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OUsE-FURNIsHING Dry Goods, Carpctinx, Floor
~ oil Cloths curtain Materials &c-Wc have
complete the above goods, Styles
have bee purchased in New York auction
acIuers reduced pces which will enable
Inducements TO hosekeepers and purchasers The
st of some of The leading articles;
$50 pieces new-style tnpestry velvet carpetngs
75 do do do Brussels do
100 do do sup quality
IS do Brights patent English do do
So do do do
20 do tapestry velvet stair and passage
lO do DO iugrhE do
25 sets hall and step Venetian do
25 pieces q, l24 l44 printed dIuggets
6 printed drusget cTumb cloths, richly bordered
25 very elegant mosaic rugs
$50 chenille and tufted rugs,
so dozen brass stair rods, all
full sheets heavy floor oil cloihs
shape or size for hall, PASSAGE room.
In curtain materials Gxtures we name
25 pieces very rich satin lanes
10 DO do wofsted iaines
80 do do union damasks
10 do Turkey red twiled cashmercls
70 do coioTed wOrsted damnsks
so pairs extra-rich lace curtains
80 do do embroidered muslin curtains
80 dc do tamboured do
rs pieces embroidered and tamboured curtain ausfins
30O rich gilt window cornices, all sizes
Together with variety such
loops centre asses and curtain silk and worsed
Se TO which respectfully invite the attention of purchasers
HOOE, BRO. 4 co.
Sep l6-3iawawif
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GREAT Bargatns Is Dry Ssoods--Our Mr.. Hall has
returned from New York. where he attending
immense large auction sales heard much
purchased such sacrifice
will euaaaty purchaser et tbink favor
both nj
goods Also, cape,ings every kind
materials OF the hneft quality, kinds We
spectsy request that purchasers viii favor with all
purchasing elsewhere, feel copident will be
advantage Bear nd the handsome goods always
had the first Of the
Sep lf-d2wif BROTHER
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United states Mail,

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
September IL, 1854
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United from
first day of January, 1885, 30h June
following the oAlabama win be
tract Office OF the Post Office Department. The Of Washington
until O'Clock LIST November, 1884, ID
November following:
I'LL From Gainesown by Sugg-vs, Grove M
Clay Hill, Dxons Nils shiioh Spenceyle, Linden Spring
Hill .omopoiis, and Macon, 10 Greensboro, 100 miles and
hack, three times week in o-horse stages.
Leave anesiown every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday
a.
Arrive Greensboro in sc hours, by .. %,
Leave Greensboro Tuesday Thursday Saturday
Arrive Ga!nestown in 36 hours, by y.
Proposals service coaches will be considered
and requirements embracing conditions be incorporated the
the deem poper
advertisement inviting proposals for mail the
southwestern States dated January Q, 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General,
SpuII q-la uiw Iu,pl laudEv SIar1
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fSHE MISSES HAWsIkiE's IuavdinS Day school
will be eopened Monday, September residence,
NO lo7 PennsSlyania between and 18th
Terms: Board and tuition English
asiic year. Other languages drawing
charges Circulars pcholars nav be
obtained AT the school.
Sept 2-3taw3wTulb&Sat
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soo February 90 1854 for The rarnad from Mobile Gard
Alabama from GunteI's Landing Tennessee
via Mobile Alabama New Oreans louisiana branch
thereof Albany, Georgia, via Euihua Montgomery, Ala
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NILkS, SlLIkSWe would of
our immense stock elegant opening
ing been lately bought
We VIII sell them from 40 TO 50 prices
we can SAL new and elegant plaid
yadsl ior So The ladies especially early
look them. RARNEs s. MTG CHEII.'
sept 5a--eo2wit '' anu ga ''''''
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HALL & BROTHER
MIR. BushnelI's School.

lah street, between and G streets Washington.
