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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12
AUCTION SALES
s"rvRE DAYS.
By E. D. Cook & Co., Aucts.


EXTENSIVE SALE OF CAP, LETTER.
II WRAPPING PAP,.k. &C, AT AUCTfON.-tpn
TU tSDAY, 18th inst will r.ll at store at ~
O'Clock, q very extensive inS dice of PAPER, STA
TluNARY. &c, comprising In part
100 realms Manila. assorted
200 do. Tea
do. Hardware
20 do. Straw
Ito do. supeffne Letter Paper, assorted
40 do. p" Cap
10 do. Bill Cap "
10 do. Extra Sup. Congress Cap
10 do. Extra Sup. Commercial Note. assorted
% do. Extra Gilt 4"
20 do. Ladies' Note Plain aud Gilt
10 do. Damask Bath Extra Gilt
y DO. Bath Post Clyde Mills
% do. French Fancy papers
3 do. Legal Cap 3"
do. Superb ne Tissue ..
$4,000 Envelopes, assorted, together with general
assortment OF stationary. of every description.
The attention of the Trade is requested, as the
stock Is OF the best quality, and will bc sold without
reserve.
The goods will be ready for examination on Mon
dag, the 18th inst.
Sc II Il. B. COOK Il co, Aucts
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ss-CAScrRs AND TUmoRs CURED WITH

Hszs-CANCERs AND TCM0RS CURED WITH
= CUrrIss.-DR. NJ. KAHN, lste Of philadelphia,
,sctfuly offers his services 10 the Citizens ana the
llic generally for the cure of Cancers, Iumors
ulda Rlotches, and all diseases OF the SKIN. lie
f. also cure Secret Diseases. nae
lie can be found at hs Office opposite the CLIFTON
use from 10 A. VI. TO . =. VI.
recommendations ca be seen on application.
mr. IS-d4m%
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rkT,Ek WATKINS. M IS Main street, are re-
~ ,zs,r l,r,y,. and elegant stsk Of French Eng.
~ - ,m,,rl.an DRY GOODS, among which are
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AUCTION SALES.
= - = Z. = = 1872 issssTss ~
THR DAP
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By e. d. Cook & Co., Aucts.

HORSE AND BUGGY, Two MULES,
4 DRAY, ac., AT AUCTION.-Ou SATURDAY.
IZ'f inst. Mt 10 O'clock will sell at the large lot
mar the Central Railroad Depot. Horse and Buggy.
me Horse is young. reliable animal: the Hug9y .
most exc, ilent condition; ius young Mules per-
tctly sound. fine sizes and action; street Drsy In
very good order with license
fERns-Four months credit for approyed p~Der
efii h. II. Cu,ik A Cd Auets
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ssR4- Dr.. JOHN Is. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
thlstl offers his professional services 70 the eit
= OF Richmond aud its vicinity Office at his 70
4"nce 90 Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
il I-Izm~
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{ tARPETlNGS, CURTAIN GOODS. &C,
1897 FALL! 1857
ICHARDSON & co.
are prepared to exhibit this season. at their
, CARPET WAKE-ROOMA No. IS MAIN ST
the largest and most varied assortment Az to quality
and price Of goods in their line that they have ever
had, and which they feel satisfied will rarely he seen
III any one house. Importing direct from tho mann
lecturers large portion Of their goods and carefully
selecting from the best factories in this country
eTs are likely to get the full value of their money
from them rs where else in the United States
o. In CARPETISGS they offer
English N-lvets, Extra Ingram,
DO. Tapestry, Super. do
Super. Brussels, Common do
American Nelyets, Venetian
Extra Three-ply, Dutch, kc &c.
complete assortment of RUGS, DOOR MATS
COCOA MATING, &c, always on hand
Their stock of CURTAIN MATERIALS is an ex-
ceedlngly handsome one, and embraces all descrp-
tions of goods used in making Curtains-from the
painest TO the richest styles with suitably TRIM
HINGS, &c.
Also
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
TABLE GIL CLOTHS,
PIANO COVERS, &C
They have, and will hereafter keep. more extern
sive supply than they have heretofore DONE of WIN
DOW SHADES and their fixtures.
RICHARDSON & CO, a5 Main st
~ They will have CARPETS, CURTAINS, WIN
DOW SHADES and OIL CLOTHS MADE TO ORDER.
Pms
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seSs~ DR.. CooNs, LATE OF ST.. Louis,
so-OJ1ce and residence on 81 street wef sldc2 To
s-cn MARSHALL and Clay streets. mn I5~d"m
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MR.. +. H. JACKSON: DEAR SIR
IVA have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR RITrgRs
with my customers and univ rstlly recommend il ~
specific against Ague and Fever, Billions Fever,
&C As TONIC, find it superior to any other arti-
Gle have ever tried. A. an agreeable article in a
COCKTAIL il il only 10 be used to be approved
Your friend and servant
ID THUS. FALLON, NJ. d.
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!, GOLDSMITH most respectfully in

