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THE DRUMMER's GAZETTE TE.-Slnce made
some observations, day or two since, on the an
noyance from the lndiscrmnate publication of the
names of all parties arriving at the different hotels,
we have found ont that only mentioned few,
and those but Of a minor description Of the evils
arising from the system 1t appears that certain
class of females, upon seeing the Of persons
without families arriving in the city, and whether
they have any previous knowledge Of them or not,
forward to them cards Of invitation TO tea parties,
balls, &C., thus throwing temptation in the way OF
parties who otherwise might not have run into il,
the consequences of which are easier surmised
than mentioned. Then the gambling fraternity
also make it the means Of entrapping the unwary.
No sooner does the name of gentleman from the
South appear, than inquiries instituted if he is
player, and if it is found TO be the case, which il
is in many instances than the stool pigeons" or
"ropers," are set TO work, and he is increasingly
annoyed until he is drawn into one of those dens
Of infamy in the neighborhood Of the Park, where
he pays dear for his temerity that he leaves the
city.


The hotel keepers are as much sufferers by this
intolerable nuisance, and complain Of II as loudly.
as most parties; bat they have the remedy, in
great degree, in their own hands--let them refuse
the use Of the book containing the names Of then
visitors to any one for such purpose as that Of
publication, and the nuisance will soon be abaied