CITY ITEMS.
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Dr. Droptr's Lecfures--Dr, Draper, one Of the
most agreeable speakers Of the day, delivers lee
ture on Monday evening, at Temperance Hall, on
the Causes and Cure Of Consumption. Everybody
will be sure to go to hear truth this subject, for
il is one that concerns everybody.
y Fsafher.--Cool wind and burning SUM- Streets
clouded with dust. Avenue empty, and things look
desolate.


Music al the Presidenfs.--This evening, at six
o'clock, precisely THAT is, if the First Carionett
has found his reed, and the President Of the Coun-
ell, Mr. Buchanan, permits


Falier's .Nto Hotei.---They have the ground for
this new Hotel at the Of 18th street and the
Avenue, nearly ready for operations II is to be a
grand affair, and will be worthy Of those favorite
hosts, the Fullers.


Tgson's you fond Of the weedi Yes. Then
call at Tyson, and you can get the very best pre-
paration Of it, whether for the nose or for the
mouth Tyson's segars are celebrated, in the opin-
ion Of the dilletanti. See his advertisement


We owe thanks to Long s. Brother, Of N. York,
for splendid picture, colored to life, of the Old
Thunderer of Bucna Vista, and next President Of
the United States We shall frame it, and hang it
in our office. The eye is remarkably fine, and the
mouth indicates the very soul of charity. Every
body should havesa copy Of this likeness. His'as
large as life. The price is trifingonly one dollar
for what is worth hundred. ~ s y
Mr.. Buchanan left town in the IL o'clock train
to-day, to join the President on his Northern tour.