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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-26
Napeleon's Prophecy.


r'' In the annexed passages from o. Meara's
conversations with Napoleon, will be seen the
foreshadowing of the attempt which, the Car
is now making to place himself on the throne
Of the Cesars. But this attempt would pro
duce sincere alliance between France and
England, from a sense of common danger, and
that Austria would be bribed into subservien-
cy to Russia, by adding Servia to her posses
sions, are events-in the history of our times,
written in advance by the farsightod sagacity
of Napoleon. We see them in act of accom-
plishment Russia has seized the Turkish
principalitiesI; Austria has drawn her forces
to the confines of Servia to take possession ;
and England and France have united their
strength to resist the encroachment. lI II
Whether the fatal catastrophe predicted is
to follow-that England and France would be
unable to resist, and 'the finest countries in
Europe be overrun, and become a prey to
those northern barbarians,' remains a prob
lem. There is saying of the same great
soothsayer, which proves that his mind con
templated an alternative that might avert
this calamity. Europe (said he) lcould be Re
publican or CosSack. Il England and France
put arms in the hands of Hungary and Poland,
and Of the liberals Of all Germany, and give
them an organization which shall assure them
of freedom and independence, when the barr
barian power is driven to the northern ice,
Europe may be Republican, and not Cossack. ~
hlE SOD gHr7 40 ni--- rGrl ni 11a9aus Iiaf
IA E6Ict FROM Sr HKLENA!''a Napoleon
in conversation with O'Meara, May 81, 1877,
saidE.ii rR fu HeIrhlHmha a.'i aa rHoi ar
ssIn the course Of d few years Russia viii
have Constantinople, part of Turkey, and all
Greece. This Iholda be as certain as if it
had already taken place. Almost all the ca
joling and fattering which Alexander prac-
'ticed towards me was to gain my consent 70
this object j would not consent, foreseelng
that the equilibrium Of Europe would be de-
'stroyed. ..-sg -y ra-..
] In the natural course Of things, in 2 few
wears Turkey must fall to Russia. ~
The Powers it would injure, and who could
oppose it are England, France, Prussia and
Austria. Now, as to Austria, it will be very
EASY for Russia to gain her assistance by Civ
inc her Seryia and other provinces bordering
upon the Austrian deminions, ,sreachihg near
to Constantinople. The only hypothesis that
France and England may be allied with sin
cerity will be in order to prevent this. M
But even this alliance would not avail
France. England, Prussia united cannot pre-
vent. ii, Russia and Austria can effect it. -. Y
'Oncee, mistress of Constantinople, Russia gets
all the commerce Of the Mediterranean, be-
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comes great naval powery and God knows

comes great naval power, and God knows
what may happen,Esl IA II, v-...f. s..t..4-
Above all the other Powers, Russia is the
most to- be feareth especially byiyou. w, ssrd
All this foresaw--andI wanted to estab-
hsh barrier against those barbarians byre4
establishing the kingdom Of Poland, and put
ting Poniatowsli at the ohead as King, but
your imbeciles Of ministers would not consent
"A hundred years hence 4 shall be praisedy
and Europe, especially England, will lament
that did not succeed. When they see THE
finest countries in Europe oyerrun, and prey
to those northern barbarians, they will say
Napoleon was right N aarn7 -a..r
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The Canee WaH.-77In, a, lsctureon CAiaa,
which he delivered At Bolton, England Dr. /,
Bowring said it had been qcaleulated that if, all
the bricks, stones, and masonry ot Great Brit
ain were gathered together, they would net Be- '
able to furnish materials enough for the Wall
Of China; and that all Che buildings in Lon
donfPut together wosld not make the towers
and turrets which ,adorn it-..,q' ,,ao,o,sseo 10
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-26

49, aili -rH DdF aaaAiI h9fiaD y li a gHm
The poor man who enyies not the rlct,
-..y t.W lkN1 lfil5 tIE1Af LII w ~ a -t Ri
who pIties his companions y poyeery and can
spare Something. for him who i still poorer, i,
in tho realms of humanity, king Of kings
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Interesting to Ladies.

