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COndenset. Locals.

Rev. DR.. ChaPln is to lecture in this city. See
advertisement.
From }. c. Parker We have an early copy of
HarpeT's Weskiy for March.
AsOdt thirty applicants for positions on the
police force were examined Yesterday.
Orders have been issued by the Board OF
Public Works for laying the fOOtwalk on 9TH,
betU6en y and - streets northwest.
The superintendent of sewers has been IL
rected to have all the sewer traps throughout
the District cleaned out.
Somebody has written \ letter from this city
TO the mayor Of Norfolk saying that II ne will
permit him 70 run a Keno bank IN Norfolk be
will "diyvy' With him, 1.-THE mayOr.)
Yesterday morning the twO-hOrss team of
Joseph Spear became frightened at the corner
OF II tn and X streets, anu ran away, AMI COM
ing in contact with a lamp-pOst, one OF the
horses was 50 badly Injured that he died
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire was
discovered in DIR. HORard's rC 5idence. 6II T AZ,
inmates Of the house without an alarm being
sounded.
Through the exsTtiOns Os Miss Mary +. Rowe.
the accomplished teacher OF the Third Inter-
mediate School. (Seat0n building "A fine me-
lodean costing SID has been purch 4sed for the
school by voluntary contributions OF the bOvs
The first quarterly session OF the Graud L re
l. q. g.. T., OF the District OF Columbia was
held last night, and the report of the se,retary
showed the following state of the Order: Mum
Der Of lodges, :; number Of members, S2l.
A handsome silver butter dish. presented bv
a lady TO St Vincent de Paul's Society for the
benefit Of the poor of st. AlOysius' parish, and
% COt- Ne-c u yesterday AFTER noon
Al the ParOchial school house, and realized
nearly 500.
At public meeting of Pioneer Council, No.
J. Sons OF JOnadab, 10 be held this evening at
HamliEe NJ. f Church, corner 9th and p
streets, adCr sses will be delivered by ex-GOy.
vance, OF North Carolina, Mr.. John Golden, of
this city, and others.
The Water-tspper has received instructions 20
cut on all water connections on premises
where the wateT-tsX has not been paid; and, in
Obedience to the same, suff Client force will be
employed and set to work on Mon lay next and
short work Will be made Of the cuttng-otf pro
Cess.
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DEATH IN THE SADDLE.-Sam uel Smelser,
an old man visiting relations in Liberty town
ship, Cook county, ILL.,, started home on horse
back, having with him little grandchid some
Q or years old. While passing westward on
u road one mile north of the Madison county
line, and some two and half miles from Tpde-
peudence, he was noticed hanging forward an 4
downward by the women at one or two houses
he passed. The road was heavy, and the horse
was gong on slow walk. Those who first no.
ticed him in the position supposed he was sim
ply reaching for dropped rein, but finally the
crying OF the child, who was riding behind hun,
attracted the attention OF the women and some
OF them stopped the horse and saw that the Old
gentleman was in fearful condition, being
purple and dark in the face. On lifting the
child from the horse, the lifeesS BODY OF the
Old gentleman TELL to the ground. He died OF
heart disease.
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Bet,eeeH the Post Office Departments Of ths Uaitod
States Of America dHd Of Newfoundland Estab-
lishing an Erch1ngse Of Postal Cards betEesa the
tlco Countries.
ditional facilities of mail communication be-
tween the United States and NswfOundlan I, it
is hereby mutually agreed that United States
postal cards mailed at any post OH .e IN the
United States and addressed to Newton all and,
and Newfoundland postal cards mailed at any
post.office in Newfoundland aud addressed to
the United states, when prepaid an additional
postage of one cent. by aff King thereto an or
binary one-cent postage stamp OF the country
OF gin in addition 10 the stamp printed or
impressed on the card. shall be reciprocally for
warded and delivered in the country of destina-
ton, free Of charge. Postal cards not - pre-
paid will not be forwarded in the mails between
the two countries
ARTICLE 1.-THE regulations and instruc-
tlons governing the use and treatment OF post al
cards In the domestic mails of the L nited States
and Of Newfoundland, respectively, sh all apply
equally TO the postal cards mailed in either
country and addressed TO the other country.
