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.lMEsESEHiD
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
Opposite Wc BankS.

OVUUSTtt Ub TIFHJ
B,uE Sulscriber is constantly receiving from the celebrated manu-
Il factory Of Nunns. Clark & Co., New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fories, possessing the latest improvements and mat oeI'eacy
or touch md sweetness of tone, SO peculiar 10 their manufacture.
Cons,antlY on hand n large assortment OF
Flutes, FiascJlcts, Clurionots,
Guitars, Vioins, EiolOnccilos,
Aec0rdion., Musical Boxes,
Horns, BuGies, and Tiumpets,
Flies, and Drums,
Guitar, Violin, Harp and Piano Forte Strings, of superior quality
Piano Forte Stools and Covers.
Also a large stock of Music Tor various instruments by u oes'
composers, and the newest songs.
~ n TeI-wlvI p. II. TAYLOR.
SUPERIOR WHEAT TaRASHlNG M~ACHlNE.-The subscrl.
- Der takes this method Of Informing the public, that he Is still
carving IN the Machine Building very extensively, and would adj
yiso all who are in want OF Machines, TO give him n call; asItls ad-
miucd by all who have used them, that they are the best cver known
in mi: country. am prepared to furnish, from & to s horse power,
all cnst gear, warranted 10 perform in the best manner. will sell
coun,y rights, on reasonable TERMS 10 my who may wish to pur'
chase. i a hHto.' VIZ
Evnrc,tsrille. Albemarlc county, Va, Feb. 10 sG-wfm
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yTR Amer ROBiNSON-Sir: As you are not an inhahiani oil
!th the Commonwealth Of Virginia, and have no ugent or attorney
therein, known to me, you are hereby notified, thar Iha,, on
house or private entertainment, at Woods Old Ordinary, SO called,
in the county o: Gloucester, between the hours o, : O'CLOCK ~ ue
G,rnnoon of that dy and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon OF the same day,
proceed to take the deposition Of WIN. Ryl,s and 10 Others r., a hon. ,ha at
Robert Ow cn, at the Dragon Old Ordinary, in the county OF e!1u-
ccs,et, between the hours of g O'Clock 10 the forenoon Of ,na. any
and 5 o'clock in The afternoon Of the same day, proceed 10 tahe me
dcros;ioa of John C. RyIis and others; and that on ncdnesday, inc
3ih day of May next, 1885, at Mrs; Elizabeth foxs house !, pr c
hours of O'clock in tho forenoon Of that day and ) o'clock 10 Inc
afternoon OF the same day, shall proceed to tako inc aePos!N"n
Richard Longest and others, to be read as evidence in Inc Una u
suit now pending on ,~hechancery side of the Circuit superior Go"Lt
OF Law aud Chancery for tho county of Honrieo and cry OF h,ch-
mond. wherein YOU, The said Abner Robinson, Samuel b Grafton,
administrator OF Solomon, (alias) sharp Rylie, deceased, and Henry
Thornton, upauper, are plaintiffs aud !, Robert Nhite, I'M ae'sno r
ant, where and when you may attend, if you think proper hul
from any cause the said dispositions should not be commenced OF
completed on tha, day, the ,uking thereof will be continued from
day 10 day a, the same places and between the ssTe houis until
completed. Yours, &C., ROBERT WHITE.
APRIL "a ll5-wf"t
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o, 900 BUSHELS OF RICHMOND COAL.

Washington, d e., .4prH 10, 1883.
DRoPosALs will be received at this office until the
18th day Of May next for twenty five thousand
bushels Of Richmond Coal, TO be delivered al the navy
yard in this city.
The coal must be of the very best quality, and one
third palt of the whole quantity must be coarse or lump
coal, and the remaining %two-thirds may be fine or smith S
the measurement of this city the whole quantity TO be
delivered BY the 18th Of November, 1888.
Security will be required for the faithful performance
of the contract, and Ten per cent. reserved from each
payment until the whole quantity is delivered.
April l3 ll2-'h
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To Farmers and Purchasers generally.

