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81 DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS This ada ge will &c.
tainly be illustrated, If those intending t, pat1on;se
Whitshursts Enterprize-for the elevation OF the
Daguerrean Art-do not ct once obtain their csrtis
Gates. The certainty and fairness governing the
ennfe under ;akiug has rendered the demand so &C.
tive as to require an additional force of assistants to
furnish the supply. Remember / for s. YOU obtain
Certificate emitting you to an equal interest in
$4,000 worth Of properly, and In addition, hand
come s. premium Dagusrreotype, which, Of itsslf
IL equival emit in value 10 the outlay.
"Gncle Ned had no hair on the top Of his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to the discovery Of LYONS eel
orated Kathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any period o,
life. Only those who VIII not try 1t, are troubled
with badness, dandruH, or harsh and unplesssn,
hair
From the Home Journal, ~ r.
INC article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation ss Lrou's KArHA1sox. II
those who have used 1t land who has nct) thu rea
son is obvious, as its nvgoratinx and beautifyino
Effects and agreeable Perfume, stamp it an indispsn
sable article Of the toilet
Sold at the cid price of Is cents, In large bottles
BY all dealers: everywhere.
N,s. BARNES Prcprtetor. 15I Broadway, NY.
PRnskRvE Your HAm.-It IL a mslaschoiy
ana startling Act that quite q large class Of III,
Amsries people are bald, and that too st an esrly
esS, sna becomes those afflicted to pause and eY
anime the causes Of Badness and then ths remedv
q. EmersoHs AMertcdn Hasr Resturatire' stands un.
saneo ior that purpose. It Is an Indian prepare
aSa pr.P.red purely on the scientific principles Of
the Ned Man, snd who eyer aeen n hsii hasdad Tn
disnf such q thin g has never been known.
nee circulars, to b had Of Druggists, giving par
Price 81, in large bottles.
. Sold In Warrington and Georgetown D. O, by all
tbs principal Druggists, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Csnadas
y ID. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent,
Washington, D. @.
g. K. FISHER 90. Proprietors,
No. AZ superior Street, Cleveland, O.
" 6-Smos -------s--
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- LIVER DIsIAsE.-Carter's Spdnish Mixture, Is
. remedy fo- lvsr disease, and the number of for.
midable evils connected with disorganized state OF
that organ, Is unrivalled.
Hundreds of certificates from the highest sources,
Of persons living in the city Of Richmond, might b.
given Of cures effected by Carters Spanish Mixture.
We have only room to refer to the extraordinary
cure Of Samuel N. Drinker, ESD, Of the firm Of
Drinker Morris, booksellers, Richmond, We, who
was cured by two bottles Of Carriers Spanish Nix
ture, after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says its action the blood il wonderful, better
than all the medicine he had ever taken and cheer
fully recommends 1t to all.
A.ASan I'D
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PROCEEDINGS OF To-Day.

r.
SESArE.-Mf. Stuart made personal OK.
PLANTATION, caused by publication in the New
York Herald, that he had lodged the vote
upon the postponement Of the Homestead bill.
in the course of which he stated that he had
paired of on that occasion with Senator Bad
ger. which fact should have been announced
at the time by Senator Wade, who forgot so
to do.
Mr.. Jones, Of Iowa. reported bill TO nan.
sion the widow of Batchelder, the Deputy q.
S. Marshal, killed in the Burns riot in Boston
minority report (adverse) ON the same
subject was made by Messrs. Seward and Sum.
ner conformity.
The Homestead bill was taken up after dis.
posing OF some unimportant business, and was
discussed on amendments by Messrs. Bayard
Clay and Wade, before We went to press.
HoUsE.-Mr. Kidwe!l presented the memo.
rial Of the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company, asking the investigation of certain
charges against Mr.. Justice Grier, of the U,
5. supreme Court.
Mr. Howe said, that though his feelings
prompted him to object to the memorial, bis
Deher that Judge Grier had acted properly in
the wheeling bridge case made him inclined
70 court, on that gentleman's behalf, the in.
vestlgation asked memorial referred to Ju.
dietary Committee.
Mr May presented the memorial of the
board OF Managers of the Washington Monu.
ment asking aid from Congress; referred to a
select committee on Mr.. Nays motion.
