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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-08
SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
Z AIDES "HOME aUARDsp,
Browns Suspension Waist

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Is a perfect 'Union" institution 1t unftes the Cor
Iet Shoulder Brace, Anti -Lscer and Skirt-Supports
in one beautiful article of Wearing Apparel
The ''Oonstitution must be Preserved" whsohsye
~ Lady says can be by wearing these Waists
TRY THEM-PRIOES REDUCEDT
For sale by-FREEMAN B KELLOGG, 2I7 SunsrI.
or-St, Mrs. PORTER, Milliner, "a Senecs-St HOW.
ER & HIGBEE, 257 Superior-St., Mrs HA RVFY Sqo
st. irSt, and at Wholesale and Retail by the Pros
Prietors and Manufacturers, l81 0ntario-St, (oTsg
hoore,s Auction Store,) Cleveland, Ohio.
a0-Waists Made to Order.
BB-Stste and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS d BHEFFIEID
HTWewiu prosecute All persons who make tha
WaiatE, or make the BrAces without authority from
H. - Augla
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-08

I AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
Il i has constantly On hand q large number OF i'm
proved Ia ms Tor sale for oa-h time. Also "A
variety Of1CIty aud VILLAGE Property; and choice
Farming Lands in iowa, Wisconsin aud Missouri,
which be viii exchange for Farms City or P, rs0nai
% floor. mayI8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-08
READY-MADE cLOTHlKe.
VHE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance OF the Railroad.


By the Author Of ''Fsir Inez,'' ,.The Prince
wales, p The Ghost hunters, - &c, &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-08

PROFKssOR OF ELECFRoPAEHY AND MEDIcNEI
Oncs-ll9 senecs-st., a few doors FROM surSrtSr up
Once hoursfrn-a 20 Izznd frOm 2te O'Clock daily
Sundays eIcepted.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-08

{ LITTLE. DifALEK Is REAL
aIs ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks Has on
band a Ia Sc lot OF aad FATn.sug Lands in
his State, .uga HIsn1uvu ma ILLINOIS.
S=S-O OFiice over No So south side Oi Pub Square.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

In the Erie Annual Conference, now III SEES
sion at Ashtabula Ohio DR.. e. v. Clarke
stated that j. J. Bentley had surrendered hls
credentials az local preacher lie went to tue
war as Captain, and maintained tar charac-
ter. Dr. Clarke said:-'His reasons arc that
having been in the war and fought the Con
federates, he now finds Gopperheads on ms re-
turn and cannot very we'll maintain his Chris,
tan and ministerial character, but IS lnc!lned
to be tremendously exclted and IS afraid
somebody may get hart.
The L. S. Govt. is about establishing tg7o
la"ge military prisons, one at Point lookout,
which will be capable OF accommodating len
thousand men, and one at Rock Island Illinois.
The latter will consist OF one hundred buildings
each Two hundred feet long.
Massachusetts claims that between six nun
i}red and seven hundred Of her soldiers were
slain at the battle Of Gettysburg and proposes
to raise all enduring monument 70 their mt
mory.
The restriction placed some time ago ps>o',
officers of the army stopping at Barnum Silly
Hotel, forbidding them from sojourning there,
has been abrogated by Gen. Schenck, upon 1i3=s
re representation OF strong Union men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29
AUCTION SALE.

WILL be sold at Auction ON THU Rs
w DAY NEXT, 30th inst, at the dwelling
house Of Mrs NJ. Mastcrsor, on Fairfax street,
No, IS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting in part Of dining and
other tables, chairs: superior Book case
Wardrobe, Mahogany and other Beds:eads.--
One fine Piano, CA. Stein, Maker,) in perfect
order, Of fine tone; one eight day clock, bed
and Window Curtains, Brass hand irons, &c
&c Sale 1t 8 o'clock Terms Cash.
is 27--td PEN = & CO., Auclionecrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29
DIED.

Departed this life on he 2Sth int, at his res
dence, West End Fairfax county, Va, Dir.
SAMUEL CATS. in his 73d year. He has
kept hotel for the last fifty years al Vest Enc,
and was we'll known to the travelling puohc
and much esteemed BY all who knew him
re- The funeral will take place on Thursday,
3Oth inst, at 8 O clock P. M, which his friends
are invited TO attend. baltimore papers please
copy
who desire to attend the funeral, to do sc with
out obtaining passes, rs q general pass has been
granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29
n q TIL z
MAYORS OFFICE.

