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ResOtved, That the President be requested 10
furnish the Senate with copies Of any information
nc may possess relative 10 the refusal Of Honduras
to receive commercial agent from the United
States.
A joint resolution relating to the erection of a
courthouse, customhouse, &C., at Detroit, Michi.
gan, was passed
An act making appropriation for the support of
government for the year ending June 80, 1857
was read and referred
An act for the relief Of Robert Mitchell was a.
ken up, and passed.
A bill relating to the transmission Of the United
States mails to Southampton and Bremen, was Ia
ken up, considered and passed over
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DIED.

In this city, the 5th instant in the aDh wear Of
his age after long and painful illness, PHILLIP
VE&iLLf, native Of Branard, County Longford
Ireland. 49,
Al Norfolk, Virginia, On the 9TH inst, after pro.
tracted Illness, Il, !, LOUDON of the firm of lou
don Co, of ibs city.
On The lst instant at his residence in Pittsburgh.
Pa, 7. J. FOX ALDEN, Esq. member Of the Pits,
burgh bar.
:, Sunday, August sd, at Yellow Sulphur Springs.
montgomery county, Virginia, MARY i. BENNETT
wife of Alexander Bennett aged IS years
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Prospects of Mr.. Buchanan.

In further confirmation of the many reports
both from correspondents and individual travellers,
OF the prospects of Mr.. Buchanan at the North, we
give aportion of a letter received by the Savannah
Republican, dated Saratoga Springs, 2lst July
The writer is Democrat and therefore cannot be
suspected of giving any unfavorable views of the
prospects OF his party candidate, unless compelled
by the flights before him in that region. After
speaking of the dissolution of the Union, as the re-
snl of the triumph of the Freesoil party, he says
els there no way to avert these evils ? sol
EMMY declare to you, my Southern brethren, that
see none save in the election of Willard Fillmore
to the Presidency. And here, may not be mis-
understood, let me say that came to the North u
Democrat and remain one. 4 graduate from the
office of the organ Of the Democratic party of
Georgia, fondly cherish its principles, but lore
this Union more If there was the remotest pos
sibility of the election of Democratic President
my humble efforts would be exerted to secure it
under existing circumstances, however-Mr. Blu
chanan being entirely out of the question, in the
North, at least-I do not intend to throw away my
suffrage by voting for him. and thereby, even
though indirectly, contribute to the election of
Fremont, the Abolition Churchyand- State candi-
date.
:" The question before us is, Union or Disunion ?
and / shall accord my vote accordingly. / shall
vote for the candidate of the great American
movement, nick-named into nationality under the
epithet of Know-Nothing ism-recognsin that
spontaneous, voiccful upheaving of popular senti-
ment which has shaken the political world from
Maine to California making the dry bones Of party
rattle in their whitened sepplchresl that uncom-
promising declaration of national brotherhood
which ignores the past issues Of political strife
which rises clear of local bias, and maintains the
great fact that true American knows no North,
no South, no East, no West-but only his country!
"Yours truly, En-
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An IMPORTANT VoTE.--Saturday last was set
apart TO canvass the city Of Hudson, New York.
M. Haviand, American; II. G. Miller, Buchanan .
VIM Morris, Fremont, were selected to canvas
the city. The result was gratifying 20 all except
the Republicans, who are chopfalien, and declare
we viii find different result in November next /,
Fillmore, 532; Buchanan, 262; Fremont, 1855
We copy the above from the New York Express.
Hudson is the residence Of Hon. Killan Miller,
member Of Congress who was elected by the
Americana, but who votes with the Republicans
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sB william A. Bachelors Hair Dye.-
Gray, red rusty hair dyed Instantly to beautiful and
natural brown or black without the least injury 10 hair or
skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to WI.
nam A. Bachelor since 1892 and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair of his patrons of his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair aud wskers Is I'M
just as u would be against covering bald head with wig
William A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature and warranted not to In
lure IN the least however long it may be continued
Made, sold, or applied lin nine private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233, broadway, New York
Sold In all cities and towns of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the and address upon steel Mate
engraving on four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
!. $685. Broadway, New York
The genuine for sale by Charles sott, and applied by
]. II, Gibbs, Wizards Hotel. an f-eod
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The WESTERN MAIL.-During the last three
months this mail has been very irregular We
have not received the Louisville Journal for the
last six days. Such omissions are of frequent oc-
currence The same remark will apply to the St.
Louis and Cincinnati papers
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The Gilmor House, recently erected on Monu.
ment square, Baltimore, in the immediate vicinity
of Barnum's Hotel, has changed proprietors, and
is now closed for the purpose of newly arranging
and making some improvements. 1t will be open
ed on the 1st of September, under the management
of S. S. Stone, of Boston, and William NJ Stone,
New York.
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wick, Of Leno1, Massachusetts,, died on Sunday
last. He was the youngest son Of the late Judge
Sedgwick, and brother Of Miss Catharine Sedg
wick, the novelist. Mr.. s. had been for many
years clerk of the Supreme Court for the county
of Berkshire
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SENATE.