ARTICLE IIl.-Esch country will retain 70 its
own use the postage il collects at the prescrib ii
rate on postal cards forwarded to the other
country.
ARTICLE IV.-The present articles shall be
considered additional To those agreed upon be-
tween the two offices on the l3 20 of November
a. ID. 1872. and shall come into operation on tue
LIST of October, 1873.
In witness whereof the Postmaster General
OF the United States OF America and the POST
master General of Newfoundland havs hereto
set their hands and affixed their seals. at the
date set opposite TO each respectively.
[Seall ,JNO. A J. CRssWErr
Postmaster General of the United States,
August p, 1873.
JouS DELANEY.
Postmaster General Of Newfoundland.
September 10, 1873.
hereby approve the aforegOing convention,
and IN testimony thereof have caused the seal
OF the | nited States 10 be affixed.
L. 5. GRANT.
By the President:
W. HUNTER, TSeal of L s.
Acting Secretary of State.
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WALL street To-day

NEw YORK, February 1S-The POSTS finan-
cial article says: Gold opened at 12% sold up
TO IN tdown 10 1875 and back again to I24.
On gold loans the rates have been 4 \ to for
carrying. Foreign exchange is dali and steady.
Prime bankers bills on London sell at ASK TO
ass, and for demand at about ASS. Money is
easy at 3 10 for call loans, none of stock
brokers being accom- m0dated below 4, and that
many are paving more than 5. Prime mer-
camille paper is quoted at 5ka7.
Government bonds are strong to-day, at 3
10 of one per cent. advance on yesterday =
prices. In southern state bonds, dealings at
the first board we're principally in old Tennes-
sees, which were firm; Virginia's were steady,
and Missouria's strong; Georgia rs. new, sold at
SIX. The stock market opened YAK OF per
cent. above yesterdays closing prices, and there
has since been steady advance, amounting to
y TO 2& per cent, the latter having been on
Harlem,
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BALTTvoRE, Feb. ls-yirgiuia Sizes old, IS:
DO consolidated, sc< West Yrginiss. IL bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Feb. 15.-Cotton steady aud uu-
charged. Flur very weak aus unchanged Wheat
quiet and unchauged Oorn ull lower for south
trr-whtte the ToT4; yellow southern, 7o87s:
mixed western steady. Oats dull aud weak-.o1 b.
ern, s41s6; western, IS r. dull aud lower, 90 Hay
uuchsngea Provisions dull AID 4 at; nOminaly IN
changed. Western butter frmer and hisher-roll
ard tun, S6tGf0. Coffee dul, 2I62s. Whisky nominal
ard quiet, 20. Sugar quiet, ~.
NEW Yogk, Feb. Is Stocks active. Money, 4
TOLD, Ess Exchange, long, 4S5; short, &SSH. Gov
ernments strong.
NEW YeRk, FEB. ls.-FIour dull aud unchanged
.Whest rather more steady. Corn stea1y.
LOsDsS, Feb Is, 1880 m.-The weather
throughout England TO-DAY is fair. American Sc
cuTities inactive; New York Central IS Paris dis
patches quote rentes at IS francs, 571s ceutImes.
LONDON, Feb. is, l:s0 m.-C1usols for money
G@97's for account, 92s @32A. Bonds Of 1865, cid
LONDON F'b. Is, 40 p. m.-Paris dispatche.
quote reLtes at IS francs, E4z confines.
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S-fPraying costumes are advertised hy
fashionable modiste in Paris
SJOhn Morrisey has leased the Saratoya
trottiDg track for i've years.
81 Missouri thinks enough of the train rob
beTs to offer $1,000 apiece for them.
sS- Paris bellies do not paint but sglaze, their
cheeks.
