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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28
GUIDE FOR TRApELERs AND OTHERS
Eefiroad Inns.


p,cuMosp FsEpgsJegsBu,e c AND PoroMAc
RluRoAn going North, leaves twice every day.
fsunday evenings excepted at o'clock M, and
at "a o'clock IN for the Potomac River, where e
steamer 10 sk.n for Washington, thence BY Railroad
TO Baltimore. Ao.
VIRGINIA CEsTRAL, soirs North. iesves this city
tvise d.!tv fsuadsy evenings eepted At O'Clock
a m Ard III o'clock o m for Gordonsvtiie, where
thev ronnset with the trains of the Orange and Al
exsnafia Railroad fIr Alexandra, Washington, Bal.
timsre sc
KIcHwosp Axp DAsvfLLr-Leaves Richu ond a,
eeelook I. n, sr connect. with the Southside Road
at the Junction 81 IL O'Clock m Sundays excepted
RICHMOND AND PETEssBusG-Leavsst this city
m, and 81 o'ctt ck p. m. An accommodation train
leaves hsts every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
qo'clsek a. NJ.
For Norfolk. &c.
By the Richmond ard Petersburg Railroad to Port
WIN c. Smith. The cars leave the Depot every Mon
day. Wednesday end r -iday NOR ainx. at 81 o'clock
The steamer CURTIS PECK Capt John Davis
leaves her Sharf at Rockets every Saturday Tues.
day ard Thursday ornipss at ST O'clock a. M. for
Norfolk and Por'smouh h, touching at all the regular
landings the River
For New York &c.
TIE steamship JAMEsfuWN. Captaiu Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening at o'clock, for New
YORK. touching al City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, SC, leaving NoIfo next morning, at ii
O'Clock.
For PhiIr deIphia, &c.
By tia steamships PEN NsYLVANlA. VIRGINIA
ana CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these ste smers
l-sv. everv Monday ard Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight sad passenger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

RE-APPEARED Some two or three years ago,
Berry Hill. Nell Mccoy and Berj S. Biggs were
drinking together in Vienna, in this county Hill
had plenty Of money; they started off about night
to visit noted house; after which Hill was not
seen any more. Mccoy and Biggs were suspected
of having murdered him: the matter was partially
investigated, and the circumstances were strong
against them. They left for parts unknown, and
their present location is not known. The last
Grand Jury in this county were again invesiga
ting the matter, when Berry Hill himself appear
ed, denied having been murdered declared that
Mccoy and Biggs were innocent of bis murder,
&c. We mention this, that the absentees mccoy
and Bigga) may return home again.-Huntsui
(4la1 6drocate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

AMERICANS IN CHisA.-A letter nom Houw 81
Kong, under date of Jannsry 10sh insisss upo. n.
necessity fer stronger United States forcs ID chi
na The writer affm that Al sorts Of Insults 40
nsaped upon the american residents, and that Inc
Chinese, when they Hred upon the American mar
dd 30 under the impression that they might do %
with impunity. The writer adds:
Under aii the circumstances, Il was an impsrs.
i've necessity for Commodore Aruasfrons to
avenge, there and then the extrema insult 70 his
nss; put We blush with shame TO think of the loss
OF nls men, when we know the same duty would
have been performed by the English wih Jttie or
no ios:, IN consequences Of that government keep.
On 'nelr foreign stations that are adopted
steamers 1or Cnioa service has bean brouaht be-
fore our government yearly for The past ten years,
oy our ministers our eonsuls and our r,erch. .nt.
aud to this day we are indebted to the Bri,ish for
protection TO our merchants .hips from pirate.-,o
the British for what little espect the Chinese have
for us-and % British colony for retrea. h
times of war, sueh as now prevails in this Province.
while British characters are our sole reliance ~
pilot in China waters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

"DUKE OF MALAKoFF The Legislature cf
France, at the request of the Emperor. has con.
ferred on Marshal Pelissier the title of Duke of
Mslakof, with . donation of a hundred thousand
francs year to support the dignity of the title
and the establishment in his family of the prin-
cipie of primogepiture 1t is disclsimed that the
Emperor wishes to depart from the great princi
pie consecra:ed by the revolution of 'e9 He
even approves the abolition of the law of prmo-
geniture But the case of Marshal Pelissier is
to be considered an exceptional one. France
claims that the memory of the great feat accom-
plshed by her arms at Sebastopol should be per
petuated in the person of it's hero, and hence the
title of Duke of Malakoff" has been conferred
upon Pelissier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

