Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1860, Page 2

WASHINGTON NEWS AND GO: ee Tux Horse Commitrers.—Ong of the most striking features about the House standing com- Mittees. as arranged by Speaker Pennington, under the immediate supervision of Mr. Jobn Sherman ef al. of the Republican party managing committee, {s the desire their cast evinces to coax the South Americans to sell themselves to the purposes of the Republican-party organization throughout the session. Thus, five South Ameri- cans (out of their totat force of twenty-three.) are at the head of five of the most important cominit- tees—evincing a degree of favoritism for that wing ofthe House, that its most ardent member would not have ventured to manifest, (in arrang- ing the committees,) had he, instead of Mr. Pen- nington, been elected to the Speakership. The purpose of the Republican managers is to effect a thorough coalition with the South Ameri- cans, 2s against the Democracy, so as to make as THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY........ ---February 10 1860, The Weekly Star. This valusbie and popular f:mily journal, fall 3s usual of metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is now on our counter ready for delivery to the public. Embraced in its interesting contents are the following articles: 4 Yankee School-Master and a “ Yallah Dog;” ‘Baby Tall.” by A. B. Longstreet; Marriage of the great Banpoist toa Lady of Wealth; Tat Funeral of Mncaulay; How Pickpockets Ope- vate: Nutritive Qualities of Sugar; Fishas an Article of Diet; The Rogue's Gallery; A Young Lady Beaten by a Schoo!l-Master with am ox gad; Extended Liquor Tie Burning of a Tenement House in New York; Execwtion of James Stephens in New York for Porsoning his Wefe; Verdict in the Pemberton Mill Case; Tie John Brown Raid—trial and conviction of Stevens, end trial of Hazlett as far as pre- gressed; The K.G.C a new and myste rious filibwstering organization; Tie Harper's Ferry Investigations; The Difficulty Kenyon College, Ohio; Mysterious Affair— <r Morgan affair, perhaps; The Great Union g at Philadelphia: ¢ Murder—a master killed and burned by The Champronship of the World of Pugilism,; Mere Ecpulsions from the South; Congressional Proceedings; Supreme, Circuit and Criminai Court Proceedings; Operations of the Patent Office: Smithsonian Lectures; In President's Levee on Tuesday Night; Anni nerse: ceting of the Young Men‘s Christian Assectation; Lota Montez*s Lecture on The Equestrian Statue of Washington; Serenade of the new Clerk of the House; Young Catholic's Froend Society; The Colored Masons; The Resolutions of Senator Davis; Senator Fitch's Speech; Crest Fini; The Republican Caucuses The Mischi-/ it has Worked; A Foolish Story; The Chesapeake ond Ohio Canal; The Agricultu- ral Bureau; Their Bull Goring our Oc; Still An- other Caucus; The Speaker Makes a Removal; The Doorkeeper Wielding the Axe; The Wild Hunt after Ofice; Judge Black's Replies to Sena- tor Douglas, with Prefatory Kemarks; How the Pot Boils; Investigating (Committees; The House Committees; Department News; Editorials; Washington News and Gossip; Lecal Intelligence, §¢., §¢.; Lote News, foreign and domestic, by mail and telegraph; Interesting Personal Items; And a great variety of choice literary articles, both prose and poetry, too numerous to mentii This is just the paper, above all others, for mem- bers of Congress and others sojourning in the Na- tional Metropolis to send to their friends at home. Price only Scents per copy, or $1.25 per annum. Postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged. +02. Spirit ef the Morning Pres The Constitution treats upon Republican “‘char- ity’ as defined by their apostle, Joalina R. Gid- dings, when he testitled before the Harper's Ferry investigating committee to having sent one of Jon Brown's family to some place in Ohio, where ‘a charitable assoc their (the Republican party) organization as can be made out of tke turn they can manage to give to the session’s legislation of the body. They the anti-slavery cause in the Presidential election, and it remains to be seen, in the policy which the far they are disposed to go with the{Republicans essayed to be scored up ayainst them, Ars slaves: utter repugnance to the incendiary principles of the Republican party as are entertained by the Democraey, the South American leaders in the House, Messrs. Etheridge and Gilmer, have played into their hands from the first Monday in Decem- ber until this Lour, with apparent intense earnest in the success of the game of defeating the Demo- for the benetit of the Republican party. Nevertheless, there are members of their rank and tile who from the beginning have evinced ex- treme restlessness at being made parties to any such work ; and, we apprehend, by the time the House get fairly to work, such a division will take place smong them (the South Americans) as will mark those continuing to do the work of the Re- publican party as being as substantially sold or transferred to that organization—we care not from whence they hail—as the Douglas party men who are now the bitterest and most foul-mouthed Re- publicaa party-ites in the hall. ae THE PREsIDENT AND TRE Harrer’s FRery Raiv.