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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26
THos. LAWSON, C. C. R.
March %. lsGO

rE-Accorng the late ordinance for "aeng and dehn
Ing boundaries 81 The Wards the eastern line OF MADISON
WARD begins Mayo Bridge thence running along middle
OF I Broad street. thence across Broad College
street and along the middle Of College 10 Marsha street
thence along ths middle Of Marshal lih street. thence
aor te middle Of llh STREET to sho"koe thence along
shockoe creek eastern branch Of said creek thence along
said eastern branch The corporation line western bounda
~ Of MADISON ARD runs from the corporation along
middle OF an street Arch street thence in continuation Of
line NJ an street Jtme5 River Canal thence
nm sal car 10 he MIDDLE Of The laid out between the
Trear works property and Tae Old yari thence along
m. middle OF said last mentioned street io James River
JFFFEEsoN WARD embraces all That part OF the city Of
Madison War aud nONROF WARD embraces all that part west
Of Madison ward ml2o tide T. T..
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BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,

NEW SPKNG NIUIk, MAKIH Jth, ISGO.
WE received portion of Spring stock Of Roots,
w Trunks which offer 10 the merchants Of Nir
gna North Carolina and Tennessee. good terms they
purchased IN Baltimore. Philadelphia New York. We
perfectly satisfied they will find they will call snd examine
stock Our facilities for buying goods the lowest prices from
manufacturers equal house the United States
We hsve been In business twenty-five yeas and acquan
with nearly all the hest manufacturers Of description Of
from the experience had bus
think very good judges We get goods delv
cred low in Richmond Virginia. Of the houses do in
Baltimore, Philadelphia New York ami do not Intend TO be
exceed In variety style by house anywhere We think
will equal Of the largest houses 10 New
We have the ot stock manufactured TO order
out Of the best materials
also manufacturing in Richmond Mems and Boys heavy
Brogans suitable Farmers The stock Of Boots and Shoes
made expressly for Farmers the very best and
will warrant II all 10 wear we'll
In w-y Ladies and Gentlemen :. fine dress Shoes and
Boots and nice be made out Of the very
materials We arereceyng goods every week. and our stock
will be found complete. We Invite friends and the public
call and examine.
PUTNEY WATTS,
Wholesale and Retail dealers In
Boots, Shoes and Trunks,
No NJ ain streat
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INSURANCE COMPANY

INSURANCE COMPANY
OF STATE OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST moor EAST OF CUSTOM
~ HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, MAIN sTEEf, RICHMOND, VA
Capital 100000.
This Company are prepared TO receive applications for FIRE
and MARINE INSURANCE on favorable terms Also TO guaran
tee Negotiable Bills.
DIRECTORS
WN II. MAcFAK.Asp, Prest Farmers Bank.
A. WARWICK, hrm OF Warwick Rarksdale.
Wu q CEXSsHAw, firm OF Crenshaw Co.
WELLSGrOs GOnnfS firm Of G0ddin AppersOn.
4. W. McCAScg, arm OF Dunlop, Moncure Co.
q. 4. BtKEsD,LE, firm Of Warwick 4 Bsrksda!e
JAHEs H. GRANT Tobacco Manufacturer.
L. u. CKSsHAw, frm Of HaNal Crenshaw Co.
JUHS L. BACON, firm Of Bacon Baskrfyill
X b. HlNAII, firm Of HaNal, Crenshaw Co.
JonS CuERIE, JS Ship owner.
WN II. WARWICK, firm Of Warwick Barksdale.
Jas AIfEyD JoSEs, Attorney at Law.
T. EuEu, Builder.
7. G. RuUIN. APHculturist and Manufacturer.
X W. McGRUDEs, firm OF :. McGrudrr's Sons.
W. W. CRUNP Attorney at Law
Jas. DUSLOP, lrm Of Dunlop, Moncure Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL President.
O. y. BREsEP, Sec'y felI-ly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26
FoRWARDvNG BUSINESS.

