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We call the attention Of the Commissioner Of Pub


lie Buildings to the scarcity Of seats in the Capitol
and Presidents Grounds. The expenditure Of few
hundred dollars to that effect would be duly apprec
atel by the inhabitants Of this place, also strangers
visiting here We often hear the Ladies' dear, sweet
creatures, after promenading for time, excaim,
oh dear, wish could find scat So come look
out, Mr. Commissioner, or you'll have the ladies af-
ter you.


The alarm Of fire yesterday morning about o'c'k
proceeded from the old warehouse on Lennox's
wharf, which had lately been fitted up for soap
factory by Mr.. Coleman. We understand that he
los, about $500 in gold from his drawer. The stock
and house wele insured Supposed to bo the work
Of an incendiary. AA


The alarm Of FIRE to day between IL aud o'cl'k
originated in the chimney Of the Tavern occupied
by VIM. 9. West, on 7ih strest. No other damage,
but lots Of smoke and water. s


James r. Young, negro, was arrested by officer
Merryman for disorderly conduct in tho Capitol
Grounds; taken before Justice Beck-commiitcd TO
jai-wailing the action Of the Grand Jury.


0o-The City Council will meet this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock.


gu-The bakers loaves, says the National In