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quarry of this, elegant building material lies only one mile from the Capitol square. Ii skilful persons were engaged for cutting and preparing this rock, and temporary raiizvau constructed from the quarry to the Capitol square, we cannot think that the cost would greatly exceed that of rebuilding with brick. Let MT Nichols be again engaged as the ar- chitect, and let the building be of stone, and we will add, with a fire proof roof, 'notwith- standing the mention of fit.-M c. Shectator.

 "PennSytvania Locomoter. ."-This is the name of steam engine upon which the Phila- delphia papers inform us that Lieut.. Col. LONG has succeeded in effecting some highly impor- tant improvements. The Engine weighs three tons, has the power of six horses and is de- scribed as being compact and occupying a comparatively small space. The boiler is capable of containing 50 gallons the fuel re- quired is one 6ushel of anthracite coal. with some'charcoal. "This fuel when ignited,' '' says Philadelphia paper, ''brought the wa ter to the boiling hoint in thirty ,/fUe min utes." This new Loeomoter, it is believed will be capable of receiving a pressure of steam to the amount of 60 rounds which will give velocity of at least .ffy miles per hour! MT. WETHERILL's plan of feeding the fire with 7vater! has been successfully applied by Col. LONG which will render the economy of water of more importance than that of coal, ill rail road motion.-Charle8ton Cour.