ALEX ANpEIA, VA, July IA 1863.
I HEREBY notify al persons who have not
: / paid their Corporation Licences for this year.
that they can save thirty per cent. by paying
their licenses on or before the first day Of Au-
gust next, and to such rs shall pay on OF before
the fifteenth day OF August next ten per cent,
and al persons who fail 10 comply with this
no,ice after the fifteenth Of August will be fined
double the amount Of their license.
" him {. a. WARE, Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29
There was rain last night, and o-day.

benjamin Keene, was arrested near Goose
creek, on Monday, and committed to the Old
Capitol. Keene denies beinsof Moseby S men.
The ship George Griswold, 14unt, from Lon
don, which had been boarded by the Georgia,
and bonded for 300, 900: arrived at Phi]adel
phia, yesterday She brought home portion
Of the officers and crews Of the ship Jabez
Snow and bark Amazonian, which were cap
tured and burned by the Alabama.
The slaves of COL John c. Warning, Of
Prince Georges county, Md, who was lately
sentenced by court martial to confinement dur
ing the war, and was sent to Fort Delaware,
for alleged harboring Of Confederate officers,
have mostly arrived at the contraband camp, IN
Washington.
On Sunday night week six slaves belonging
to George Peter of Rockville, Md, and sever
al others belonging respectively to Mrs. Sarah
Jones and Miss Belt residing in the neigbhor-
hood, absconded from their owners, and are
sur posed to have made their way to the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
CAPTAIN Hurt Assistant Quartermaster at
Cincinnati, was arrested on Monday, by order
OF Gen. Burnside charged with irregularity in
his accounts,
The Pioneer, the leading paper Of The Ger
man radicals or free thinkers, published in
Roxbury, Massachusetts. gives some partleu~
lars about the motives, platform and the ends
Of the German organization in New England
and their plans are OF the most ultra, radical
up turning description.
The case Of the steamer Alexandra in Eng
land will be settled, so that the news may be
expected by the next arrival.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29
NrN YORK LETTER.

ondnnco of the Philadelphia Inquirer,
'o ~n,,, YORK. July %, lS63.-lt isproposed:
,znp citizens, to make the approaching
' ~ sgiving Day, August 9Th, something
.Eoo On occasion for religious obserVan-
''''~ ,,,oIv q. recommended By the President.
,rh.~ want to hear the bells rung and cannon
...j n the day time, with general llIunlna-
- n;ght. # the proposition is tavorahly
,,>,l of on further consideration, It Will
. ,.~n5obIv be carried OUT, independently of the
l,.oo Of the City Government, which, II i un-
,...too3 < not inclined to cooperate, Mayor
n.avla however, favors the proposition: so
il mapy Of the merchants and bankers, who
~,.n1 ua1y to contribute literally to defray the
expenses. ~.
>ncb Of the Clergy az have been consultedn
..fa,ence to The matter, say they can see no
:.noro,riietv in following up the religious ser
,;ans Of the aay with such demonstrations.
Tba nrocIamation Of the New Jersey Gfoy.
p.rIor stating that there will be no conscrlp-
t;oo in that State, at least for period OF
,b;rty DAYS, and urging upon the people mean
whiIo to hurry ND recruiting so as to obvlate
rho necessity Of CONSUMPTION at all, has gwen
r;ap to an impression that q like course will be
followed in New York.
the District Attorney, this afternoon, fled
rho) AGAINST the steamer Merrimac, captur-
al While running the blockade The vessel
together with her cargo is val ued at 5000, OoO
sic was brought to this port this morning.
The Committee appointed to distribute the
funds collected for the relief Of poor colored
people, paid out upwards OF Eve thousand dol
lars among them, this afternoon, at the head
quarters in Broadway. Those having the
matter in charge intend appropriating one
thousand dollars for the benefit OF the chill rem
formerly in the Orphan Asylum, destroyed by
The mob.
IA inquest was held upon the body OF one
Patrick Kicrney, this afternoon, who came
10 his death under somewhat peculiar clrcum-c
stances Deceased was advising portion OF
The mob during the late riots TO dispense,
when he was brutality beaten, thrown into the
water and drowned. His body was not recoV-
cred until yesterday
Business Of all kinds is very dull The heat
is driving many merchants out Of town, and
there the most Of them will probably stay IN
ii the dog days are oven Iii their Absence
eagnation is likely to be the rule,
Th,vo ouo To -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29
PoIYGs,1Y.-The Deseret News contains a