THE session viii Sepfem-~
ber The OF instruction embraces and modeR
mathcmatcs elements moral
together will all the english huches usually the best
schools Circulars be had the chooroom the book
Aug ll--FrisTuesGw'
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Hamilton G.. FAINT.

Erchdngs, Stocs &c.
5ettcees ~ and 6h streets, Washington, D. @.
sINCURRENT and land Drats
u the principal cities sold
all dcposte
against the government collected
s. cod mdAw
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A EKENCH. Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
"A employ academy school, willing divide bis
lime among SEVERAL will do himself pleasure attending 10 no
hcs or of wishing employ and
submitting his tesmcnials in obedience call A.
b., Washington, ID. c. SEM o-d9y
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4. 1.UTZ,

CABINET-MAkER AND UPHOLsTERER,
No. rs South E1erenth Street, Philadelphia,
ESPECTFULLY invites the public store,
where he keeps constantly hand pso
aud chamber furniture, comprising
Sofas, from s35 to Sloo Arm chairs from, Sl6 to $50
Par'or chairs 6to ~ Book csscs 40 to 100
soia tables " l6to 100 Extension tables, IS To 100
Etageres Toto 20 Writing desks, 35 TO 100
All the above furniture expressly retain patronage
the prices least good urninrs be
bought where eise
Goods sent to of the Union packed under his
July 27--aimo~f
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intel and Ev. Star.l
sep, 10 iawiw
Uaited states Patent ONCE, 4,


Washington, September %, 1854.
AN the petition Wlams Thos.
r. Wipu, ceased Of Moreau Station, York, praying
for i extension o the said Thes K Williams
the t4h OF Dvccmber, ei0 In macbnoy
forming bats for ng &C., for from the expiration
Of said which ke place the 4h day OF December
Is5i--
II is ordered that the said petition heard the Patent Office
Monday the gsh of November IL O'Clock all
persons notified and show they have,
why said peiton ought not to be granted.
Persons the required Patent
Office their objections, specially forth writing, twenty
days before the day beang a filed either
be used at the said hearing be taken and accord
with The rules of the Office which will be furnished app
The testimony in The will be
other relied testimony
flied in the office before the day argu.
munts, il any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this be published in the Unien nie
and Evening Star, Washington, d. e. Evening Argus,
Philadelphia, Pa cienfc American, New York
Massachusetts and Daily Courier Buffalo, N. " for
tn zee successive weeks previous the 2 of November
day Of fhearng
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
T. oi the above will please and send
Their bills 70 hs Patent Office with containing this notice
Sep % -iaw3w
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LfOk SALE IeaSeA comm0diOus
18th street, side, the of
tains twelve and has recently been
throughout Terms accommodating
a,eI Address 49, Solicitors Odice Treasury Department
Oct 15-Gr
NEW fall and winter goods and fashiOns.--DUVALL
IN BRO, merchant TalOrs have just returned from
York. where they have made their
houses prepared exhibit
richest
able style DUVALL & BRO,
Seple-3taw3w I .
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No. 55 1854 for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
In The districts subject Louis, Missouri,
DO do do Jackson do
July l5 1884, for railroad from Dubuque
Minnesota, ef Hand River Fond du Lac Su
peor Wisconsin, except the lands in Wisconsin heretofore
stored by notice No. 520;)
la iled subject Quhiiaus.
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p. j. Steers New Goods.

HAVE just opened an elegant stock OF fall soods
or direct nom te bes, importing of
ern cAea Gentemen rely finding
The newest nnd best goods in the Market pces by calling
at No. 486 7th street. = = ="
Sep 22-2aw3wf
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WHATMAN Drawing Paper, warranted genuine
bought in person from the manufacturers by
Sep3 FRANCK TAYLOR
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p FEdors OF the above papers will please copy,
their bills paper notice
Sep y9-iaw3w
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"a, 1854, he railroad
nooga with the Central railroad OF Mississippi
Mobile and Ohio branch
aesrts bluff bend Of the Tennessee
of lands al
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No eo January 1854 railroad from Gains Landing
ne Msppi rver Arkansas, Camden, and Fulton
he texan boundary line, aud lis branches al Can,dea
In ths districts subject sale Helena, AskaBas
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ISSOLUTiOS The copartnershp heretofore
IL the Arm and af EVANS & FAINT Limitation
this day, and hsreby declared mutually a. a.