EM7E have three wagons starting from our Store
w every morning for Weslham, lor Minister y
Persons purchasing goods of US, if sen, BY these wag9ns
will he charged only half price for carriage. Besides,
we offer 10 The public a large and general assortment Of
Groceries. at wholesale and retail, at the very lowest
n,ices, for cash or town acceptances
WYATT g. WHITE.
Mach 90 l06-2awSw
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Fguouier Unite Suiphur Spring Company

Fauquier White Sulphur Spring Company
DOCKS Of subscription having been opened in the manner 10
- qlrci bv the act o: Incorporation, passed the 18th February
1875, under the direction of the subscribers, named IN Tue Sahd act
sal The nam5-r OF shares necessary to be taken, having been SUB
.,u,sl IN the IN inner required-JSOtlee is hereby green, that q gene
nj m,eun: of the shareholders, will be held ut the Fauquier White
sgrn,ur S3nn-s. OF saturday, the Both day Of June next, (t 10
oeicck, A. NJ for the organization Of the Company aud other pur.
po,es. HANCOCK LEE,
WILLIAM K. SMITH,
MAJ rIl7-jf,I Commissioners.
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ATOTICE-The partnership heretofore conducted un.
der the style Of JosEpH H. SHUTS and ALMos
Philips is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons having claims against the said concern will PIE.
seni Them TO the said Joseph II. Shuts, who is hereby
uncovered to settle them. JOSEPH II. SHUTS,
ALMON PHILIPS.
May l ll'-N
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To 0ur Customers and Friends.

"A MIR. A. D. CARTER (at present collector of the
,oIls for the James River and Kanawha Company our
Agent at Wes,ham. for receiving and forwarding con
signments to us. Mr.. Carter has erected suitable build.
ings for the protection of produce against damage, and
wagons and drays to despatch the ~same.-LetteIs by
bonimen should be addressed to us-care Of Mr. ID a.
Carter, Wes,ham. FORDS q
Richmond, April I, 1888. llD-l2l
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Riehmo'id French Burr Milestone MGnyaeiory.
HE subscribers respectfully inform their fticmds and the public
generally, that they have nov On hand u good ard well selected
assortment OF French Bun Blocks Of the hes, quality, and also IN
extensive assortment Of ready made French Burr MiILs,onrs Of va
nous s,zcs, which they warrant no; inferior To any huIii III this coun.
try. Persons who arc in want OF the above article, would 10 well
TO call and examine for themselves, before they purchase elsewhere,
aS we are determined 10 sell on reasonable terms for cash, or Town
accep,nnccs. Their shop is at the corner Of L and 18th strccts.-
All orders will be thankfully received and promptly executed;
YOUEL 5 RUST.
~. R.-For reference, ns to the quality of our ready made Burr
M,lls,ones, apply to The Richmond MiIcrs.
March 90 lO6-2zw3m
COTrON YARN FOR SALE Tho subscribers take pleasure
in announcing TO their friends aud the public, that they have re-
built their Cotton Mauufuctory, 10 which they have added improve
mcn!s, ~maSinsi it considerably larger than their former establishment,
are now prepared to furnish TO customers an assortment of a mos
superior article; and ure determined 10 spare neither pains nor 70
the public, which ,hoy fatteT themselves, they will be enabled 10
do, as they have recently purchased, and just received from The
lates, inventions, comprising a. they do, the Laurel, together Win
Cotton Factories, on a crcdis TO punctual customers, or a liberal dis
count for cash.-rhey have procured the services III Mr.. a. West
eman, from the North, from whose long experience aud skil 10 inc
business, they are the more confidently euaiicd TO nssur. the public,
that their Cotton Yarn will he at least equal TO any manufactured IN
rhe Urited States. 1t will be their constant aim, by offering none
but the dts' rate article, to merit a share OF public patronage. Their
address, Uuion Mills, FluTanna county, w. ,rur
AprilM Il5-~Gw
UN Observation-Disclosures Rules heidi in the Clerks Office
- of Inc County Ccur, of Louisa, at the Courthouse on The 9th
day Of March. 1898:
John l.. Collins, administrator of Elizabeth Cosby, deed, Puff:
wesley lhlles, Jhueley 4 dley' hIias una hu.i d"u
Gocch, administrative, with tho wiilan"eSed, Of George lal'ey, de-
ceased, Dcleh"a"'s
Tho defendant, Wesley TGlley, not having entered his appear
ance and given security, according TO law aud the rules of this Court
and i, appearing from satisfactory evidence ,n "a IT, ne 81 Is 90. an 'I = =,
ordered, That the ,aid Wesley Taley do appear before the Justices
of our County Court OF louisa, at Inc Court house, on the hrst day
OF June Couri next, and answer the bill Of III. plaintiff, and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
10 the city of Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the Court house Of this county on some Court day.
