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1he WAae House.-A correspondent of the
New York Herald, says :--"In speaking of Mrs
Polk, you might have mentioned tha, the Iadv has
already been an ahache of the White House.
Yourself and readers, may fecolIect, in General
Jackson's administration, Miss Eastin, of Ten.
nessee, (who with Mrs. Dona ldson,) did the hon.
ors of the Generals esta blishment. Mis-, r.
sussequenlly became Mrs. Polk, the marriape
having been solemnzed in the Presidential Man.
son."


; Col. Polk. the President elect, is a regular at.
tendant at Presbyterian Church, of which his wife
IS member.--St. Louis Rereile.


Mrs. Polk is said to be very beautiful and &c.
co"p,'shed' more SO than any lady who has ye.
presided over tho White HOUSE.


u =" 9 r1ace'--Ihe New York Sun states, tia,
| yS0aschant who advertised in that paner g. :.
than foS,ayas clerk asd agent, received ..-.--i
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