—Perceiving that the Opposition press are disposed to make political capital out of the late effort of Seuator Douglas to create the impression that President Buchanan in his reply to the re- quest of Governor Wise, that he should put down alleged conspiracies in other States to invade Virginia by force of Federal aris, evinced an in- disposition to discharge his whole duty in the premises, we know of no better mode of showing how utterly baseless that accusation really was, than by publishing in the Srar’s columns the remarks of Senator Davis, delivered on the 2ith ult., upon the resolution of Senator D. in that con- nection, on which the Opposition have seized for political etfect, as explained above. A pressure on our columns makes it necessary to postpone this publication until Monday next; and we take this occasion to say that never was :in assault upon a publie functionary more completely repelled and exploded than in this case by Senator Davis, who proved. first, that to hinge an objection to the views of the President in this matter, Mr. Douglas wes forced to draw very foolish and Wholly unwarranted inferences from his letter to Governor Wise. Next, that he had really done all in the premises that existing law permitted him to do; and, again, that were he to have done What the Senator from Illinois professed to believe proper, he would have grossly violated 3 rights and overstepped his authority. And, by admission wrung from Senator D. bh that what he, the President, did do was, after all, just what he should have done—neither more or less Aton, ‘om for liberating slaves’ existed, in the hope that that charitable society would supply Brown with pecuniary means The Intelligencer is devoted to Congressional proceedings and miscellany. -—0e- is a suit pending in a New York which John Morrissey, the famous + Presecutes Billy Mulligan, of similar notoriety, for assault and battery. The quarre; between these two worthies arose in the sambling- house kept by Morrissey. It 18 said Mulligan was so successful Morrissey told him not to come to tue bank any more. Mulligan insisted that, as the place was @ public institution, ke had a right to go there as often as he pleased, and intended to do so. A quarrel ensued, when, it Is alleged Mulligan attempted to shoot Morrlesey pu * ‘Tus Mitcn.—The Republicans are ina terrible stew over the necessity in which they yesterday found themselves, of moving the postponement of the election of « House printer until Monday next. It was of course the result of an apprehen- sion that a part of their force was about to desert their standard forthe time bein. The prospective spoils of the printing thus prove too much for the Tux Staxvinc Comairregs.—We published yesterday, in a second edition, the Standing Com mittees of tie House; but, as from the lateness of the hour at which they were announced no oppor- tunity was afforded for revision, we publish to- day a corrected List, as follows Committee of Electio Messrs. Gilmer. Dawes, Campbell, Boyce, Marston, Stevenson, Gartrell, Stratton d Mek i . Committee of Ways and Means—Mess: man. Davis of Md.. Ph: . of Me , Millson, Merrill, Crawford, and ing Committee of Claims—Messrs. Tappan, Hoard. McClernand, Ely, Moore of Ala., Walton, May- nard, Hale, and Hutchins. Comm tthe on merce —Messrs. VWyashburne of HL, Wade, Join Cochrane, Eliot. Smith of V ©., Moorhwad. Lamar, Nixon, and Clemens Committee on Public Lands—Messrs Thayer, Lovejoy, Cobb, Covode, Davis of Ind., T.imble. Vandever, Windom, and Barrett Committeeon Post Ottices and Post Roads— Messrs. Colfax, Woodru uglish, Adams of Ky_, Allen, Davis of Mis: Taig of Mo., Helmick, and Lee Comuuittee for the District of Columbia—Messrs. sore, Burnett, Rice, Garnett, Conkling, erton, and Anderson of Ky Committee on the Judiciary—Messrs. Hick- . Bingham, Houston, - Nelson, Kel- logg of lil. Reynolds, Robinson of R.1., and Porter Committee on Revolutionary Claims—Messrs Briggs, Ferry, Cox, Vance, Jackson, Duell, De- jarneite, Holinan, and Fenton. Committee, on Public Expenditures — Messrs Haskin, Palmer, Edinundson, Killinger, Somes, Hindman. W ocd. Fouke. Committee on Pr Land Claims—Messrs Washburn of Wis . ©. B. Cochrane. Avery, Ken- you, Hawkins, Hamilton, Anderson of Mo.. Bou- ligny, and Biair Committee on Manufacturcs—Messrs. Adams of Mass., Scranton. Mc(Queen, Leake, Moore of Ky.. French. Dunn, s, and McKean. a Committee on ulture—Messrs. Butterfield, Carcy, Whiteley, Stewart of Pa.. Wright, Bris. tow, Aldrich, Burch, and Grow. Committee on ludjen A {f:irs—Messrs. Fither idge, Burrow j a, Farnsworth, Clark of N.Y., Scott, Leach of Mich , Edwerds. and Aldrt- h. Committee on Military A {fsirs— Messrs. Stanton, Curtis, Bonham, Buflinton, Olin, McRae, Pendle- ten, Longnecker, and Boteler Committee on the Militia—Messrs Tompkins, Irvine. Jenkins, Webster, Quarles, Ruftiu, Wells, Theaker. and Simms. Committee on Naval Aftsirs—Messrs. Morse of Me., Bocock, Pottle, Winslow, Wilson, Curry, Sedgewick, Harris of Md.. Sebwartz Committee on Foreign Affairs — Messrs. Corwin, Bu me, E sdale. Morris of Pa.. Branch, Royce, Miles, Hill. and Humphrey. Committee on the ‘erritories—Messrs. Grow. Sm ef Va, Gooch, Weldron, Clark of - Case, Vallandigham, and Asbley. Committee on Revolutionary Pensions—Messrs. Potter, Verree, Craize of N. C., Adrain, Junkin, Reagan, Babbitt, Delane, and Leach of N.C. Committee on Invalid Pensions—Messrs. Fen- tou. Foster, Sickles, Florence, Stokes, Kellogg of Mich., Hall, Brabson, and Martin of Ohio. Committee on Reads and Canais—Messrs } lory, Morris of Il , Dunn. y, Montgomery, Rus: Som:mittee on Patent art of Md., Burnham, Committee on Publi scent of those spoils afar off, and that only. being the cause why more or less of them just now r- » toobey the call of their whipperin. Bet now and Monday at noon the recusants will doubt- less make their several propositions to the friends of the nominee, exacting as large a share of the *+ plunder’ as can possibly be wrong from him— the nominee. If the Opposition are reall earnest ju the desire to ferret ont cerruption, the buying and selling of their own votes in coniies- tion with this approaching election will doubtlese afford them an ample field for investigations, re- sulting in bringing to light an amount of repre- hensible tratticking quite as revolting as anything that has o-curred in the legislation of Congress up to this time. pauld- —— Tue Post Orrice Dericiency Bitt.