CITY AFFAIRS.
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Reported expressly for the Columbian Fountain.


LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending April 26, at IL M.


BEERs' TEMPERANCE HoTEL
w. r. Ratterbone, N. Y. A. N. He'll, Pa J..
8. T. Harris, do.


UNITED STATES HOTEL.


]. Gobhawas, R. |. J. r. Thomas, Ga. ]. Hem
ming, Bait. e. d. McArthen, Va. G. Balilitt,
Miss. p. Adarey,son, N. q. Mrs. Brown and
Child, N. ]. p. Adams and Son, N. c. w. H.
Hewitt, Md. G. Gwinn, N. J. J. A. Desaish, Pa
ris. P. Schlte, Md. T. Sasser, do. F. F. Carruth,
Boston.


CoIEMAS's HOTEL.


II. +. Bodder, Md A. Taylor, s. C. J. Greeley,
Bait J. Adams, Troy. DR.. T. p. Worthington,
Nd. J.s. French, Va. w. s. Long, N. g. J. r..
Powell and Sister, Ala. Rev. G. Fornes Tenn. D..
ssncleay. do. T. Sancleay, do. T. j. Boyd, Va.
@. H. Wells, U. s. N. Mr.. Grey, Ky. d. b.
Tenant, Va. J. M. Buchanan, Bait. Mr. Gluse-
lin, Md. ]. w. Lewis, Ky. N. Bruce, Nd. Mrs.
Clarke, Md. J. Hunter, Va. Mr.. Bisse and
Lady, N. Y. R. r. Ould, Bait. E. Buck Boston,
J. Disturnell. N. Y. G. g. Hammond, Detroit
II. Allen, Y. CIV. 8. Gibbs N. Y. A. Tobes,
do. !. Maialesttr Phla. N. Rellieng, do. G. Gray,
Halifax. J. D. Srinjar, N. Y. j. Trrisk, Ill. NJ
H. Wsthcrbee, Boston. Dr. H. Kennedy, Pa. j..
G. Acheson, Va.


BRowx's HoTII.


Mrs. Plummer. Md. ]. d. Bowling, do. j. A.
Perfume, Alabama. G. L. Bolts, Va w. Bots-
ford, do. r. r. Houres, Tenn. B. McAlster, do.
3. Bemmerson, Ind. G. f. Dubois, N. Y. Mr..
Mcrphy, N. G. J. P. Folsom, Albany. E. P. John
son. KY. J. Y. Tyler, Ky. Mrs. Elder, do. Mrs.
Wesdon, do. Mr. Stanley do. N. Shields, do.
r. Mullinkin, Ind. J. M. Nevin, N. Y. c. w.
Roberts, Phila. Mr.. Rickett, Alabama.


ArrEMPT TO KILL.-On Saturday colored
boy bought poison from one Of our apotheca-
ries, with which he would certainly have kill
Cd either himself or the family of his master,
but for detection in the matter by his mistress.


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The President, in compliance with the hin,
we gave The other day, has requested the Ma
rine Band to commence operations at the Cap.
itol forthwith. This will be good news for the
ladies, as the single ones will stand good
chance Of selecting partners for life. There il
nothing like having great number Of beaus
10 choose from. The Band will perform OF
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.


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II has been discovered that when there arr
no ladies in the galleries, the members OF Con
grsss Do net talk half ss much ~ usual.