A writer il The Buffalo Daily Republic, who
evidently writes in the spirit and with the
understanding also,' furnishes the following
interesting information concerning one who s
now engrossing large share Of public atteh:
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FALL DRY GOODS ias
FOR s. .llH -eT "a


THOUS 4NDS OF PURCHASERS.
I'VE have now in store anj shall receive week. ly
w supplies during the season-- "
Il large stock Of .SsHs ard Fb-.cy- Goods
Plain French Merinos Brcesde snd plain Black
p IL Nerinos. Caskm-rs silks
lain and Plaid Mousse Superior Bolnbazfhes
ins -, .Alps as, Canton Ol,ths
All shades Coberg Cloths English Grapes, ass'd
Fine Printed Mouss-Iins Grape and Love VeiIs.
.- Ea.brDsdss, S.ua9d +itd ei0ees.727
Misses Kid Six Gloves Ladies silk al1 Cotton
Gerino and Cotton Ho- Hosiery In great
ChilPn sferino Shirts Silk and Merino Vests
- Superior CgOtGs, (dssimeres dnd IT,ltngs.
Gas i:i.ts and hentucky 2 ps Ie4 FisnnsAs, Tor
Jrans skirtiFg
s.. tior Fisunels, of all Surerhns Tsbe riapers
,!-ades Napkins and Towslling
PiG0o and Table Cov-rs ...,
Also. a full Gss' rtiaent OF Gentlemen's Merino
Ini Cotton Skirts and Draw ers. Wcoliep snd Cot
ION Hosiery, id, Silk, Merino Gloves, Suspenders,
Drsvars Silk and Linen Pocket Hanikerchfeis, silk
and fine gipgham Umbrellas. zs = sd.
ET- Ali OF which will be cold ar fair Low prices,
tor cash, Or 10 punctUal customers
MAXWELL, SEARS Il CoLLEY,
No 523,
seveu h ST., three doors above Pa. avenue.
ppt i-d.,W
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 20, 1854. .

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 20, 1854. ,
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fol-
lowing gdescrbed stocks of the United States, that
this department is prepared to purchase, at any
time Between the date hereof aud the both day of
November next portions of those stocks, amounting
in the aggregate to $3,s4O,OOO, in the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit: f9 q
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in the or
der of time in which said stocks may be offered. The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount ther Of
must be transmitted to this department (; upon the
receipt whereof, price will b pai', compounded
Of the following particulars:
/. The par value, or amount specified in each GER
,ifcate. ,rr o3i-a- :. rob core a'
q A premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1s46, redssmsbls November II
1855, of 2 per cen on the stock of the loan au
thorized by the act of 1872 redesmable 3lst Decem
ber. 1852, of II per cent the stock of the loan
authorized by the scts of 1S47 and 'SiS and redeem
able, the former on the slst December, 1857, and
the latter on the cot June, 1858, Of 16 per cent
and on the stock Of the loan althorizs by the act
of1S50, and reieenable on the Slst December, 1864
Commonly called the Texan indemnityD siz per
cent.
8. Interest the par of each certificate from the
1st OF July, 1854, to ths date Of receipt aud settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) of one days interest in
addition. .. -....
Payment for SAID stocks will be made in drafts Of
the Treasurer Of the United staes the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York. or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said 2eth day Of No
yember next. .
.,..- JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 2S- dt20Nov Secretary of Treasury.
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7 1,..s .s TAKE NOTICE. aailr r
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