FAINT Is alone authorized settls-
lpent Of their business. r. <. EVANS,
HAMILTON Q. FAINT,
WAsHIseTos, September /, 1851.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates packages
splendid
of Immediately ae il ever
to all who order from WI
Address p, ], BUCKEY Agent.
Sep y Vilmineton Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-09

ANOTHER WIPE MuRDERED.-On Saturday morn.
ing last man by the name Of VIM. Connolly, re-
siding in this city, on Bridge street. murdered his
wife In most shocking and brutal manner. From
Information derived from the coroner her neck ap-
pearsd 10 have been broken by . blow with some
heavy instrument. Her skull was also broken, ap
parvDtly In the same manner. She also had Sc
we're wound scroes her upper lip. II would also ap-
pear that Connolly remained In the room after she
was killed I'LL he had changed bis clothes, also
placed her body straight on the floor, smoothed
do~n her dress, and placed her child by her side.
He then left the house. The people from whom he
rented rooms were net aware OF sby serious or I'M
u,uaI difficulty until their attention attracted
ty the crying Of the child, when they discovered
tie murder. The direction taken by Connolly not
having been noticed, he WAS not discovered during
Saturday. Early on Sunday morning be came into
the ciny and called az the IN Of an acquaintance
sld peqrssfsd 20 be c.nceaed until he could make
ssrsne smsnt for leaving. His request for conceal
ntpt was complied with, until the proper officers
and Others were informed Of his whereabouts, when
be va su.std and lodged IN jail. Connolly is an
Iri,hran. AM about rs ~ ~ years OF age. When
eu.stsLsd shout the murder BY the persons To
wLom be- applied 4 conce slmebt, he admitted that
he had struck his wife two three blows with
sttk. There WAS considerable blood found In seve-
raj parts VI the ro m, clothing, and also on the
wall. The case was on Monday brought before Q
pagissale's court, when be was fully committed
lor liz, On the charge VI mGrscr.--Nlcor (Tr.)
Journal \ Messsrgu, July s.
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TRIAL or CArrAis SAMUEL ". powSIss, q. q. ~.
ron cARRyIse TO RIo JANEIRo, ~ RVS q. =. sHfy
JAMESTOWN. oonh0DoRs .. =. c0E, or rnE an
0ENrlrE souADRos, DuaIs0 a CIVIL WAR ~
CONDUCT.
From the Penney lvanian, July 81
fmIpss, July =, 1854.
The Court r,iai met al 10 ocloeh A. n scear,iuns
to adjeumsn' but on 70 read ne recort q
yetedAys proceedings, the Ju3Rs Advocate discovered
that be had left hs original minutes AZ the II Pierre
House The Court accordingly, TO svs him time % pro
At quarter past ii o'eiocs The Juass Advocate hsv
Ing returned the Court resumed lie sl'tng b. 90 pro
ceediDg to read the record u found 70 ~ vsry I'm
new record was drscied TO b prepared, ana great
desy sss experienced In rendering In strict coniormiy
with the requirements OF naval Law.
Much unessinsss manifested BY me eur. al shs
slow progress made a. II vas expesiei ,hss consider
able smoun, OF testimony vosd have eesa rssessa "
day, espec ny the ,dsr u he sviepc~ 81 Dc foa
Al little before och o., however the resord
completed BY the Jadgs Advocate and rssa asa after
The Presdeni ,usses,sd that ., -. highly necessary
that the Judge Acsocse should haze cls o. a.~i.4s
in order facilitate bus Mr. p rsglsa tnsi As
should endeavor 10 and person quaL6ed Tor ina bas.
ncss
member here moved that the cogrt, After ne "A
journmenf, st. for private ccnsotatvn 10 The matter,
with closed DORIS, and |, az eed -.