THURSDAY, August z, 1906.
On and after to-day, 10 was ordered that the Sen
ate meet at III o'clock.
Information was received that the act TO provide
for the instruction Of children and youth in the
District, was signed by the President.
A resolution was offered, proposing that the
Senate meetat IL O'clock on Saturday, to proceed
to the consideration Of Executive business
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IMMENSE FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN DEMoNsTRA-
TroN-The campaign i'll New Jersey was fairly
opened on Tuesday last, in Camden, with a grand
mass meeting. The Philadelphia Inquirer says that
the enthusiasm evnced there is without parallel in
the political history of our country, and that New
Jersey in November next, will speak in thunder
tones for the cause of just principles, conserva,
tive President and the union Of the States
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North Carolina.

The State election in North Carolina occurs
to-day. A Governor and members of Tho
Legislature are to be elected. Owing to tht
fact that the American candidate for Governor
was against the e3tensioa of tie right Of say
(rage he will lose thousands of votes, which
ifthis objection to him did not exist, he woult
receive Our friends in North Carolina have
many of them, long since informed MS tha
ais election was not probable, whilst the cleo
ton of u majority of Americans to the Legis
ture is quite probable, and the success of Mr.
Fillmore, in that State certain in Novembc,
next. We shall, therefore, be most agreeably
surprised if Mr.. Gilmer shah be elected Coy.
ernor.
The local elections, for State and county
officers furnish an uncert ain and unreliable
criterion by which 10 predict the result of a
contest on national questions 1t has not un.
frequently happened, that the local elections,
held in August, September and October, i'm,
mediately before Presidential election, have
presented political phases totally different from
those shown in November 1t is most EN-.
phaticaliy true, as it regards Willard Fillmore,
that, if we csa credit the assurances Of our
friends, he will run thousands upon thous nds
ahead of any local American candidate
Many of our correspondents, as well In Ken
lucky as North Carolina and gentlemen too,
of the highest intelligence, have informed us
that Mr.. Fillmore will get from five to ten
thousand votes, in each of these States, over
and above the american vote cast at the State
election. AS in North Carolina, so elsewhere,
questions Of State policy, and considerations To-
calintheir application, affect thousands ofvotes.
Whatever, therefore, may be the result of the
State elections in Kentucky, Arkansas, or
North Carolina, it will not diminish, in the
least degree, our confidence that Mr.. Fillmore
will carry two of them, if not all three In Mo-
Vember.
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CALIFORNIA ArFAIRs.-Thc following despatch
was sent from this city recently to the N. Y. Even
ting Post:
Documents relative to'the California disturbau-
ces are prepared for transmission to the Senate
embracing Governor Johnson's application for the
Presidents interference and assistance; Marcy's
refusal; Cushing's legal opinion supporting Mar
cy's objections; together with instructions from
Secretaries Davis and Dobbin to tho Army and
Navy on the Pacific.
These documents are expected to show Cover
nor Johnsons connivance with the Vigilance Com
mittee' during the first week Of its existence and
his negligence to employ proper constitutional
means to suppress insurrection before resorting to
the federal authority. The rebellion had progress.
ed eleven weeks before his application to the Pres
ident. The application is now refused because he
failed to summon the Legislature, which was the
first duty devolving on him by the act of Congress
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EXTENSIVE SALE.-The "Curritoman estate, in
Lancaster county, Virginia, consisting of $500
acres of land, together with 298 negroes, were a
few days since sold TO a company Of Virginia gen.
tlemen for $4,000. The property belonged to
the late Mr.. Cabel, Of Richmond.--Rich Wing.
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GEORGE PEABODY, Eso.-We see 1t stated that
this welknown American, who for long time has
been prominently connected with the banking bu-
siness in London, is about to visit the United
States, after an absence Of twenty years. He has
engaged passage to New York by the Collins
steamer of the Sd of September next. 1t is UNDER
stood that he intends visit of several months.
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MARRIED.