II avenue, under the United States Ho->as
tel would respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally that he has just re- NJ
ceived new Fall and Winter goods in great -xN
variety such Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings or
the latest importstion, and is prepared to have them
made Up at the shortest notice. IN the most fashion
abls manner, and at low rates of prices.
Having made arrangements to 60 into the Ready.
made Clothing business extensively this season, he
eeels confident that he offer tn those wishing to
purchase stock of Clothing, not inferior to any in
this city, snd not made up at the North as is usu.
ally the case with work sold here; but cut In his
own establishment, and made by our own needy cit
aens in this dull season at low rates Of prices he is
enabled therefor, to compete with northern work in
point of prices; and TO quality and STYLE be will
leave for those who favor him with call to Judge
n He can sell whole suits, Coat Pants, and Vest, q.
the following low rates: ....-- ..... ,t.
Good SUIT for business purposes, out Of cloth or
sinere, for the small sum 0f............ .4I6
Dress and frock Goa g. from ...., ..... SO to $40
Overcoats Of different styles. IL to rs
Black and fancy Pantaloons.. .".......$3 so to 10
Silk and Velvet Vests. 80 to 10
This stock of Clothing is of a superior quality.
and has been made up since he received the fall and
winter fashions. .- - p.
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment
Of fancy articles-such as Gloves, Cravats, Collars
Umbrellas, DC. .. -....- F..
Sole Agent for the sale of scott's Report of Fash
ionsin this city. a sep l5--tf
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GAS LIGHT! GAS LIGHT
.-. VHDRlAS LEWIS, ,

n PKAUTICAL L g FITTER,
10th street, between Penna avenue and E Street
(Fso doors adooe h;cGuir's auction Story
HAVING served regular apprentic-ship of over
IL FIVE years at the Gas Fitting business q
in one OF the iar gest establishments in Phil u
sdeiphis, wou respectfully INFORM the 'kHN
citizens Of Washington and Georgetown .lE1A
that am prepaced TO fit Up Dwellings,, Churches
Stores, &C., i'll neat and substantial manner and
warrar ted not to leak. W..
II. l.. executes all kinds of iron Pipe Work, for
gas, steam, and water, at the shortest notice, and
on accommodating terms . q {
Numerous references given if required.
sep 18-lm*
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PLUMBING, GAS-FlTT1NG, IANL
TTNNTN4 ..-.

'NHE undersigned, having added Gas Fitting to
4 thsir former business, are now prepared to OK
ecute all orders In that line, in the cheapest, most
expeditions and approx ed manner :. -
PLUMBING and Thinning done as heretofors
1ne assortment of STOVES, Tin and Sheet Iron
WARE constantly on hand. -. D.. ~
Sole agents for the District for MacGregors Pat.u,
HUT AK FURNACES, for heating Public Building
Churches, Ha'ls, Private Reside noes &c
Also, fer Barriers Double Acting FORCE PUMPS
Persons In want Of any Of the above articles viii
md it to their advantage to call ON us ere purcha
sing elsewhere.
Pisdging Themselves to prompt execution of ali
orders entrusted to them. they most respectfully
solicit confnuance Of the favors 20 liberslly be
slowed upon them by their former patrons and tb.
pubic In general FURSE & COLLINS,
Nos. 359 and 871 Pa sv, opposite Willards' Hotel
-2p,
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WARRENS
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATERPROOF
COM OSITION ROOFING.