Tl,HE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA co, &sas ,6IIIIlt
1 having acceded the proposition Of the Sz-ze---l
SIDE Railroad Comoany advance the rates on both routes
compelled 10 advance rates am, hsweyer by that
rangemeni, enabled put goods through
2Oto25 Per Cert. Cheaper
than South Railroad provided that Company adhes
the stipulation agreed and on some articles the difference Is
much greater. -
sI have put the charges at the VERY LOW
PAT POINT article and the merchants Of lynhbug and
the West will greatly their advantage to ship via Rich
mond As Lsh
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
On the Dock,
mhI0 Richmond Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26
WlI. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing ManuiaCtOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1880.
TN RTC CHMOND VA

1T Is fact not generally that established my Clothing
Mandatory this y TEN YEARS AGO, and have cOut
that te contained On cut and make large portion OF nv
Richmond hundreds OF customers Will testify to-
hasu. tmc time, better
prepared orders ior work ia Lrgc small quantities
u heretofore and w furnish them just low rs
h can Northern houses and equal In style and ma
teriaL
practical Business tnOt having climbed In at
back Wui0s shoulders Haer myself that car
give much good article Jr the price any house
North South.
Let h1s. wish build up southern Manufactures
patrouz- Ola established houses first and let rHEN reap The
they Justly crit for past present future services
This humbug can prove by from seyentynYe To one
hundred hands employ and many Of them have been
for wears.
Pa,rouze tAe at home especially when you
.a9 n, ID without Additional cost WM IRA SMITH,
I'D ia Main 50.
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RICHMOND MORNING. 26,
ELEcTIONs.-rh.

QUARTER ELECTIONs.-The Council Of the CITY Of
Ri hmond Appointed the following named gentlemen AZ
muissioners ard Conductors Of the Cnsrter
the year. In the several ward OF The
city -
foaJFFEEsoS wAnD-Joseph Brummel j. j. Wilson l. Lbby
A. CraIy and Word ClD''ssionsrs: and r. seal Co1de
To-. Ti. election TO be held at Market Hall
PoR ManhO wARp-E sheppeson Jas A. Scott J. H. Grant
g. N Gssthmey and O. W. Randolph. Coalaieiongrs and nj
Chakey 1oaTncior The election 10 be held al the Cv Hail
FoR M6sRos wARp-T. lioudar, Barham, R. p Davis T. NJ
Jones and y Mathes to1"'sioners and VIM. N. Kelley
street Iese
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26

Nr0TICE.-The attention Of prron, about build n
~ lines Of public alleys Of the city requested
the following extract city ordnance concerning
Any person Intending hereafter 20 build any house
other sirurs upou line Of public alley sa
obtain from the Engineer the city hl absence inability
set the suPerinend en Of streets certificate Ia writing
OF the line and adopted grade Of such the where
suc, house structure is 10 be erected and shall behe duty n
the Engineer supsrntendent OF Streets e IN the Chamber
lains Office eaie OF the said certificate u person shah
attempt 70 build erect any house
upon line OF any such street OF alley @
having obtained such certificate he shall be hned not LEGS han
than twenty dollars" W. GILL. City Engr
BY order Sree's generally nhl2lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26

StUGAR-225 bhls Refined Sugars viz:
= Extra q. A. and A. Coffee
Loaf-Cut Leaf and Crushed
Powdered and Granulated
hhds New Orleans for sale by
ohoo LEWIS WEBB JOHN q. WADE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26

CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE KING or SARDINIA-PLoTs
TO AssAssGNATE GARBALDI.-The Eco GAdiid contains a
remarkable statement, which translate. The editor
says:
From private letters coming to us from Milan, dated
February l7th learn that the police of Milan have
lust discovered an atrocous scheme the object of which
was TO assassnate Victor Emanuel the occasion of his
entry into the capital of Lombardy. One of the conspi
raors certain Count Brambilla the same Who in SI9
abstracted the golden medals from the Gregorian Mu-
scum was arrested and on his person found sus-
pcous documents and large sums of money destined for
the Pontfcal court Other conspirators all Austrans
or priests. are in the hands Of the police.
By another correspondence we assured that the
interchangeable Farn has discovered conspiracy or
ganized by various officials at Verona aided by the anti
Napoleon party of France. The intercepted correpon-
dence shows that the consprators intended to make use
of the dagger and Of poison in carving out their schemes
One OF the intended victims General Garibaldi; the
Courts of Naples and Rome ignorant Of the con-
spiracy but would have been informed of it, The direc
tor of this plot was famous ruian of the ex-Duke OF
Modena one virgino Api of For the very type of the
desperate assassin"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26