—As there is no possible hope that the House will adopt the Senate’s amendment to the Post Office Deticiency Bill, abolishing the franking privilege—for it wiil ent off all the existing facilities of honorable rep resent.tives for making capitul for themselves, individually, at the expense of the National Treasury—it is earnestly to be desired that they will agree to disagree to it without debate, so that the bill may be at once returned to the Senate and passed by that body on Monday next. The failure of te House to pass the original bill last session. and their subsequent failure, up to this time, to cure, as far as possible, the evils growing out of tat laches, which are ruining bundreds of most euterprising and deserving citizens who placed faith in the capacity of Congress to transact busi, ness in a business way, have goue further towards making refiecting men believe in our went of capacity for self-government, than aught that has occurréd in our public history. — A Sicut To bz Szen, ro Px ArpRrectatep—The system upou Which the newly-appointed officers of the House are being run down for oiljces and Places under them! ‘Their rooms are crowded with seedy and dolorous-looking applicants, and their doors with as many more besides. ‘They await their several turns to whisper in the lag of the dispensers of patronage, with about as much patience as, so many fox bounds, their turns tosnap up the allowance of bread to be thrown to them by the huntsman. As the tura of either comes round, they jump towards the dispencer aforesa!d pretty much as the huntsmau’s hand is sprang at by Czrlo, Ringer, Loud Tongue, or Beppo, as be calls out the name of each, chunk ef bread in hand. That we are an oftice-seeking people, indeed, is being most forcibly illustrated In these occurrences & al- ngleton, Burroughs, nd Ferry essrs. Millward, Stew- k, and Frank. and Mork CHANGES UNDER THE Hover Doorkerr ex —In addition to those chronicled in yester- day's Srav_ since then the House Docrkeeper bas made the following additional removals and ap- Pointsnents. viz: of under Doorkeepera—Reed of N.J., vice Pred"k C. Arnold of Ct; John P. En- feld of N Y., vice Lewis Evans of Obio; R.C Stevens cf Ohio, vice B. Pritebard Committee on Revisal and Unfinished Busi- siness—Messrs. Logan, Jones, Howard. Babbitt, and Foster gz Committers on Accounts—Mesars Spll™er, Kun- kel, Blake, Graham. and Alien “ Comunitter on Miletge—Mesars. Ashmore, Van Wyck, Loomis, Hardeman, and Robinson cf Hi. Comunitter on Engraving—Mesers. Adrain, Co. vode, and Maclay Committee on Expenditures in the State De- — MeKean, Stout, Barr, Love, and wes. Committee on Expenditures in the Treasury Department—Messrs. Loomis. Quarles, Wells. Thomas, avd Trai Committee on Expenditures in the War Depart- ment—Messrs. Stewart of Pa . Larrabee, Tonip- kins, hee & poh ie Committee on Expenditures in the Na Ep rtment—Messrs. Hatten, Underwood, a) Sar aghea, and Sberm=n. : Committee on Expenditures in the Post Office Department—Messrs. Paliner. Martin of Va. Moore of Ky., |. a:drum, and Stanton. - Coane on a i Winio Public Buildings—Messrs. yton, Noe! nm, Har- risofVa.,and Nelaon. : Joint Committee on ey eee. Pettit, ORDER For Swivn’s Patent Brracn-Loanixe Caxsixes —An order has been issued to Messrs. Poultney & Trimble, of Baltimore, by the Sec- retary of War, for three hundred of Smith's patent breach-loading carbines, in accordance with the calls of numerous oxicers of the army. 3 — APPOINTED AND CoxFiRMED.—Butler P. Ander- son has been appointed and contirmed cs Attorney for Washington Territory. William H Jones bas been contirmed as District Judge in the Seventh district of Alabaina. ee Cuancus in THE Post Orricz oF tHe Hovse The new House Postmaster, Mr. Lucas, bas ap- Pointed to clerkships in his office, Geo. A. Bassett vice W.C. Carr, and E. T. Bridge of I'1.. vice Wa H. Thomas. Adams of Mass.. and Pagh. ——— oe = Joint Committee on ‘Fiinting—Mesrs. Gurie5, RExovep anv APPoINT=: The new Sergeani- Hoskin, and Dimmick. at-Arms of the Honse has removed Mr. Cole of In. Joint Committee = Enrolled Biile—Messzs. | diana. his principal clerk, and appointed in his Davidson, and Thea! stead Mr. Wright, of Cumberland, Md U7 Advices from Puerto Cabello to January 38, state that on that day all the stores were or- PENNINGTON FoR Presipext.—The Jersey City tered to be closed, under the expectation that | Courier raises the name of Governor Pecateaien he ships of war Samora and Falcon would attack | for feeg er subject to the decision of the Re- he town . publican National Convention. much political capital as possible for the ends of seek to make capital thus, simply for the benefit of South Americans will pursue on the floor, how in payment of the debt of alleged gratitude thus It is undeniably evident that while professing a® integrity of their late remarkable discipline; the |. XXXVith CONGRESS—FIRSTY SESSION. a —_ Proceedings of Yesterday Afterneen, L. Rives, civil engineer; which was read and re- ferred to the Committee on the District of Co} bia. Mr. Fitch called up the resolutions in revard to the Patent Office Re; reported by hiin from the Committee on Printing; which after consid- erable ciscussion were adopted—the first as it came from the committee, and the second amend- ed. respectively as follo Resolved, That the annual of Com missioner of Patents on agricu! ‘ture for the year 1859 be printed, and that 15,000 additional copies thereof be printed, 1,000 of which for the use of the Senate and 5,000 for distribution by the In terior Department: Provided, That the agyreyate number of pages contained in said report shall not exceed six MMundred pages, including ten pages of iilustration on wood: And provided further, That the entire amount of copy necessary to com: plete said report, including the drawings for the illustrations on paper, be pacca in the hands of the Superintendent of the Pablic Printing on or Lefore the first day of April next. Resolved, That the annual report of the Com- missioner of Patents on arts and manufactures for the year 1559 be printed, and that two thousand edditional copies thereof be printed for the Inte- rior Departinent for purposes of official distribu- tion, and that the Secretary of the Interior be di- rected to furnish each patentee for the year 1859 with one copy of the report, and that a sufficient. number of copies be printed for that purpose, in zddition to those aiready ordered by the. resolu- tion—the plates and drawings to be enlarged, but not to exceed in size those illustrating the report of 1537; Provided, That the expense shall not be increased by such enlargement; And provided fur- ther, That the tabular statements and indices be printed in nonpareil type, aud the description of patents in brevier type, so as to complete the en- tire report in two octavo volumes. Mr. Green, from the Committee on the Post Of fice and Post Roads, to which was referred the bill to abolish the franking privilege, reported it With an amendment striking out all after the en- acting clause and inserting— hat all laws by which any person or persons are authorized to send or receive any mailable inatter free of postage be and the same are hereby repealed : Provided, That this act shall not apply to any persen or persons to whom the franking privilege may have been granted .”