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The President of the United States left this
c,ty to-day, bound Oh pleasure and health
trio 10 Old Point Comfort. On my return fram
Piney Point this morning in the splendid steam
or Mount Vernon, passed the Osceola, gul!y
decorated with flags, making her way down the
river.


We had q grand celebration yesterday at
Piney Point, being the tcnth anniversary OF She
opening of the Pavilion. Not less Ihan three
hundred ladies and gentlemen sat down to a
sumptuous entertainment, provided for the ies-
tiyal by Mr.. Burch. The Pavilion has iu-
merous and agreeable company now sojournirg
there On this subject ! will write again in
my next.


My principal object in writing to you to-day
is to state that the latest news at Piney Point
(Which was communicated TO me last night is
that Mr. Dunkinson, of st. Ingoes, the person
stabbed by Mr.. Kirk in an affray about a week
ago, is considered by his physicians likely to
recover.