CARD TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLA-
Inc their homes thing whichs this ey have small
imperfect aud fading friends ald re- yes WHO are
by MSS who prepared to style OF Likeness
and enlarge them to any desired size ana have them SGTd OIL
ted life Portraits in oil or other styles from the small and IA
ding picture they may their Should
thew also desire to themselves family friends
and unadng either In AROrYPE PHOTOGRAPH PAs In
Sd In @ S sa %a,s executed By Ms @
y arranged Photograph and Fine Art cutlery, 27 Main street.
Mr. in his employ the bes, of Artists in all the
various branches Of his much diversified Art and produces work
North South In all cases guaranteeing satisfaction TO his pat
they are not expected to take pictures thing Of
besy IA oy every and such the various styles Of Po
trsiture executed at his GALLERY. b.
AIDES, MOROCCO BOOTS, Thick sOes, with and
IL without Heels very hne and superior, at ,, , ,,,,
SPRING SUPPLIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PA
= PER, RLANK BOOKS, PIANOS, MUSIC &c. &C..
MORRIS BOOKSELLER Pubsherl and StationeT, No 81 Main
street opening his regular stock of FRESH GOODS consist
100 oodrch's new and beautiful SCHOOL READERS revised
by Noble Butler A. NJ In six parts. The best and most at
tacye series Of School Readers published, and more
over altogether Southern in their orgn Southern In their
tone and Of Southern manufacture.
900 CRoZErs ARITnMErlos two parts Companion Of the
above designed aid in furnishing teachers and parents
with series OF School Book' Of home make.
sSO Bu,Ier's improved ENGLIsH GRAMMER
geo s@' .RIMST!G d1 and gTasMHf
loo BONNET BOARDS
2OO dozen SLATFS, assorted sizea.
600 McGuIeys ELECTIC READERS
1000 gross STEEL Pens various makes.
5OO Pocket BIBLES and TEsTAMRNf5 10000 pages SHEET
MUSIC for the Piano, Guitar Melodeon yl'lin, 3e 1000
auires cheap half b und ACCOUNT BOOKS.
100 BLACK INk asserted sizes 100000 buf ENVEL-
oPES.
1 900 reaus cap and letter PAPER.
800 WRAPPING PAPER, and everything else ln ne
In quantities mh20-Gt
III sIGNETrE BRANDY. 20 quarter pipes in bond
III for sale by
nh ?l-s, l. aG. B. DAVENPORT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26

A FREE LOVER On A RAm.-The Utica people are be
stirring themselves little about the freeovers, who
have exhibited their siui;ism there. On Friday night
inspired by the music of Calathumpian band, they
stormed the house occupied by one F. Skinner who had
left his wife aud taken his bosom Miss Kate Boards
lev Finding that the door in danger of being bro
ken in, Mr.. skinner and Kate Beardsey made their APP
pearance Leaders of the mob inquired of Mr.. Skinner
whether he had any justification TO make, TO which he
replied that he had done nothing wrong and at the
mercy of those present The mob then endeayored to
take Skinner into their hands but Miss Kate Beardsey
wildly cung to him with such a tenacty that it
long time before she could be separated from her affinity
By main force the frantic and misguided girl at last
from Skinner and gently carried back the house
rail was procured and Mr. Skinner mounted thereon
received passage the City Hail. where the policemen
took Mr. Skinner from the hands of the mob and carried
him to the watch-house, where he passed the night.
The mob expected to find Mr.. Wheeler, the spiritual
lecturer and Dr. Behty the man who has left wife and
three children in destitute circumstances for affinity
but in this they were disappointed Those persons had
been wise enough 10 leave the city. These rough
remedies for social evil but they will be resorted to
casionav when the traditional sentiments of a commu-
nifty are deliberately disregarded
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26

TAvING large addition shop suit the Southern
trade will sell the Northern prices Of 1859. We have
over 100 different designs Of Plain and Ornamental Railing
Verandas, BuIconi's, Porch Pieces, Window
Guards, Vault and Cellar Doors Iron sash, Shutters,
and general Backsmhng aud finishing done with and
despatch.
Cemetery Railing for the country made to be put up
Inv an oTdiu ary nee anic. ja90-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26
NOTICE.

b
OUR stock of Ready Made Clothing, No 50 Main st.,
a. WlllrLOCh, and will continue 20
Keen our large establishment NO. Tea Main ST. where will be
pleased and the public Ia general having
made arrangements manufacture clothing here, and We
are prepared orders Kind 90 be made up m the
notice. Our winter stock will oher al
reduced prices t1 make tor Spring stock. CAL az
lac r. MORRIS 4 CO, 100 Main st.
F MORRIS BILLS
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l3O. SIGN OF THE IRON SAFE. l3O.
mAIN STREET.

