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INprRIAL LITIGATION on Russ1A.

washington November 70, 1906
The undersigned charge daffares Of his Majesty the
Emperor Of all the Russias has the honor compliance
with the order Of his government Of addressing the fol-
lowing communication TO the Hon Mr. Marcy Secretary OF
State Of the United States:
The attention Of the Emperor has an eminent degree
dwet the proposition by which the United States an
swered the invitation which had been extended 10 them 10
sccede TO the declaration OF the fourteenth Of April His
Majesty entirely concrs In the views Of the government Of
the United States which the Hon. Mr. Marcy has laid down
in his equally lucid temperate Of the 2sth Of July
The proposition Of the federal government In the opinion
Of his imperial Majesty deserves much the 10 be-
taken into consideration that the honorable Secretary
State argues for the exclusive interests Of the United
States, but for those Of the whole Of mankind
The imperial government would have room for self
graduation should Its contribute to the adop
ton of the proposition OF the United States and should
all the powers by common resolution proclaimed In the
face OF the world agree TO apply private property on
the the principles Of involabity which beqe
profess for property land The undersigned IL
accordingly instructed 10 notify the Hon Mr. Marcy that
his Majesty the Emperor accepts for bis part the condition
under which the United States to the abolition Of
privateeng-namey, that the private property of the
subjects and citizens of the contracting parties shall in
we'll by those Of all the powers which may Join in
this declaration.
The undersigned is equally instructed to declare 10 the
honorable Secretary Of State that should the propositions
Of the United States become the subject Of collective de-
liberation the vote Of the imperial cabinet pledged to
them.
The undersigned improves this opportunity to tender 70
Mr. Marcy the assurance Of his very high confederation
sT0BCKEL
To the Hon. Mr.. MARCY,
Secretary Of State Of the United States &C.
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THE TESTIMONY OF A POLITICAL OPPONENT.
The Albany Evening Journal one Of the leading organ

THE TESTIMONY OF POLITICAL OPPONENT.
The Albany Evening Journal Of the leading organs
Of the backrepublican party thus speaks of the retiring
administration
at but simple justice to say that far as the financial
interests Of the country concerned they have been
aged with ability and integrity. Though overruled fire.
quenty in matters Of appointment the President has stood
by Governor Marcy his enlightened and eare, discharge
Of the responsible duties Ct the State Department.
Contracted with the administration Of Tyler and Fill
more in all that personal elfrepeCt and in all
that belongs TO the proPetes Of high station that OF Gen.
Pierce presents clean record Nothing Of the neposm
those dsgraces the present. Gen. Pierce fol-
lowed the bad example Of hunting up and pensonng all
sorts Of relatives partners and dependents The Post Office
Department has not BEEN when in the hands OF Fillmore
Hall, Haven, convenience for political lazsroni. Nor
has there been during General Perces administration
either 'back-star entrance to the White House. or
kitchen cabinet"
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RICHMOND, Na,,) Dec 4.-The presidential electors
met here yesterday Major James Garland presided and
P. II. Ayle acted secretary The fifteen votes Of the
State having been thrown for Buchanan and Breckenridge
Mr. Hayes Of Lewis county, appointed messenger 70
proceed to Washington As the vote wss
fifteen guns fred In front Of the Cspto AT noon the
electors and numbor Of others pnrtook Of collation. at the
Ballard House and complimentary supper at the Exchange
Hotel At night,
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Important 20 Cotton Planters,

by WHstH IAe.T lHtoNles tHst 6e doH0ltd,
THE undersigned
United States for tie and combination OF machine
for converting seed
from the gn through the preparation and spinning machine
ny, unui ii is Ieauy for shipment weaving
be
and made om the fibre unboken and unpured by
ratns OF the machinery the and die
enange W Will be about nifty and heavier
will command the markets Of world dsaHciBg competition
q advanced prices
The undersigned prepared dispose of privileges his
terms,
suucons how II, best machinery,
other particulars, application addressed
Dec b-2aWyf GEORGE q. HENRY, Mobile.
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AWARD OF Paper CONTRACTS.