A Copy-Tcstc,
JOHN HUNTER, C. &c.
April3 lUs-"o"'
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

xOrICE.-My Coplrtnership with Nh John l. ohley, te'mlc
a o,,eJ on the III current; but my house, under the same hn oil
,,s OupIoo 4 CO., will coatinue to carry on business as hereto
!1' '" JAMES DUNLOP.
LatiOa, January ., 1888. NJ N,
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safe Of Land in The Sarare Grant.

Safe Of Land in the Sarage Grnnt.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Superior Ienft o' La"
- and Chaucery for Augusta county, adjourned term, I ebiuat! Inc
William Coleman and others, Plaintiffs:
against
Simon Morgan uud others, Defendants.
On the notion Of the owners Of the receiving Lots, that the Col
lecIor be directed TO Co,Iec, the one. third Of the ciua'zatICn money
which by the decree Of July, 1890, WAS 10 rcmnin unsolicited uhl''
the further order Of the Court, hnd to enforce payment, II neees
sary, by the sale Of the Lots aud paris Vi Lots charged lhefe"hh,
as well Of those Lots and part OF Lots which have been already SOFA
bv the collector under said decree 10 raise the twothifds OF inc
equalization money thereby ordered tn DO collected, as Oi the paris
Of Lots still Ia arfcnr, and which were not sold under said dccree-
The Court, without deciding whether the Lots and pats OF Lots
sold under said decree 10 raise the ~ thirds ol the eqnailzatiOn
money thereby ordered 10 be collected, are Cow ch"rgcnJle VIII theif
proportion OF The remaining OneihiTd Of The equalization money,
doth order and decree, that the said collector 90 proceed 10 cohect
far rs charged upon the Lots and parts OF Lots not sold UNDER snd
decree, upon such Lots and parts o! Lots: and that IN cases OF Cciauil
OF payment, the said collector 90, after the l'ihda oil March nch',
sell such Lots and parts OF Lots, or 20 much Thereof rs sha' We
sufficient 10 satisfy the expenses OF sale, the remaining one-'hhd
Of equalization money and the expenses OF survey and pnnt
ton, with which they ate respectively chafgeabie, winch sa!e
shall be advertised and in all respects conducted in the man
ner, and upon tho terms prescribed by said decree OF July,
le21, as modified by The dccretGl order on that subject, oil Dccem-
Der, 1870, except that payment OF the expenses oil SAFE shah
be required in cash. And the said Collector Is directed 10 report
his proceedings TO this Court; AID, after the bonds Tor the purchase
money shall fall due, 10 collect the came, and pay the money mo
this Court, TO be subJcc, to its future order. And the CouIt y III mere,
after, if necessary, decide whether the Lots and parts OF Lots sold
under said decree Of July, ls20, are yet charge able win 'hcir Pro.
portions Of the remaining onc-ihirl Of equalization money, ana u
the expenses Of survey aud PARTITION, and whether the proportions
charged upon the receiving Lots aud parts OF Lois, Of the expenses
of survey and partition, shall be collected, ard payment thereon en-
forced by sales: and whether claimants Of money under SAID creiec
of July, lSa3, whether paid, or yet TO be paid, are entitted &c ihte'
res, thereon, aud whether the Lots aud parts Of Lots aieaoT 'oi''
or yc, to be- sold, Ure chaTsenble with such interest.
