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On Crocketi's return to his constituents after his iirsi session in Congress, nation Of them surrounded him one day, and be- gan gan, to 'nlerrogaie him about Washington, "What time do they dine at Washington. ne!' asked one. sWhy,n Said he. "the common people, such as you, here, pet dinners at one o'clock, but the gentry and big bugs dine al three. As for us repre- sentatIves, We dine at four, and the aristo- cracy and the Senate, they don't get their victuals till five" "WeH, when does the President todder2" asked another. .Old Hickory" exclaimed the Colonel, (attempt- ing to appoin; time in accordance with the dignity of the stalion) "Old Hickory! we'll Il he dimes before ths aerf dag wish l may be tetotaily ---."