir9'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

fxerThe Medical coIieTeat Geneva, N.
y has suspended operations,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

The FOREIGN NEws.-In Saturdays Is.
sue the news By the h,esmer Washington
reported that war in Europe was inevitable.
The steamer America now announces the
startling fact that war has commemorative
Turkish forces having attacked the Rus
sian ouiposts. Russia has been kept at bay
BY the demonstrations OF the surrounding
powers, or ere this she would have seized
Turkey. England and France, in the COM
mencement. both took decided ground a.
gainst the movements Of Russia, and it Is to
be lamented that they nov manifest a dis
position to bask out, not only with their
fleets from the Black sea, but from all con-
nections with and defence Of the Turkish
policy. TITS to be earnestly hoped that
the surrounding powers viii come to the aid
Of Turkey and see that she is not blottet
from existance by the Russian army.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06
IoCAI TNTEILTGENCE.


Court Of COmmon Pieas.-This court Is in
session to-day, and his honor Judge Whit
man is dispatehing business with his usual
~promptness. Quite a number Of cases were
disposed Of; all Of which we're Of no general
interest save to the parties litiguni. The
~grandjury was impanneled and sent up, but
owing to the operations Of the new Code
which places all minor criminal business
within heiurisdiction Of the Probate Court
we are of opinion that there will be but lit
tie business in this branch Of the Court
Several cases under the new Code are on
the docket which will serve to learn the
Lawyersi its modNs o~psraadi.
The Probate Court is also in session and
has disposed OF several cases Of assault and
battery, &c. Judge R adebaugh preside
with much dignity and ably discharges his
responsible duties as criminal Judge.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

New Aduertieemeats.-It will be noticed
that Mr.. SeARLEs has opened his new stock
ofgoods to the inspection Of the public. We
speak from observation, when we say that
his present new stock surpasses all proceed
ing ones, and his prices are a shade lower
than formerly. We can see no reason why
this market should not be supplied with as
good an assortment Of Books as any other
in the State. We have the population, the
wealth and the intelligence. Let every
man in the county see the Importance of
reading, and set to work TO collect himself
an useful, if not an extensive library.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

E1SH,-White, Piekerel, Trout and Basfo or sLebv
fhe 4 Dbl absL I bbtSw WILHrTH's. o-8m
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

Battle Of the TAames.--On this day, (Oc-
tober 5th,) forty years ago, Gen. Harrison
obtained a signal victory over the combined
forces Of British and Indians under Gen.
Proctor and Tecumseh on the river Thames,
in Upper Canada. Gen. Csc. S~ANDERsoN
commanded a company from Lancaster in
that engagement, and we are told that he
and his brother Robert Sanderson, Esq, Of
Rushcreek township are the only two OF the
company now known to be living.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06
civ Propcrty for Sale.

City Property for Sale.
TIME undersigned offers for sale the property now
l. occupied by him as a residence, upon the south
west corner of Chestnut street and Centre alley. It
is located in the central part Of the city, and will be
sold upon reasonable terms.
GEO. WEAVER.
Lancaster, Oct 8, 1853. 3wd&w
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

G, V. BRooKE.-A late London paper
says that Mr.. Brooke, an English tragedi-
an, is now the property of three specula-
tive California gentleman. TO whom he is
under an engagement to perform eight
hundred nights, which will run over fou'
years, and for which, exclusive of travelling
nm other expenses; he receives El6,0o0.-
During this engagement, he visits London,
Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Dublin,
N. York, Boston, Philadelphia, N. Orleans,
Mobile, Charleston, Havana, San Francis.
co, Sacramento, Rio de J%aneiro, Valparaiso
and Melbourne.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06


NEw YORK, Sept Boa passenger by
the Merlin, from Bermudn, states that the
deaths from yellow fever at st Georges, up
10 Sept. 25th, were 800 out Of a popula,
ZION ot24o0.
Secretary Murcy's letter to Mr.. Hulse.
mann In the Cossta diff appeared in q
paper Of this morning after a full and elab,
GRATED review Of the whole affair, and q
definition Of the qualities requisite for at
ldopted citizen to claim protection from the
u. s.. lie concludes as fol ows: 18th
President does not see sufficient cause fD
.disavowing tine acts OF the American agent,
which are complained of by Austria. IIel
claim for satisfaction on TINT account hal
been carefully considered and is respectful
ly declined.
Being convinced that the seizure ant
imprisonment Of Kosta were Illegal and un
justi6lble, the President also declines t
give his consent to his delivery.
After a full examination Of the case AZ
herein presented. he has instructed the un
dersigned to communicate 70 Mr.. Hulse,
mann his confident expectations that The
Emperor Of Austria will take the proper
means 10 cause Martin COSTA to be restored
to the snmc condition he was in before he
was seized in the State Of Smyrna on the
18th Of une last.
(Signed.) w. l.. MARCY.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

GrKissane bad been cOnvicted.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06
OcroRER.