Nc KINNEY, &C.
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p~ENrTENTIARY sTORE.-1'he undersigned informs the put,
i rors Of this institution and the public generally, that there will
a, ali times be found for salo at the store, on the = street leading
from the Mum stree, 10 Mayos bridge, the articles usually monu-
featured ut the Notwithstanding in part o! the ioi'owinS>
viz: Kerscys, hcsvy for negro clothing, osnnhnrs", jeans, Indseys,
blue domestic, s,nglc ana double w"rc, ing and ha-sIns, &c, &c.
pl,ptation brocIrs and shoes, also hc shOrs and noo;s, harness oil
all kinds, wagons, ca:iS ala! dra!s, whecloaTro"s "f all descriptions,
cutting knives. wheat fans OF the most approved constructions refill
rera,nrs. railroad care, NALL and spikes OF dih, rent siz"s. and many
articles required by railro.d and canal eontrac'ors-auo OF winch are
purely domestic, bOth III Manufacture and material. Coie Us taken
ia the manufacture of them, nrd in quality and Ptice he 10 certain
that they may fairly compete with any articles OF the KIND IN mar
ket. ANY article that rIy not bc OH hand and which can be manu-
f,ctuicd " IN, institution, will be executed according TO order.
JAMES G. WATSON, Gen. .3g;.
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Red Suiyhar Springs, FtrgiRia.

A"N W"
THIS establishment is now prepared Tor The reception OF visitors,
u under tn. management of Mr.. Charles DeButts, late OF the En-
change Hu;el, Baltimore, whose experience and energy, aided BY
the close attention Of the Proprietor, will, it is hoped, insure the
comfortable acconimoJa; ica Of their guests. The buildings have
been extensively improved, and can handsomely accommodate up
wards of 400 persons. The table will be sumptuously furnished
Attentive aud honest servants will be provided, and every possible
eNer,ion used to give general satisfaction.
With req rl To the medicinal properties Of the Red Sulphur wafer,
the Proprietor is 0nIy DESTROYS 10 refer 10 The numerous voluntary,
uubiss scd aud dSinletrs;cG notices which have appeared ~ the pub.
ir journals; but especially to d pamphlet recently published by Dr.
Hunt, OF Washington city, who had ample evidence Of their extra
ordinary power, in u large class OF chronic diseases. The following
extract will evince the exalted opinion which this eminent physician
.p,ertuins Of their virtues: "The Red Sulphur water is decidedly
sedutive in its effects. 1t suhiues chronic inflammation, tranquil
ICES irritation. and reduces the frequency of the pulse inthc most Us
tunishins manner. Ii has been considered peculiarly adapted 10 The
cure of pulmonary diseases, and it is true, that II has a most benet.
cil influence in most Cases OF this disease; hut its sood effects
equally extend 20 all cases Of sub-acutc inflammation, whether
seated 10 the stomach, liver, spleen, intc!tincs, Kidneys, bladder,
All most particularly in the mucous membrane. In TACT, Nature
never We, gave TO man, u remedy capable of more extensive apPlIca-
ton, nor better calculated to relieve u larger cless Of Diseases"
a line of stages will run daily to and from the White sulphur,
leaving each place in the morning, and dining at the Salt Sulphur
4 tri-weckiy line also, connects with the great South 'wsstetn line
Of travel, al Ncwhern. TIE roads are in fine order, and the travel
so c. pcdi,ious, Us to require only four days from Washington city or
Richmond, to this place.
WIN. BURKE, Proprietor.
ar The Editors Of the National lncligencer, and Globe, Wash
in.ton; OF the Baltimore American; National Gazette, Philadelphia;
New York American; Boston Traveller, will please give this one IN
ser,ion q week for Eve weeks, aud forward their accounts to the
Proprietor.
