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MR. EDTToR--A lady of this town a few days SEQ

 had occasion to churn some cream the product of verdi days milking from one cow-and after the ordi- nary time, the butter was made and separated from the milk. The milk was then laid aside for other uses, where it remained some days. From the cir cumstance of considerable cream rising, the good housewife induced to put it again into the churn, and try the experiment Of making more butter-when To! alter few minutes an amount equal in quantity to the first, though not in quality was produced The philosophy of the thing suppose to be, that at the first churning as the milk consisted of number of days milking, part only of the butter became sepa rated from :he mlk-the remainder, in the language of the dairy, did not "come." Now, confess do not know but that this is a common occurrence; but as it was new to me, have given the facts of the case-and would make the inquiry of dairy folks, is it SO? ISABEL,

 And we would echo the inquiry, as it is new also to us, is 1t common ?-Ed.

 WoShington.-A correspondent of the N. Y. Anne. rcan, in letter dated Nov. 3Oth, says, "there is prospect Of very gay in the city this winter An unusual large number of members have made ar engagements to bring their families with them and provision is making for numerous entertainments MT Legare has taken MT. Bells house, date Count Demonod's,) with it's fine furniture "all standing and will keep house on great scale, though bach elor Mr. Gales has taken the lease of the half of S Clair Clarke's house off from Mir. Grangers hands, and will play his part in the entertainments of the winter. MT. Websters house, close by has been fit ted up in a style we'll fitted to the same purpose

 "lt bas been extensively remarked in the papers that all of :he new Cabinet except Messrs Webster and Spencer were unmarried. It is great mistake Messrs. Upshur and Wieklife are not widowers, as reported, but have both wives and children. Mr. Forward is the only widower. He lives in quite small and plain way in C. street near l-2 street, He and MT. Wickliffe seem to have taken a wise warning from the unmely fate oftheir predecessors and have forbornc to go largely into house expenses with such an uncertain tenure. The Polmaster Gen. eral has taken very plain ordinary house, next to the lntelligencer office, in 7th street. M- Jones, the new editor of the Madsonian, is very young, quiet sort of man, and is a cousin of Henry A. Wse"