PoLYGANY.-The Deseret News contains a
report OF case Of habeas corpus recently de-
cided by Judge Drake, Of Great Salt Lake
county, which shadows forth what u IN the
future for Utah through polygamy. 4 moth
er, By writ of habeus corns, brought erdaugh-
ter, OF seventeen before the Judge, asking that
the mother have custody Of the daughter, who
was then under the control Of q man named
Park, who claimed her as his lawful welded
wife. The case coming UP for hearing, il was
shown that Park already had one wife, BY
whom he had several chiltlaen, and that his
two wives lived with him in the same house. =
The Judge decided that the second marriage
was not lawful, but crime against the laws
Of tne United States, ana therefore null and
void, and censure rests lpon it. The jud &c
decided that the mother was entitled to the
custody Of the girl. The News characterize;
the Judge doings as a detestable proceedings
and AN official outrage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29

4 wood house of Mr.. JAS. McSherren on
Fairfax street, near the depot of the Alexan-
tlria Loudour & Hampshire Railroad took
IRE to day about noon, but before much dam
age was done the flames were extlngnlshed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-29

There are now thirteen major generals in
the army without commands; to witt. George
/. Mcclellan; 2 John { Fremont; 3.
Benjamin. F. Butler; 4 Joseph Hooker; 5.
David Hunter; {. Don Carlos Buell.; I. Irwin
AeOoweG 5. Wm B. Franklin; g. John 4.
1lcCernand; TO- Samuel r. Curtis; II,
George Y. Cadwallader; 2. Georges " Nor
rel; I3. +, T. Milroy
CIarks building, at the corner OF Seven
'eenth and &, streets, in Washington, was
taken possession Of by the Government yes
erday It is TO be occupied by the Quarter
i7rmastars Department.
The vegetable gardens aud lots, in and
ABOUT town, are all now producing abundantly
-eoT0 tomatoes, cabbage, &C., are growing
6ueiy.
Plerro SouIe, arrived in Charleston, last
Week, from Nassau.
Ao enrolling officer at Pennington Ne. was
~ at his residence on the night Of the
"a instant by mob.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
AMUsEMEnTs.


kfBLOs GARDEN.
AV Lease and Manager. Wheouey
TUESDAY June 70 1855
SECOND MONTH,
ruRoRki sns kcRgAsrsa
DELIGHTED AND TNfELIiGRNT AUDTKNCBs
GREETING
Dohn BFouo1nm's Romantic Drama, enoood
TIE DUKES MOTTO,
with the most patterlng tokens OF
APPLAUSE AND APPRECIATION.
This spacious and cool theatre being crowded nightly 70 ~
utmost eapacity.#
The celebrated Irish comedian and vocalist
Mr. COLILNS
wh1 has purchased the sole riga. OF The pro ueon OF TINS
celebrated pay in America n his famous character Of
CARRICKFERGuS,
Irish soldier OF fortune with the songs Wine Bright
Winen and " While There's Lie There's Hopen
Mr.. WM WHEATLEY
In his celebrated character of CAPTAIN HENRI DB LA
GARDERE and the following unapproachabe cast
Messrs. r. Shewei j. g. Burnett j. w. Collier. f. Lamb,
Mordaunt, &c. Nine Ponsi Mrs. J. II Allen. g. Jordan.
c. Kingsand. &c
Splendid Scenery. by sewyn, Hayes Hliard, Thorne,
dc
Original Music, under H. B. Dodworth's direction
Entirely New Costumes, by Mons. PHILIPPE.
Perfect Mechanical Effects, by Fure, Runyon and Dc
miit.
New Furniture and appointments. by Mr.. s. Wallis, and
DOUBLE CORPS DE BALLET.
in characteristics Dances ARRANGED by Sgnor Ronzani.
Box Office open daily from I'LL where seats can be 90
cured
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
Commence at eight; conclude at quarter before eleven
Doors open at half past seven.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

ths action hs showed the most perfect GOODNESS and u
greatest confidence in ron-cads, and came out the
tshs victorious and enved by al his brother onhcers
1hs complimentary letter from the Secretary Of me
Navy 70 him although full Of just praise e. not give
HIM fun credit for his noble Deeds nor IL be done
John Rodgers Is Of the fighting Of the age ans
nfs and health spared to him. and he has the op-
portunty we shah hear Of his gallant deeds.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

