The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-20
LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending May ID, al * M.

Al the Principal Hotels IN tnls Clly, IOr
the day ending May 10, at IL M.
BEERs' TEMPERANCE HOTEL.
G. Whiteman, Bait A. b. Morton, Maine. B.
Rensey, Nd, w. r. Berch Bait F. H. Slaughter,
do. J. Holt Ohio. B. H. Williams, Miss. J. D.
Smith, O. L.R. Livingston, Pa. J. B. Beck, Texas.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
IT.. Gresham. va. JW. Drew, do. w. 8. An
dres, N. C. J.F. Phifer do. Miss B. Phifer. do ].
D. Dudley and Lady,Va. T. F. Montgomery and
Sister. Ga. J. Trimble, do. J. Rockwell, Conn.
Mrs. Rockwell, do Mrs. Page. N. B. w. H. Pen.
dleton, Ark. G. Shaw, Va. Mr.. Shuckelford, Md.
s. Dggs do. G. T. Smoat, do. A. r. Thomas Bait.
A. J. James, do. M. A. Henderson, 0. Mr.. Baxter,
Providence, R. /. WI. Beall, Md. B. Knox, Wash
ington. f. H. Bell, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Bush, and
Miss Bullock, r. /. Mr.. Correerd. N. Y. FIN. Fow-
Ter, -. ]. HI. MADDOX, Ia. H. E. Turner, Phila.
A. D. Chorkley, Va. F. Parker, Pa. r. Parker, do.
J. A. Camaler and Lady, do. ]. E. Berk, Va. w.
w. Mertons, N. o. A. v. Lane, Bait DR.. J. Price
and Lady, Nd. j. G. Clark, Boston, MR.T. Par
ker, do. J. Kenney, Va. Miss P. Keaney, do.
/ CoLEMAs's HoTEL.
| N. Falles, Bait Mr.. Mitee, do WA. jackson,
-. G. BeaIl, --. WI Hunt A. Daley, Bait. G.
Stearns, Bait. "A. ]. Robertson, Phil H. F. Robert
son, do. Capt. MMitchel, N. Y. t. Earle, Mass
| s. Manre and Lady, N. Y. Miss Mason, N. Y. d.
Bush and Lady, r l. Miss Bullock, do. Capt.
Sturges New Bed w. Lainge, NY. F. Lundy, do
s. L. Luober, jr. Pha. R. H. Winslow, N. 7. ].
| w. Morse, do. 0. w. Bird, ---. T. r. Boberts
9. l.. Slade, Boston. A. Dali, Bait d. Hope,
jr do. s. G. Rathbern, N. Y. J. Ashton, jr., Phila
DR.. Noses NY w. H. Harvey, N. G. H. Gillat,
| jr, New Brunswick. s. H. Gilbert, do. ]. Lyman,
Boston. Miss Ware, do. j. H. Withers, Phila. F.
s. Pepper, do. F. T. Raymond, Boston. d. Bar
nard, do. R.W. Cuyler, Ga. H. Cranston, Bait. T.
Tyrnc, Va. ]. Williams, Vermont. ]. Moore, jr,
Va. G. Halle, do. D. G. Howell, Bait. A. Glass,
Phila. J. Cameron. Pa. G. M. Lauman, do. j. q.
! Montgomery, do. ]. H. Pratt, Ohio.
BRowr's HOTEL.
Gen. S. Houston, Texas. Col Thruston, do. G.
P. Jenkins, Md. J. Furguson, do. G. Brent, do. Mr.
Goodson, Va. J.Waker and Lady, Nd Hon. F.
Thornton, Va. ]. T. Hughs, Ia. I'M Finch, Va.
B. Contre, Alexandra, d. G. J.J. Rollow, Md. ].
Morly, Tenn G. Painter, Va. Mr.. Cory. Md. A.
Pinsher, Phila. j. A. Prindle, Va ]. Hall, Bait j.
B. Young, do. W. Sherlock, 10. Mr.. Jenifer, do
j. M. Gibbs, Mass. j. Reeside, Phil. d. E. Beeman,
do. J.W. Morse, N. Y. A. Chine, Md. E. B. De
Vale, Nd G. G. Mcintyre, Va. w. D. Drish, jr.
do. G. q. Kline, N. ]. J. Sleart, do. D. Caggett,
Va. r. A. Hodges, Phila w. H. Harvey, N. c.
w. E. P. Hanford, Bait. MI. Allen, N. Y. A. G.
Beardsley, do. M. A. Jones, Pa. G. Frick, Bait. j.
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Frankling La. J. Veasey, Bait F. s. Hoyt, Pa. ].
J. Berry and Lady, do. A. Going, Bait. +. Barber,
Md. E. B. Duval, do. E. FulIef,Me. w. Phan-
miel Md.
FuLLER's HOTEL.
Mr.. Dewelin Phila ]. Ballard jr. and Lady, N.
Y. q. w. Barnes Ga. j. H. Payne, N. Y. A. Mil
hade, Va. w. Marshall, N. Y. A. Hasap, Md. Mr..
Kedrisk, Md. J. Vanzant do. ]. Kenne, do C. P.
Stone, U. s. A. J. P. Clements, N. Y. d. B. Grun-
dy, Bait E. Ripley, N. Y.
OnMonday evening the Congressional Tenn
perance Society held meeting at the Wesley
Chapel. Seven members of Congress were in
attendance, viz: Messrs Dunlap, Hudson,
Wood, Lewis, Scammon, Woodruff, and Lee
vim, although there are two hundred and sew
enty at the Capitol in both branches.
Although SO little interest is manifested by
those :" raised above the people," there was a
sood attendance of the people themselves.
The worthy President of the Society, Mr..
Dunlap, who is real Revolutionary soldier
in the cause, called the meeting to order.
The Rev. Septimus Tusin offered up short
prayer, after which the President made some
brief but very interesting remarks on the i'm
portance Of the cause.
Mr. Hudson, who is veteran in the service,
then rose and addressed the meeting in his u.s.
ual pointed style. He referred with shame to
the fact that the House of Representatives had
refused to grant the use of the Hall for SO lau-
dabe an object, although the favor had, on va
rious occasions, been granted for other purpo-
ses. In the course of his remarks, he dweIt
with great force upon the duty Of men in
power TO set an example to the community,
and argued that the higher the station the more
fearful the responsibility.
| Messrs. Wood and Woodruff followed, and
also expatiated eloquently upon the conduct of
the House of Representatives in refusing to
grant the use of the Hail.
Mr.. Levin set forth in ''words that burn.n
the glorious results of the Temperance reform.
and the stupendous moral revolution il is ef-
fecting in spite Of all opposition, whether from
men Of high or of low degree. He related some
interesting facts in his own experience, show
ing that there can be no safety but in total alb
siinence, and that to tamper with the serpent
is TO be bitten.
During the evening, the Choir sung severrl
Anthems, which highly delighted the audi