THE CAPITOL.
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This magnificent edifice is now nearly
completed. 1t has been the work Of many
years, and reflects great credit ON the Naste
and munihccncc of the nation. Inthis coun-
try it stands unquestionably unriyalcd. and
there are few buildings. if any, in Europe,
erected for similar purposes, that surpass
it in beauty, splendor or magnitude. View
ed by day or seen by the mellow light of
the moon, no object of art can be more grand
and imposing, and every American, when
he gazes upon it., must feel a glow of exul-
tation at the idea that it is the work of the
Government his Country, and will point
to it as the emblem of that Country's Con-
stitution, at once solid, permanent, simple
and beautiful. Although in point of taste
there may be objections made to SONG parts
Of this fine edihce, such as the too great ele-