RAREux'ss AsEeSsAN MyslC1, ,vv
CoAhODoEE MUTT AND MINNIE WARREN,
EvsS22 iselsHS SoRsfso TX xr III Il sSsscaIleotx ScIotx
ora ey appear - Ss EsaSns Dresses and oths.
tn@s And ehasacters and remain on exhibition TIL va
AFTERNOON and EVENING, besides their exhibition on
they appear IN the Lecture Room between Inc ~"
rhk GRAND AQUARlA. Learned Seal Sea Lion honssef
BoaS, Living Anacondas, Wax Figures and
Million other Wonders from every
quarter Of shs globe
THE DRAMATIC SEASON.
which positively ciosss
THE oLoRIous NATIONAL HOLIDAY,
When viii be
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
Nearly every hour, day and evening,
besides other brill and attractive novelties.
Ms and II O'clock viii y Be, be Per,e%rnsd %
TEE rsk sfIoEbiR CID House pSElsF1I AZ HONE nEAAA'
Admission 70 cents; children under TO- 10 cents.
HOWARD ArHENEUM, BOsTON.-LADIEs AND
i entemen OF ability wishing Engagements for the al
aud Winter Season. commencing a. will please
address A. ID. Bradley, Stage Manager, Boston
REMOVAL.
IL WOOD BROTHERS.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERa
HAVE REMOVED TO
bg4 and 500 BROADWAY,
One door above the Metropolitan Holel
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

Al IflR WntfIVAA rtk@bl fhhAtkb bALIlhOkE
lt - sssse ttfaiish aes va oprn ior the tai aud
- 80 .eaaau ftuut the LED oi reIasmler The
f~msf mtl 20 a. feMt eeaAnt aud ccnlnodious
~ &C., nannfy. huft m he most sahsAntsl
80 sra srery ntntrfn Improvement and csIay for
A. ferpeua The itiaay street tnfaife vel Known
. ~ ts~ nr~ssfNl ana nney Construftef tneares
IL a. roartf ~t tu~us - sur nier . thtrou ghly
n nroei lstef STAR sfi M1drss ne rEopreor
80 nnfarrr Natrnur~. Lfiea anf Fentenen desrinx
-. - ...,~ ags iff slfter teatre stl selr~rs Hal
.-e mrIrr Noll lay street. fieatfe. faitwore fwhuut
t'ataa = sfsn.tff. De- Az ulrrs their Ces
49, ~. - asnlaifa ffsff Ht tHsNar Wa be ftluIntt
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
7 ~ E N Az ".
THE NAVY.
~~-~~~-----~-~~-~~----~-~
THE MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON.
sketch Of Captain yohn Rodgers, the
0aptor Of the Atlanta.
~~--->~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--s~
INTEREs ING NAVAL MOVEMENTS,
~, As., as.

TIE misss.sspps sqssdrs~.
Tho following shs present q the vessels In
the Mississippi squadron. Acting Rear Admiral David D.
Porter commanding
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
"THE DUKES MOTTO"
Mr.. THOMAS L. MORRIS,

COMEDIAN,
Desires notice to the public and particularly 10 dire
the attention of all of theatres and actors N the
fact that he has the sole copyrh in tn United States Of
the "Duke Motto written by John bro cham Esl. and
hereby all persons against printing pubshn acting
performing the piece without first obtaining his express
q thority.
Mr. would also give notice that John Collins Esq,
the dian, negotiation procured the sole
privilege and right the production OF the above piece IN
America for III present aad long shall he mutually
,eous which copyright privilege win be protect
by Mr.. Norris in every way afforded by the law.
THOMASE NORRIS, by his attorneys,
Fine 4 Chittenden, IA and I6 w Ill street
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

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sEwBuRe TO view new YORK CITY.
steaers sioops Market Boats &c passing up and down
'hi SUNSET UNSET oy THE HUDSON MOONLIGHT VIEWS.
GRAND SIEsrsaEios SfM soEEik q rf cIf2 And
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NJ" De cOnPayaAsn PSaSyaA5snors LECTURE
.coURrSllIr AND MARRIAGE
| A r'lafHAy Opposite Eleventh sueeI
~" "a fsIiAH tALNISO, June ~. is6s
rEII INSTITUTE.
A Home Co. thc al lfhHu taa-htcrN ol volunteers
70 is Net Tli,.fourh sircet near fiih avenue
Cards az afmissou, = cents
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iufAL titwH AND SfAftAKf.
gcFsr.g str Aar q ~ sImaie feet
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fasts =. a. Al A. fiet euluisien iug a. o'clock.
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p 4 NNt - rrtnA hi afrutrc ladg walters.
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l taana ~ Loneliness tho Orents
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I ~ thr was fnigHA Win Me nks senet. .
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The New York herald., 1863-06-30