Solemn, vet beautiful TO view.
Month Of IN heart thou dAwnest here,
With sad and fadedleaves to strew
The summers melancholy bier,
The moaning II thy winds 1 hear.
As the red sunset dies afar.
And bars o. purpei clouds appear,
obseurins every western star.
Thou solemn month Ihear thy voice:
htellsmy soul Of other dayE,
When but TO live was TO ~reioice,
When earth was lovely 70 nv gaze,
Oh, Sisions brighton, blessed hours,
Where are their living raptures now7
TASK my spirits wsaried powers 3
Task my pale and fevered brow.
look 70 Nature; and behold
MY LIES dim emblems, rustling round.
In nnes oferim on and Of gold
The years dead honors ON the ground;
And signing with the winds. / teeL,
While. their low pinioRs mnrmur by,
How much their sweeping tones reveal.
Oh life and human destiny.
When Springs delightsome moments sAoue.
They came in zcphyrs from the west:
Iney bore the wood lark's melting tome,
They stirred the blue lakes CLASSY breast;
Through Summer, %fsintiny In the heat,
They fingered in the forest shade;
But Changed snd strengthened now, they beat
In Storm o'er mountain glen, and glade.
How like those transports ofthe breast
When life l. fresh n1joy knew;
Solt as the halcyon's do sny nest!
And transient all as tho, are true!
They stir the leaves in that bright wresth,
Which Hope about her forehead twines,
III Griets hot signs around il breathe,
Then Pleasures lip its smile resign.
Abs. for Time, andDeath, and care,
what gloom about our way they:aing!
Like clouds In Auiumn's gusty air,
The burial pagean, ofthe Spring,
tn dreams thar each successive wear
Seemed bathedin hues ofbrighter pride,
At last like withered leaves appear,
And sleep in darkness side by side.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

FcRrHER News Fnom NEW MExrco.-
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence,
Mo, on the I9fh inst. Among The passen-
gers was Mr. Riggs, OF Washington city
Gov. Lane, the American candidate. 1t was
supposed, would be elected to Congress, over
Galligos, who is supported by a few wealthy
Mexicans. Major Weightman, it is said,
did not receive a single vote in the
tion. Mr.. Merriwetier, the now Governor,
is SAID to be very popular, but it is feared he
will have some trouble with the Navajo In
dams, who have refused to give up the muir
derers demanded by Governor Lane =
Trouble is also unprecedented with the Eu-
tabs, who are said to be very insolent.
On the'night before the mail left the pris-
oners confined in Jail broke out. Among
them were the murderers Of John Finnegan
formerly Of Cumberland, Md.
The head quarters Of the army are perma.
nently established at albuquerque, to which
point Major Cartoons company of dragons
are ordered. Col. Brooks company Of ar.
tillery are to go near the Messila Valley.
News from below is still that a large body
Of Mexicans are near FL Paso; but there is
1t is said, no probable ground for the rumor
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

The Gig Guards .-This company held a
meeting in the City Hall on Saturday eve
ming last and elected non-commissioned of
fcers, adopted Constitution and transacted
quite an amount. of business. The Roll Of
the Company numbers 81 members. We
learn that Capt. Schleich has ordered the
company to meet on to-morrow evening for
drill. We may soon expect to see the
"Guards" : armed and equipped" on the
streets. Success to the Company.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

Thut Turtle Soup.-We were one of abou,
a hundred persons who feasted on Turtle
Soup lasts atu rday night at the Messrs. Mil
ler's New Saloon, and are also one Of Q
hundred who unite in pronouncing il a lit
tie the best that was ever made in the city
Their Saloon is large and tastefully fitted
up. 1t is, in fact, the only one ever prop
erly opend in The city. We shall not at
tempt to dol justice in a single notice, bu
shall conclude by christening it the EXCEL
cIoR SALOON.
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M~ERcHANT ~TAILORs,