? Mr.G. gave notice that, after the Post Office appropriation bill was disposed of without the amendment abolishing the franking privilege, he would cail up the bill, Ou motien by Mr. Hunter, the Senate resumed the consideration of the bill from the House of Representativer_ making appropriations to defray the deficiencies in the appropriations for the Post Ollice Department for the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1659, and in part for the support of the Post Otlice Department for the year ending the 30th of June, iss. The bill was reported to the ‘ommiuttee on Ways and Means. table; disagreed to— said Clerks are actually employed.”” The vote was being frets as our soe Persenal. Willards’. --“Jim Crow” Rice, the father minstrelsy, is living in New York destitution in his old age. against falling into the ban other extreme Southern journals, as ist and a disciple of John Brown. mander of the Great Eastern, lost h capsized in a squall. An Encinger Cur ix Two.—On ning last an engineer on the Grand few miles from Detroit. crat, February vik. , mothe:’s wake and funeral. breath. she don’t. Send it th tension of the Bigelow carpet power. fr had the patent been extended. ject, to employ clerks, with the addition of the Committee on Accdunts and Committee on Terri- The Senate’s amendment to the Post Office A dpi bill was received and referred to t! Mr. Houston moved to lay the resolution on the SI, nays-Ie9. Mr. Morse amended his resolution so as to add to theend thereof, “During the time for which “RM. McLane and family, of Md., are at ++++Robert J. Breckinridge, the uncle of the Vice President, who recently warned his nephew ae of the nullifiers, is severely denounced by the ‘“Mississipian” and 17 Captain Harrison, the well-known com- upsetting of a boat at Southampton, as he was crossing the Solent from his residence at Hythe to Southampton, on the morning of the 2ist ultimo in his own gig, in company with Dr. Watson, the Surgeon of the Great Eastern, Captain Lay. the Chief Purser, and a son of the latter. ‘was manned by six picked men, including Ogden, the coxswain of the Great Eastern. The boat was way, named James Healy, waa instantly killed a and an entire train passed over bis hod: pletely cutting it in two.—Chifago ({/l.) Demo- A Queer OrveR TO AN Expressmax —The following is a copy of an order to an expressman, received a copy or two since: ‘Send me 10 galls” of your best gin for $10. I want it for my Sometimes she knows us and sometimes Patxxt Orrick Arrains —Mr. Bishop, Com- inissioner of Patents. Las refused to grant an ex- ‘This will absolve one carpet company in Hartford m the payment of three hundred thousand do’- lars, which would have been their royalty fees es ems Telegraphed from Washington. Wasuincton, Feb. 9 —It is stated by well tories, are hereby authorized to employ clerks | posted Republicans that the “bolt” ix the House | Wy ASHING TON THEATRE ——_o—__ during the pepe of the Lidge lay beep ne the jay, Dy Mr. Stanton and otbers, is not intended WwW —_— L&T Pr. & lajd “before the body # communication from | »,, Several geutleroen to its conai ‘which. is\salll to be worth some twenty Leader of Orehestra .... ™ Warmers. ayor of Washington; enclosing a copy of a joint | on Ge ae oy it outoforder. , Fa dollars, can be secured to Coombs & Atraly bill for the Bon-6t of resolution of the Corporation of that city, insteuet- | ‘The Chair decided the resolution tobe in order. | wy, publishers of the Republic. It is not Miss MaGGlte pur “HELL. ing the committee appointed to represent the in- | ,-A" appeal was taken from this decision, when laowe ‘whether the- named in my Who will n Four Exoelient Characters Sores it rress to ask we | at was.moved. to lay the a on the table;.on h of last evening, as having in vain com- ~- e Potomac river, according to the plan of al re the apy = e aay Se site printer, are to come in for shares in the binding THE FRENGG SPY. arrangement above referred to, or for any other description of spoils. Up to-day it has been understood a patlioass that Mr. Cook, of the Columbus (Ohio) Journal, Gov. Chase’s organ, was to have the binding at the hand of the House committee having the control of that matter. The friends of Mr. Wright, our Minister at Ber- fe -- Mise Maggie Mitchey, Math‘ide, To conojuds with MILL SHE oom dy, in one act, y atD. With THE Mit rAl MICKING ie Mitchel) ----- Mies Mege: debe Hin, ‘intimate ‘that he ie desirous of ‘returning ‘ Stuart Role! port closed. | home, in which event it not improbable “aed = Mr. Appleton, Assistant Secretary of State, may ry fs Sa hat aerpe d gontempors. succeed him. This is probably the reason of his | =*°™ he Zelee erie CuUsIN.Y “Mted declension of the Boston Collectorship. Prices oF Apmission. > + oO} 1 ‘ of Ewopan | STATEMENT PL, PRE BECEIETS AND city im great | te © December St, ‘9, exoluaive of trast i 5 fande aud Treasury notes funded. ef meee Tickets of admistion for sa'e at all the 5 " SP aoa eeeeerrae AINTINGS AND STATUARY. THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF TRE WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION, Now Uren at tHE From ‘Treasury notes issued under act of December 93, 1-57. From loan under an abolition- ” = GALLERY, (on ra av, be’. lth aad Lith ate) is life by the EXPENDITURES. mission... easvhe hme 65581 6.scn Civil, foreign intercourse, and misoel- Hokes 2s % =o Cotas lansour. on 6 424 - Interior (pensions 271,271 30 | This Exhibition «ef AMERICA® ART contains w : 4,726,083 23 | Works by ne» rly a!l oar Eminent Artist’. Sovera =f the most meritors i ae lect on ara for sal or ritormwus 1. tl 20 WiteLakps’ Aes as ERT HALI : sem GRAND CONCERT 7 or ed, t = TS ok ‘ somber Sa jae ot iabiow SIGNOR BAUCA\ARDE Regemption of stook : AND Tuesday eve Of 1836......