May LI-~o~
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March "a

RICHARD PAGE, AacHITrcr, M.cHIyI.T, Svavrros, &C.,
g., beg; mo.l te.p,f,,ai.! 10 .",o,m Inc e''I5ens o. n.e Gn ,ha
2lfPo'e of translcting the above named business-and is re tdy to
s.llst,' work and rnachinery-'o saperintend the carrying into eff
i-fNe pi'ns OF any other gentleman, aud to survey and measure
K. ?. uus,. that, being a P-aetiea,. Mechanic, he shalt by indus.
- az! application to busincss, succeed in gaining the confidence
w. i7i giving satisfaction to, those gentlemen who may ia'or him
Letters addressed to SIR. R. Page, Pos, Office, Petersburg, will
meet with immediate attention and Personal application NAV be
naie to Mr.. p, either at hi. Office or at Mrs. Walkers, Fiauklu
RrrirrvcssEMesrs. B. Boisseau & Co, Merchants; White &
Hian", 10 Jno. Z. Leuoinc, do. Thrift & Co., booksellers.
ApalI ll2-am
NnrCE.-A r1ea, bargain will be sold to any gentleman wishing
:, "stle hi nself on u splendid establishment. Twill sell my
IAHH, iyu; ia the upper end Of Chesterfield County, near Goodies
= = eonsa'0'U, bctween : nad $40 acres, between | and 200 acres
sine: the GqSG i sS 1mr'o s sutn; ;I 81 h wS y in pSe eoansS, all i io
i. o.iY beatty I,ly'' ~ Inc situation is rarely surpassed IN beauty, per-
oTon uma ~ % ii o., !, Oh he upland, not far from the siyer, and
I T.o" in 800 rs sSIi Of u: h ,% oss, GOLFERS. Tie main body of the coal
sons to feteI'ouIT offer this beautiful establishment for sale on
&c I; = atom, !, ." , ssa . 'p r, say'sea by the best physicians to reside
rad tare,n-a1d more e:reriAny for a professional man. The pur-
ch1se moncy-the balance a credit OF >. 3 NM rI'ssor W viii; ~ = W. a..
lived, ifdesired. Those wishing 70 settle On such , Farm will
e'' and examine for themselves Possession this GIi.
Goodies Bridge, Chesterfield Cono,y v,
y. RIO n company or an ~individns>. who unT srt mining n
lot coal, would give an interest in the Pits, worthy N" .,," mi;
:: any Who may feel disposed 10 engage IN 50 profitable a business.
ear! aPp''cation DC maze w. 5. q.
lido hereby certify that I tried some Of tho coal taken rtor A..
o'?tion'' land. out OF a pit about 30 feet deer, aud found Il, to burn
very ites, and have no hesitation 10 stating that i, is my belief there
"'!arss body of coal, and if properly sought after might he found.
April Il r1a1 Ri,,tsr,t
HNND FOR SAl.E.-Wilb be sold publicly to the hsh.s, bidder
onthe2 'h day OF May next, ir fair, If not, the next fair day, on
So OH'! The Il, day of January next, the land on which Neal
cg OK ie'iisd al the time Of bis death. The tract contains abou,
p,.r. u, af,e" AMI lies o. Tie North side Of South AIMS river, op
Cnshe, rpNNpftF Mills; and il bounded by the lands Of Walter Crew.
place ssSSSSmsie'. aud Charles W Dabney. At the sa,no time and
Tern. T,S ;Oa, allthe personal estate belonging to the decedent
Known on The day of sale.
D.p.,. IRA L. BOWLES
"~'-sCP p. GoodaR, Sheriff Of MaHooer county, and
MAY fs|hh Tie VII annexed Of Neal Nc Cook, deed.
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sIOR SALE-lhe thoroughbred brood Mare SiGNoRa. She
is q very well formed bay, about siStesn hands hishi bred by the
late Hon. Iohn Randolph, ad purchased by the subscriber at his
,eic. in November, 1886.