WE take pleasure in calling the attention OF
w parties contemplating building to this high
ly popular roohns material, which has been In sY
tsnsiys use throughout the cities of the Western
etstss aud British Prsvncss for upwards of 10 yesrs
during which time 1t has been Tested by every var
sty Of circumstances and il universally conceded 10
kassess In greater degree than sny other roofing
material In uss, the valuable qusties of chesnness
durability ana security against the action Of the ell
emsnts.
We are ready TO contract for roofing in the city
and country
Oges hours from II 20 IL q m, and 4 to 5pm.
C. VI. WARREN co,
10th 81, ID door above MeGuire's Auction Room.
sug l9-3m' .sstA.
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e The Germans in New York city are es-
timated at eighty thousand, at least. They
con gregate chiefly along the eastern border OF
the city. A Mr.. Bogen has undertaken the
duties of missionary to these people. He
visits the wharves, to give counsel and direc-
tons to the Immigrants when they land and
visits the houses of the poor Germans all
through the city His visits during the year
are reported to number twelve hund red. lie
distributes pamphlets of an Instructive kind
and New Testaments 10 his German friends,
and when he finds family in special need
affords them some pecupiary aid.
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A NovEL SIGHT.-On Sunday last. the Ro
man Catholic Council of the Archdiocese of
New York, which had been in session for a
week previous, terminated with imposi n @ cere
monies. procession of nine bishops, more
than thirty priests, and large number of
deacons, sub deacons, chaunters, acolytes. DC
marched through the streets, from the resi-
dence of the Archbishop to the Cathedral and
then around and through the latter building
This took place at half past ten o'clock, in the
NOR ming. At the head Of the line was borne
large crucifx, followed by acolytes, robed
in white, and the inferior officers of the mass
bearing wax tapers and flowers. The priests
were robed in cassocks, the cbaunters in copes.
and the bishops in their official robes and with
their mitres and croziers. The arch -episcopal
cross was borne before the Archbishop. who
was attended by deacon, sub-deacon, dea-
cons OF honor and an assistant priest As the
procession moved along the streets, the chaun.
ters executed the Latin service, the censors
were swung, the wax lights burned, and the
splendid robes of the bishops and archbishops
had their trains borne by attendants When
the ceremonies were over at the Cathedral.
which was afternoon, the procession reformed
and again marched through the streets, in the
same manner, back to the Archbishop's resi-
dence.
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A RHrxDY roR "IACH D1sIAsR."

A tbs request Of many Of my patients, hsvs
IA consented to put up Q class Of my most sA.
cient prescriptions IN the form Of FAMILY AEDE-
CLNEE each one 1uitsd 70 particular disease, end
not, like the manufac,urers of the nostfuns and
pansosas Of the day, promulgate to the world that
any one compound viii cure oil diseases, and who,
On the vords OF the great Italian physidan. spaL
J.. q. ROSE, N. D., Phila-
For Chosva, Dysents1y, Bowel Comploists, de-,
Dr. ]. D. ROSES CARNINATIVE BALSAM.
This mixture Is one Of the most important medf
cines and should be kept in all families as s'spe
cinc" for Cholera and Bowel Complaints it has new
er failed. Dysentery vanishes In q few days when
this article is used as dirs'te Price 25c.
Dr.. J. 8. Rosfs PAIN CuRIR viii cure Stiff Neck,
Sore Throat, Pains in the face, sids Back or Limbs
Sprains, Chilblains, Cramps or Pains in the ston
och or Bowels. Prics l21zs Is, and so cts
DR. J. 8. Ros1s EXTRACT o. BU0gU 10 one Of ths
best remedies used for diseases Of the Kidneys
Blsdder, kc.-Prios 50c.
De- J. 3. RosTs kRvous AID IsvIeosArms 0os
DIAL, for Heart Dissass all Nervous Affections, Flat
ulsnos, Heart Burn, Rsstisssnsss, Numbnsss, Neu
GA raising the spirits and giving power % The
whole sJsteo, II y aln0st mirscalous IN its s1sot
80 cents . bottle. s--
On. J. o. Rosss DTsssfGIo OoHPousD, . sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, End indigestion,
whom taken In ooRjnAs$i0n With his Alternative o.
Family Pills. Prios ef 10Th Tks.
d. J. 8. Rozs's asLD1s Puls sor 1slling Of III
womb, Female Wsak.aas, Debility, and Rslaxaaios.
They have . peculiar sAnity foI the dshilAtstsd
muscles Of the female, and in 40 instance have
failed IN radicsily curing thoss distressing com
plsnts females sfs - sfesa subject nrcs 30 cents
Dr.. J. g. Bosss As1s-sulous 81 RAn1oKD PnIs.-.
These pills are not warranted to cure In every nal
sdy or disease incident To nan, bot they grand
remedy for = Bilious state OF the system and cou,-
mon fevers When ussd With DR.. Roses Tonic Mi1
turs, viii cure the most stubborn cases Of Bilious
Rsyer or Fever snd Agus. Price 12l1 and &c.
DR. J. 8. RosE's sAasAPAAuIA CoKrouHD,- for aIi
Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood It IL su.
perior to all others. Prize Soc and 81.
On ]. 8. RssSs IIlxII o. OPIUM, free from Ill the
bad effects Of Opium OF Laudanum, such as Head
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stamach. Price 2Ss.
Al whose Constitutions are Impaired by disease or
weak BY nature, should road Dr. J. 8. Roses "Medi
cal Adviser (vhich contains description Of the Dis
eases of oas climate snd the mode Of restment) It
can be had without charge Of -. =
2. D: Gilman, Charles stots 4 Co., W: d. Gilman,
John W. Marin, Patterson D Na,rn, D. B. Clark,
n q AcPAercon, Willi.n 7. avsns, Kld~sil Law.
renee, J. B. Hoors, Washington; }. L. Kidwell.
aeorgetown; ana By all deslers In AlszssdEis, Viz
Sinls. i.--'N je a.
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SILVER AND BRASS PLATING