DEATH OF THE PRESIDENTS NEpbEw.-Ths
President, Thursday, received. by telegraph. the
intelligence of the death of his nephew Col EI,iott
Eskridge Lane, of Lancaster, Pennsyivania He
died at his residence, 10 Lancaster, that morning
in the prime Of early manhood-about 80 years Of
age He was unmarried. Col Lane was native
of Mercersburg. Pa /, but has resided in Lancaster
for the Last 10 years His death was very sudden,
for although he had been i'll for day or two, with
Inflammation of the bowels, his condition wss net
thought to be dangerous until few hours before
he died
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

A NOVEL SUIT-A Mr. Hunt sued Miss Laura
Keene in of the Justices courts, to recover 81.
which be paid for two tickets on the evening f
February 2S.b, having been assured that he would
be provided with seats in the dress circle. On
reaching that part of the house. however, it was
found to be quite full, and he declined taking seats
in the parquette, aud insisted upon the return of
his money. The case being 3 somewhat novel
and important oae, Miss Keene has appealed to a
higher court. 1t Is rather small business on bvth
sides -Ntac York Mirror.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

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u Emporium for Bargains
INTENSIVE OPENING OF
NEW SPRING GOODs


At ]. MILLHisEk Il BRO.G,
1893 Bread street.
The subscribers ara about openfn the most ex-
tsnsive aud choicest stock of NEW GsODS they
hsd the good fortune to offer to ,h.ir frie nds
and customers generally and resps ct uiy call the
addition to the usual variety of Good. kept in
ine sha have one of ths best stocks in the city,
in the following kinds of goods
Black Siiks of al grades
Fancy Dress Silks newest styles
Silk Robes some very rith
Eersgs Robes srsat variety r. H.,
Plain Bsrages, Tissues and Grenadines
Lawns aud French Jsconets
Plain all wool Deiaines and ChAlies
Plain and Figured Brilliantes
Stelas snd Cashmere Shawls
Bombazines, Alpac II and De Begss s4
1000 pieces Jacooets and Csmbrios "a
1000 do Checked Mus ins
Irish Linens, Napkins and Towels
Table 0amask and Table Clsths tfs
Bonnet Ribbons large stock -. -.l 49,
1000 fine French Muslin Collars
1000 fne Cambria CoilaIs @ -tG
$3.50 Csmbric and Swiss Bands 4.se.+ -e
1900 Rich Emb'd Linen Bdkfs
100 dozen Grass Linen do
100 do Hem-stitched do eJ
s, 500 do low price Linen Hdkfs
Embroidered N uslin and TarIetan Dresses
Nansooks and Swisses 81
A rich lot of Cambric Edgfngs
Parasols, an epdless variety ssT -z af#sB3
full assorlm ant of Hosiery, Mits, Lacss, Edg-
inss, sc.
The principal part of goods being bought at the
large trade auction sales in New York the remsiu-
der in Job lots exclusively for cash, II not 90.
knowledge any composition in the of low prices
All We ask is call from you bef-re buying, knowing
that everybody, thase days. in favor of buying
j. MILLHIsER BRO,
NH 2-3w 1853 Broad ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

FoRGER RARREsTED.-Nearly year ago It was
discovered that land warrants had been forged
down in Weizel county, Va. and that the seal of
theocoun.y had been produced under false preten.
ses from the Sheriff. The forger, Lyman Gilbert
alias Mormon Case, was arrested on last Saturday
by U. 8. Deputy Marshal, w. G.. Scott, and
brought to this city Moaday and lodged in jail
The authorities are on the look ont for An accom-
plice by the name of Anderson, but up to las,
evening we had not heard of bis arrest.
Uhseliu1 Intel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

GIFT TO EDWARD EVERETT While Mr.. Ev
erest WA dining ~ the residence OF Mr.. Barnard,
messenger desired to see Governor King, who
WAS also guest; and when the Governor met him,
,he plsassnt duty devolved upon him was The pres
sentation ofa superb massive silver pitcher 70 Mr
Everett. from the 'ady In the city whose munin
cence has rendered certain the enduring establish
mont OF the observatory which 10 such nooae MON
ument 70 the name of Charles =. Dudley
Albany Ailas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

