[The Hague, early September 1872] 

Dear Jung, 
In the whole of financial year I find payments for rent **° 
1871 October 31—Truelove L7.7.— 
and two payments to Martin 75 .— 
£12.7.— 

but no payments to Truelove on leaving the old shop.? Now this 
must have been paid—have you forgotten to enter it? Please write 
to the Hague to address on other side if this payment has been 
omitted on the books. I know last year at the Conference” we 
owed six months rent and now we owe none. 

Yours fraternally, 
F. Engels 

a This refers to the premises of the General Council of the International at 256 
High Holborn, London, W.C., which it occupied from 2 June 1868 to 20 February 
1872, before moving to 33 Rathbone Place, Oxford Street. - > the London 
Conference of 1871 

Bruno Liebers 
148 Jacob Catsstraat 
The Hague, Holland 
Note on inside of envelope that it is for me.