L. GOLDSMITH most respectfully IN
IL. forms his customers and the trade in general
that he il receiving his fall and winter stock, which
for beauty style quality and price, has never been
ealiacd ia this city. Ii1 stock comprises large
and varied assortment Of Millinery uoo,!s such as
Velvets; silks; Ruches: Flowers; Footings; Blond
Laces Edges and FOotinrs; Nets; Illusions Grapes
Modes; Ribbons, and all ether articles eppcrtaning
To the Millinery line; "A large assortment 0f every
IL of Trimmings for Dresses, CiOaks and Nantes
tmbroderits AMI White Goods in the greatest profl
sion; Hosiery Gloves; tiaUntlets; Fancy Wooden
floods: Corscts: Black Silks, and endless variety
of numerous ohhr goods, which will he offered either
wholesale, unusually low prizes
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A FRAME BUILDING AT AUCTION,
"a IN MANCIIRSTER-Wll be sold at auction
to the highest bidder, the building known as the
MANCHESTER AFRICAN BAPTIST CIIU RCH, TO
De removed in ten days from the day Of sale. 1he
safe Will take place on the premises, on THU RSDAI
next the 18th. at clock, =. NJ.
Terms made known ut the hour Of 7alc.
Sc ll-5rs COMMITTEE.
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GALE OF UNINCUMBERED REAI

~ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Having purchased factory in the city of Baltimore
whert intend to remove this fall, shall dispose at
private sale of the following Real Estate, viz:
without adjoining flower garden. The house is 3,
feet front, IS feet deep, three stories high and hss
connected with il all necessary ofices seryans
apartments. stable. carriage houSe, &c. The whole
lot runs back from Mayo street l2s feet. The flower
garden adjoining ia of the Dimensions and ad
mirably adapted for a building lot.
Tho dwelling WAS built for Col. John Rutherford.
aud occupied by him for rev raj years. 1t ia com
posed OF the very best materials is large and commo
dious and improved in the most modern style by the
introduction of gas, water fixtures, cooking ranges
&C.
I'd. lot on Wall street, In rear of the above 20
feet front, running back 10 feet, less this
includes n fruit and vegetable garden
p feet front, running g. feet back. This is situated
opposite my Soap and Candle Factory and lately &C.
cupisd BY MR.. Hagan.
nth. lot on Fairfield street near l1th by the Old
hsIllery Go feet 'front.' running back 1872 feet more or
less ON which there is good two story brick build
lug. lately htted up Soap Factory 1t is capable
of manufacturing 1900 pounds of Soap per month
and offers good opportunity for man of small p
ital with knowledge OF the business
9Th. TWO new Brick Buildings on Franklin street
three and half stories high with stores and granite
fronts Is feet 'front.' the lot running back feet
less.
will also sell my Factory, brick building, partly
new 81 ett by 40, three stories high, with boilers
machinery, and all the utensils necessary for the
trade. This factory ia capable of nanufacturing
l0,S8 pounds Sonp per week and an equal weight OF
Mould Candies i'll tho winter season. 1t was estab-
llrhed in 1872. since which TING have carried on the
business With some success
Unless disposed of by the 18th instant will con-
tInue II in operation with the mid OF n partner who
must he business man, with from s. to $l2Ho capt.
tai EDW. MCADAM.
1T
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LAND AT PRIvATE SALE

