The Coming Session.
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In very few days Congress will assemble to take
into consideration the state Of the Republic, and all
u will be hustle again in ourcity. Hotels and Board
ing Houses are brushing up by way Of being ready
for the crowd Of strangers that will flock in upon
The gay world is already chalking out schemes for
the dissipation oftme and money, and the merchants
and traders Of all classes have loaded their shelves
with every thing the market affords to tempt the
purchaser to lay out his cash freely. We, too, are
/ arranging TO meet the public expectation and to
supply the demand for the latest intelligence The


Daily Fountain will furnish never-failing stream Of
news, and the reading and advertising public will find
it the very best source whence to draw their supplies


Come on, then, all ye who wish to make your busi-
veFsemcnts before thousands Of readers who would
not hear of you but for the fact that you have sent
B ysur pitcher to our FOUNTAIN. . o


.ff0 BAR Rooms. These appendages Of Hotels in
the western country are growing daily into disre-
pute and the Hotels in the Eastern States are grad
ID ualy abandoning them We are rejoiced at this
evidence ofncreased disaste to the use Of ntoxcat
ing drinks. With this change in the public mind
on the subject of total abstinence it is plain that the
next step will be to refuse licenses to Hotels to sell
ardent spirits In several ofahe Northeastern States
the anti-license law already prevails, and the ques
ton has recently entered largely into the Pennsy
vania and New York elections. We hope that the
day is not far distant when the people of Washing
ton will be shoroughly aroused to the subject as
to cause change in our own municipal laws by
which all dram shops, bar rooms, coffee houses, &C.
where strong drinks be obtained will be interdic-
ted. We are opposed to their establishment, but as
the laws continue to allow them, the effort Of every
citizen should be to bring about speedy change in
those laws, and until that be done, to point out the
dreadful effects upon the human system of the habit
Of drinking alcoholic liquors, in order that may
feel their responsibility 10 their God and avoid touch
ing the fatal poison. I ..-