The House then proceeded to vote on the
pending amendment to the River and Harbor
bill, all OF which were agreed to by yeas and
nays "''N
The said bill was then read the third tim.
40 amended and passed-yeas 96, nays TO-
The House then went into Committee NJ III
Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr. Wright
Of Pa, in the chair,) wherein the Army an
preparation bill was taken up, and was being
considered by sections, when our report vent
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u We are daily receiving requests by
letter, to mail the Star to city subscribers and
others for . snort time. The writer's, however,
forget to mail the pay for them with the
orders. So, of course their requests cannot be
complied with, as We mail no papers not paid
for in advance. This is an imperative rule in
the Star Office. Our patrons will therefore
please take notice that if they desire the Star
by mail, they should send with their orders,
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suIcIDEs.-A young woman, an Irish Pro-
testant, whose maiden name was Davis, com.
mitted suicide at Cohoes, because her friends
upbraided her for marrying q Catholic few
days before
at Cincinnati, young lady attending q
store, committed suicide because an enemy had
threatened to make public some circumstances
that happened FIVE years before, when she was
a teacher in boarding school.
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AeR should be sziuersally ksoscn-for its strictly
trus-that indigestion Is the parent Of large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentefy, diarrhoea
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
alone. Think of that dyspeptics think Of it ell whe
suffer from dsordered stomschs, and II you vii.
ling to be guided BY sdvice, founoed upon expert
enoe, resort at once (dont delay day. to Hoohands
German Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. O. NJ. jackson.
which, az an Alternative, curative, and invigorsnt
stands alone and unspproachsd. We have tried the
Bitters; and knew that that they excellent for
the diseases specified above. For sale by dealers In
medicine everywhere. ap6
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THE RoyANCE OF RAILROAD SWIM.
DLING.

We have the romance Of history; the 70.
nance Of war, pestilence, and famine: the
romance Of murder, highway robbery, and
Kidnapping; the romance Of forgery, arson,
aud assault and battery; and the romance of
"Omens rights, street preaching, AID spiritual
rsPpings. To Robert Schuyler, of New York.
are we indebted for the opening Of an entirely
new path in the wide fsld of ,omanee-.be
mixing up Of private romance with public
railroad svindling. Our meaning is better
explained in the following extract from the
New York correspondence Of Boston paper !:
In regard to the social life of Mr.. Robert
schuyler, family reasons, it ia said, induced
MIN 70 propose to his lady love secret mar
rage, and separate establishments in town.
ihsy have recently lived In different houses in
ia street More than q quarter Of centu-
sry has elapsed since this arrangement had
oten made by Mr.. Schuyler, and such had
been the manner of his life, that his most in.
innate personal friends thought he was a
bachelor. Some months ago, one of his daugh-
ters oeing about to be married to q Episcopal
Clergyman, her true name and history were
FOLD her lover, before the final arrangements
FOR the wedding were made! We often hear it
remarked that every house has . skeleton in
~, out In o house where years of concealment
have been practiced, there must have been a
skeleton in every room, The card Of Mn.
Robert Schuyler and published in the Tribune.
was thought by some to be a hoax, but it is
doubtless an authentic document"
This Mr.. Robert Schuyler is certainly one of
the most remarkable men that ever figured in
or out Of Wall street. 1t was impossible for
hiIn to transact any kind Of business after the
fashion of ordinary mortals. In the issue of
ais own lawful, legitimate stock, it seems that
as resorted to the same surrepitious and
fraudulent articles, which attended his swind-
ing operations with tho Now Haven Railroad
stock.
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EXTRA TRIPS TO THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, AND
FORT WASHINGTON,
On MONDAY and FRIDAY,
JULY 10Th and 1l-h.

IT, The Steamers GEO. WASH.
~ NGTON or TH0S. COLLYER
will leave shingtou for the above places on Mon
dsy snd Friday aext Leave Washington ct 4. and
Alexandria at M ?. m, 81 return to weshington
at 10 p. N.
Fare round trip 60 cents; children 'hslf prsos.
The passengers will lsnd at Fort Wsshipgton spd
view re noble Fort and then pro,esd 70 the White
House Pavilion, which viii be liGhted rp, wasre
they viii stay about two hours.