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, ON 7TH
STREET AND MARKET AVENUE. FOR
ss!hLiEIWe are authorized to sell that very valna
bic lot, located as above. fronting loo feet on th
west side of eth street. running back ~, feat 70
MAJ avenue on which it has also front Of 100
leet- Ihs lot IL admirably adapted for priyat,
nue. The terms will be made accommodating. Ap
ply to ny
l0-l0t GODDIN LppPVSoN
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands
IA of life hyye nearly ont, discovered while in
the East Indies acertain cure fur Consumption AstI.
ns Bronchitis Coughs Colds. and General Debility.
The remedy was discovered by him wheH his only
child a daughter, given MP 10 die. lie had hears
much Of the wonderful restorative and healing quail.
ties of preparations made from the East India Hemp
snI the thought occurred to him that he might make
remedy for hi. Chiid. He studied hard and sue
cee.ied IN realizing his wishes His child was cured
and Is now alive and wei. lie has since administered
the wonderful remedy to thousand of sufferers in all
parts of the world and he has failed in making
them completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do
as much good possible he will send Ia such of his
afflicted feow-beings request IL. this receipt with
full and explicit directions for making II mp and
cessfniy using Il. He requires each applicant 70 in
close him one shng-three cents 10 b. returned as
Piled to the pay nlsnt Of this advertisement.
Address Dr.. ii. JAMES, No. ~ Grand st.
Jersey City, Nj.
NJ R-DR. III. JAMES has neither Office nor agent In
New York, some have pretended and advertised
{ity i
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Anarchy I'm DR.. Cheever's Churrh.
DR. cBEKyKR n REQUESTED TO Rxsies BY sixrxfs

MEMBKRs-srEcIAL BUSINESS MEErrSG-rRoBA.
Billy or A DIVISION IN THE CHURCH.
The recent scduous reasonable and infann,story
preached by the Rev. Dr Cheever, Of tho Church
Of the Purans, and faithfully reported In the HxR,Lp,
have excited dissatisfaction no, only cuts &c Of The church.
but alo inside and there probability Of speedy
division. las, evening special business meeting was
called the lecture room, and though the purpose vas
MOI generally known there q crowded aiien lance
Dr. Cheever occupied the chair, and opened the meeting
by stating thai he had rcce rcd from sixteen members II
the church coumu caen Of such character that he
felt constrained 70 lay before Them. lie had fa conn
dcnce In their support and therefore felt bis duty 10 do
So although The lcer addressed 10 him In an inior
Mr. w q ullman was ticn appointed Chairman, aud
upon the announcement ,h, the citing special bu
sine as meeting Mr.. r. Naher protested against II, a.
The objection was oysrruled a,d the call Of the meeting
was read and subsequently the document received by D
Cbecvcr The latter forth that amer careful cowd-
craft IN OF the condition OF the church had become the
opinion Of the signers that the interests Of the church and
society would be bc., prom Ted BY dissolution Of The
pastoral relation. They sympathzed with the DOCTOR
views Of the freedom of the pulpit all proper occasions,
for the promoting Of moral truth, but give no specific rca
among whom are Ms,her, John Lindsey, 8 Baoon T.
O. HYDE, Stephen Paul, o. J.. Wood, j. Walter Kennel
Charles Taylor and J. R johnson.
There upon the reading Of this letter long and
heated discussion, in which Nr Charles Abernethy, Mr
NcNab Mr. C. Wilcox, Nr. Justsl, Mr. Ferris Mr.. King
n
posed endorsing the ministry OF Dr. Chcever AM deter
mimic that lac shsud continue. This amended BY a
resolution thai the matter be referred TO council In
nr Cheever did not wish 10 resign The amendment how
ever, after being debated nj considerable length lot
by vote OF 40 10 20. The original resolution then
carried by unanimous vote. A resolution then
proposed cnguring the gentlemen who sent the letter 70
Dr. Oh ever requesting him 10 resign. This was smcndcd
by motions TO express mere disapproya or 70 say nons
abont ~ The members who signed the letter were Ney
indignant, and the matter under discussion whe oa
reporter left at lo. p NJ twas stated that cvcn,een
out OF thirty two pc wholders wcrc in favor Of te euer
and the bitter spirit exhibited and some alu ,1n "
old scores, proved the evident ranking o. we sP'"
caUnicp
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The War in Persia.
IRON the london nmcs, May g.