The Cour, then adjearnsd WITH 10 o'eloss tsmcrTes
Dur,Dr The latter part Of the tine o.cuga.I n n.
Court In amending the record lnelssn, Of snsso
nature occurred After frequent errors commit 81 ~
the Judgs Advocate, Capt crAbbs saddenly s&srssed
him, across tho table. 80 follows
"a gentleman should never undertake he duties q N
once, unless mPe'ent 10 perform thsmr'
The Judge Adsccste repIied.You yin &C. SIR WHISTLER
an or not, before ve get out of this-v
Capt Crahhs-' But say you are not com stsnt"
Judge Anw cate" Very vel, err, yoa welcome 70
Jour opinisn this 10 free country and every hes
right TO his opinions -
episode, but no more WORDS wne pAssed bstsesn the
PARTIES.
ERsArun--Tn the testimony Of NJ. Foltz, puhllshsi
yesterday, the sentence stating that Americans and
EDslistmen ~ well ~ nativss, applet the gimp
10 u Dmt d"rc Coo shosd have real The people cf
Busnos Ayre. applied the word aIeasAita Cor psmp
TO the shp Jamssfovnn
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ITALIAN OFfHA~- ne Optr1 OF y malta a hOnan,
which ~as 10 have been played on Thursday even
ing last bu, which was postponed In consequence
Of the sickness of Mad. Bertucca Marctzek will be
presented tomorrow evening. The new contralto,
sigDorina Martina Dormy, will make her debut on
that occasion, In the character Of Amanda Ill Gondi;
signor Grsxispi, o. Due de Chevreuse, Signor Be-
rald a. Conte de Chalais, and Mad. Bertucca Maret
sek - NARA di Rohan.
Bowpy THrArxE.-rhe benefit III Madame Mar
gsist 0hnxa, uhoss surprising fcats on the tight
tragedy ~ Richard ILL., will commence the
entertainments. The next feature viii DO the
"Drpmmsis song" by IA petite. Emily Doronie; a.
The comsdIstsa Of '-Homebedy Else" will conclude
the entertainments
NIslos GAkpux.--The Ravels, with Nile. Urea
Matthias, syf ear 10 morrow evening. The orchestra
VIII open ihe xnrssnsnts BY an overture, which
w ss sssessdsa y me comic ballet .nsom,ms ..
Of "urielien sin follow. Nile. Urea Matthias as
urislls, frsscois Kxvel 90 the Grand Nizer, and r.
Bullsrt a. Count Frederick. The entertainment o.
he "Bsdouin Arabs viii conclude the anrsements.
xAros.L rsKArrn-Tomorrcw evening Is set
apart tor the benefit ~ the deork-epcrs Of this old
sbc fa,ofie establishment II win be the last night
Of he season and consequently the house viii likely
be- erwded. The pieces selected a'e the dra ma Of
Eva" the comsdietta Of The Lottery Ticket, and
tie es,mic psnsomilne cf The fcsky Coobler.'
u u hoped iha, ne doorkeepers viii have good
tsnsft.
AwssrcAx MrsKrm.-The selections for tomor
roo afisInoan are ire amusing pieces of who
Sgsaks Fi~tl" and The Limerick Boy" and the
alsna 81 "nsrse.ier " announced for the evening.
rcider the smnremsbl~ In the saiaon. the yisiters
have the privilege Of viewing al the curicsisies 81
tie Museum.
HFFopsoSr.-rhs sma~menis 70 be given here
" morrow afternoon and evening ell comprise the
sscsng exsrrh o. The chase Toe tart the eeroosa
and The grand Char Dc Flsnrr. In shich thirty ar
ti.,s q hish Partisan celebrity win appear.