FLOUR IN MIssUURI-The Legislature of Mis-.
souri,, it's recent session, passed law requiring
all manufactures of -four to place upon the barrels
containing it, 'rhe name Of the person or the frm
who manufactured the same; also the State an
town or place, and the mill or mills where manu-
factured, and also the grade of the quality and
weight thereof" under the penalty of twice the
value of the -four from which such particulars are
omitted 1t also prohibits the defac ag or altering
OF any such brand under a like penalty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

POST OFFICE AFFAIRs.-Postmaster Genersl
Brown orders the following appointments:
Arnett Glasscock, Postmaster at Arnettsville
Monopgabela county, Va vice JAMES M Price,
declined Martin F. De Gruyter Postmaster at
Point Greek, Kanawha county, Va, vice c. Hans
ford. resigned; Martin s. Eanes, Postmaster at
Morvep, Amelia county, Va, vice J v. Musgroye,
resigned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

The Kansas Free State Convention At Topeka
on the 18th adopted resolution not to participate
In the election of delegates TO the constitutional
convention provided for by the late legislature
Chief Justice Lewis, of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania, declines the democratic nomination
for reselection.
Judge Treat, of the court Of common pleas at
St Louis. has resigned
VIM Carr Lane Is the nominee Of the American
party for mayor of St Louis.
Hon Rufus Choate, Of Mass, ID confined to his
bed by sickness.
Hon. W, s. Damrell late Massachusetts NJ u,
Ii fast recovering his health.
The public debt of England 70 ESQ., O,0OO. and
of France e2 ,0l6 652 600
Many Of the Ag trees at Norfolk were Killed by
the severe weather in January.
Il IL proposed In Boston TO erect . monument In
bonor Of John Howard Paine. the author oi
"Home, sweet home.'
Gen. Todleben, the well known Russian engin'
ear, 10 at present visiting the fortified places o
the Germsnic confederation.
Jamss n. Whifson, we'll known dry soodi
dssler Of Boston, died suddenly as Plymouth, N
II last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

ANOTHER QUEER MARRIAGE-The Albany
IN. Y) papers record the marriage, Monday, Of
VIM. Traux, widower of go winters aud eleven
children, to Mrs. Martinue q widow of IS sum
mers and one child A contract for the education
Of the brides child and including An allowance of
$1,000 per year for her self, was drawn up The
wealthy bridegroom was so elated at his success
In matrimonial speculation, that he got . spree
and into the station house, on his wedding night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

Young ladies who faint on being proposed To, .
can be restored to consciousnsss by Just whisper.
ing In their ears, you are only joking
An anxious inquirer writes to know whethsr
the powder nsEssins u published monthly. ana
y considered . sase magazine for families.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

11SRUsTKE's NDrICk.-.s E sesspic Ct
~, daly ordsd ia thu Hustines Court sonvsysd
~ soY Inc bsnsfs Il his efedttors his sock Of
n,ars ana Medicines 81 his psua store. No ~ Main
street. and a dsess due to him all pssaas led sosss
hs entire stosk II H,rsd for sale, srivatey. -.
dtr the provsions Of ths deed. Tas bunaess odfs
s.rons induce msots TO 0russin
Under authority cosfsrred By ths dssd 4 have ~
pointed the s.id sempls my sgest to ssI g rsssa'
snd 70 collect the debts.
Riehmond. March Is. 1857 nh 8. 10
LyssM sAL n--On = XuM Al = = fO11
II COACH HORSES beAutifui th1toren s,se
colt; years old this svrins, The foloyi hia
pedigree he by Rsyeauss hs dan ~ IMses, Y
dam py imported Masesasei 4 & da0 " ~ ~.
cut Of . full sister 70 1aity.hA AMY
patch efiss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

SUGAR GOING Up The New Orleans Plea
yune say :-"Our Intelligence from all sources,
public aud private. is very unfavorable to the
growing sugar crop of Cuba. Travellers direct
from the island reitsrate with the confidence of
those who have seen with their own eyes the
formed In the early part of the season will not be
realized. Some say the crop in many districts
will show deficit of onethird: Others OF one half;
while all agree that the whole crop will not exceed
that of the last year which has fallen short as an
tieipated, kbout 100 600 boxes of that of 1859"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