Tie object CT the recent contest "a, In moral less
than material sense sstonishlngly remote. AZ PersiA
inervenes between Russia and India another country
interyenes between India and Persia and, ~ We wish
that " rsia should be independent, wish that Cabul
should be independent still. One Of the mort vaus
bic strategic positions In the territories OF Cabu Hera
q city which might be almost fabulous a. Eidorafo "
siegcs had not made almost a. famous "a Troy. Il IS
hard rag under what government Herst 70 be ief,
but Is not 10 be under the government OF the rerian
and they have undertaken 10 eyacua'e accordingly lie
from General outrams POSITION aid this position u
FAR from cveryw here eise that much time must inevitably
eapee before the stuaons which have been agreed
upon be carried into execution Al that can be hoped
for that the dngs OF the pacncaon may arrive the
OF In time 10 prevent unnecessary boodshed, and
that The stations Of troops may be so arranged thai the
effects Of the climate may be avoided.
The actual state Of aaairs nj the date Of our IN ineI
gence such 10 admit of one or two different
contingencies. The British General a. our readers are
aware, was conducting an expedition from Bushire
time ncz inactive The army defeated by our troops
at Khooshab had been largely reinforced by another
column under new commander who was bringing, s
said into the field against some OF the best Of the bat
islons in The service Of the Shah II not
very probable, however, that he would export
himself readily 70 the disasters which sgnaLzed tho
tactcs Of HE predecessor for he reported 70 Posess
some military abilities, aud 10 have the advantage OF
European Assistance on his staff Bul II clear that his
operations may posehly modify General ouroms plans,
and that may be thought sdvsabo rather TO return and
seck out antagonists at Mohammerh or in the country
beyond H. Mohammersh Itself Is only m Insignia ant
collection q mud huts, but represents, ss VIC have de-
scribed on former occasions, position from which an
tho country What deserves remark Isl that the Persans
must have been quito well aware Of this fact as our
sclvos for they anticipated such movement by occupy
ing the position In considerable strength and extemporz
ing soo respectable decnces Mohammerah has none Of
the features Of fortified town, but Just behind en-
uenched camp bse been essbhshei, 10 which u " sur
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The Bond street Nurslcr-Ecixcrs Case PoSs-
COURT op OYER AND TERMIsya.
Before Hon. Judge Dayiea.