Which they will sell as low as the name qualitgt
goods and work can be purchased 1t any other estth-
lishment In the city. Their clbthihf d mahuftetars5
under their own supervision and Ia consequently snr
perior to that which Is brought from other ~plaoss.~
They have also on.hand 4 beautffn1 variety &c s19s'
CLOTHS. cASsIMERES, EEsTINas. &C.
Which they are prepared to manpfsetuya 10 order:
They have In their employ the best Of woruhen and
are Il all times preparedfo make the best Ga md ID
the latest styles. Al their ap0rk wiube sgerraafed,
The public are respectfully solicited to call and 81.
anime their stock, and while thankfnl for the liberal
CUSTOMERS md all others thsttkey viii 1ibofEo kivs.
general Satisfaction, bothin the quality and price 81
their goods and work. SPRINGER &TR0UT
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

TO the Citizens Of Fairfield County,
u cfsReal Property Witness foE hat purpose ~
tha I6lhdayp of Sept6mher-l+
Sept. 7, 1853, BY order pfthe Board.
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NO
The DEArH OF YouEo LoocxMAN.-Tbe
Easton (Md.9 Gazette confirms the state
ment we published on Friday concerBing the
death ofyohn Looekman. The sad affair
occurred on Tuesday night about 10 O'Clock,
al aPlAindoaling, = Rser Royal OAK, Talbot
county, the residence Oft. R, Looekman.
the brother of the deceased. The Gazette
gives the following particulars:
inhabitants of "Plaindelaling" have been
troubled by the discharge Of bricks and 9th
er missiles at the house AID the inhabitants.
On the night stated bricks were thrown.
and Robert Hughey, overseer, and Wm. H.
K~ercheyal, gardiner, were on the watch
with guns, accompanied by T. r Loock-
man. A brick was thrown. when Hughey
cred, but without effeit. KercheVal then
said he saw a man a short distance from
them, when Loockerman told him 10 fire at
him. He did so, and upon arriving at the
spot, John Louckerman, n brother Oft. r l.,
aged about II years, who, it is said, had
Just come out Of the house, was found dead,
a rifle ball having pierced his head just a.
bove the temple. Kercheval Immediately
started for Easton. and upon bis arrival gave
himself up and was committed for examina-
ltivn. Ioockerman was arrested onFriday by
sheriff Clark. and committed to jail in de-
falt VI bail for threatening the lie Of Ker.
cheval. ,
Kercheval is an old man, a native otEng.
land, mud is very fond of the Loockermai $
aud Is greatly distressed at the occurrence
II was very dark where the affair occurred
He is not, we believe, censured by the com
muniiy. Young Loockerman was very
much liked by his acquaintancrs, and was Z
quiet, prscenble youth, and pleasant com
panion. Lockerman is evidently much az
fected at the loss of bis brother under such
henrt-rending circumstances
The jury OF iuquest rendered the follow,
ing verdict: that John Loockerman came &c
his death accidentally by a ballor slug fired
from a gun or rifle, supposed to be in the
hands Of William II. K~ercheval.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

Read the statement of one iOho has suffered from
itJor 20 years and has been entirely cured by DR.
Weaper's Medicines.
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DIR. NJ. z. KRErpRR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-27
.pR1VALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.