BARRING THE DooR.'-Judge Fleming ar-
rived at Statesboro, Buiioch county, Georgia. on
Soon after his arrival he was waited ON by dell
egation of citizens, who informed him that the
Courthouse had been nailed up, SO the Judge. re.
marking that it would afford him no pleasure to
hold q court there, took his departure from the
town. The people of Statesboro don't Sc em to be
partial to the law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

CALL FOR DRED ScoTT CONVENTION IN
MASSACHUSETTS The people of Warren, Mass
at citing held on the 22d instant, passed reso
luton In fAvor Ut state convention ct WorcestAr
At an early day. TO devise means TO secure prompt,
efficient organized, united and continued action IN
the crisis resulting from the Dred Scott case And
the state of Affairs in Kansash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

The Toronto papers, in their account of the exam
ination of the bodies Of those who were killed by
the late railroad accident alude to many touching
scenes. In the pocket Of one would be found let
ters from his wife and children wishing him home,
and sorrowing for his absence. Another died
with daguerreotypes on his breast of those he loved
most on earth. mothers letter was found in this
ones pocket. asking relief, and saying she was
ill. The money for relief was found side by side
with the letter. Another's name was learned by
the letters of those who loved him. And, vet
another was hurrying home to console the sick or
the dying. Such were some of the iucidenss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

- Husband's Cnlcised Maanesia Is free
from unpleasant taste add three times the strensth
of the common Cslcinsd Msgnesia- WoR p's
FAIa MEpAL and FouR FfasT PREMIuA Silver
MEDALS have been awarded 1t a. being the best in
the market.
For sale by ths Diugssts and country sscFsksepsrs
'"" v '''' THOMAS J. HUSBAND.
mht2-dsm* philadelphia.
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RY JAS. A. COwARDIN.

- The Daily Dispatch SERVED 10 subssrtbsr
n sIx Awp A auARTER CENTS PEA WEEK. payable r.
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, % year,
ks 50 for sir months, In advance.
r The Weekly Dispatch IL issued every vi
S.v and mailed 10 subscribers at 81 per aapum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

,OPPosITIoN.-The Memphis, Tennessee Bulletin
saws that at the gap In the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad the opposition lines Of staees pay pas
ssngers from so cents 70 e1 to ride with them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

REAovAL-J. Il. Cowars, attorney for the
Gsorgia State Railroad, has been removed from
ONCE by me Governor OF that State for the seduc-
| tion and abduction Of married woman at Atlanta
| Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

SNOW AND LIGHTNING.-The Blue Ridge, Va
Republican says: "On Wednesday night last we
had heavy fall of rain. accompanied with light
ming and thunder. Next morning, when the
clouds dispersed, the Blue Ridge was found to be
c,vered with snow"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

INNOVATION In BoHsETs.- Some OF the Pari-
sian bellies have of late INDUCED to considerable
extent in round hats-the most adventurous innova
ton which has been attempted for years; and their
example has been followed by few who order
their costumes direct from the capital of that ca
pricious soversign-Fashion. They are worn as
yet only in the carriage, or At the opera not
having been summed In the open street. But lik e
birds that herald the approach Of summer, the y
indicate wavering and prospective mutation in
taste, and II they advance In favor, may be the
rage" by October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

SUCCESSFUL APPEAL.-About six months AGO
says the Baltimore (Md) Patriot, the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
appealed to the children of the United States to
raise $l2 600. in 10000 shares of ten cents EACH
to build Missionary Packet ship. The vessel as
launched, and sailed from Boston, Mass last De.
cember, and on the 3lst of January, 1857 the SUBJ
scriptions amounted to S26 500, more than double
the cost. The surplus is reserved for the future
wants of the vessel, the Morning Star"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

WRECK OF STEAMER-The steamer Isaac
Newton went ashore Wednesday morning. in q
dense fog, near Stony Point, on the Hudson River,
New York, and sunk below her cabins. Her pas.
sengers and freigh. were taken off by the steamer
Hendrick Hudson. The Newton was valued at
co0O 0n0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