Hspringfeld, VT, has thief detecting
society.
0-They have a colored historical society in
Louisville, Ky.
- The present legislature of Kansas will re-
apportion the Congressional districts OF the
state.
R-One hundred and twenty-five thousand
valentines passed through the New YORK ,,1st
Office on st. Valentines day.
SCapt. SOutherville, who was formerly At
tached To the U. ). navy, died at his residence in
Boston last Sunday evening.
1Garrett g. Bsnto, of Paramus, " J., was
married on Saturday, and on Sunday h an yed
himself in barn. The cause Is unknown.
0The lady barber OF New York has found IL
necessary To procure half a-dozen more assis.
tants OF her OWL sex.
~Eleven persons are known TO have been
killed by the ice house disaster at Pail abe phis,
and eleven others were injured, two very
severely.
~Frankiin b. Evans viii be hanged at Con-
cord, New Hampshire, TOMORROW for the muir
Ger OF Georgians Lowering, his niece, on the
zoth OF October, 1872.
0The celebrated trctting stallion Joe
brown won the race on the ice at Ticonderoga
ysteIIay, IN three straight heats, MAKING the
feusfAsoie TINE OF 2:27, 2:lsk and 2:21.
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BetcseH the Post Department Of he CaiteT - re-,
Of America and the Post Department # tie Ger
man Empire, EStdbliskiHg an Errha1ge If Postal
Cards bettceeH the Ti0o Coun tries.
ARTICLE 1.-FOr the purpose or providing ad-
ditlonal facilities of mail communication be-
tween the United States of America and the
German Empire, lt is hereby mutually agreed
that United States postal cards mailed Ar any
post Office in the United States and addressed 70
Germany, and German postal cards mailed at
any post-off in Germany and addressed TO the
United States, the postage on which shall n ave
been fully PREPAID TO destination, at the rates
hereinafter stated, can henceforth be exchanged
between the Inhabitants of the United States
ana OF Germany. But unpaid or insult GENTLY
paid postal cards will not be forwarded in tn
mails between the two countries.
ARTICLE Postal cards sha all be forwarded
exclusively by means Of such direct steamers as
snail from time TO time be employed in the
transportation of the direct German American
nalls; Each OF the two post departments shall
pay the entire expenses OF the sea transport for
the postal cards which are sent from it's terri
tory.
For the purposes of this article. the cbaroa f,r
the sea transportation across the Atlantic OF the
postal cards sent by direct steamers from the
United States TO Germany, is fixed at one cent
an ounce, tsvolIduPois,) net weight.
ARTICLE 3.-The postage on postal cards sent
In each direction is liked follows:
J. At 2cents when sent from the United States
OF America.
2. At | silbergroSchen when sent from Ger
many.
Prepayment thereof to be made by king 70
each United States postal card an ordinary one
cent postage stamp in addition to the stamp
printed or Impressed on the card.
Each department shalt retain TO its exclusive
use the postage which it collects, at the pre-
scTibed rates, on the postal cards sent from its
territory.
ARTICLE THE rsgul atoms and instructions
governing the use ana treatmen mt of postal cards
in the domestic mails OF the Cnited States and
OF Germany, respectively, shall apply equally
10 the postal cards mailed in either country an 4
addressed to the other country.
ARTICLE 5.-Ihe regulations in the fore yOiny
articles shall, in like manner, apply TO the
postal cards which are exchanged. through the
medium of the German mails, between the
United States OF America on the one side and
the Empire of Austria Hungary and the Grand
Ducby of LuXembUrg on the other.
ARTICLE 6.-This agreement shall 90 into
ERECT on the LIST of December. 1873. and shall
have equal duration with the postal convention
or 2lst October, lSG1, and with the addition
conventions concluded thereto.
Done in duplicate and signed in Washington
the 18TH November, 1873, aud in Berlin the 5lst
October, 1873.