COURT OP OYER AND TERMINya.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.
Nay Is.-John J. Eckel, accompanied by Mr.. X s.ar
ford, Of his counsel, early In attendance, being
understood that his would be IN way disposed
Of this morning
The Judge inquired OF the District Attorney he xAs
ready 10 proceed with any crmiual business.
The District Attorney replied that he bad only In say thai
circumst ,nces induced him 70 lay the trial Of Mr.
Erkel until the next term Of the Court 0ober when be
would Ell her try the case or enter a nole pro-.
Counsel 70 the defendant desired 10 know what course
The District Attorney proposed 10 take with regard 10 Mr.
Eckel, vho has been already four m ,nlbs n jsil
The Judge said that The Court and The District Attorney
Couis 81 for defcndant-rbcy To What
Is TO be done as regards The rights Of my client The
prosecution say that they have not sufficient evidence 70
put him or trial
The District Ai,orpcy-I have not saId 30.
Counsel for deendsnt-Tben press for 40 immediate
trial Mr.. Eokel cannot 30 forth IN This community with
indictment hanging over him, aud the nstrc, Attorney
The Court should compel him TO do either.
We received notice that the case would not be ed 70
w. desire 10 be- tried on Monday next Counsel Cor sbe de-
fence therefore appealed 10 The humanity Of The District
Attorney L this would no, be the proper course towards
me District Attorney said he could give any further
,plansuon, Notwithstanding the animsdyersons Of his
Counsel Tor derendau, bad no int 0snimadvers on
the conduct Of the District Attorney, believed there
sae ~ has oocr I'm IN ' .ns poocaoa .sS h.
nhe counsel for the defcndspi desired thai the Court
should sustain him (lbe mstrci Attorney In hrs course
The Court certainly intended 70 do so.
Counsel for decndantMr Erkol had been four months
IN M and he akcd this Court to strike tho letters from
him and allow him W his BUSINESS without STAIN
there certainly every presumption OF hts innocence.
The Court allow him out on his own recognxaDoe
Counsel for deenceThat II not enough; the prosecu-
ting officer says he Is MOI ready thai means he NOT ready
10 stsfy the public.
The Court could not permit counsel 10 make such
marks
Counsel DID not 10 reflect the conduct o. tho
District Attorney but be would wish the Court 70 nke
the responsibility with the Hssrct Attorney IN this maoer
The Court would take the responsibility Of pos'pon'ns
the case.
Counsel For defendant demanded legal reason
The Court-The case must be postponed
Counsel for dcfendant-Without legal escasc
Court-Yes, sir. 1900, A.. ...,.,
81 the Court
Adjourned sin< die
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LONDON MosxY MARKET, Tuesday evening, Nay 6.-1hc
stock markets look very much better than for some weeks
pa and there generally much better feeling abroad
with regard 10 the prospects Of the future The change
has been produced by the combined influence Of the
money market being easier light fourth Of tho month;
supply Of both gold silver for which there is
mediate the fact OF about 81 600 900 being It's
Russia besides the prospect Of continued supplies from
America the exchange comes better The tendency IL
to take more hopeful view Of the future than per-
hape will bc realized; but certainly our prospects have
this week much altered for tho BETTER and there Is
son to fear any advance in The value OF moneyon the
contrary there every prospect Of decline In the rates,
the demand although good, Is lees than OF Late, and
money Is more plentiful
The English Funds are up about Y per cent for this
week, and the tendency toward afurther rso. Consos
s3 TO 2. for money, and ?3& 10 q for the June ac-
count
There Is very little business doing in anything, but tho
markets 6rm the opening prices OF this morning.
Consos aye e3 to y for money and ho present account
Consos for money o3n TO s3s do for account 90. TO
o3a.
liyERroor CorroS MARKET Saturday, May 2-The do.
mand for cotton to- day has been general, but the
trade limit their operations merely TO supplying their inn
mediate wants and tho sales do not exceed 900 bales,
1900 speculation and for export Holders have shown
moro 6rmncss and The market closes at the full current
rates OF yesterday.
MAY L-The tenor of the American intelligence received
this morning relative 10 the present ard the prospective
crop Of cotton considered decidedly In favor Of hoders
nevertheless the sales 10 day do NOD exceed 900 bales
aims, exclusively American and nearly ono third for
speculation and for export Prices are decided turn
against the buyer, and bowed, which have been hitherto
much pressed, are fully I'd per ID. dcrcr than last
Friday.
MAY "a moderate bnsincss ms been transacted In
cotton TO day and the sales amount 10 5000 bales,
half speculation and for export Prices tending up
wards.
IIvr1pooI MARKrr, My S-ne circular or Ncssr,
Richardson Spence Co quotes the Liverpool breadstus
markcttteady atsghy higher prices for AL descriptions
Wheat was ID per bushe better. Flour-IIoders we're
demanding advance Of 1s. Corn quiet At prices
abou, Cd. higher. Tho weather cold and dry. The
following the quotations Rod wcat -. R white
o. n o. ID Western canal -four U.s.. q 3Os., Philadelphia
and Baltimore Cos. 81s., Ohio 81 . 32s Oh. MIXED
corn 3fs Cd q 35s yellow 85s. Cd. white 31s 81.
The provision market generally quiet Beef was
quiet and arm. Fork dull Bicon dull lard heavy
6ss
Ashes generally quiet for bob PODS and pearls;
pearp aos Rosin firm al is I'D Q b. Spirits Nr-
penune was steady at 3Ss . 3ps.
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Court CaIsudsr-rhss Day.