THE FOLLOWING OATH ia said to have been ad-
ministered. in the Iowa Legislature to little boy,
chosen to fold up documents -
You do solemnly swear to support the consti-
Triton of the United States and of this State and to
fold papers 70 the best of your ability SO help you
God"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

Elk PRESIDENT PiERCE.-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Post states that Ex-
President Pierce will settle down on farm in the
interior of his native State, New Hampshire,
where, for the of his life, be will devote him,
self to the raising of horses and stock cattle Three
of his horses left Baltimore last week, In the Bos-
ton steamer on their way to New Hampshire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

LEGAL TEEDER-The following item from
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter may be new to
some of our readers: American god.coin in any
amounts; American silver to the amount of five
dollars three cent pieces to the amount of thirty
cents, and one cent pieces to the amount of ten
cents, are legal tender"
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Hr Last Notice.-Une Week LOnger...
intending TO close my basness at the oa stand,
| Monday, the oath inst 1 offer the resi1ns Of my
stock Of Dry Goods without regard 10 cost. Terms,
| seash only"
| NV Store House will be for rent, the first day
| Of April. Thus. d. QUAhLES.
l NH f6-tR a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

Boston folks are taking of fndictirE the 6pea
ker Of the lower branch Of the Massachusetts ke-
gislstuTs for ksepipgs "diEofdsFly house,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

u Cancers and Tan srs Cared witheat
fny ara bis services 10 tbs ciEzsns aud the pub
lie generally for the cure OF Caneera Iumoss.
Moulds Rlotches and Al diseases Of the s<in. NO
can also cure Sosret Diseases u
He will remain In kichuoud three months. dc
caa be iouad at his ofcs st sns Clifton House. rom
10 A. NJ, to 0 Z. -. ,,.,u
Resomm sudations can bs sssn oa appticauon'
f6-Ims
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ESCAPED John Lswior the United States re-
cruit, Who confessed to the murder of young
woman In Ireland, and who was confued In the
lunatic asylum at Blackwell's Island New York,
has escaped, and Is now at large. Lawler. having
entirely recovered from his real or feigned iusaui-
ty, was about to be sent back TO Ireland for trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

DEPLORABLE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN ITALY
A Genoa letter states that the Royal Palace of the
Nespoli.an King was discovered to be undermined
and ready to be sprung, which caused the hasty
retirement Of the King Bomba to Caserta, where
he is 10 constant fear of his life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

NEWS FROM KANsAs.-In compliance with q
resolution passed by the Topeka Convention, Mr..
Robinson withdrew his Iesignation of the Cover
norskip of the State of Kansas, and declared bis
adhesion to the Topeka Convention. A commit
tee vas appointed to frame q petition, asking the
President to hold the lands of the rritory sub
ject to pre- empton for two years from the present
firno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

VISIT TO An u. S. SHIP'-The U. s. frigate
Congress has been visited by the Grand Duke
Constantine, the head of the Russian Navy, when
grand display was made. He appeared much
pleased with his visit.
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c. Notice .--Acc0untant Agent aDd Col.
LEcroR-a u. W0oTfON would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Richmond aad the pablic ssner-
ally, that he is now prepared to keep end baisncs
aiso pay particular and prompt attention TO collect
pg house negro hires aad collecting sensrAiy
ness to those who pstronise him.
His off 20 is one door below the cornell Of Cover
nor and franklin streets. snort distance sbovefhe
Exchange Hotel. mh il-dimA
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~ DIR. p. III. Christian has removed bis
Office to the Richmond House. Governor street,
be be found at all times except when pro.
f..s,onaIlv an s.ssd mn Sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

The gentleman who .drcd . rsadom dn nos
who Determined % aim q .inmortaiisy" -,
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ONE STEP LOWER Monday. the New York
Assembly, by vote of seventy five to twenty
seven adop ted resolutions providing for an amend
ment Of the constitution by aboiishing the proper
ty qualfi cation in regard to colored voters. The
proposition not only abolishes the property qual-
tcstiop, but also the three years residence re-
quired, thus placing the whites and blacks on .
perfect equality at the polls.
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0GsSrses $500 T.; ;coMnissoN MERcHANr.
1 - g RicHMonD. NIAstHiA.
s-raA.r,l cash advances made on eonsisnmsats
to NV frienda Asssrs. REID MASH, ns~ xots.