IIoR HERRINGs FIaE PROOF SAFES, with POWDER PROOF
| I LOCKS
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE
| STATIONERY,
| LINEN AND COTTON TWINES,
MACHINE BETTING, LEATHER AND RUBBER,
| GARDEN HOSE &c, Call at KNOWLES WALF0RDS,
| IA MAR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26

RECHARDSON'S
IRISH LIN EMS,
DAhAsKs, DIAPERS, &c.
(oNsUERs Of Richardson's Linens and those desous Of OBJ
" tanning Genuine Goods should that the articles they
purchase sealed With the full OF the fm RICHARD
SON. SONS 0wDEN guarantee Of the soundness and durs
biity OF the gsOds.
This caution rendered essentially large quantities.
inferior and defective Linens prepared amer
with the Of RICHARDSON by Irish Houses who,
the injury thus inflicted alike the American
the Of the genuine Goods will not readily
abandon profitable while purchasers be Imposed
on with Goods Of \ worthless character.
J. BULL0cKE co
ses-dly Agents SO Church Street, New York
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
mo MUSIC TEACHERS AND THE LADIR!

OLD BOOKS WANTED.
WERANDOLP Richmond, will take In exchange for other
,D works, any kind OF old Books.
High prcrs will be paid cash. complete odd voumns
Burkes history Va. Stiths. keth Jones History OF va
Any by John Taylor Of Caroline o6nson Forms Davies
Criminal Law of Va for lsig, lSJO lSJO-j or lSo2
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JaS. w. OUEEN a. CO.

JAS. w. QUEEN ~ CO.,
va CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA,
Manufacturers and importers Of
~ OLD SILVER and STEEL FRAME SPECTAOLES SURVEYORS
" Conpasse Eneneers Transs Levels and Drafting lnsn-
men Philosophical Apparatus for Schools and Colleges Micro
scopes, stereoscopes and Views, Spy Glasses Sc, tc
priced and Illustrated Catalogues sent by mail free on app-
mhG-3m
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

The dee ~ y. sstm.y'. sASirARr eRusL
has produced most ssiutsty sEeets. which We
b.sten ~ trske kncwn " the public ~ large.
Among i,s ethyf, good qualities. wbieh are un'-
.stssiis acknowledged. u hiss bssfi fotha W he
hishiy r.efsi sna bsnsheisn, " Women IN The
state N ptesnsrey. sna thst ~ facilitates Their
aeive,s.
" siss improves positively 'hs 1usiity sba 10
crease ths uusntity 81 MILK N Nurses.
M sthe, kira NJ rcoa ean hs eer'rtfea " "
~ iray be administered vihosl fest 70 ,he young
eel children, ~ ,sf,eshsns sra Strengthens 'herr
sra preserves them svsiust great tnang dis .
sssss peculiar W thsit ere
w. r,sy therefore carefully recommend !, r.
evsfg family.
Fvs's rne.rerna rsper NJ ,hs sANtfARF
nRufb een.rirs ,hifts tvs portions ict cns PEI
SON 1hss ste ~ signed by ?. MARhAY, In
vsr,rt sna rsisrtee.
aerstsl bsro, y, New 0tisshs- conti street
hriwesr chsrites sna Roysi. ntpls
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

How THE PRfss IL AFFLICTED ny
DEAD Observation-Disclosures occasion
ally complain of dead heading, but
no institution suffers 40 much from
il as the press. A sensible writer
says: "Tho press inqures the inllic-
ton Of dead-hoadiam from the pull
pit, the bar and the stage, from
corporations, societies and individ.
uals- II is expected to yield its
interests, il il required TO give
strength TO weak institutions, eyes
10 the blind, clothes to the naked
and bread TO the. hungry, it is ask
ed 10 cover infirmities, hide weak
ness, and wink at improprietics; it
is expected to herald quacks, boil
ster up dull authors, and hattcr the
vain; il is, in short, to do all things
TO all men; and If il looks for pay
or reward, il is denounced as mean
and sordid. There is no interest
under the whole heavens that is
expected TO give so much to socie-
ty without pay or thanks as the
press.-Er.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

STATE or LOUisIANA- Parish u East

STATE or LOUiatANA=P Parish ~ East
Baton Rouge Sixth judicial District
Codft@lp the matter Of The Succession
ofJAps CALLAHAN, dsosassd-No. C5s-
Probate
DY VIRTUE Of Commission issued IN
- the above haooessiob, and 70 me di-
rsctsd from the Hon. Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the Parish Of Eas,
Baton Rouge and State aforesaid, ] will
oifsr Ut Public Sale at the last Residence oi
the deceased, In the city of Baton Rouge,
near the Catholic Grave Yard, ON
SATURDAY. the sam day Of MARCH.
A. d.. 1860, a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said
day, tho personal property hereinafter sst
forth and described belonging 10 the Sue
cession Of Jane Callahan, lats Of said Par
ish. deceased, 10 wit
head Of Cattle, moro or less; one lot
Of Crocksry and Glass Ware; lot Of Wits
ky; large lot Of GrooaJiss, Provisions,
dc., also, lot Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, 80, De.
On the following terms and conditions,
70 wit For CASH, on delivery.
marchlg. II. v. BABIN,
Rhorin
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sBw sooasii sHw soossii
Al j. MoCORMtCt<S