JNO. a. j. CREswELL, TL.sl
Postmaster General Of the United States.
STEPHAN, lis
Director General Of Posts of Germany.
hereby approve the atOregOing convention,
and i'll testimony thereof have caused the seal
of the United States TO be affixed.
Is US. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF State.
WAsHING1 ON. November Is, 1873.
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GERNANY's EXPENSIVE CoNQURsrs-In the
German Reichstag yesterday General MoItke.
IL the course OF speech in support of the new
military bill, said: What we acquired in SIX
months we shall have ito protect bv force of
arms fer half century 20 come. France, not
outstanding majority OF her people are con-
vlnccd of the necessity OF peace, is imitatino
our army organization" He concludes. ssNe
nave become powerful, but remain peaceful.
we REQUIRE az army for defence. not connuest .
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NEW YORK GRAH0ERs.-The New York
State Council OF Independent Changers was
organized at meeting held in ALBANY yester-
mere than twenty counties. A TEMPORARY exo
eNutiye committee was appointed, which is -
report IN reference 10 constitution, etc, or
resentatiye influential men of both p1IiticaI ~ a.
ties. 90
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C., Tonight

National TRsatsr-Tbe superb fairy spectacle
Of "Undine. or, the Spirit OF the Waters"
FordS Opera Hosss-MIs- James A. Oates
comic opera company in - VI me Angct's Child"
TAsatsr Coziqus.-Tbe great sensation Of the
0WaIfs OF New York" and other attractions.
Lincoln HaH.-The great Miltonian tableaEx.
Seventh grand concert at the Congregational
church, corner iOth ana q streets.
Fair at the Mount Vernon Place NJ. f. chErch,
cQIneI 9th and Il streets.
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ST: PArRIcK's DAY-At a recent meeting Of
tne hloernia Benevolent Society No. 2, Ser
gesnt John Fainter OF the 5th noiice nrecinct
was elected marshal OF the association and one
OF Chief Marshal Kelly's assistants on the oc
ssson or the parade on st. Pafrick's day
nleernla Society No I, has elected Mr. Geo. 8.
olooings marshal for the same occasion
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TEE ORGAN CONCERT at the Church of the
Incarnation last evening was a most gratifying
success 1.-The Inquiry" was rendered with ex-
quisite effect by a portion of the Masonic choir.
AMI the singing OF Miss Flynn and Miss Bryant
was also received with marked evidences Of de-
light. After the concert a collection was taken
mp, which resulted in SIG in cash, and subscrip-
ticns for further Amnnnfs
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The CHANCE or ADMINISTRATION IN GRy.T
BRITAIN. -GladstOne was received by Queen
victoria at WindOr yesterday afternoon, when
ne formally rendered his resignation and thai
OF his colleagues. Disraeli has been summoned
and will 90 to Windsor castle to-day. He con-
feTred yesterday with several members of the
late conservative ministry. The new govern
ment is already partially constructed, and will
probably be completed within a week
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TIE LECTURE Tomorrow Nreur -,
Milburn's presentation of the life ana rs,-nn
nre OF wonderful man by an asro1,rii.S's
artist. The sale OF secured seas jnsti6es ~
confidence OF the eminent men who in yitsd ~
delivery OF TINS lecture. We anticipate an a.
ssmblaEe on THURSDAY evening in the NerTo
pOlitan church that will be an event in the | :.
erary history OF the city.
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CITY ITEMS.