The Superintendent OF the Public Printing has awarded
the contracts for supplying paper for the public printing
for the year ending December ], 1851, as follows
Glass to s. j. Megargee of Philadelphia Pennsylvania
2 TO II. V. Butler Co, OF New York, New York.
3, to Keeuey, Wood, Co.. Of Manchester, Conn.
a, 10 II. v. Butler 4 Co, OF New York, New York
O. to J. 4. R. Kingsand of Beleyle New Jersey.
8, 10 f. 4. Tileston, of Boston, Massachusetts
q to G. H. Lewis, OF Philadelphia Pennsylvania
g. 70 j NJ Hollingsworth, Boston, Massachusetts,
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could understand them Thus from idleness prejudice
desire to bolster up the moulderng fabric Of despOsm
they display degree ofiguoranoe either innocent or viii
full that for the part renders them unworthy Of no
tice We trust Monsieur Gaardet viii be duly sensible
of the compliment have paid in making him an exoeP
tinn
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Markets.

NEW YoRE, DeO 6.-Four is tending upward-sales Of
1900 barrels State, Sc 10 So 40J southern is firm at
SO 90 81 20. Wheat is dull and unsettlsdsaes Of Ia 800
bushels red 81 46 81 64j white 81 IS 81 "A. Corn
has advancing tendenoysaes Of SIS 500 bushels mixed
IL cents yellow, "a cents. Pork Is qustmess, $40 so.
Beef anchangednew Chicago repacked Sl4 80. Lard is
buoyant at Is cents Whisky has adVRncedsAss Of Ohio
at So cents.
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arARe,lsIo,,s Matte.

Q-ReIigious NoticeDvine service will be held in the I'd
Presbyterian Church uncton Of Now York and
between 18Th and lAth suees the coming sabbath.
Morning II O'Clock afternoon service 81
m. Preaching by the pastor
This church has been neatly ded and is
OF the most comfortable in the The public affection
ately invited TO attend
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LOCAL N Il w 8 !.

We copy the following from the Evening Star OF ycstsr.
day
o. OF 0. F.-The following statistics show the opera
ons of the Order of Odd Fellows Of the District Of Column
bia for the year ending September 80, 1856:
Rtiif Repoy-Amount paid for relief OF brothers So
300 for relief Of widowed families S944 SO TO Norfolk
and Portsmouth sufferers $40 for buryng the dead 1895
for education Of orphans $3.50 l9 total OF relief
$5229 rs.
Number If orphans educating 81 amount of school fund
hand 81 635; general fund hand 1919 Is amount
invested Sl52l9 OF amount invested and hand ST.
1873 II.
BusiHs,s ReporL-Number Of limitations %; admitted
by card 80 renstatements, 2 withdrawn by card 20
suspensions for non-psyment n expulsion deaths Ia
reflections number of Past Grands 3l9 number Of con-
trbuung members, 1851
Revenue to school fund $776 os 10 general fund S..
s3s % from special tax, &c 1859 10; amount Of
revenue 1854 CA amount Of contingent expenses So
90s Is.
The mills and morocco-dressng establishment Of
Mr. Shryer Of Alexandria, were burned on Wednesday
last The Of loss sustained by the owner is set
down $4,000 The city, 1t stated will lose about ST.
5Oo The fire (ssys the Alexandria Sentne was unques-
tonaby the work Of an incendiay the establishment Of
Mr. Shryer has been unoccupied for months.
The American and Metropolitan Hook and Ladder com
pan with their apparatus and the hose carriages Of the
Anacosts and Northern Liberties fire companies Of this
city were on the ground to render their assistance
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OFFICI AL.


TREASURY DKFLHrAKST
November %, 1866.
Nnucc hereby given holders OF stock
United that this department win purchase the
the 30 or March unless OF 81 900 shall
0usly obtained and will addition the interest
from the date dividend Of interest
together additional reach
tho vendor the following Of premium said
For the stock Of ls42, premium OF 10 per
heTtock Of l6f7 and s4s premium per cent, and
r stock Of 1850, commonly called Texas Indemnify Stock
premium of6 per
Certificates ofstock transmitted the department.
be assigned the United States party
receive the proceeds II the
lt day OF January the half
assigned by the aockhoder will 10 payable
and corresponding deduction be pay
able the stock.
Payment the stocks assigned transmitted win be made
by Assistant TTeasurers Boston, New YorE or
Philadelphia, the option Of the parties entitled (, reoeVe
money which should be expressed in the hs
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov s9-dt3dMarchff Secretary Of me Tress,ty
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QJ-St. Matthew'S Church-A charity the aid OF
OF Young Catholics Friend soce will bs preached
In this church. O'Clock Sunday next Rev Dr.
Cummlns, OF g. Stephens Church, New York. Dec 5-2
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BosroN, Dec. 6,-Ssmue Hsnshaw 4 Sons, bankers
failed this morning Their liabilities said to be large
The senior Of the firm is trustee Of the Rutland railroad
and Ia connected with various other roads
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Sentsnoe Of Land Warrant Forger.
DETROIT, Dec. 5-Vrgil Mccormick convicted Of forging
adGy to procure bounty and pension pa
Psr has been sentenced to twenty-five years imprisonment
in the penitentiary.
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0y-Protraeted mersing.-Eider Knapp.-A protracled
meeting 10 be held The Baptist Church 18th
COMMENCING Sunday morning. the TN Elder Knapp the dis
unguhed evangelist, the OCCASION Everybody is
invited. Come you would IA sea Deco
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The Arnbia al Boston .