CusfsrY's Mi~sEKsrs.--rhi~ old established and
rry regular hard a minstrl- Arc 10 appear foe The
last tine but three tins ssason. tomorrow night.
Tie pros rzmne comprises several Of those negro
melodies which have 80 cften amused their numer-
ors patrons for ths past seven years. P~rces COM
tlinsntary tsneft Win conc On on Thursday even
Ing.
woop's hwTRkLs.-The operate borletta Of
LEAD her De sham Nonsy. y 3, b. produced by
this ccmpapy tomorrov night, George Sustaining
Tie yripsIlal character. The usual performances
win also be given.
BrcxIkys sgRx~kpxRs.-rhe new hnriesqus on
n . larry oEera 20 "Cinderrila. OF the Magic Glass
sllpfs whieh has drawn snsh cros5sd a-sem-
tlsrss, Notwithstanding the intense beat darnx tue
past week, wsll be repeated tomorrow evening.
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FATAL AccIDExT.--0n Tuesday, the 20sh instant,
Captain John Ford, Of Newark Valley, was on
seafold with bis son, and another person. shingiing
bis barn, when the scaffod gave way, aud the three
with the tcsiold fell TO the ground. Captain Ford
was almott instantly killed, and the son v in . crt-
cal state, being much injured. Captain Ford did
honorable service In the war Of 1912. and was man
much respected by ell who knew him. and has lefs
large family TO mourn his lo&~-Osscsgo Gazette.
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snocxIye AccIrrSr.- Intelligence o. TIE arss
fatal ACCIDENT the Fourth Of July rcsched a.
this oruiIg =. man nsmsd Brown Wa KILLED al
Aycn yessfr'ay, BY the prtmstufe di.ehargc OF
that hir towtIs protrp ed. The fui particulars Of
tie q q. spt have not been received. We presume
THE secdsst, hks others Say bear % dar.aS Ne
week, vas the result Of csrciemnsnn--kocA. CstoH.
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SHocEHG ATrEMPr TO MuRpR-A German
calling himself Frederick Cook, appeared before
Justice d. W. Baldwin yesterday afternoon, and
stated that ne bad jnst killed his wife, and that be
Post ami Tchenor Immediately sent to inyesti-
gate the affair, and with DR.. Eyrich proceeded 70
the place indicated by the German. They found
the unfortunate woman In q small shanty on the
jpred and welteripg in blood. Her injuries were
Inflicted with Ratchet, and were confined 70 the
head. The Ratchet was found by her side There
were very severe wounds on the back OF the head.
one on the left size the temple, and two on the
lett chesk bone, cutting her face severely. Her
skull VAS fractured. When discovered abe was It II
alive, slthoueh but little hope is entertained Of her
rccv.ry. The neiRhbrrs In the vicinity knew MOTH
ing Of the occurrence until the arrival o. the officers
The b, sband was committed 10 Jail for further ex
smnston, and we understand that the act was
ctmmitied while under the influence Of jealousy
sN1seask X.scsSy, Jug 8.
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We learn from Louisville KY that on Saturday last,
after patient, fu and thorough investigation Of AL
the facts in the csse T. c. Chenowsth Of the Hardin
county jup mes, Whose names are By word and re-
prosch throughout The Length md breadth of lsnd
was sSpssd f0m The Baptist CAuzsi II nissbstAswn.
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Supreme Court-special Term.

OPINION As TO THE GUARDIANSHIP or CHILD.
mining questions Of guardianship that the interests
Of the infant and in degree It's inclinations
stitute the guide BY which the Judge is to be gov
erned. Fathers, is true, may by deed or will,
duly executed, Gspose Of the custody and tuition
Of their minor children; and where there is real
estate, an uncle by the statute has quasi legal
right subject TO the discretion Of the court. TO the
ONCE Of guardian. 10 the present instance there is
neither deed, nor viii, NOR real estate. There are,
therefore, rights such, except the rights Of the
infant and Of these the court aud the court Alone
sitting - chancellor, must judge. Mr.. Conant. one
q the applicants, 10 the paternal uncle, and Miss
McM,chsel the maternal grand aunt Of the infant.