Confectionery, Ice Cream, and Supper supplied
for thns. hat wish il.
A good bend Of Music IL engaged for both of the
trips.
Leave the hot and dusty city, and epend few
hours pleasantly, you will not regret II.
Coaches viii take persons to and from the boat.
" S-5t sAM'L GEDNEY, Capt
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D0IHas IN CONGRESS.

IN TIE SENATE, yesterday, latter we went to
press, Mr. Bayard called up the bill for the
extension of the Treasury building, so as to
provide for the accommodation Of the State
Department; which was supported by Messrs.
Seward, Bayard and Chase; and then post
poned until to-day.
The Homestead bill was next discussed by
Messrs. Chase, Butler, Clay, Pratt, Cass, Stuart
and Seward; when, after an executive session,
they adjourned.
In THE House, yesterday, after We went to
press, they went into committee (Mr. MeMul.
i'm in the chair wherein the River and Har.
Dor bill was discussed, on amendments, by
Messrs. Barksdale, Yates, Seward and others.
The committee rose, and the bill having been
reported back,
Mr.. Perkins. of La, moved to lay it on the
table not agreed to-yeas 81, nays 80.
The House then adjourned
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Aa-epIKsDD PIcTUREs-Thoeeo of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not fail to Fay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
the Avenue He has on exhibition there some chcice
specimens Of the new art Of Ddgu.rreotyping in OF
which for beauty and excellence arc Incompatible
There Is portrait executed in this last style, Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every ineament thereof giving Nfelike ex-
preston. Mr.. Plumbs Ia reckoned among the first
Daguerrean artist Of our time. mar 30
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HELHHG OFF ALI
My ND nc n

OELHENG OFF ALI
. FANCY DRESS GOODS At COST
We commence selling off the remainder Of our
faacy Brocade, plsd, and striped Silks
Rrintea be:eges, Tissues, AID Chally dc Lains
Printed Berege and Cashmere Shaw Is and Ecarfs
20 SIX Aantilles and French Embroideries
And many other Fancy g. DDS, ell of which will
De sold ct cost for cash. TO our prompt credit Gus
toners.
just received for Travelling Dresses
20 pieces assorted DsBeigs, vsry cheap
All persons IN want Of any Of the above articles
ought to examine our stock, a W have determined
NOT 20 carry any over for the next season. There.
dore great bargains may be had by giving N IN eery
call. MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLkY.
tn street, three dooFs above Penn. avenue.
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A American RiEemcn, Attention.
a 81 You are hereby notified to attend a meeting
MI NJ OF the company at Island Hall, THIS Thurs
ii II day. EVENING, the 10th instant.
AZ business of the utmost Importance will be
transacted, It u expected that every member Will
be present. VIM T. CHAMPION,
~ 13-lts Secretarv pro tenn
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Low PRIcEs.-At recent sale in New York
four Of tho most celebrated American trott,no
horses were disposed Of. Mao brought "a 100:
Tacony, $500; Frank Forester, q, $50 Bar.
mum, $3.50.
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~ eHrH's DHsPxPaA OoRDIAL--This delicious
Compound II offered - positive cure in al Gases Of
Dyspspsia, or dssanss%ant Of the Digestive organs.
oeftincatss Of sxtraordinaty cares accompany saeh
dslstsrious substance: For sale By 2 b. GILMAN
and ct BIorn's Hotel Washington, and Wholsaeis
snd r:t,I y d, eM1TH, u and 20 South l2th ID
S1s'sasVA1e -, zt i1' - ..5s may o-0
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REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRADE.-The sa.
vannah Georgian, an ultra democratic journal.
thus discourses on the subject of the African
slave trade: eff there be, a. q contemporary
states, q growing disposition in this country
ITO Withdraw the restriction upon tho African
slave trade, and refer it to tho snteypyizs of
or merchants" We are very confident that
1t is to be found north, not south of Mason and
Dixon's line"
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A hossIsa MAIL AeEsr.-Edward Mulli.
gan. the local Mail Agent ct St. Louis. h..
been held to bail In $4,000, on q charge Of pur-
Joining letters from the mail
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A CALIFORNIA ToWN-The Placer (CalA
Democrat tells US that, at Iowa Hill, Placer
county, two months ago, there were but two
houses in the place. Now there are over one
hundred, and some fifteen hundred inhabi-
tants. Six men washed out in one day two
hundred ounces, or $340O. No gambling is
going on, but every manis earning as honest
living, and a good one too.