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avenue. sbose Twelfth street.
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rono~ ned Engi.h h.'rss. universally Acsnowedes the
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The New York herald., 1863-06-30
ID T lAZELL AUCyIoNEIs.
III. lAhDN NRE,
.oar.las C a..ar.nenl y o.. D .al aay,l,

NN srLDSER. AuCuO NEER BY s. ". S. LOSER =
w co - B1nery, Jug 2 ~ 10 c.ccs, nsselc,e alc
n aut Nuusrhru fWntHlr. c1urstVEO IltrHn tut
maroc4 and hlsc walnut bureaus. ia ics. sesfetar
Blatcaes C air, Re lstadls 80 81 rasVes patta4ses
BpHtata y'luws hankrfs Qiit. &c silver. China an,
CrncAcry Wus kusros, Forts Nc Inffaiu ans RyuE !.
removed nc % sale
Terms crsh. hrnk thle in'ny.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

=. t-.. s.maa-l la FeNAIe LONELINESS At tho Oriental
80 Tsrslt NaIL 40 nfa.twaf, atoge Bescker street.
OF modern trs are here lusirn'e ed
~ ia .fela ioan has bfen thIoaghy re-enheish
~ 49, fsInffA wilh life Nks soenek. n
r..err rasNftrtss 10 first class artist The fat ed
rrraes ri AIaalIAt ianp oNtdoHr sraneers make o
-. "a a. ssga AZ naace " resort Admissicn iree
"F"" N"~ FRANK BURNS
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

MADAME cRrNDLE. FEMALE PHYSICIAN AMI
Nl Midwife. No. Aultv place Convenient roushs AZ,
provided for those about W require nurfnE
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

moan FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR WANTED.
TDJU. by gentleman and vi!et thTee % lvs roons.
Va Ina NJ ih avenues rent 4 0m saw 80 t,Vl Address
" n W.. nerad lnce.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

INURNIsHED HOUSE wAN1ED-INNkDfArELT, FOR
private family of a1uifs &C ere hg resJe
bshty and entirely onsib prefer for Ten monihs,
woaif lake 4 unfuruishe1 good central oca 1n ray what
street Hetond UOlr.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

ruASrEp-BY SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, VIII.
w ouf rhdrNu two persons aud servant, House
tween ksi,y ana Tventyh streets. Adlrcss ". box
lu3 Herald oalce.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

cT nam TO lNxDoN NDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER
- ly-fie Montreal steamship c.mnsay,s nrs, class
paovssc6. clyde hnit steamer hofyMtAN. Capt Bor
land 0yyng che Canadian and Cnned states mails III
lro,a ssbec SATURDAY. Julv Mates Of
from New cas, ding scrnnmodat ons,
Al ava sr1 found with rood Ir~ysons e 80
pavahle ifr rUd It's equivalent Uni4fd States
rrncy cerAhs tee i.sed for -nrng out
All nriue tn Great Hrain and lrstAnd at
low rates Foy rsssasc ARMY at IS Rrnatvay n Y.
SASEL SE ARLE, General Agents
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

rruF NEW yoRE VAIL srfANsHtr cosIAsi.- =
= 4 Son HAVANA nfREtI ~ SAT- % TUESDAY. ~ X
y a. cics y " ,ss g..y s,.s steel ns4 si.,s. ~
All As bVe nom per tiA rirsr fcei q hfAfa siirfh
For fs'sh' 'n' 'a''J JA-s-s ksysoR ~ arsaspas
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

IPOG ILvERPooI.
II TAPsfDTTS LINE
slap EMER ,IO ISLE sa iS Ialv ..
ShSp ATM SPHERE salts Jnlr a.
LINE az LONDON PACKETS.
ehtp VICTORIA .alls Jsn. 80
.Shlp AmERfgAN EAGLE sails Julye
Parties visiting IN" old contry sending for ihet
~pds shs make eariy arp lcasicn 10 the sihsrbers
D.sfts sale vAie In al parS ~ England ireland
sls<Ss nj and waes. st tc lowest p.ssihie rates.
TAPSCOrT BROTHERS co.
s6 South street