No. Az Eighth &rest, betsoeeg D st. and Pa ausn,n
TJNHE undersigned Is prepared to do SILVER and
i BRASS PL AT1NG in all their varieties
Numbers for Stores aud Dwellings, Door plates
Bell Pu Is, Railing Knobs, Letters and 0rnan nents
for military and other Ass citations furnished at
Baltimore prices, snd of his own workmanship.
All kinds OF Conch Work In the line done in the
best and cheapest manner. ''
Those who want silver, brass plating, TO-, done,
will please call - above, on .af 3.
a ~ Fl J. A. SIBERIAN, -ai
sep 23-lm Practical Silver Platter.
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

FNHE subscribers would respectfully inform their
l. numerous friends and the public generally that
in addition to our Wood and Coat ard near the
Phoenix Planning Mill, deorgerown, we have, f,r the
better accommodation OF that portion of our Gus
toners who reside in Washington, opened yard at
the corner OF Twenty first and 1 streets.
At either of the above places those In want of fuel
will at ali times find good supply Of all kinds Of
WOOD and CuAI, at the lowest market price 3.
All orders left at either of the above places will
be attended to with promptness and dispatch.
sep 27-d1m TRAVkRS Il STOVER
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10 OEHLsCHLAGER a. BRO, l-1
ENGINEER l. ORNAMENTAL DRAUGHTS-
MEN AND ENGRAVERS

DENNSYLvANIA avenue, between 70 h aud
Il 18th streets, north side, over ss's Jswelry
Store Me srs. 7. II. 4 G. A. Oehlschlager would
respectfully announce to their friends and the
public that they have opened an office at the
above place, where all srders in the various
branches OF Drawing and Engraving will be prompt
ly and carefully attended to We p rticularly call
the attention sof persons wiehing Designing or
Engraving on Wood, as this Is the only Office at
scuted. -. 81 - rs SEP 25--ims
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TO INVENTORS.

INHE ONCE of "The Inventors Protsction National
i Union" is on 7th street, opposite the Rast Por-
dco Of the Patent Office, and ia now ready to attend
70 the business Of its members namely In making
examinations and soliciting patents, &c.
Inventors are invited to call and get COPY of tn
Constitution and By laws, and where any inform.
don viii be given respecting the Union.
All letters on business must bs directed to this Of
dcs, where attention will be given immediately.
model shop Ia in connection with the office,
where MODELS can be made to order at the shortest
notice. T. G. CLAYTON,
An 1C-1v prao;danfJ D ~ IT
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS.

