Sanguine politicians think they know, but they do not know more than we do, whose minds are not made up yet what we shall do, or how we shall vote--perhaps, not at all this autumn. Instead of “a light house of the skies” and buildings for “storm kings,” telegraphs, &c. &c. why not appropriate money for a lunatic asylum of such large dimensions that it could accommodate thousands who come here with their humbugs of all sorts, asking for national aid and support?

Perhaps we ought to have added a chapter on HUMBUGS, in addition to our MYSTERIES, of this city. Kind reader, it is too late now for such a chapter, our whole little volume being all filled up and nearly all its contents are already printed.

Mysteries of Washington City, during Several Months of the Session of the 28th Congress — Part 63

Supreme Court of the United States, second Monday in January.

Mysteries of Washington City, during Several Months of the Session of the 28th Congress — Part 63

Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for Washington county, fourth Monday of March, and fourth Monday of November.

Mysteries of Washington City, during Several Months of the Session of the 28th Congress — Part 63

Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for Alexandria county, first Monday in May and first Monday in October.

Criminal Court of the District of Columbia for Washington county, second Monday of March, first Monday of June, fourth Monday of October, and last Monday of December.

Criminal Court of the District of Columbia for Alexandria county, first Monday of April, and first Monday of November.

Bank of Washington--corner of Louisiana avenue and D street-- discount day, Tuesday, Wm. Gunton, President; James Adams, Cashier.

Bank of the Metropolis--Pennsylvania avenue, between F and G streets, opposite the Treasury Department--discount day, Friday, John P. Van Ness, President, Richard Smith, Cashier.

Patriotic Bank--7th street, between C and D streets--discount day, Thursday, G. C. Grammer, President; Chauncy Bestor, Cashier.

Firemen’s Insurance Company of Georgetown and Washington--office in the Hall of the Perseverance Fire Company’s building, Centre Market Square. Jas. Adams, President; Alex. McIntyre, Secretary.

Franklin Insurance Company--office corner of 7th and D streets, next door to the Patriotic Bank. G. C. Grammer, President; Alex. McIntyre, Secretary.

Potomac Fire Insurance Company--office on Bridge street, Georgetown. John Kurtz, President; Henry King, Secretary.

Baptist, Rev. O. B. Brown, 10th street, between E and F.