In winchester, Virginia. July l7th by the Rev. G
Walker, j. PEYT0N CLARK, ESQ.,, to CORNELIA
place. ''' - ''''''
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Hon. John Scott Harrison, of Ohio, than whom
there is no sounder American in Congress, is abou
to publish an address to his constituents.
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The Sag Harbor Corrector, abiding to the fusion
OF the Hards and Softs at Syracuse, says
Henceforth the march Of the Democratic party
Is onward onward, like the slow but intrepid tread
OLA jaskass toward peck of OATS
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sN HOlioway's Pills. To M0thers-SOre
breasts sad drawback the pleasures of maternity
This ointment at aays the Inflammation and heals the
eSoorated nipple 1t Is equally prompt In its curative ac
ton upon erupons sores, whtlows external hurts
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane New
York; and No. 2 Strand London by all druggists at
90 Genus, VIZ cents, ana u per pot aug
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THuRspAY. August 4. ls50.


As usual, there was no quorum present at the
opening of the House, and a call was resorted 10
to obtain the attendance of members after which
the Journal of yesterday was read.
The SPEAKER laid before the House com.
munication from the President of the United
States, transmitting report from the Secretary of
War, made in compliance with resolution Of the
body requesting information in regard to the Cap
itol and Post Office extensions which was referred
TO the select committee on the subject, and Or
dered to be printed.
On motion Of Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, the
bill from the Senate to carry into effect the oct IN
provide for the accommodation Ct the Courts of
the United States for the district Of Maryland and
for post Office at Baltimore, was taken from the
table and referred to the Committee of WAYS and
Means
Mr. LETCHER, of Va, moved that the House
60 into COMMITTEES OF the Whole on the state of
the Union; which motion prevaed--yeas 100,
nays 90.
The House accordingly went into Committee,
and resumed abe consideration of the Naval Ap-
preparation bill, and were engaged in considering
amendments thereto, when our report closed.
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The American and Wing papers Of Maryland
are very severe upon Mr.. Pearce's recent letter.
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CINCINNATI TnEs.--We regret to announce that
Mr.. James y. Taylor, for fifteen years the able
editor Of this paper, has been compelled, by i'll
health, to retire from his post. We hope to an
nounce his return at no distant day.
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Hon. PERCY WALKER-In the House, last eve
ming, Mr.. Walker, of Alabama, analysed the plat
form Of the American party, saying, although he
was delegate to the Philadelphia Convention, he
could support no man who stands upon it. Look.
ing at Mr.. Fillmore, in connection with the plat
form, the leading idea was condemnation of the
repeal of the Missouri restriction and as declared
in his recent speeches. In the course of his re-
marks he said he should support Mr.. Buchanan
for the Presidency, the Democratic party being
more conservative than that which supports Mr.
Fillmore.
Mr.. Walkers secession from the American par.
~ has been, for several months, daily expected.
Mr.. Walkers argument in behalf OF Buchanan is
calculated TO damage that gentlemans cause at the
North materially.
As for Mr.. Walker himself we presume he has
committed political suicide, from what we know Of
the opinions Of the American party in his district
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ATTENTION JUNIORS !!

~@ meeting of Camp No.
xeZ5nTas6 2, Junior Sons of America VIII
~aSAeNsShGS be held in the basement of the
9th Presbyterian Church. near
the of Maryland avenue and 9Th street Island
on Friday evening, August 8th, 1855
full attendance Of members is earnestly desired
as business OF interest to the Camp and Of pleasure
to it's individual members will be transacted
aug T-2t BY order of the President
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sB The Executive Committee oftbe FFiII.
more and Donelson Club are requested TO meet this
evening, at o'clock, at the room, in "Clagetts
building, on Ninth street. between ID street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
As there is business of importance to engage their
attention, full meeting Is particularly desired
ANDREW 7 LARNER,
aug Chairman
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NOTICE

The following arc the drawn numbers 81 the Sus-
quehanna Canal Lottery Glass No. S4 iraNp ltg.
9. 1856. -
10 70 10 SO 20 SO 81 48 II II y - ? 10
r. FRANCS 4. a.
ID. III. MoPHAIL, Commissioner. Rur
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SHIPPING.

