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ring, that such spirit of youth. and poetry, and
love, and tenderness, and riches, and celebrity,
and modesty, and everything that 10 charming,
should come forth, as at his wish, and stand at his
side the guardian angel OF the evening OF his


da7sl" What says the old proverb-will II apply3


No, never. John Tyler Is no fool, and his selec-


tlon OF a bride cIinchrs our assertion There were


several other young ladies', (ior we contend that


marrying does not make young lady an old wo.


man, in a line with Mrs. Tyler; the Misses G.,
OF Virginia, very comely to look upon, indeed; an
irresistible body guard Of modesty and beau.y.
Whatelse? There were heads ofthe departments,
and ffequent


rum old Commodore, with jolly red face


And foreign Ambassadors all covered with lace


and young scions of the army and navy, and en-
gineers. in costume remarkably polite and uncsm.
the handsome bride-there was the remarkable
Cave Johnson, and w. H. Polk, receiving
company In the east-room-and Mr. Calhoun,


older in appearance and more weather-um than
on New-Year last, but with the same fire OF intel
lect in his eye,-there was Monsieur Bile, the
Danish Consul of Phladelphia, in red, and the


Marine Band IN REQ, also; and hundreds upon hun


dreds of the sovereisns in all sorts OF colors; put


not even "drop OF water to cool their parched


tongues" Nothing to eat-nothiug TO drink 1t


was curious New-Year party in that particular.


The cistern was likely OUT of fix, and the key OF
the cellar lost.


Mrs. Madison kept open house, and had cakes,
fruits, confectionery and wines. She looks quite


well--a living example Of the olden times. H.,
John Quincy Adams kept omen house, but with


out any Of the attractions Of Rhein wine, Oporto,
Johannisbereer, or Johnny.cake. Johnny @
ought at least to have had Johnny-cake. But
he is getting in the "sear and yellow hfe," and
doubtless thinks that his old custom was !" van
ity." Vanity, vanity, all is vanity - poor old
man, is it not so-barring the 2lst rule


The President closed his Levee little after
two, and by three O'Clock order sgain
restored in Warsaw. We saw but a single Wing
member (Mr. PratD at the Presidents, while
quite a number OF democrats waited upon Mr.. Ad-


ANS with the congratulations of the season. Our
time has expired.


The fives'' party for the Inauguration ball, 4th
March. have rented the National Theatre tor the
occasion. They will fit it up to accommodate
5000 persons, with new building for the supper
room. All, sir, we shall have things in style after