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" The number Of marriages in New York,
from the LIST Of January to the 1st Of June,
were 2,346. Number of births during the
same time, 7,777. Without wishing to Islander
our Gothamite friends, these births seem to be
considerably above the legal pa,
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$2,7SO,32s 81
Their ships cost on going to sea,
on their first voyage, an aggre-
gaze oI''''s'
$17,156 Ga

$17,l56 Ga
Showing an apparent gain Of s17,156 81 in
three years, on capital Of nearly $3.50, 900
no interest being paid to stockholders, and no
allowance being made for deterioration, or
wear or tear of steamers.
Such have been precisely the results of their
enterprise, to Themselves. We are very sure
that their countrymen in every walk in life
will sympathise deeply in their pecunisry
loss-for such 1t is, in plain English-the price
at which their stock sells when purchasers are
to be found for it, fully bearing out tho expo.
sition We here make, or there is no truth in
the New York newspaper accounts of the sales
Of stocks in Wall street.
By the by,-we hear incidentally from Bal
timore that an improvement In steam machi.
merry, made by some obscure mechanic, of
which We first heard favorable accounts months
ago, il now undergoing series of, 80 far, yery
successful experiments at the expense of this
Same most enterprising Of all American com.
panies. 1t is an invention for preventing the
condensation Of steam in its passage between
the boiler and the cylinder, and, indeed to
expand into steam the globules of water i'm.
perfectly-formed sseam) which, up to this
time, have always issued from the best.con.
structed boilers known to the arts. It con.
sists in the use Of an additional furnace di.
rectly operating on the connection between
the boiler and the cylinders of the engine. It
has been tried by this company, we learn
from those in Baltimore interested in it. on
one or more river boats with perfect success
That Is, by not only preventing the conden-
sation of the steam in the transit between the
boiler and the cylinder, but greatly rarifying
1t on the passage, it enables the engine to ex-
ert the Same, or greater force, with much
decreased expenditure Of fuel. They say tina.
the machinery Of the Atlantic is about to be
altered to use it, and that the results of the
costly experiments which the company have
made With the invention, lead them to hone
that, With It, she will make the voyage in az
good time a. heretofore, with an expenditure
OF but five hundred, rather than eleven hun.
orsd tons Of coal, a. at present. The Baltic
"~ lately repaired at q cost Of 500, 600, &C.
"ulas 70 the newspapers, and it is to be pre-
.amed that her recent extraordinary trim VA,
~ soms measure thu results of the improve.
len1 .nsn made In her machinery. Indeed.
''S"'ns " newspaper rumor, all the ships
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e The hull of the mammoth ship Great
Republic has been sold to n B. Palmer, of
New York for $4,000.
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~ The Crystal Palace specul alton has
proved dead failure. The whole concern will
be sold in October next.
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IMPORTANT DIsc0vERY.-A quicksilver mine
probably the largest in the world, has been
discovered by Mr.. Mr.. Curtis at Whalesbure.
Oregon
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- 10 TAI, this season, the hotel business
Of New York has not been as profitable as
usual
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u The exports of flour from New York to
Europe have dwindled down to mere cypher.
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Y Rev. Thomas B. Sargent, Of Baltimore
has received the honorary degree OF DID.
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Coxns Dows.-Prims wheat Is selling n
Louisville 1t 81 .o5 $l.lo Per bushsl.
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'oS SEMINARY SEQ first page for
ta' ns' % prizes distributed yesterday among
the pupils OF the Washington SEMINAR
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2 The Duke Of Wellington's funeral COS,
he English govsrnmsnt $Ao0, 200.
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A,our 70 RsrrRs.-Ths veteran cro,v.,, =.
seeat 70 retire from the Albany Argus.
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n The Cunard steamer Furona .,;,.a &C.,
Ne" York for Liverpool yesterday with Ia7
passengers and upwards Of $3.50 GOO - -"
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~ EAsfhANs HEADACHE REMEDY hiss never yet
fAiled to sick headache Call for proof Of this
at GIIkAN's Drug Store
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% The Portland Advertiser, under the
caption Of "Noah Webster and Photography
ousdone," says: GIVE saw day or two since
On the closed door of mechanics shop, in
| this city, the following notice. Rit Bak !"