EXCHANGE HOrEL.-J G Timherlrke,
KsnI. n 4 Coulter, Hanover: N > Pes
Ner Va, 4 c, leman, PENN Kelly. Kappa
ss ao, r Palen, N VI K Baylor. Essex;
A. Goggin, Lynchburg; J Bobson, Charles.
ron: ] A Green, q l. Green, Tenn; Thos q
Johnson, Lsnchburg; w Dudley, Cincinnati;
W c Clayton, Rorney Va; John Compton,
I,nchhn,c. n RUSSELL Meckienburg; James
Wright. New York; r II Davidson, Florida;
W r Henderson, s &; G Banks aud lady,
Miss; G Carroll, Isle of Wight Il Porter,
New Kent: Myer Myers. N. Z; II murphy,
w Walton. NJ C; A w Noble, N c; u Young
and lady, Kentucky; Burial, = w Bur
rail, w G futile, N Y; st. Clair -Dearing,
Savannah; Borto, N Dreams; A III Jones. lap-
pah,nnock; A Jones, Petersburg: Nei-
son. Miss: w J Read, Lynchburg; w Parker,
Boston; A Parker, Mass; Seldom. stafford;
K j Morrison, fredericksburg Tomlln Brax-
ton, King William; c NJ Borneisia, Phiiadel.
phia; W S Williford end lady, Georgia; d
Cooke. Mrs c Il Cooke, and = Misses Cooke,
and Miss Coleman, Powhatan.
AMERICAN HOTEL II Brown row
ba,,n. ] ] Garner. N C; z O'Neiel, Long
Island. Marker, Philadelphia; Harrison,
Goochland; 5 G Corbett, Powhatan; c Wood.
WOOD and lady, Mrs Freeman. Miss 5 Frees
man, Augusta: b Kinsley, N c; G Corwin,
Ohio; w G Parker and lady, Mrs Stevens.
Washington; l. T Carney. Philadelphia; w
L Adkins, Sussex; u Dug, Augusta; w
Smith, Penn; J Williams, N e; b Jones,
Phila; A NJ Perkins. Petersburg; T A Cure
ten, IT., S G; u l. Mattingey, Texas.
CITY HOTEL.-Dr w Swift Wilson. N C; J
Phillips, Staunton; Crump. Ciarksville; o Wat
kins, PIusne Isle; B F Nance Charles City; w w
Bell and Linsford, Wilmington; Thomp
son and VIM Hutton, Washington; Johnston
Tenn. X Tucker Cumbei Lar d: G. G Wvune Phila
J w Anderson. Chsrleston; G w Depp Me; J !
Hsgar, Ky; w Sumpter, Ohio.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-J A Glenn, Hnlifax;
w Tyler, Washington w Wilcox, Charles City;
J Withrow, Rockbridge; Leroy Roper, Petersburg
Mr. Csrdwell. Clarksvillei w 8 Lyon and 5
Wood, N c; s Stone, Va s C Woodruff, Lynch
burg w Shradens, Amherst Montgomerie
Lynchburg.
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WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Cabinet held
abroad that European affairs, especially Rus
sia and Turkey, were the SUBJECT of discus.
zion. This is, positively, great error
Foreign affaiIs were not broached. MIR.
Marcy did not attend the Cabinet meeting, as
lie was uuslly employed all day in preparing
Instructions to foreign Ministers.
OF course, he would not have absen,ed
himself when foreign affairs were on the car.
pet, nor would they be discussed without him.
The administration is we'll satisfied that there
will be no present war between Turkey and
Russia. Ny authority for this is unquestion
eble.-COr North Amer.
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ANOTHER CAMPHEs ACCIDENTAL King
s,ou Point, N. Y, last Saturday night week,
a camphen lamp exploded in the house Of
Mrs. Abbott white she was filling it, by which
her daus hter. aged fourteen years, was terri
DIV and fatally burned. The clothes of Mrs,
Abbot were nearly consumed upon her per
son before assistance reached her; and a
neis hbor, Mr.. Goldsmith, who FASTENED at the
first alarm, had mis- hands much injured while
assisting to ex,inguish the flames. Mrs. A,
il, is thought, cannot survive.
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DINEY POINT PAVILaUN.-Thisa az reea.
4 BILE bathing place. and quiet retreat for those in
search of alsh and rational pleasure having been
leased by the undersigned, with view to the pur
chase Of it, if successful in his efforts to aeecmmo
date the public, will be opened for the season on
Wednesday 18th June.
Many and varied improvements have been re.
Gently made, calculated to promote the comfort of
visitors, and nothing shall be omitted by the pro
prietor and his family, which can afford the least
satisfaction to his guests Parents and their child
dren will hnd the comforts of home In ample pro.
vision, whilst the devotee of fishing may come as
sured, that every necessary arrangement for his
accommodation in the way of fishing boats and
tackle, with proper persons to wait on him whilst
engaged in his captivating sport, has been fully
made In addition, seine will be daily drawn for
the accommodation of the place and the amusement
of visitors whilst first rate band of music will be
in readiness day and night, for the amusement and
recreation of those who may call 1t into service.
Visitors from Richmond and fredericksburg can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day of each week, by means of the steamers Pow
hatan and Ofce LA, which touch at Aqua Creek on
those days, and returning, can reach the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week by
the same boats in time to connect with the regular
mail train OF those days.
The terms of board at the Point will be 80 for
single day, 81 so per day for three days, and less
than week. $40 per week. and $50 per MONTH
Children and servants half price As no public
celebration ia contemplated the 4h of July at the
Point visitors, prior to that date, may come with
every assurance that their comfort and quiet will
not be disturbed by any assemblage OF boisterous
character. WIN. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor OF the Fountain Inn, Light
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion. Md,
June 9th 1858 ie7-ts