ENoR NORFOLK AND RICBMoND.-fHE UEIrBo
States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish viii
leave for the above pisces saturday. Nth instant
o'clock p. NJ, from pier Is North river sAe viii arrive n
Nerfok on Sunday afternoon, and NJ Richmond Nor
morprg Pssep Ne South will proceed without de-
~ The g,eat line 70 Charleston, Augusta Savannah
&C. Srayee will find this the cheapest pleaeantea and
post eIpedtou. route Passage and are, Including state
room 10 Kortot 81; b. Petersburg and Richmond, So
s,ecrsge half pIce. Apply % LUDLAM a PLEAsAFTs,
p piSSSwsy,
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nB. JOSEPH wORsTER, HAVING RErU RNED Fa II
~ the South III resume his practice at 9 Ninth street. y
&c hap Y0In 10 A N
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V,HE GREAT FEMALE MEDlC1NE-DR. POWERS Pn5
rodtc pills. 81 boz. Sold By Dr. P0werA 10 Canal
st oerrar Of Broadway
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ITO AGRICULTURAL DEALERS AID FARMsa5.-THE
subscriber owner Of Stevens American seet so for
the State CT New Jersey will sol, comfy rights
fopsbe ratep. Fer particulars address a., %. Herald
ooe 1he machine be az 70 Beekmin s,est. New
RI
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- @TEBEMAh-THE GKFAT kUKOPEAN DIsOOvAHH.
Protected royal letters patent OF England, and
e reas Of he dc Pharmace Dc Paris, and Ne In
: 8 Pei College OF Medicine. Viea ma
MEsEmAR No lis the remedy for general debility. ~
em would got become impair d. even IN he decline a NE,
. TreeerA rssy adopted; eli physical
peansns yansh Ike magic before it, Influence feu&a
Ing invaluable 70 those enterir the marriage stAsa
fnIEsExAR No Ccnpeeiv Graduates all hoae disordc
which copaya and subeos have 30 ors been thought art
ftiou.
eass do rdsrs which, unfortunately The Engh physcana
With mercury TO the inevitable destruction Of no
not remove
and al newearg qualities They may lie tho toilet I'll
without their ufe being detected.
Yod In lin cssss S. four enc FOR Co. vAch
sayss & and in on whereby there saving OF @: d.
msrd Roux A., Wholesale and retail and Forwarded 70 any
part OF word by H. A. BskhOw, n representaAv
YoYi. Attendance DAILY, from IL Hi PM and froia
4tosP NJ Sundays excepted urless by prevoua az psui-
ro. 81 Greene Sweet Canal. Fold by VI n
zeser, book store A Youth THIRD street, Philadelphia tn
above a-'ces crls be had direct he sbcvp ussS
ssk,.yahnrA
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~EOO REwARD.-DR. JEFFRIEs, ANrIToDE Is THE
EOVO mcs eaecsua preparation sold and as neither
s' aa and rsade1
Or hss. As e. TINS
injurious effect ether Son.tiiu,cnady lossy
RiSG 10 Brosaway Coz corner Of John srset ''' ' ''
a HEDlCINK has BEAN DIscovkRFD-DR. HAlaHT
s and sanas
NV Ts;ss ~ A. issS ,. :, .s.t,,. :,
N: %:ss
pound Was su1es Of severe cough and pain In The ched
Dr. Dear Sir Suffering from I1e Distressing Cough
&c, lees than bottle Of your compoaud cured Re-
Yso' New fol sa''H . Stanton street.
nR. :! ARMoETs PARIS AND LoNDos MEDIoAL
~ Ss S e g. ss
sd remedies and shows the aeriory Of The sutaOr. PHs
ION and ssisfai sm and nsscrsaos: T.
preadwsy New yars We reccmmens Dr. isrmoni 70 sSe
snced. Courier des Etais Upis, Stats zeung National
~ BERT nvh iER dsvosa his a..nuon sly otSs
ssmss ss q diseases OF the throat and iansA Residence AMI
DR WARDS UNFORTUNATELY FRIEND, AID oTaIa
.1 cemS. i. .ss s vSo q sU .
manspt and 81 eeds cure should come mmsdissy % ma
Sss nss :: {: % e
Uninrusatss Friend always in . week osn in two
days; recent ceses In twelve hours OGcs 20 Oaaai
corner OF Broadway. tAe ",
~ 10 long ard ay1raoy known 70 the public may be
suited his old flee where he has branch
medicine for me last twenty four years. made more
cnres than other man in The chn many Of
per peeed ircurable OF whom he has pemis
soe TO refer to- Charges moderate and " al
guaranteed Caution Ny great remedy Hunters red DROP
biz Cd, only be had abovs 81 Medical book 800
fiatis.
DILFs. Phi rs, PTI.Fs-sIMPsoNs VEGETABLE sPR.
ci9c All persons iaborpg under this disease arc nv
ttd 70 call and will them can prove By numerous
parties ho have been eeouay cured by the use OK my
eAc. Office SIS Broome street corner Thompson. + Bod
by oil druggists
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COAL.

