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REMOVAL.
The Metropolitan p per Hanging and
Upholstery WHre.ROom&

Hare been Te1norcd to Ih ST. bet ID cnd r SIS. north.
No. 5, WASHINGTON PLACE.
HAVING removed my place of business to more
Il commodious premises, would respectfully So
licit cali from my former friends and the public
generally, feeling confident that they will be dis
appointed i'll the quality OF my goods and prices
/ have just returned from the North, with new
and large assortment of this seasons goods, which
will be found i'll quality and price, superior any
hitherto brought to this city My stock of PAPER
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK is executed
hyworkmrn in my employ, which, in every instance,
Will warrant to possess the best material and work
manShip.
Houses and Halls papered, at the shortest notice,
by experienced wOrkInen.
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES, Patent
and Ncnitian BLINDS, Hair, Moss. Cotton and
Shuck MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS Of every des-
ription for sale. Church Pews re cushioned at
moderate charges.
{G5- A call is solicited.
JOSEPH II. X. PLANT,
aug le-lyrO 9TH street. bet d and F..
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PLACES OF RESORT.
PINEY POINT PAVILION

'INitS agreeable bathing place, and ou,., -.
l. Tor those in search oi health and ratiop.I e''M
IRE, hlf.ng been leased by the undersigned n ,ss
view To the purchase OF il. IL successful in h.,
TO accommodate the public, wac opened for m.
son on "Wednesday, l.iiI June. M
Many and varied mprovt ments have been -.
~ made calculated 10 promote the cnrnior, OF Nv
tiers, and nothing sha be omitted Nv the pror,...~
and his family which can afford the least sY,i.!I
to his guests. Parents and Their children w,lI 1
find all The comforts of home IN ample pror,s'
whilst the dcvotec of fishing NAV come ssspr.s =,
every Necessary arrangement Tor his accommoc.,S''
in tbs way of fishing boats and tackle. NIrh -,
persons TO wait on him willis; engaged in his 10y
waiting sport, has been fully made In add,,io.i'
seine will be daily drawn for the accommod,t,,,''
the place and the amusement Of vsiiers wl,I., '"
rate band of music will he in readiness. H.. wv .
night, fer the amusement and recreation a, ,l "u
who may call IL into service. 'se
Nis,ters from Washington. Georgetown and A.,
andria, can reach the Point on Monday ~
day, and Saturday of each week Nv moan. ~ !, :
steamers Powhaian, 0sccola. and Coumh,, .ne
can return on Tuesday, Thursday, FRIDAY and s a""
day Of each week by the same boats. "
The terms of board at the Point will no - -, =
single day, 81 30 per day for three DAYS and
a week. $40 per week, and $50 per month. thI
dren and servants half price. MI"
WILLIAM ". DIX.
Formerly Proprietor Of the Fountain
~ Pm Inn. Light street Ral,,po..
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J0RDAN'S
Frederick White Sulphur Springs.

'INHlS long-esiabshed watering place having ras
Il sed INTO the hands of the suI.brIbtTs thev bgto
announce TO the public that they are now prepared
for the reception and entertainment of yisiiers An
extended panegyric OF the remedial virtues OF these
waters they deem unnecessary. popular opinion dat
ing back eighty years. having approved them.
These Springs beautifully situated in Frrder
lex county, Va, five miles from Winchester and
one mile and half from Sirphenson's Depot p O..
on the Winchester and Harper'< Ferry Railroad. and
are therefore of easy access from North and East.
Visiters leaving Baltimore, Washington SC. IN the
morning train arrive in due time TO dine.
Facilities for thu accommodation of guests IRE
more ample than ever before, n large new building
having been rcceatly erected.
For the following diseases these waters are found
10 be highly efhca"ious: Dyspepsia, liver disrascs
eruptive affections, SC. and u. a diur.iic and aeS
alive they are unsurpassed.
II. NJ. s C. ". JORDAN,
" StlstSep Propnclors
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Law School Of Cumberland University,
AT LEBANON. TENNESSEE.