PrpiouEr.-Gotby Randolph's Roanoke; her dam Miss Pcyton,
by Gracious; her grand dam, Telegraph, by symmes'. WiidaIri her
great grand dam, Logania, by the imported horse Old Medley; her
great srca, grHa, grand dam b. Dandridce's featnought: her great
great grand dam was n thoroughbred Maryland mare, price SiUo.
She is expected TO fual To the imported horse Emancipation, and
will bring forth the 3rd Of May next.
JERMAN NJ. GRIFFIN.
Application ~ letter or otherwise, may 10 made TO me, directed
to Bushy Forest, within two miles South of Charlotte Court house,
Virginia. -. NJ. u.
Aurioi ll5-W5w
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ssa THOMAS RiTCHAE.
Tegns or The RIcHMoND ENQUIRER

TERMS OF The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
~ Tic Enquirer is published three times a "ee6 da'
M h: session Of the State Legtslatare,and t~'es q "ee"
.sr,ls The rest IF Tie gear.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
~ Five DolIars per arrsm, and Three Dollars Tor six mon'hs'
,.,a.lc ~ advance. ,,,
~ Al lue. to this Office may he Icml,ied per mail, IN Sood ana
Liable Bank notes, u, the risk OF the Editor; me PeSn%e ~ W.
-; Seisy pad 5m tie BriterS-tThd postage ot a siae,e ie'tr Is
-r,lv d: aay account 10 the wTter. II Is tho accumu'ate" post
a., ia al extensive business, which ore'a'es ii 5 d serious D. 'r'A
The Eiitor.I ,,,u ,,r. n.
zenith gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IA, s,,,,s of six,cyu iinus, or less, inst Insertion, 20 cents; '"'
clch co1tInuaace, so ccais.
Drdrrs from n distance must be accompanied WIN nc au'""'
49,, %, satisfactory references, to insure execution. =.
+, those whose advertising mryanount to SiVV per ahhuhn' "s
,,ynl will b. made % 30 por cent; and 10 $50, OF ~ per cent
y All Ub,xiriss aud -H:-riGsc S from Tue coon'ry, "hcne.eI ."g
-, haniwri.;a. is unknown at this Office, must De
r,S eudors uion OF the Pos,mI lister in tho neishborhood' or o .
Ia ,, no ctse D.. puhIishcj.-(Ersry measure, thdt oceh
:, new impo&tiops and qrisr"s, has proved heretofore aoa'a'i
-, We ,ni.t, therefore, insist IN such case upon tue SounnInr
". b.rn- certified by the naui" vi tina PoStmaster, nritten on ae
AK y the lsntrC
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Thus, during this period Of Twelve years, when The
National Bank had but ten millions of capital, and The
State Banks were few and weak, the average surplus for
twelve year, did no, amount to one million of dollars.
Now for a different picture. Behold the years 1915
1917!
Year. Balance.
ISIS 10 LOG 500
1916 90 G23 $40
lcl7 ia gc9,4G6
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with some rare exceptions, which only served TO prove
the rule, was either a siockholder, president, cashier,
director, attorney, clerk, or doorkecper, runner, engra-
yer. paper.maker, to u bank. We
are tied hand and foot, and bound To conciliste this great
mammoth" THE banking interest
Such was The power Of The barks at that time; and The
Consequence vas, an average surplus Of near seventeen
millions per annum To be sure il only lasted three
years; and the reason was, that the banks only ruled
the country for three years II was n short ride, and a
merry one; and now tor a plunge. Let US see the next
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Here the average is reduced TO about two millions per
annum; and why: Because the banks had lost their
dominion over the country aud the Government, and
had neither the means nor the Influence 10 inhI,e the
Treasury. II was the season Of their first catastrophe
IN time OF peace; and every thing went down in proper
lion 10 their own great fall 1t was The season Of a re-
neral collapse. Let US pass on 10 the next ascension, to
the next perihrI'on, Of this baIlooning of the banks
About The year 1888, when The National Bank had lost
the prospect Of a re charter, but expanded It's business,
and when local banks were increased in Unprecedented
numbers, and as many as ninety of them became the
repositories of The public moneys, their power and in.
huence again became immense. The result, on the Fe.