BosroE, Dec. 5-2S p m.-The Arabis has just bee
1gnaled but will not reach her dock time for her mail
to be forwarded South tonight
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GEN ERAL NEW

BRDGRG OR ruSNELrSG THE East RIyER.-The New York
Daily Times of the 4th inst says
The twofod copper bars free passage the East
river which the Union Ferry Company insists upon have
ouy stirred the hearts OF the Brooklyn people but
tered like maggot into the brain of the inventors Of New
York, and of Brooklyn in particular They'll be hanged
if they'll always be imposed upon, they say Cheap fer
riage forever something better An engineer in gov
eminent employ has for number OF years been maturing
plan for bridging the river its point and Is
nearly ready 10 lay his model before the public His plan
is to place wire suspension bridge the river at
pass under by lowering their topmass He has full conf
dence that his project will meet with favor and eventually
be adopted
"The project drumming tunnel under the river has again
been revived, and estimates and plans of this work.
learn be submitted the public More curious
things and less promising projects than either of these have
paid their ten per cent before now"
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MARRIED.,

Al Montanye Montgomery county, Maryland, Wednesday,
December by Rev CRAs H. NouR THOMAS PETER esq OF
0nieVdso TO ELIZABETH, youngest daughter Of Major cEoRGE
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Form b,

Know all persons by these presents that " has released
md hereby releases the State OF Texas from all or
claim for the OF certificate num-
Der for the Of 3, issued by the late republic OF
e and redeemed by the United States in accordance with pro-
Of Of Congress- entitled An
payment creditors Of The republic . are com
pretended in the Of Congress Of September hun
my approved OF sss ana an NJ,
Of The state Of Texas approved the l Of F.oruay IsS5
As witness my hand and seal.
Aug 21-dinlstJnn
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THE PRIYATEERING QUESTION.

Among The documents accompanying the Presidents
message is the following letter from the charge sares Of
Russia.
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DISASTERS srEAMERs.-The year about to close will
present fearful record of lives lost passenger steamers
mostly navigating inland waters Ocean steamers have
thus far been favored than for several years The list
now stands as follows:
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Total

The gales the lakes during the present have
been almost unprecedented in severity Forty vessels
have been lost including seventeen steam craft and thirty
two sailing vessels and the loss of life is estimated at two
hundred at the lowest calculation
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KENTUCKY CENTRAL RALRoADBy the report of Hon. Leslie
Combs the president of this road learn that it is graded
to the bank of the Kentucky river and that he is laying
down the track five feet gauge through the city of Lexng
ton When completed this road will connect Cincinnati
with Danville and is important link in the connexion
between the southern Atlantic cities and the West.
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The Dung YaFers, by Wayne Reid. rs cents.
fhysleian's Vacations BY Dr. Waiter Claiming. 81 30
y new Translation Of Faust by q T. Brooks a.
The Life Of Luther fry historical by
koonig Cloth gilt, 60 morocco antique, sl2.
IS N"s'''" '"''on'
The Ancient Mariner; Illustrated. 80.
Inc Poetca Works OF George HerbcI illustrated. S.
Dckenss Little DoIrt Cloth, 81 IS paper cover 80 cents.
Prue and ! by g. W Curt. 81 21
Moduloia thousand Pleasant THING selected from Notes
and Quefies. 81 So
Paul Pane, newell; by Willis
Rome, Christian and Phpa rs cents.
Poems Of the late Francis Key the star
Banner IS cents = " " ~P"s'''
Charles Lhnmnn Adventures the United sta,e
Bessau, vols IS. 1890 ~ O
Rhymes and Roundelayes praise of count, life pror,eIy
lu uatad. g., - '-'"
ehoico stock especially adapted for Juveniles.
Dee6 Bookstore near OH street
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Know all by these presents has released
and hereby the United Of America from
liability for payment certificate evidence
number for the Of s. issued by the late republic
Texas the authorizes the State Texas
bed by the United
provisions entitled An provide
creditors republic of Texas
pretended In The act OF Congress Of September niBe
hy the 2sh February
OF approved the February, 1856
As witness hand and seal.
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HALIFAX Dec. 4-The Arabia sailed this morning for Bos-
ton, with light northwest wind.
The steamer Merlin Is still missing.
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BY TELEG RAPH
Reported Imm,nss Failure.
Departure Of The arabia from HaiifoT,