AT Lebanon, TENNESSEE
FACULTY, Hon. ABRAHAM CARUTHERs, late
Il one OF the circuit Judges OF Trnncs<e.
Hon. NATHAN GREEN, late one OF the Judges OF
the supreme court oil Tennessee.
Hon. BROMFlELD l.. RIDLEY. one OF the Chan
ceilorS OF the State.
Judges CARUTIIERS and GREEN devote Their
Whole time exclusively 20 the school.
Plan Of InsfrIaction.-l. Daly examinations Ol
each class on The text books. No regular Of
lectures, but explanations Of tie daily Lessons the
progress o! the examinations.
=. " "ckiy moot courts Of common law and equity
IN which students cCnmCIcs suits on a statement OF
facts gwen by The Professors. aud prosecute lism
through all the processes lE"wn ~ ,.ctua 1T1ci,r.
The cases AZ" 20 framed - To require them ~ pre-
pare deeds, bills, records. and all SORTS of documents
10 be read a evidence IN the trials. Sons tls
cases are taken by appca! 10 sg3rcme moot cGun;
which Is held monthly in me clas- and ia pubic at
the end oI every SESSION. The students clerks,
Sherifi> jurors, circuit Judges and ChaHccuTs and
in other official capacities connected with i'r
SeES10TS-1he First session commences the thTd
Monday IN September. and ends thlui Thursday VA
February. The second commences the suCcrCdin-
Monday in February, and ends second THURSDAY IN
july.
Expenses per SeSsion.-Tuiton fee $50 IN advance;
contingent fee 81 boarding about 50 Students
furnish their own books, which can be- had III the
Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions Repaired TO compIet- the cOursr, I'M
less the students enter an advanced cIa,. No pre-
viouf study required Tor admission. There fOmT
regular classes. Students Iaay enter al any umc
during the collegiate year.
There is moot legislature connected with the
school.
The numher of Students the last collegiate ycar
ROBERT l.. CARTTiIERS,
iy a-:'n President Board Trustees
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Fnueuier White Sulphur srr,,u-
Ffffy miics ,rcst n Di,t,tcf Of Colu,.ha

TVfs muck hcl " Disf7lI OF Colombia
TNIIiS establishment is now open for the rrc,,,,,.
Il OF vlSiters. The healing qusIiti.. OF IN, -,
are well established. and nv many arr roeo,aoi
inferior TO none IN the State. The buId,n.. a.
upon large scale, tasicuy arranged win snsco''s
pnrticoes. bali -rooms md parlor>. offensive ,,s
walks, and covered ways shaded nv beautifiI r.,
A first rate band of music has been secured ,rs
most ample supply of the very best Wines hon.,
and stores which the country could afford ,,ii,h,
regard TO price. Efficient, polite. accunmods,,rt
agents will endcavor To make the tune of ,he .k
As agreeable as possible
Terms OF board as follows: $50 for the season nm.
Ing ISt October; for three months. SO: for H.
months, SOD; for one month. SIS: for Two uacp,
Sie; one week, SO; per day, Sl.75; meals ana
lodgings. each 80 cents. Children undcr ,nI
years, and servants. half price No ch,r,o e.
children under two wears. Horses, ~ cents urr ia,
o: SO per month. The yer, best wines ann l,o"a.l
having been obtained. corkage Of 81 a notiIr ana -
proportion TOR larger quantities, Will be- charprd o
all mat shall I've brought 10 the place b others D
PAYABLE weekly. 's
The Alexandria and Orange Railroad is now GAM
Pietrd To w arcnton, and the cars leave Aleyanar,.
at eight O'Clock every morning except SUNDAY snd
get TO Narrenton IN about two and half hou,.
where first rate line Of stages will take The n,.s.
gers immediately to the Springs sill and a half mile
over McAdamiZed road; returning the car, lasr
NaHenton at y O'Clock, and Passengers ref 10
Alexandria and Washington in time for the pyeninc
train 10 Baltimore. Another train of car, le,y,s
Alexandra at 3 r. m and gets 10 Bcaeton in sbo,,
two anda half hour, when first rate line If stsy.
coaches will take the passengers about nine mile, n
the Springs, over good summer road. Fare NV
either route from Alexandria TO the Springs. - "A
Travellers who come by Gordon.viile viii nav.
equally good coaches 10 Culprpcr Courr house
which place they leave M in the ears ana 90,
to Bcaleton in 30 minutes. where the coache. Will
take them immediately IN the Springs thus maxine
two daily lines from Bcaletnn. and one from Wa
renton TO the Springs. Persons breakfast nj tho
Springs. dine and spend about four IN Alexandria
and return To the Springs by Of tho snme d,y
Passengers by the evening train from Richmond ret
10 the Springs by noon the next day. Bv the Ger
densve route. they sleep at CuIpcpper Court house
and get to the Springs about mae next rrorHrr
good line Of coaches will eo from the Sprirps 10 Nrv
Market three times week, connecting al Gaipe-'s
Cross Roads with the Winchester line.
THOMAS q. FLINT,
iy92m SUPERINTENDENT,
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DR.. CASADAVAET.
SURGEON DENTIST.