---... 109 60 ‘ SIGYORA ALBERTINI BAUCARDE. LS Ret ctr ne MONDAY EVENING, Feb 13, 1960. He fell frem the ear, Seeman higher JBAUCARDE, and SISNORA at, y. com= S C ave the ' 07 to ) TRrasvgy anrunsy, ee ag eerie re , ; t cor : E Kogister's Ofhce, February 9, 1960. It | Wituanps Conceer Hat on MONDAY FY NING. Pebruary »3th ; on which ooeaeion they wi) = FOR SALE AND RENT. Signer ARDAVASL cae — Signer MAC * OR RENT—A 1 HOUSE on 7th street, be- ener And Mr. PATTISON, She Is on her last tween G and H. 27. Ithas 19 rooms and | Tickets $1 rire charg for securing seats.) ty gasinit; itis ajo-d wand for atoariin house, | be had at the Stores, Hotels, and at the door wentng preciscly.?? andton geod tant [ y the rent to suit, | on the evening twe Concert re open at > is PI y- Ent orm apply to mane =. — nex i soe) o'clock ; to commence at 8 o'clock - fe 9-4 —s my food stan — eee eS ; rumioranget ait kind of feed at the lowest caan [()2D FELLOWS? HALL: withont cha: FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. Sanderson's Gigantic Illustration of Scenes WISE. tess, and good feed delivered fe 10-su" -loom patent. JAS. A.V ‘A two story BRICK DWELL- Senate, and the question was on concurring in the amendments made in committee of the whole. Ir. Green asked fer a separate vote on the ado tion of the following proviso to the third section ; Provided, That such interest shall be payable only to the contractors themselves, and the same is Kerby declared to be in full of all damages by reasoigpf failure or delay in payment; and the same Il be receipted for accordingly. But no interest shall be allowed on payments for the last quarter ending the Sist of Deceinber, 15 Mr. Mallory moved to amend the amendment ag out the elinse that such interest shall able euly to the contractors themselves; which wes discussed atsome length by Messrs. Pugh, Bayard, Green. Hunter, Hann, and others. ‘The motion was not ayreed to—yeus 17, nays 32 The poe was then adopted — yeas 36, nays 13 Mr. Toombs moved to amend’ by adding the “Phat, from and after the Ith day of April cated by Southwestern journals. Cincinnati house, owned by an act publican. as Well as could be expected. mill. Beexep in Errigy.—Uenr Maryland, has been burned ju eiti cand! late for Speaker of the House U7" A woman slipped head forem tern in Rochester Jast Sanday, water from it foll x a8 an additional section: This amendment gave rise toa | which debate, 8 participated in very generally by the Senate; when ‘The’ question having been taken, the amend- ment was agreed to by the following vote: Yras—Messrs Bayard, Benjamin, Bigler.Bragy. tion. on the 2ist u Bright, Brown. Clay, Clingman, Crittenden, | B. Mallet Dovglss, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green, Grimes. Gwin. Harlan, Hunter, Johnson of Arkansas, Johnson of Cause—abo fonism. Sorruern Type-Fouxpry.—The establishment of a typefoundry at Memphis is strongly advo- of that section has hitherto been bestowed upo 177 The Pemberton Mills sufferers a) refused to have her leg amputated, has since died ie Mayor continues to receive charitable con- tributions, It is intended at once to erect a new y Winter Davi places at the South for voting for the republi Though the water was but U7 Philadelphia now claims to be the bealthi- est city in the country, on the authority of Dr. Griscom—ousting Providence from that distinc- iL?" An attempt was made at Germantown. Ky. it., to mob a school teacher named J 1, on 2st street west, Est egal tuted oo nemalfamin free | OSSIAN war, apply to ROBERT GRAME, No. 353 13th » | Universally pronouneed a work of near New Yorkav. ee iii UNEQUAL ARTISTIC SKILL, OR RENT—A three-story and b ¢ Brick Connected with this Exhibition is the Br Howse, cx 3h between D and. E etraeks, Iumination of the City of London, je and, oontainicg large - itehen, ve hy Toe Eaounee | twa" ations Mak afte sud ite mat aensiee. | Which has never before ben exhated Wash and wide pasace; has a garden attached, with grapes and fruit trees, woot house, &e. It is now occupied, but porsession can be given when desired, F ive black re- Admission, 25 cents. Doors open at 7; st quarter to 8 0’clook. —_—a 3i-tf re doing For tarmiy &n.s apply to GEO. | SEUFFERLE, = —— One gin, who | *Jg0kzen, Brother & Co's, #33 Ps. avenue _ BALLS AND PARTIES. QR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FiX-| AP ERRIE BACHELORS’ ay TURES of s Drinking Saloon, tronting on Pa. 1 | solitations of their Bogen avenue, near Willards’ Hotel. The proprietor Merrie Bachelors have ¢ coded wishing to retire from business, will sei] on secom- other Hall (at Odd Fellows’ |) during the present searon : ve selec od the evening of the 2.st inst. tculare in a future advertisement. as COMMITTEE. of moedating terms. The house is now doing a good busin ani can be iner For particulars atdre W., M., Star Offiee. No ons but a onsh customer nead R7Fwer, fe iy In sev an of Represen- EAUTIPUL FURNISHED ROOMS—No.| Ladios,remembersthin le ' ext into 405 Sth street, between G and H,—for rent. anys atlases Da} ‘ your, need tot fone; vbilegdi to 8-St* Bat @ to the Party at Frank!in’s Hell, OR KENT-A neatly furnished HOUSE, on} A®d dance unt! the wee sma’ hours of morn! “et inches deep she was drowned. 