The latter u willing to make and has already made,
an immediate beneficial pecuniary arrangement for
the infant; the former confines himself to promises
very credtable to his liberaity, but which are not
birding, and may never be realized. Mrs. Barton,
the friend Of Mrs. Bos childless widow, has had
charge Of the infant for several years. has supported
her. and In the absence Of children Of her own has
formed q strong maternal attachment for the child,
and that, too with the express sanction and by the
direct action, of the child's father On the other
hand, Mr.. CoDapt, the uncle, has several children OF
his own to provide for, and, in his brothers life
time, and evn just before bis brothers death, ex-
pressed his entire satisfaction With Mrs. Barton and
even an unwillingnsss to take upon himself the
buriben Of maintaining his niece. Mira. Barton,
under these circumstances, IL appears ~ me. has
acquired . solt Of right to her adopted chili-a
right which, being in harmony with the inclinations
and true interests of the child, although not sristly
kgs II y the duty OF the Court, in the exercise OF
Its discrtion, TO respect IT, therefore, the grand
sup, shall execute new instrument correcting the
mistakes or impenections Of the one now In exist
epee, In o manner satisfactory TO one of the Judges
Of this court, shall direct that her friend, Mrs.
Barton, be appointed guardian OF the child TIL the
age Of fourteen, and thence until another be ap.
pointed In Der stead, at the instance OF the child
herself A 10 the question Of urisdiction there Is
dispute that the insnt for several years. had her
kRal, well ~ actual, residence In this State
clear, well defined, certain residence. Such resi-
deDce, In my judgment, cannot be defeated by
native state, where, too, he was merely lodgcr in
bis brothers house.
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ID to be that numbcr-Who came too see Il, and
. with some difficulty, at first, that any Of them
be persuaded TO ride upon 1t, but their shy
soon wore OF, and passengers could be had Ia
dance; five or six could seat themselves very
on the tender and car. It was very amusing,
road In Japan. Who would ever have thought
ph thing bat Uncle Sam2 The first locomo-
too, ever in operation In Japan, built out an
Norris's! ineed hardly tell you that 1 take
every stopping the gentleman in charge, Mr..
~. of the Mississippi, would exclaim, ut the top
! voice-"P issengers please show their tick
A-"Passengers for GORE Kama get out here and
e heir baggage"-"Passengers for Jeddo v II
o secure their tickets before they get in the
then the whistle would sound, and the bell
70 give intimation that the time Was up, and
ing TO pedestrians, and then snort or two,
" they dew again. II was conducted ir true
ZEE ttyle. The Japanese we're highly pleased.
expressed their admirstion In the warmest
). The whole affair was conducted under the
date superintendent Of Mr.. Gay, Chief En-
r Of the Missis ippi. Its operation was per-
not the smallest bolt, (and some OF them are
.nitely small) having given way, nor thc
est accident having occurred to II. Il made
ircuit Of the track from three and half TO
lines minute, and II being about $40 feet In
nfc, ence, would be equal TO iced Of fifteen
per hour--this was performed, carrying six
p persons. 1t could have been driven up to
speed, but this was Sufficient 10 answer the
pse for which Il was intended. The car Is
old specimen Of Workmanship, aud reflects
credit IN the maker; it IL q perfect m,dei OF
grown car, with everything complete.
was one exception, which was discovered by
Hcer, an old railroad traveller, and thai was
poks inside for banging carprs.bags and um.
s upon were emittca; these are conveniences
at importance and readily mis.ed by the rail-
traveller. The track Is to be taken up and
ported with the car and locomotive TO Jeddo,
\ pr ed in the Empcror's garden, for the En-
land himself to play with | suppose. that is, IL
Y is an Empressi II viii be fine sport for them,