paIttmore Gltpper.

rUorrespondencC OF the Baltimore CIiPper.l
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PiNEY G0lNTj ShS' ~ lofN'


This delightful bathing place is now full Of
companv. There were more than one hundred
and f(ty yisters here yesterday, and the num-
hor is increased this morning by the arrival OF
tho splendfd new steamer Mount Vernon,
which left Baltimore yesterd y evening at I
o'clock. 1t is expected we shall have a grand en-
lertainnent here next Tuesday, when the tenth
anniversary of the opening OF Piney Point will
he celebrated with much eciat at this Pavilion
by Mr.. Birch, the enterprising lessee. A party
of about sixty visi ers are announced to arrive
here next Monday from Richmond. The
Mount Vernon will so, it is expected, bring a
number Of passengers frem the District. The
Columbia and Oceola have brought great
number of visiters during the week. The sal,
wator bathing here is delightful, and the enter
taiEcnent very good.


have just heard that Mr.. DunkinsoB, who
was so severely wounded by Mr.. Kirk in the
rencontre which took place in the st, inigoe''
District last Saturday, is still in critical situa'
ton The last account from the wounded
gentleman received here last night (Piney Poin
is only six miles from the place Of the rencon
trey is unfavorable. T.