Name apesue, betsoeen ~ and 9Th sts
MANUFACTURER of Steam Engines Boilers.
~ Water Tanks, shafting, Puleys, Hangers and
Mil Werk generally. ~ ,
Will furnish Saw Mills, all kinds of Castings,
Wrought and Cast Iron Pipes, and every thing in the
Iron line generally, -.
Two small ENGINES on hand and for SALE For
information address @. e. MOVES, Washington Iron
Works, Washington, D.G. jy 16-tf
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FOR POOR AND LABORIEG MEN

FOB POOR AND LABORING MEN.
CMALL BUILDING LOTS OF 10 feet or more. in
- various parts of The City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD l. co,
.....a,. BUILDING STONE .- org
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharyss IN
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria. =
..... g.. s.-.-.. LLOYD d Co
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS. .l'-s a.... .r LLOYD Il co,
18th street, opp Treasury Depar tment
. iv r--a
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,T6RgEY VICTORIOUS.

-yTou viii and ar the sane GID STAND Pennsyl
Z ssnia avenue near ia street opposite the
irsiIk notsI, LOOKING Gbas9ES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Niniture Frames of
The latest ssysss Brackets, Tables. Room Moulding
Carnisss, reg &c Or by l-ss ins yar t,r.sr you can
naye ( Any VA 1tips vrsms. suns u =, me
tice on ressonabie ternf. Don't forget the pface 81.
feb 10--lyH Ijfrai4!.-2i JOHN WAGNER.
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GAS FIXTURES.

Il 'EH Subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
the public that their stock Of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising some Of the best and latest Patterns has
been received and that they are now prepared 10 sell
ct the lowest rates. Persons in want Of Gas Fixtures
vill please call and examine they viii DO doubt
And 1t to their interest
Dwellings, and public buildings fitted with gss-tu.
bing at the usual ratee -. -. .f,a
JW THOMPSON BROTHER.
dec 1b--b Pa. sv., bet. 10th and 11th, s. side.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY.' .

FTHlIIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
4 just been dedicassd with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose s now open for the reception Of the
remains of deceased persons. III
The MAUsOIEUM has capacity fer q shuRdred
bodies. in which such friends Il the dead ~ may
apply can place the ssparted until they select sres
for the graves.
The plan of the inoorporators is ono of equality 10
regard to the lots, which will not be put up publicly
nor sale, (although they usually bring premium }
making the early selection Of lots tae most desir
able. fr-.
Until al Office is established in the city CT Wash
ington, slplicetions viii be punctuaily att, nded
to at the present Office in the east wing o the build.
ing on entering tho Cemetery. .. n.
WM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B.-Glenwood Is situated short distance due
north of the Capitol. aug Il--ym
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Definition of a Yankee

' As the Yankees are creating no little ex-
oltement In the commercial, political, and
military world, we give the definition of gen
uine male Yankee that may not be considered
amiss. ' d. -
A eal'genuine Yankee is made up of ami.
mauon, checked by moderation, guided by de-
termination, and supported by education
lie has veneratiOn, corrected by federation
with love of self appreciation and emulation
a d, when reouced to state of aggravation
can assume the most profound dissemination
for the purpose of rela ion, always combined
If possible, with speculation. g,
A real live Yankee, just caught, will be
found not deficient in the following qualities:
He is selt-denying. sef-relying, always try
ing, and into every thing p-ying.
He is lover of piety, propriety, notoriety
and the temperance society.
He is dragging, gagging, Dragging, striving
thriving, swopping, jostIing, hnsaing, wrest
ling, musical, quizzical, astronomical. philo
sophical, poetical, and comcal sort of charac
ter. whose manifest destiny is to spread civil
zntion 20 the remotest corner of the earth, with
an eye always on the lookout for the main
chance.