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DEcLHEs.-Col. Lane, of Indiana, declines
being candidate for reelection.
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PERSONAL.

-. Commander Richard Shubrick Piuck-
ney, U. 5. N died at Charleston on Sunday
last, in the 5Sth year of his age. Com. P.
entered the Navy at the age of II, and con.
tinucd therein until recently, when he retired
on account Of ill health.
80. We grieve to say that our young, love-
ly, enthusiastic, poetical and polemical friend
the Rev. Antoinette Brown, has recently
shown slight hankering after the vanities of
this vain world-that, in short, she is a no.
man She preached in the Rev. Luther Lees
church, at Syracuse, N. Y, on Sunday last
on the subject Of Loves
- 80. "a teie 'ee.-pnlc dispatch informs US that
1. =. Barton, Esq, for several years manager
OF the Baltimore Holiday street theatre, is
lying i'll with the cholera at Buffalo.
80. At meeting of the democratic repub.
lcan general committee of New York, (the
softs) held in Tammany Hall, on Tuesday eve.
ming last, resolutions denunciatory of the an.
pointment of John McKeon, for the District
Attorneyship, were passed by q vote of is to
15-three we'll known ofice-h holders voting in
the Affirmative.
80. ga Democrat in the Richmond En-.
qH'rsr nominates the following ticket: For
Governor, Henry A. Wise; for Lieutenant
Governor, Jonathan NJ. Bennett for Attorney
General, Willis P. Bocock.
80. Mrs. Robinson, the murderess, now
confined in the Troy Jail, assaulted the sheriff
on Monday morning when he took her meal to
her cell. She struck him with br ass can.
dlestick over the eye, knocking him down and
infiicting wound upon his face. She was
afterwards haI dcufFed and chained fast to her
cell.
49,. The papers are saying all manner Of
hard things againstth those magnificent humbugs,
barnum and julien. The latter is called by
the New York Mirror, Barnun, set to music
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IHE SUN Notwithstanding to various state
ments which have appeared in the New York
papers, during the last six months, some twelve
millions Of dollars have been fraudulently OBJ
tanned by swindling stock operators. Thus !:
The Schuyler over issue, ...... SO 900 900
Inc farker Vein, ............. 1000, 900
The Vermont Central, ....... 1905
Three small fry swiudles, ...... 100000
$780, 900
This will do far the year 1854 What will
next be attempted?
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OST-someVhere Of r, between Sth :nd 10th
l. streets, q jet Cross BREASTPLN The finder
Will be literally rewarded BY leaving II at this Office.
~ 13-1t
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T osE-sa5 REwARD.-on Tuesday evening,
IL small pocket WALLET, containing one t. n
GO lar Philadelphis b nix ro.s, one Halt Guinea
geld piece, check for $2s12 in favor of Luts
also. suRdry NOES and papers Of no to any enc
except the owner. The above reward viii be paid
for the Wallet and contents, II left with p. A. Lu
next to the National Hotel, or ct this ofhcs.
iy 1S+Sts
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DOCKET BOOK LosT.-This morning wss
L dropped IA front OF ]. Wilson's Grocery
Store, POCKET BOOK with clasp OF it, contain.
ing about four dollars In money, and papers Of 70
use to any one but the loser. The finder BY lssy
Ing the Book AMI papers at J. b. Wilson's Store, on
Pa avenue between 9Th and 7th streets, can retain
the money. iy Isle
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a. usr HANprox's vTaEfAKx TscFvsH-Hsye
you Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Nervous peei ny
Diseases of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the system! We bat point you 70
the thousands who have used the GAxAs lSvieosA-
roR.
:. IN proof Of what We say above, We refer you 70
"dampton,s veSstsble Tipcturer and its effects.
Joe Shillington receives all the NEw
DooAs ano NrwsPAPKRs fast as published he
- s&sntIat harper's and all the other Magazines,
snd our leaders viii always End large and good as
OF biank Books and Stationery al his Book
store, Odeon building, corner of street and Penn
sylvania avenue. sus 10