CcFFEEs DowN.-See advertisement OF FL
pnCDZO Youngs & Co, - 1

.CcFFEEs DowN.-See advertisement OF FL
phoDzO Houngs < Co. IS.I
GROSS IMPosITIoY.-No imposition is more
10 be condemned than that OF ''short wei ght. -
SO common is this, that hardly an article OF
commerce is offered TO the public which has the
Iull weight r presented. Such is not the ca .
with bCHtey'S Yeast POIrdeF, now universally
use d IN this country. Each package contain,
VIII scrupulous eXactuess the full quantity OF
weight labeled upon it. and will produce better
and greater results than any other akinp Pc :
der IN market. Try it and satisfy yourselves OF
the truth of cur assertion. For sale by GrOcers
LADIES. try GgF, F}eicimdira e. Co.'S Premium,
ComI ressed Yeast. For sale at all Grocers De
pot, 1912 street. All orders from GrocerS and
DaAeIs promptly hlled. l7,6
GREAT DIsCOvRRY.'-Br Brilliant gaslight
only : per 900 feet at 1920 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. 6
A LARGE VOLUME would not contain the mass
OF testimony which has accumulated in favor
OF Or. HtStor's BGlSGm If VA CBerry as a safe
efficient, and reliable remedy Ia curing coughs
colds, and pulmonary disease. Many OF the
cures are truly wonderful.
THAT CORNs, BUNIoss, troublesome Nails.
vascular ENcrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments OF the feet deteriOrate aud DESTROY
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
tles ana pleasures, is probably as much OF a
uuelsm as that the establishment of DIR. White,
NO $50 10th street, opposite the L. ). Treasury
Whose treatment is based upon strictly scien-
tlic principes) Is literally patronised By the
most intelligent and cOnsiderate people, in or
der to avoid, or il ailing TO be relieved or per-
manently cured OF those most troublesome an
noyances.
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Symufons of Liver Co,,n,at,

A sallow or yellow color of -kn, or yellowish
brown spots on face and other parts of bOiv:
duIness and dTOwSness with frequent head
ache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth
dryhess OF throat and internal heat; palpita-
ton; ID many cases dry, teasing cough, with
sore throat; unsteady appetite, raising of food
CHOKING sensation in throat; distress, heayi-
ness, blOated or full feeling about stomach and
sldes, pain III sides, back or breast, and about
shoulders; collie, pain and soreness through
bowels, with heat; constipation, alternating
with diar1hGa; piles, iatulence, nervousness
GOODNESS OF eXtremites; rush of blood to head
win win symptoms OF aPoDleXyl numbness OF
nihos, especially at night; cold chills alternat-
ing with hot flashes, kidney and urinary diff
culties; dizziness, low spirits, unscciability aud
gloomy f0rebodings. Only few of above symp-
toms likely to be present at one time. All who
use DIR. Pierce's Ait. Ext, or Golden Medical
Discovery for Liver Complaint and its compi-
cations are loud in its praise.
CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
RUsK, TEXAS, May 10th, 1873
Dear Fir--My wife last year at this time was
confined to her bed with CHRONIC Liver Disease
gave her up TO die, when came upon some of
your medicine. / bought one bottle and COM
menced giving it. She then weighed 50 pounds;
now she weighs 80 pounds and is robust and
hearty. She has taken eight bottles in ain, and
so you see am an advocate for your Medi-
cines. VIM. MEAzEL.
TO PREVENT Fever and Ague there is nc
preparation Like DOoley's Calisays Tonic. 81
per bottle. go
TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ofIs72
were s2l9 eco. 4,I2-s,wsf
To GET RID of the Chills Immediately, tai e
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure permS-
nently. 60
PONDS EXTRACT Is FOR sale st wholesale OF
Ohss. Stott s. Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,t
WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrAtod BAZAAR Pattarns. NJ 1lha.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, Itb street,
Intelhgeacer building. 1923
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne Ar az stree,
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lockwood, HurTY q TAYIoe. e1s psrn-
yivana avenue, have Just opened another large
-. on seamless and Victoria kid gloves i'm An
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IBE CHINESE Of New ork CITY began the
celebration OF their new year on Monday. The
festivities last fourteen days, and they Indulge
in popping Of tiTecrackeTs in the wards of tbeir
tenemens houses, and in daily eating and srnok-
lrg parties. Comparatively little work will be
zone. rig Will hgure extensively at the teasts
PIGS, and always make them the main staple
OF their feasts. The Cinnamon have two club
houses, or places of social gathering, at II Bax-
yer street ana 81 Mott street, and connected
with each Is a room used as a Josh bouss or
temple, where the principal idol, FO, is placed
surrounded by images of lesser powers.