12th street, near Pa. avenue. Rent $7" per 2 : NY . ext, the fra ve be i ti h 3 E-OND COTILLON PARTY Hereby Telit stele ar linea lao ce UF There isa chap in jail in Chicago who is] MRt. Apply at tais office, fers 1S of tha PERSEVERANCE 11 parts of laws authorizing the receiving or send! awitting trial for having married and deserted For RENT—A new. neatand oonyement three- ras Fe AM Te] are x's any matter throngh the mails free of pos eleven wives—trials enough without any extra story BRICK BO' Ser, with cistern, stabla, Pebrear lath ean a ate.,on TUPRSDAY,, and the same are hereby repealed.” = one, says the Boston Post and large sard, on 4th street east, Rear A st. north, | Fouruery '4t) convenient to the Capitol. Inqaire of WILLIAM ! satisfaction given by this Compa’ > \ H At their seers! reunions is a eure guarantee that thie SEADURY, st smaeyr tan oe Ale gta if ead one will not be sur by ALY Ol their former Capitol Hill.” Terms reasonable. feaare | g2¢%. This being | he ledics are sve ear, dinily invited to attend en masse, no iny.tatvons iseu.d Profersor Schrosder will be on hand. and adden joyment to the Party with his unviva'led manic Positively. no hints or eape allowed in the room. TICKETS F.t TY CENTS there will be Far RENT-A comfoitsb'e HOUSE, containing 9 roome between 24 and 3d sta, [tis in exsellent order, an has cas fixtures throughout. The neichbo hood very dori able. b ing but two equares from the Ay- and oconvenii 0, 444 D Tenn.. Kennedy, Lane, Mason, Pearce, Powell, Puzu.Rice, Saulsbury, Sebastian, Slidell; Toombs, (Gree MAGGIE MITCHELL, U AT THEATRE! fe9 st @. enu>antnear City Hsli. Inquireat D. MOORE'S Uphol-tery Store, 7t» street, opposite the Avenne House. fe 8 st Committee of Arrangements. and Wigfall—3t Se a.m. ‘The bill was then read a third time and passed. And. at a few minutes to 6 o'clock, the Senate ien Mr. Hughes, of Ind , presented the memorial of William G. Harrison eee Mr. Davis, of Md; which was refe: Committee on Elections the inauguraiion of t the seat of | \¥8‘Pin:ton, on tua 2ed inat. tred to the re tod, and all members 11, co di ly invited, MASONIC.—A special communication ‘he equestrian statue o Punctual attendairee of sli the mainbers of the Grand Lodge 1 earusstiy good stan: ing are By order of the M. W. Grand J. w . : FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE witunted a few | © Nays—Messrs aa eal (asia Wei Orbs fnaee ah. . lecture room Pre GO ~~ east of the market hones, prer ro need v it r Dixon, Doolittle, Durkee, Fessenden. Foot, 2vccupied for divine service next S rd. itis conveniently arra for a dwelling SEIN : FIE . Peer Tae’ eae Hemphill, King. Nichol: Frerghing by tia Pas Dr StNpERTAND: at | and siore. wit a first rato ella and rHited to ale VWESTERN HOSE IN THE FIELD AGAIN =) > er 3 +, and 7 je eo J 4 a = 3 é P| stable o1 a : 7 " Oe Ted umner Ten Eyck, Wilkinson, | sionary Society’ well told ite moutiry meeting at | Tee ite Pee eee eee aie eet ponee | FIFTH GRAND BIKTHNIGHT BALL "y meeting at oa fe 1 -2t~ Apply to EB. B street, Georgetown, ICKRELL & CO., Water fal-enrw ” 7 Western Hose Company, No. 1, j y the M. W. Grand Lodge of Free and ac: }UKNISHED HOUSES FOR REN reat ee eee . adjourned to Monday ed Masons of the District of Columbia, will be he vatehed Heusen a ploneout and dosira WESTERN HAL, $4 ,ct, near Pa. evel Hovsr —After the announcement of the Com MAY cell corner ae ba D streets, on SA tion will be jonted bor six months or a or 1n-] The Con mites pledge themesives that neither mittees, yesterday— the neoesraty aces iat pene quire at the Star Offic PRINS Nor 63 penre Will -e Fpared to make thi the beet Ba’: of the season. Schonig’s osle. b ated b assand string band has heen ereaged forth: ecoasion. tho raft Tiok: YOR SAILE—A moe three story Brick HOUST, on 2d street, between D and E stresta, in Kib- ’s Sabdivision. The above property will be sold on easy terms Price made known by inquir- now! ing of H.W. HAMILTON & CO., No, 562 7th {George ig Mr. Gutengen will furuieh freshments. . ets $1, admitting a centiemar and \sdies, state of the Union and ordered to be printed, and lis motion to print the usual extra number of copies (15,000,) was referred to the Committee on Printing Mr Barnsworth, of Ill, was, at bis own re- quest. excused from service on the Committee on Indian Affairs. Mr. Reagan excused from lution Pensions Mr. Hamilton, of Texas. was, at bis own re- quest, excused from service on the Committee on Private Land Claim Fresh Cakes ever: kinds, Wedding Cakes! Fancy Cek Ruse, Jellies, Blane Man made'toordsr, Parti Weddings. &c.. furnished wit of Texas, was, at his own request, ice on tne Committee on Revo’ | Bie terns. Purch, $1.25 per gallon. ja 3m 386 Sixts TRERT. dsy, Candies and Fruits of all and Orraments of all kinds and sizes, Sc Piumbe y, Caeam, &c., 1 ripey yp rm ag 3 ieneries at the shortest notice, aud most reasons. ice Cream, Water Ices, and Roman JOSEPH SHAFFIELD, late of Butcher's Confectionary , Baltimore No. 386 6th st., bet Gand H. = as - a Committer of Arrangemon: Mr. Stevenson, of Ky , presented the memorial | Master. st_e2t. opposite Centre Market, Title perfect. “ on , A idauice W Claman cutesy eleatat NG | 10 ____G_A, SCTWARZMAN. 6.8 et GS FOR EWF a nan ccd Win Herelawar, fon Bes, Anderson. of Ky.; same reference = CHARITY SERMON— ev A. OMS INT. Furvithed or Unfurnished, y john F. Pore. On motion by Mr. Suerman, of Olio, the House (Em yey enoN hse Marthowts I ,2t 450 12th strert, between 6 and Hl = Ta, Ths S Se. took up the annual message of the President of the | Charch on next SUNDAY. the Ith instent, at 11 | ieton. ¥ fe 4 iw OTIC Tho members of the W: United States; which was read o'clock Mass,i bebalf of Son cesurate voutts « 2 F9r RENT —A three story and athe BRICK N HOSE COMPANY, No. 1, reepsotfully On motion by Mr. Sherman, the message was | 4¢r the tance of ee roms fe ea Gor sen” HOU*E, on south B street, No, 173, opposite anne, that their GRAND BIRTH referred tothe Committee of the Whole on the | CUT: Betas a RANE Or See _| the Smithsonian grounds, Rent 425 per month. | NIGHT BALL will take pince on the 15th of; BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY, tt No. 460 iith st. Inquire of G. R ADAMS, Fos, SALE—A desirable two-story and atte BRICK HOUSE with back bui ding, stabi &o., with between 11,090 and 12,000 square feet oj ground attached, whic’ is laid off fi or & vegetable and flower garden, The garden contains a varie! fe particu: in future acver. Februa y. See ar ti t. os, P. eee ds arlotte WANTS. uppers, +f ‘ontes of choics roxes and other flowers. The property is ANTED-TWO SERVANTS, one to cook, ee net | Siuaten ie the eastcra section of the ‘city, and Ww Wah. and iron, very tealthy neighborhood and onls avout 15 7 infant. References utes wa'k from tha Capitol. For terms apply to Er, | Nan? Green ete hs v3. WALSH. Garri-on street, Navy Yard, or of | ——— ~——*— J. FL CALLAN, F street. fo 4’ 12t" ANTt D-atN Lith street a brat omet 441 vith COOK, WASHER and IRONER; ¥? f+ 10 row” for, RENT_A three story BRICK HOUSE | reocmmended: none ether nerd app Mr. Grow, cf Pa., objected; and suggested that the States be called for bills and resolutious, that red to buy and sell ail kinds ef Seco: d- : . con Sining 6 rooms, situated on F street north, Mr. Scett. of Cal, asked leave to introduce a M‘csir MITCHELL, between 2d and 34 etroets west. For further partie- resolution referring so much oF the qaencent : fe9 St AT THEATRE! wars inquire of J. ROVER, ist, ", 1 and message 28 refers to the Pacific railroa a selec at aA z Vv SNTINFS. V aN. | Streets north, fa 1-10" committee of eleven, with power to report by bill | Y aE » VALENTINES, VALEN OR RENT—A handsome and convement'y ar. a ———— or otherwise. . fal St LLAMMON°S, 7th street ranged BRICK HOUSE, with Il rooms, No. TO PURCHASE — The. F xtere Mr. Garnett, of Va., objected. TING REMOV 5 she 303 6th street, hetwoen street and New York and Good Wall of a-mna Nap er Smog" Mp ‘Tayler, of La., asked leave to introduce a ay ig REMOVED FROM ¢ 83 Ath Skee] | Svenuc. Kent $.00 por annum, inWe-im* | Fed location—oorner preierred, Acdroes vill Yor reference. ‘ 7 , a : ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE—1 will sell privately, from one thousand to three thousa! ED —An exprienord COOK, WASHER, ~ 5 endations MARY BELL. | acres of Land, situated ©Ithin Bve miles af Bat SE OREE, wah geek rocsmmcnnny ! af é if od AEs. Apply at 475 lat {ivy mightall have an opportunity. LENTINES, VALENTINES.—A beautiful | Roval, at the County Soat of Warren coun, Wan seoren Maen L. Beostareinne Mr Higles. of Md, asked leave to introduce | WAUBNTINES, VALENTINES A, beautiful Tha tana ie heavily timbered, principal y "with eoated. ae a resolution cf inquiry with reference to our com- alentine Cards and Writers atredued pr.oas, | chastuut, oak, o' large size. and will yield an im- ee a — a eee mercial reiations with foreign countries. i-8 THOMAS’s mense amouut of tan bark. On the property 1s ANTED—A SITUATION in 4 Gry food, Mr. Garnett, of Va., objected, and would ob- ani Fancy Stora. itream of eo sufficient for the erection o} groce:y. hardware. qucensware — or ject to any resulutions out of the regular order of | fe 10-st h streot, near First. | 3 will fo copes ak. or forany other application | any other re- peotabie business, by one whe nsiness o Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, moved that the States be called A tA PRN. Leave to call the atten’ io GNETIC PENS, the fi rst n of the public to united for a taunery on the most extanrive scale. The property is within 5 miles of the Mavassas Gap Kaliroad, Person’ wishing to purchase several years’ experience. Satifactory references on f he given. Sddress 8. T. W , tar Offer. Pad Jot of which 7 : y casi NFORMATION WANTE.®.—1f WM. A DE- Mr. Kellogg, of I1., objected have just beet ived from the factory. In get | dence, in Warren coucty, two miles it of Stras- 4, . : on Wast- Mr. Growsof Pa., moved that ihe House adjourn. | tine dp three none, 1 ters oad eoeaey At Eat rege po che Tuawasees Gap Relroad, one | wil | © CURE KGS of Groskive, N. Vn 26 59 oe Mr. Barksdale, of Miss , moved that when the | to the object-ons in other stee! pans, and believe I beg eeeeee 0 Wi oe yeep the provera. Fur- ‘a ) ima » Hanseadjeurs 1 be io ect on Alouday ouxt: have anocevded in overcon ing them. I now, there. | ther informaton can be had of W. D Wallach, a ouse adjourn » b are, offbe them te the sabi full conhd Editor of the Washington( D.C ) Star. om vertiner Stanton, of Ohio, suggested that the Post | fore, offs them to the public in full confidence that fell T The » Stanton, 10, Sugg S| they will fully mest their wishes dtd A. PITMAN, rent @ small DIVELLING BOL Ottice bill et require oa action to-morrow. G. CRANDELL, OR RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of the build. | the intersection of Pennsylvania azer Mr. Barksdale witudrew his motion io West 12S Rridee st , Georgeto ) ENT—' ¥ - dowd ont ‘At 25 minutes before 3 o'clock the House ad- | — ee ing immediately opposite the Le eee Eaton ee journed ; Petitions, &e.—Mr. Otero, of New Mexico, pre- sented the memorial of the Legislature of New Mexico, in relation to tue organization of Arizona Territory, and gave notice ef a bill providing for the temporary goveroment of Arizona, and the appointment of a Surveyor General. Notices were given that bills will hereafter be Would call at their reeideno them at har reeidonve, 573 and 7th. She will find tne d. highest nding. Pieasa address . BARRINGER Would reepcotfully inform jadsex of this city and Georgetown that al is prepared at the shortest not.ce te Dy for the small suin of $2. Can refer to ‘Washington Post Office, or at her house, cored $2) to Oies stati 25 onth. Adi “* Igontion acd sowest rent Moat. at if thi City Hall, recently occupied by Chas 3. Wallach as an office. Also the front room in the second introduced as follows: By Mr. Helmick, of Ohio—Bill reduciag the pay of members of Congress to #5 per day during The sessions of Congress, and reducing and regu- lating mileage By Mr. Taylor, of Loutsiana—Bili to provide for the acquisition of the Island ef Cuba by nego- tation, and for its incorporation {uto the Union in the event of its being so acquired. By Mr. Kingham, of Obio—Bill to annul a legislation of the Territory of New Mexico le, izing or establishing slavery - Proceedings of Te-Day, ‘Pur SESATE is not in session