NEw YoRE, Dec SIT rumored that Jacob Little ha
failed to meet liabilities to an immense amount
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Ssntmoe Of a Land Warrqnt Forge

nOuuosd bis iabls. are stated at OOOa to Charles
ton houses
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Anohtr Failure

NV yopE, Dec. 6-Tho failure Of rice dealer !. an.
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Gautier's French Restaurant,


262 Psnnsylpano Avenue, beOesn l2h and l3 streets
THE proprietor of the above establishment call public At
enton 10 his increased and unsurpassed for conduct
ing and supplying everything in his line of business
He Is prepared notice the IaYgss, DN
MERE BALLS and PARTIES with everything pertaining 10 m.
EsTRE DINNERS and furnished families without m,
trouble TO the family aud al moderate charges,
fIRsT CLASS FRENCH will be Sent tn prjy-:, 49,.
per dsyj and marketing and such articles IA b.y 49, AZ "
table pare, ant
oHs or sors "dthS OF civ nj short pooo
my eshoishmon viii be found elegant pa
ana dhlng rooms furnished the awuys
restaurant
they can be supplied With at ali oms. -
Particular attention 10 desired of supeb
ToSARr which for purity and de cacy uuequae
NJ 10, 80. @. GAUTIER.
Dec o-eodJw 2)2 Penn av,, between l2h and I3th a..
RLUE BooR-Caiied the sword OF Jackson-Co,,,,,,
aregseI OF all The Offices with emouments The ssyc,
o. me United States the number Of gners The number
citizens from each State. Price 374 Published by
Dee o-u'u' ALFRED HUNTER.
NOTICE We have had consigned u.s. by marty WIN nu
~ dispose OF then best qUay sci, OF .x
piece, each, which will be 8 I'd at ye,y reduced
Our customers assured OF superior quality OF The ahoye
and Of their extraordinary cheapness
NJ W. GAIT a BRO, Jewellers
Deco-o 52' Penn, sv, between 9th and 10Th streets.
WAhTED,-Persons desiring give private dinner n,,. 80
be supplied with hrstclHs French at 81 fT his er
application GAUTIERbS REsTS uR MT
Dec e-2awSmoh PSF Penn. av, between loih and l1b,
THE Adventures OF a Rpying D,plonstlst by -
WikoG 9uteor q "dy Coartship" ! vol New Yors az
FncR u g5 '0'b 1850
Embassies Foreign Courts by "the R,yIns E,E.,-,
VI London 1855, Fdce a..
Dee0 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND,

