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Correspondence Of the Herald.


WASHINGTON CITY, d. c., Nov. 81, 1874.
Who Mrs Polk Uas-A Niece Of J4dge White


Hotels-I4otels- Botsis.
MY BEAR SIR =


! saw paper OF yours, few days since, IN
which it was said that the lady of Mr.. Polk, our
President elect, was Miss Easton, who formerly
resided in the family Of General jackson, at the
White House. This il mistake. Mrs. Polk IL
the niece Of the late Judge White, a distinguished
Senator Of Tennessee, and was married before the
election Of General Jackson as President; and ac-
companed her husband to this place when he was
first elected to Congress
perceive by your paper OF yesterday that some
jealousy has been created between the hotel kept
by Mr. Coleman, in this place ,aRd the other hotels
and that an article has appeared giving bill OF
fare OF dinner at the National, and also giving q
preference to il over the other hotels here. Such
preference is rather iRvdious, and the other hotels
do not deserve it, If bills OF fare speak anything.
send you one, containing our dinner OF ycster-
day, which is as folows:-


BROWNS HOTEL-BILL or FARE.


GENTLEMENs' ORDINARY


Oyster and Vegetable


Boiled Rock.


RoAsr.
Beef Lamb, Turkey, Duck, Fowl
p..,u, ;, uu..n s'DE I Dns.s; :. ...,



Duck la mode, Chicken larded, veg'bs sauce,
Rabbit Frcassee, Lamb Sweet Breads
Lamb Tongues, in paper, Oy ysers. fried,


Wild Duck, aalmi.


GAME.


Partridges, Wild Ducks.


BoiLEp
Ham, Mutton-Caper Sauce, Fowl,
Corn Beef, Pork and Turnips


VEoKTABLEs
Celery, Irish Potatoes Turnips,
Carrots Cabbage, &c.


Descent.
Calls Foot Jelly, Peach Pie, Float,
Apple Pie, Pumpkin Pie.


FRUiT.


Apples, Nuts &c.
In speaking OF the "good cheer" and the elegant
improvements lately made at "Browns' old and
justly popular establishment, nothing was intended
more than TO detail facts and to do Justice to il.
No one who is not immediately interested or act
ing under prejudice. can deny this large and
elegantly arranged hotel to be equal to any in this
city, and surpassed by none anywhere. II is an
universally admitted fact. that no dining room in
the United States equals the one al Browns for
elegance OF appearance, size and every other thing
to recommend it, In saying this, no disparagement
is intended TO Mr.. Coleman, and much less to the
other hotels, all of which are most excellent.
Yours most respectfully, Is.