Would respectfully announce to his
frySsS.sg friends and the public of Washington
SiINy that he is permanently located on Penn
syivania avenue, between the National
Hotel and ~ streets, two doors from Campbell g
building where lie still continues to perform all op-
CREATIONS IN the fental Art, and trusts his repu,a-
ton and skill for continuance OF patronage
He la: made arrangements with one of the best
Workincn ~ assist him i'll the manufacture OF ARTI-
Fl: IAL TEETH, single, in blocks with gums
which are superior and more solid than any in Use
ip this city. They inserted by the atmospheric
pressure. mounted on the finest gold plates are of in
parable liahtneSs, and easily distinguished
from the natural-ihey sufficient for every pur-
pose o. haStration, impartiug 10 age the freshness
and intelligence of youth, and worn without the
least uBeasiness. For his great Improvement he has
received many testimonials from his patients and the
press.
With an experience of seven years he will give
perfect satisfaction, and all his operations will be
warranted aug 5-eolm
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Wm. I'll. Allen
VI. a. Tyson and Sisters Female
Seminary for Boarding and Day PUPILS

On F street, bctreen llh and 18Th streets
FTNHE duties of this Institution will he resumed on
Il Thursday the 18th of September, at which
time. The pupils requested to be punctual in ut
tendance, in order 10 promote speedy organiza-
ton of the classes.
The many Improvements and additions lately
made to their previously large establishment enable
the principals 10 offer increased advantages and ia
cilities to their pupils.
They have also made arrangements for the accom-
mediation of IL or IA boarding pupils who will find
everything provided that can make home comforta-
ble-such as chambers well ventilated, carpcted in
winter, and warmed at pleasure by furnace
their study room lighted with gas, and every other
convenience that can be desired.
No pupil will he admitted unless satisfactory ref
erence be given previously.
For terms, SC, circulars may be had ut the Sem
mary and II the principal bookstores in the city
aug 2i-drl 5thScp
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MRS. E. CONVERSE & MISS NJ. MILLER'S
Select school for Young Ladies',

Hamilton Terrace, No. 243, Eacr street, Baltimore.
THESE ladies, who have had so much experience
i in teaching, both in the Eastern and Middle
States, viii open Select Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The success which has invari-
ably attended their past efforts, gives them assurance
that parents who may entruSt the education OF their
children to their care, will find the duties and
sponSibitfes of This important and sacred trust faith
fully aad ably discharged.
The English Department will be under the excu-
sIve direction of the Principals of the School; and
wei qualified Teachers will be employed to give in
struction in the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing. SC.
For terms, Sc, apply to principals. Circulars
can be obtained AT Cushings & Bailey's, Baltimore
street, opposite Hanover. aug &-2m
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NEW MUSIC.

lust received this morning
y Lament of the Blind Orphan Girl; Annie Lowe
Ida May; Thou art gone frem my gaze; The Old
church yard; Der the blue Wave; Flow on thou:
shining river; Home again; Do they mis- me at
home; Yes, miss thee; Aunt Harriet ueeclla
Stowe. Moment dream Polka; Napoleon Polka;
Paris Polka; Affection Schottische; Home Co En-
pire Polka; Bunker Hill Quickstep; Gothamte do
Atlantic Schottische; in addition TO large assert
ment OF the newest and most select publications.
We receive music only once a week. and then from
the publishers in Boston, New York, and Baltimore.
Any piece not to be found in our assortment will be
produced the following Tuesday morning
JOHN F. ELLIS,
jyl9 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th & 10Th sts.
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CANEIELD, BROTHER q 90.


CORNER OF CHARLES STREET, BITTIwnRy. ND,
Ri daily adding IN tcir rich and elegant stock oil
~ GOODS, and invite citizens and Strangers ~
call and examine their assortment. consist 70 m pafi
OF English GOLD LEVERS. 0. the best ElakeFs,
WIN hunting. Magic. and open cases: tine SWISS
Levers aud Lcpincs, and silver watches OF GVeryva
i.ety and style.
Rich Diamonds. Pearls, and other Precious Stones,
set IN the most approved styles.
Rich silver Tea and Coffee SETS Pitchers. Gshl-is,
Cups, Walters Baskets, Spoons, Pie, Dr-'r, Cake,
and Ice Cream Knives.
Fine plated Tea and Coffee sets plated Baskets,
Casters, Egg Stands, Epcrgncs. Vegetable nirifcs,
Plated and aibata. 40 albalta Folk and rF'ons,
together W ii great variety of Fancy '.ood- rich
as itch Vases, Card Baskets, Perfume Bors, Fans,
PortmonnaieS, Jcweiry Gases. Ca.k-t., and Work
Boxes. Also, ladies' and gentemrn's WIRING Deshe,
and Dressing Cases.
{rf- Clocks. BronZes. Parton and Dresden Goods,
IN every variety. All Of which can be had M the
most reasonable terms.
iy 6-tf CANEIEID. BROTHER h 60.
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mo. 494l
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL

From pnbttc sale and pTtuute entrv of h9ads
lying TitAtn fifteen miles Of tie ronte Of
the proposed railroad from Brandon, IN
Mississippi. to Montgomery, IN alabama.
consequence Of urgent representations on behalf
i Of the interests Of the proposed railroad from
Brandon to Montgomery the President of the United
States has directed that for the present, land until
the pleasure of Congress can be ascertalnet in re-
gard to grant of public land in aid of constructing
said railroad the public lands lying within ff''R
miles. (or Whereabouts, may be- on either
side of an air line between Brandon and Nontgome-
ry in the districts of land sui Jet 10 sale at JACKSON
and AUGUSTA, in Mississippi, and st DEMoPOLIs and
CAHABA, in Alabama. be withheld from public sale or
private entry, las the NAV requre) until fur
ther notice and special instructions that purport
have been accordingto given to the land officers of
the districts aforesaid. t.'
The limits intended in the above order, (shown by
diagrams furnished to the land officers, include por-
tons of public lands advertised to be offered at A-
gual on the Goth Proxims. and at DenOpoiis on the
18th proximo, by the Presidents proclamation of
23d May last and also include portions of the lands
In the districts directed to be restored to Dr0te
entry by the notice from this office, subjoined to that
proclamation, lying within the aforementioned
townships, viz:
North Of The base line and East ore Chocta,o n,sri-
dian
In the Augusta district, in Mississppi: TOWNSHIPS
three, four five, six, and seven, of RANGES twelve
thirteen. fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and
eighteen.
North Of the base line ard Hest Of tie s. Sttpl.en'
meridian
In the DEMoPoIIs district. in Alabama: TOWNSHIPS
thirteen fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, and seventeen OF
RANGES two, three, and four, and fractional TOWN
SHIPS thirteen anu fourteen ORANGE five the unsold
lands within which townships are to be withheld
from public sale. private entry, (as the case may
be- Until further notice.
Valid presumption claims within the limits afore-
said may, however, be established and paid for rs
heretofore.
BY order of the PRESIDENT
Given under my hand, ct the General Land Office,
city Of Washington, this Nineteenth day Of August
1858. JOHN WILSON,
aug 20-dSw Commissioners
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CAMERON'S GENERAL AGENCY

.4nd Insurance Oficc, 81 floor, Todds Building, PENN
sq,rGniG drenlc, WGshin ston. D. L.
CLAIMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
" Land and Pensions. Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging to
The General Agency which may be- entrusted to
Cameron's care will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention.
Mr.C. has quite variety of Fine Engravnss, Books,
Periodicals, Pamphlets, Sc, SC, at the General
Agencv, and is prepared TO fill orders short no
tice and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are TO be had as
early as issued, at the General Agency. Subscr-
hers supplied by carriers ans lily
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EMERSON INSTITTTE,
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School TO
Bows,


THIS institute, situated near the corner of III and
1 18th streets. and formerly known As Woodbury. Is
Academy, will open on the first Monday i'll Sep
tembcr. Parents who wish TO give their sons thor
ouch classical and mathematical training are re
spcctfuly advised that the terms are comparatively
high since the number of pupils is limited. A high
grade of scholarship is aimed AT by the Principal
lie wishes TO turn ont yearly few scholars, who,
while they will reflect credit on him, will be- an hon
or to themselves ard those who send them He
would therefore give them individual attention. The
schOol-roo has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks, neat mating, &c.
Terms per quarter for the full course, SIS; for
the English branches $40. Payment in advance.
For further particulars apply (by nOte) TO the Prin-
cipa, or the following
REFERENCES
VIM. H. Allen. LII. D., Rev. F. :. Evans,
Pres. Girard College. Rev. ]. II. Brown,
Prot. Baird Smithsonian Rev. T. T. Wy~one,
Institute. ]. e. Hardness. esq,
Rev. II. Sliccr, p. Morgan, esq,
Rev. r. l.. Da>hiel, L. PurSsl, CSC,
Rev. j. G.. Butler, Il. w. MCkncw, esq.
Rev. G.. \. Davis, jy 2l-eo,f
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
OR EIARPERssFE ERY