The following the drawn Of Maryland Conoi
dated Lottery Tor the benefit Of the susquehannah Canal
drawn December 3 1855
81 40 30 50 50 So 4s 81 10 90
The following numbers Of the Patanseo s,t,
Lottery class 3ll, drawn December 4. 1855;
3 65 20 20 80 81 CO SO so 10 CO
r, FRANCE Co., Managers.
D. McPHAIL Commissioner.
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STEEmFR FOR sALr on CaARTEH.-The sauush
and strong steamer GOV DUDLEY rebuilt Of
AND ready for
FOr particulars apply MORnECAI 4 CO.,
Noy H-aawAw l0 East Bay, Charleston, ., Y,
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| w II sTANFORD, Merchant TsIIor. No ASS Penn
W. syyana avenue, four street would re-
pocy call the attention Of his pusIic
orally his complete and well selected and
fish goods for gentlsmen's They order in
his usual elegant ye the shortest notice. always prompt 10
/ time. - "
He would beg grateful thanks to his friends and
public for the LIBERAL patronage him and 10
assure them that attention viii be paid secure
| satisfaction 10 ALL
| Nov 2a-2aw3wf
SILH UNDERGAhmENTs-Iaa addition TO our very rnl and
and drawers, offer the largest and
SILK UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
ever offered this market
Buying exclusively for goods In The
variety, at the lowest and uniform prices,
sTEvGNs's sales Room,
Dec leo prown,, Uo,ol
Ew GOODS FOR THE FALL pHADE,-Now oD.n
ing another and large supply elegant goods for
gsnuemens wear, consisting Of
Dress shirts, In great variety
Under shirts and drawers, do
0enlemen's travelling she ys do
% hid Ind warm gloves, Do
" scarf, stocks, lies &cI do
DO dressing robes, do
DO walking canes do
Umbrellas perfumery, &o do
Our assortment IRON recent additions complete part
mhn and buying exclusively for cash. enabled Offer The
best goods THE lowest and uniform prices
NoVRS-eV3wh Bales Room, Browns Hotel
A pure Lisbon wine, % ann cn'h
This invoice q sent 70 -
New fo'f who received dre~' - sebsofhsI W nehd w
soAs rare chance " ge' rom Lisbon This affords per.
by pure wine at moderate price For sale
Nov lS-lSs. WIN, NJ GRIPS,
~, = eos Saturday, No 81 Louisiana
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TO The Citizens of The District or Columbia.

UNDERSTANDING that there in the twenty 1--WE
deaf and dumh and bind persons teaobnbe arc
pRupers, pnr
Of organizing institution for
regulations
When the arrangements shall be completed
viii be gwen feliow-c waited ON for
aid they be inclined beow metorous an
object AMOS KENDALL,
ID. A. HALL,
BYRON sUNDERL and
J. Q. MCGUIRE.
OF Washington.
w, H.. EDEa,
JUDsoN MITCHELL
Dec S-dS or Georgetown.
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krD AND WARM GLOVES :,
h:o, Tilbury driving slo.,. SiS'h"sS SAFES R0On'
Dee a-lw
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REMARKABLEMrs. Clarssa Williams, of Oxford Quaker
Farms district (says the Hartford Tmes in her Goth
year. spins of yarn day. and without the aid
of glasses She sick day in her life and now
enjoys good health She has probably been thirty
miles from home Industry has been prominent feature
of her life
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REslGSAHoS.-The South Carolnian of the 2sth ult
that the meeting of the board of trustees of the
South Carolina College on Wednesday evening last the
resignation of Prof Brumby of the proessorshp of chemis
try and geology presented and accepted He retres
in consequence Of continued i'll health.
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SCARLET FEyER.-The scarlet fever (says the Whining
ton Gazeel is said to be prevailing to alarming ex-
tent in sister city of Philadelphia During the past
five weeks 1853 deaths have been reported and larger
amount Of mortality has been produced by this disease the
present year than for the preceding three half
years Unless there shall be a subsistence of the dis
during this month 1t is estimated that nearly one
thousand fatal will have occurred by the termination
al the
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WANTED-A cory q the Madison Pcpsrs Apply or write
w stating price, to J. w Webb, 43l Pennsylvania avenue
Dec 5-J'
A GROCER, doing yearly business o about s3s-
n 0n, wishes sell and
profitable
close The stand is tho oldest CITY, Addes,
box 6h stating full nams &C, Dec 5-d3ts
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HENT.-Two chnmt.,.. -,
purlnr, central and elbIy verv n,s
nshod Inquire At No 431 Finh street. between and H.
Nov 2q-d5uf
Watches, JewoIry, siIv err Ware. sc
w invite attention TO extensn ladies, and vp
mems very superior waiohe diamond and an other sys N
sc. e~-' ''''' 49,
focus, - - ''N - b"'''' y =.
inc oove comprising the largest varied assortment
offered 70 our customers viii te sold at prices low rs
city ~ this country
Orders for every description silver ware All
articles in our line, promptly executed.
Sterling and standard silver furnished IN al
Watches and thermometers of description stfuy
paired practical knowledge of th5 10 which
sonal attention satisfaction those An.
watches TO repair
Engraving In an branches, including the cutirs NJ am,
ctes notices, &c, n stone done In the best
Visiting cards also handsomely engraved and nrEted
N. W. GAIT BRO. t.r.usrs
No. 3ot Penn av. between Ninth arr TN
Dee 2-6td '"hm sues@s