FrLLER's HoTEL.

F G Leake, Va. M l. White, NY. II A Denis.
ton, Y. Bernard Peyton.jr, Va. t ?
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The Capitol is crowded from morning, till
night, by hosts Of persons having claims upon
Congress, which they are anxious 10 have
settled. Considering, however, that but few
days remain of the session., and that many
public billsyet require action, the chances are
but smallin favor Of priva'e bills. It's la.
mentable fact that there are scores of poor
persons, having just demands upon the Gov
eminent, who have been 10 the EXPENSE Of at
tending upon Congtess for many years with
out success