to-day. Hovse —In the readiag of the journal to-day, it was announced that Mr. Reagan had been ap- pointed a member of the Committee on Indian Affsirs, in the place of Mr. Farnsworth, excused; that Mr. Thomas had been appointed a member of the Comuifttec on Revolutionary Pensions, in the place of Mr. Reagan, excused; ard that Mr. Hindman had been appointed a inember of the Committee on Private Tana Claims, in the place ef Mr Hamilton, excused. After the journal had been re-d, seversl com- munications from the Departments of no special interest, were read by their titles, and either re- ferred to the appropriate committees, or laid on the table and ordered to be printed. The Speaker liid before the House e copy of the Constitution adopted by a convention cailed to form a State Constitution for the Territory of Kansas Bingham moved to refer the memorial to the Committee on Territories. So ordered. The Speaker tuen proceeded to call for resolu- tions, Memorials, &c , from the various States. Mr. Morse, of se., offered a resolution calling upon the President of the United States to com- es ea Bowe oe i all Coogee cations which have n received from the British ; = if government. or from any ofticers thereof. on the | P&3!!y to every household. £7 \ As accidents will happen, even in Jomilies, it is very desirable to ha and convenieut-way for repairing Fu: Crockery, &e. afford to b t» the sticking pr sity for limping ens: dolls, and broken cradles. evne, shail, with Indies of refinemont and taste. ‘This admirabi Itis just id in solution. and poi valuable qualities of the best cabine itmay bs used 1a th being vastiy more hesive. Price. 25 cents ; N. B.-A Brush acoompani+s each Address Put Eight, A PARED ve Hair, | story and the chird floor ofthe same building, For | 0 8¢ver ee - or accommodate | terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. 2 ANT! SITUATION ins eee between 6th | Louisiana avenue. ja is tf wpe a Touts ” yeprs of ag conveniences ‘ honest living. ‘refers to ras 'e. Y OR SALE—A MODEL FAR “3 CAS fon of the F Montgomery county, My EAS ns 4 ‘piles Tom = recommenda nendations caver with, regardto it” ’ | Georgetown, on the turnpike leading to ook ville, capability. App {tis ina high state of ou tivation. with all the im: = Exohanged for eity propery. ent ® DArERin, or PERSONAL. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE ets a! such emergencies. and no household can aiford to ba without it. It is always ready and ap There is no longer a neces- ‘2. aplintercd veneers, headiess and other ornaments! work, 80 popular Preparation is used cold, being © place of ordinary muci ““USEPUL IN EVERY HOUSE.” Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar street, New York. HENRY C. SPALDING & CO., Box No, 3,600, New York. for Dealers i taining Four, sha Tweve Bein sence Lithograph’ ic show Card accomranying each package. single bottle of SPALDING’S PRE- GLUE will save ten times its cost an- ~ Wi exchanged for Sih, provert a Alao, two ‘smal jouses. For Rent in Washi ton, D.C. Apply to G. W. ISSOLUTION 7 Aréat, No. Sb ithate” V* BRAY, Real Hatate b* OF COPARTNERSHIP. = se artnership heretofore ex:stin ° Huse POR RENT OR SALE, containing | Linnuy and CW. Miseukit i= thin cay oP 13 rooms, gas. Potomac water, bath-room, &o. | solved mutual conee:t, 7 ‘eon the premisex, No. EY issourt avenue, . W. MITCHE ard 6th streets. The furniture will be JOSEPH LIBBEY. | — = vented with the house, if 4 Washington, Febranry 8th. 1280. hss 55 000 HAVANA CIGARS. To nesiitnre inpsrkanee oti just imported th pove large invoice of © lavane Cigare, of ciferons brands and rich flare f tlemen desirous of recuring ® god artic’ ow OR RENT-—A and desi - PURER D WELT aceernlle four story north, near H street—No. AoE Rent moderate, Apply to J. T. LENMAN. No. 471 I2th at. de 28 well-regulated find now a ra-# opportunity roe @ nome cheap | FXOR RENT—PARLORS and CHAMBERS ~seedliadne A e's rniture, Toys, F handsomely Tareiaken With hot and col vor . foo st Corner pa poate and 13th st and bath-room, (Potomac water.) The apartments: Bret Hor ope Tee Ee Wel See eM Se D FOUND. _ nquire of ° 0.333 Pa. avenue, between Sth'and 10th tte’ ed I OST— On yesterday morning. a bine 4 VEIL, in the tics’ galicrs 0 Kepresentativer, The finder wil L aving the same at 286 H st O8T—A RAILROAD TIC toa. N. tae fder wi! OR RENT—Severa! fine ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, at 276 Pa, avenue, tw east of the Kirkwood House. "e™s® 880 doors na S*RATHRS EMPL RE Conon the article for KET to Wert b> hentaomels * using all hee’ ed, Will be rented during the session of Con | waded by leaving itat the Avenue House maxcrs glue. | Frese in the moat deatratie looalifsin thie ety, REARTTIN, Lis T.—The Sacer will 4 . a tthe fa | dowel to oan esi cppltantn' SRT RUPR ® Het DS. 350 Pm me between Py bottle A capeanLe FARM FOR SALKE—s: ria county, oe ton —_———— 8 his h aed heavy “epee tve a hibera! “i PURCE: or 4th and K streets. Washington, ja 19-tf WARD -1 05 LOST — remises of 427 P -a" and 4ty atreeta, on Son av |. between 5 ht. tho Sih inst, a tare baci B Rae Lhd Lwacerr MITCARL DOZEN LINEN HANDKERC rs 150 We bavo just -ec*ived " BIS nd Sper dozen, they are decidedly the cheapest ever offered Wre Uv» ANY 1 On. He bad edt «heery jeath-ronlinr withaesron rl € he bas serena ers) apts wy he aeee itis white nro” by = fet 3c - At the prices, Vv) . -gelhes , “ 4 2 ay peo anya Betray eb, iatalgae #0 Me Bt | eat Sa Waraare Brats Graeaasatd | Seeze wom Freneh Corcty whine ante 1 | EUV APES Diewige. Serta hay y of February, 1858. Lid over 3 Fancy Stores. 2 dosen't itehed L Me: 5 Pe Loup ny. ee 3° PMs. BAYLY, Also, £, resolution tbat the several committess of | " Oouy hants should makegnotecf SPAL |” “Bosoms, ali at the loweat piicee, nn ee ; the House that were authorized, under the second | pyaumte? plerenants should make s no! inaking tp oR docLky & Co., GoSeE MASCIE MITCHELY gut tection of the act of the Just Congréss-on the sub- i their list, It will stand any climate, fe 19-15 fe9 st 543 7th strest, above Pa, sve. feos