CYrNEY, PICTOU AID LINGAN COAL MINI n
- There 10 large stock OF fresh mined coal ct me
nsmed nnes The Lpgau mine bias besn opened expre
gas compsnes, ard highly approved Of Persons wishing
import coal have credits opened By applying Gu
NARD No. Bowling Green.
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plLEs. PHI Els, PILES.-sIMPsOh's VEGETABLE sPE-
ci9c. All persons abortnR under this disease arc fnv
te6 70 call and Will cure them "a prove By numerous
parties bn have been eeotuay cured by the use OK my
shc. Office SIS Broome street Thompson. z Sold
by oil druggists.
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BHLIARpa.

emo BROADWAY-A. BAsSFORD, JR., HAS NOW
QUO his new rooms above numoer in complete order
for hoee whir TO purchase good bisrd to
else themselves between ana IL o'co:k No humbug Ini
ts ION tables original Inventions and improvements
only. EXcelsorl
OH LIARDs.-TWO BILLIARD TABLES, GOOD AS
ID kew tor sale low. Apply at 22l Greenwich street
uAvlNG LEARN ED III IT WORTHLESS MUTATIONS
ofn combination cushions Are offered for sale eau
with my nsme ard date Of patent.
MICHAEL fHsLAN, 80 Chambers st., up stairs.
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MEDICAL.

49, >N-1>~-
HEnN REwERD-CROesMAN SPECIFIC MIX
VOUU lures Gf ali rem edes dscovered, this n =
most certain II ms speedy and cure
The leas. friction in diet drink exposure change in
ication TO lusness. Nary cured In days Sold
The 3 Broadway OF Chanbers street; a,
at 10 Astnr Rouse at l6o Broadway 100 Fulton street. co.,
OF william street -
nB. JOSEPH wORsfER, HAVING RErU RNED IN Il
~ the South vii resume his practice at ll9 Ninth street. 8
fee hours rom TO 10 A. M
pRIvArE oopsutJArloNs.- DE-. ATsON A1fmD
exclusively 70 d6saees d oer4Atn cass, b wAioh
enred vast number Of In long Of practice
The reme lea mild and nsge interruption from
ness change so diet Dr. Watson earoeshy recommend
~ early call After the rs delay he
Of Aostums specifics, drops BE-. and oshor ynsEul treat
ment make The subsequent les speedy. N. WAr8O'
u. d. formerly surgeon 70 The Loci Hogpna once 60 Wake
street. fourth door wes q Broadway. Also. oonaulona by
letter.
DICORDs PRACf1CA.-DR G. D. nAMNuAD, FOR
IL mery pupil with Ricord OF PAYia and win % soor
hrated Of this cty Drs Nett and CArnochAn hcfme
the public That he may be suited Tor the import
class Of caasss and fy hose Of the throat and
his located SIC Broadway, OppcsNe he
St Nicholas Hotel. ODce h,urs from 70 and from
Treatment By remedies adapted 60
SAINT. Consultations FrancaA g. d. BAMkOND, II d.
PhysisiAp, Consulting and Operative Surgeon.
THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE-DR. POwERg PD,
rfodsc pills, 81 box. Sold BIZ Dr. PowerA 10 Canal
At 81
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TcoR SALE CHEAP FOR CtsH, WITH IMNsDIArE
posses.ion one 81 The best hoie's u B:oasyn or New
snsnea FOR further yerticu Inquire O.. o. address
VIM Wcyts No. Il Atlantic sseet, Brooklyn.