BuRTON's WIT AND ltUMOR.
THE MIRROR or FOH1 y MA book
~ taflof sfnusements.
fNNOCENCE or CHILDHOOD.
OGDEN's SCIENCE OF EDGOATtON.
HILLS bF THE sHALFNUC-by the
author Of the Wide. Wide World.
TIE WHITE Mills -theif Legends.
Landscape and Poetry w Thomas Starr
King.
ttfE or LArAYBTTE-by Cecil fot
children.
aUY CARLETON the BOY who be
longed ~ the " Try Company
Just received Ut The
POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
mario
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

4 esi srnasy evening breast pin-s isve knri
The 1hdet viii be literally rewarded w
Leaving " ~ this bfies. ,nsf ~ "
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
rur r,nsl pAy or rpE ram.

9
that the fret exhibition ~ The In
dusitisl Fair Association would he
a magnificent sutcess. The lovely
spot occupied by the Y s. Barracks
was ~ that time Sunday ~ u wesl
busy with The note Of preparation
-workmen with coats oil house
builders and machinisis were Ell
gagged IN putting ~ The neediul
sheds 10 protect The machinery and
articles for ont door exhibition. -
Heavy wofh-npw labui saving ~
vrntions. weighing tons, etelying
about on the grounds, TO the aston
ishment " the denisens uf this place
who could hardly realize The fact
that 90 81 short notice so much pre-
paratiun had been made fot The iiisi
exhibition Here In The argument
lot the petmanency NJ the Indus
trial Fair-the necessary that all
classes Of society feel, IN ~ annual
exhibition of indusityI en inter
change NJ sentiment and q union ~
purpose TO develop home resources.
and latent powers oi wealth and in.
dus,fy Al this time IL Is impos-
sible to give an idea Of the amount
aud value " the stock brought
from all pats of out own and sister
States for exhibition, Ioi u has not
been collected aud arranged whiHt
we venture nothing when we say,
with all the haste that can be made.
Il Wi require three ~ Four days 60
get togelhe, the machinery brought
lor the Fair and get II ny in run
ming order Crowds are going TO
aud ffo. indeed. when Mentors band
passed ~ Lafayette street, az ",
feHistable was the charm of theft
exquisite m,isic that large and small,
old aud young, forsook their voea
iiuns 60 follow az its heels. We
hope our fellow.oitisens Of this aud
adjacent parishes will not fail to
come down and listen 60 the fault.
less eloquente Of sweet sounds, -
We know it will enlarge the dimen-
zion of their souls and have the
good effect that nothing else can
Give us excess of Il, and Il we must
die. let Il ba when chorus of such
voices melt away towards the I'm
Heen and invisible. above the dusty
earth.
What shall we do with all the
people who are here to attend the
Fair This In the question aud in
view Of the fact that more are hour
~ coming, Il Ia one Of perious Inn
portance. Let us do the beat We
can-let our fellow.citizens throw
open their doors and entertain 1t
old fashioned honest hospitality
Should there he short coming IL
any direction, LET the charity of oul
friends be mereiful towards VA.
FAST TnAvnb-fhe Northern
mail now reaches the city Of New Or
leans via the jackson Railroad II
foWv days, New York papers can b
found there three days after publica
ton. This comes M near nm annihi
lation Of time as could be desired. --
This is certainly as has been remark
ed several times, Ga great country,
and might be eNc, but for the fact tha
God Almighty has made diflerenc
in climate, aoil, animal aud vegotabl
productions. When Puritanism an,
Fouriorism can abolish - laws o
the universe aud establish tho free
dom aud equality 50 much desircd
then (this is our prcphosy), there vii
be no moro quarrelliug among people
because we all do not feel alike, an
act alike, au<>the lion and the lam
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
sAtgor my aooDs 40.

Ar BARnrn 4 bsNJAMtN's WAREHOUSE
N This a,f, Tuesday 18th, 1890. ~ ~ O'Clock
a ". " lot ~ DiE tnoas Carpenters t,rls. nfsn.
", scsp, sni sefs. ftbir the wreck vfihs NeT
Wotli Tstnis, Cash ....
IN. burRecg
me, 18th Arctiuheet.