.n~A The splendid Steam Packet CON
Es!s41SHN GRESs', Captain VoLSEy PrN<ELt,
having been thoroughly repaired and
put IN complete order, will recommcnce her regular
trips between HAEPERS FERRY and GEORGE
TOWN, on Monday, August 9Th, Leaving Ritter's
Whari, Market street Bridge, west of the Market
House, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. ut
O'CLOCK a. M, arriving AT Harprrs Ferry in time
for the cars going west. Returning, leave Harrers
Ferry every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday. at
o O'Clock, a. m, arriving in Georgetown the same
evening.
Way passengers viii he landed at any point on the
Canal AT reasonable rates.
Parties OF pleasure can obtain passage at half
price.
I'll packages intended for the Congress TO be left
at w. III. Rttcr'> warehouse. where n information
concerning the boat may be obtained.
Through passage 50.
GEoRGETowN, Aug. 5. 1853. au 6-eolm.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
NIHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE. whole

w err in PAPER of NIL descriptions. No. II HAN
OVER STREET, corner of German street. Bau
more, Md, now offers in lots <uir purcliaseTs,
large and desirable stock Of PAPER. BLEACHING
POWDERS, BINDERS; LEATHER. &c. &c, at
manufacturers prices.
Among our stock may be found the following de
scrIptiOns of Paper:
Printing, Writing, Colored, Envelop, Tisne riatc,
Bank Note, Hanging. Copying, Rlotrins. NISic. slk
fIitering, Marble Hatt-rs'. Cloth, Ssmzu,s, Hard
ware. Tip, Manila, Sand, Wrapping. SheatnaE.
Match Box, Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Leg Pa
per, &c. SC.
BoARDS-Binders', Trunk, Bonnet, Straw, Gard
and Press Boards.
Bleaching Powders, Alum Cards, Gard eheets,
Printing and Writing INK, Russia Skins, &c
UH PAPER Of any size made TO order al short no
lee. Y7-u
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LAW EnTIcE

SIDNEY S. BAXTER. late Attorney General of
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac-
tice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States the courts OF the District of Columbia.
and attend TO amy professional business conided to
him.
o. Office in Morrison 5 new building. on 4 St.,
between 7, nnsylvania avenue and & street.
References: Hon. ]. ]. Allen. Hon. VIM. Daniel.
Hon. Richard Moncure. Hon. G. B. Samueis, Hon.
George II. Lea, of the court of appeals OF Virginia
TO the judges of the circuit of Virginia, and
TO the Senators and members of Congress from Viz
ginia. iy l9-eOly
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War! WarM War !M

Our Army on The RIO Grande !-RNsssd
and Turkey u-Austrio, Merico, andthc
rest of mu,kindW
II RESPECTFULLY hasten TO inform my custom
l. and the public generally That am ready to
sunDIy ihes with GROCERIES of every description.
,cG. fresh and good, for Family use. | would call
vour attention to nv BLACKBERRY WINE, which
is recommended as 4 wholesome and agreeable bcv-
erage for the fall campaign Persons troubled with
Diarrhea will find this wine paatable and nf Iii
BILE remedy.
Please give me call, Al the corner of 10th street
and New York avenue, south aide.
aug 1tlm JOSEPH II. FENWICK.
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I IFE INSURANCE.. " the only sure pro

IFE INSURANCE., the only sure prop
- the dying husband may leave to support the wife
ofhls bosom and their tender offspring" The I'M
dersisncd as the duly appointed agent of The How
ard Life Insurance Company of New York, is pre-
pared to grant Life Assurances, and grant or pur-
chase or dispose of annuties upon the mutual and
joint stock principle otherwise. The Howard has
guaranteed capital of one hundred and ten thousand
dollars. All persons feeling interest in the object
proposed will he furnished with book gratis detail
ing brief the mode OF cticctng insurance All are
invited to examine the advantages proposed, whcth-
desiring to insure not.
II c. SPALDING, Agent,
Office on d street, one door east Of 10Th #.
aug 6-eom
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FUNERALS

To The subscriber is prepared to at
e.,1.--E---A0 end. at the shortest notice, 10 any
calls IN this line, and will spare pains to render
entire satisfaction all who may desire is assistance
in performing the last tribute of respect TO the dead
Iicarsc always in readiness. Mourning Cans and
Shrnuds furnished when desired
The subscriber bcgs leave call the attention OF
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESEEVER.
which has been already tested in the families OF sew
era i'll this city, Ia whom he can refer as 10
its efficacy in preserving the body from decomposi-
tion for any length of period.
J. w. PLANT. D street.
aug S-Polv hrt 9Th and 10Th streets