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IHB MARYLAND TWINS Rare Hguefr1yi-
fy-On Saturday, the 9Th instant, publication
was made in the Sun OF the birth on the pre-
VlOuS Wednesday, at IObaccOstick, Dorchester
county, OF female twins. who were Joined AT
tne breast IN manner more wonderful than
ne Slamese twins, now being autOpsisd in
Hhlladelphla. The Dorchester twins were of
cOlOred paTentage, the mother being Mary
1Iayers, who Is now in excellent health One
OF The twins was alive at birth, but died in a
lew seconds thereafter. The other when horn
bore the impress upon its face of genuine ne.
gro, while the complexion of the other was ike
that OF white person, and the hair less kinky
upon IT'S head than that adjoining the crauium
or its sister. DIR. Ia Count Smith of Toh4cco-
STICK, became possessed of the bodies of the
Twins shortly after their birth. and with them
arrived in this city yesterday afternoon for the
purpose OF having the bodies pTODerIy nrp-
served, which will he done by placing tn M in
an aquarlum-shape vessel filled with alcohol
Last night the Dorchester mOnstrostties were
exhibited at the Office of Dr. j. II. Tall corner
OF SHARP and Lee streets, in presence of several
medical gentlemen. The bond Of union CON
Meeting the bodies OF the twins extends from
the center OF the breast bone to the naval, thus
placing the bodies face TO face. The bodies are
well formed, and weigh ten pounds and a half,
and measure eighteen inches in length. The
physicians who were present az DR.. Tails office
last night gave as their opinions that each of
the twins possessed separate stOmachs hearts.
hvers, &c, and that wall separated the stOm-
a. n along that portion where the bond of union
exists. The only case on record where a SINH
lar bond of union ever existed is IN the IontOn
Museum, and, like the Dorchester novelty the
Twins were females-B1t Sun.
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A RAILROAD BaAKzvRS CErsHvo r,
DEAT H--''n Monday afternoon Ck4s. b tdgsr
6rakeman on the local freight train OF The
-, I ,-.Ie anu Potomac railroad, was killed
near wilson's, about nine miles from this city
~ Jun ping on the train 20 adjust switch his
-. ssus ht on the platform, and he struck a
,hs 49,. srH TEL back on the track. where
stantly. aiming MIN IN
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CoMPoUNDiNG WITH BANK RoBBERs-The
directory OF the Falls City, KY, Tobacco Bank,
pounded the felony by paving % cents on the
dollar on 100000 Of stolen bonds. The robbers,
supposed 10 be in New York, demand 20 cents
fuse the terms. ~
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SINGULAR CASE OF DROwNIgG.-Geo C,n-
bingham, road supervisor in Ohio, was found
crowned on Saturday evening. He had gone to
repair hole IN culveTt, aud was som after
found with his head lying in a stream OF water
not over one foot in depth. The deceased was
respectable citizen, 2S years of age, Unmar-
ried, and temperate in his habits No cause
can be assigned for his falling into the water.
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SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD. - To-day,
MtsSrs- MeTTIck and Morris, attorneys tor VIM
Knight, entered suit on the law side OF the
court against the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road company To recover damages sustained in
consequence OF the filing no of MARYLAND ave
nue some six feet in front of his property in
square Pa, between 18th and 18th street. south
west. The amount claimed for damages is
U9O.
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AN ACADEMY FOR CAPITOL HTLL-The
81 tiers OF the Holy Gross propose 70 erect at the
corner of East Capitol and 9th streets east, a
magnificent brick structure for the purposes of
an academy. The building will front 50 feet on
Fast capitol street, with depth OF 10 feet on
the east side of 9th street and will be four sto-
ries in height, costing over $4,000.