i;S 1857 Sc, $50 ssi ass $50 Sec sea- sss scs,
'Os; r sTa &C. o5r W. -Nos SO, @ ass A. $751; s e,
ESQ., So aCe a30, go, 81 495 90, IA $40, so2, 1ee,
SAL iai rs ls iaa 5oS ol3 al, ass, 9oS Sei, ss7,
cossos Pixas-Psrs l.-So. Ass, Tie, ,e2, ss2, ses.
t32, esq, $40, 1fl ssa to sss. Part a-S4ek, 'e, VI,
AK, SEQ 10 sie, s37.
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pr,ru nv s,wrrv HOFFMAN,, $50,

A., , DEaIa V ~ ~cp snown member Of the nrn Il
NJ uon,nan 90 the suconeers, died ~ ms country
,osSaerco ON sunday morning. OF consumption dscsse
ss,s ,aSSch no has been for some time suffering Inc
avn avn ~ .hcb he has lately been silent member, vas
formerly snown Nar,is Hoffman o.. the largest .oc
toneers in teas, sugar, coffee, mohsses spoee &c os
"a bore high reputation among bis fellow merchants
H. uas xty two years Old At the time Of his death.
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missed that some troops have been ooec cd to resist
advance. We only hope the expected collision may
be aver'ed by the timely arrival the courier with the
intelligence Of peace
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The Bank OF France " OF the greatest commercial
Institutions on record. established In 1890 by the
frst Napoleon, and has therefore existed upwards OF
bali o. injury. has had contend against all The pob-
teal changes and revolutions which have happened within
that cventu period, and being the bank Of the Stale and
anot under the direct control Of the saie, may nsu'
rally be supposed that hes been exposed 10 exraord.
nary coercions and tempatns dangerous 70 u solyeucy
and crcds During tho fret fifteen years Of liz existence the
resources OF France drained the drcg 10 sustain the
great European conflicts In which Napoleon engaged
and durtg that period the government often pressed
COZ supplies for the military chests. On more than one
occasion The Bank Of France had witness all the French
securities held reduced 10 less than half Of their
original value. Amer lsng interval Il had meet the
difficulties OF The revolution OF $780, succeeded by more
thar one period OF commercial and monetary on
sis, similar TO these which tho Bank Of England encoun
teri In 1887 and 1S47. Next had 10 cope with the reck
less and INSCRIPTIONS Provisional government which ruiz
France IN 1913, and 10 meet the ous difficulties thai
and the folk wing years During the whole OF that Tune
tni throughout the whole OF those political dangers we
are not aware that at any moment the credit OF the
BANK OF France was ever doubted that its soyency
in danger II s true that 10 1913 the PrOyi dona
government authorized the bank to suspend cash pay
mtns, aud made us notes legal tender throughout
France but NJ yerheless the bank did not upon any one
occasion avail fscf OF that authority. IN every case IN
which s notes were presented for payment tney were
duly redeemed in each, and at moment therefore
did they suffer the slightest de ucciaon These facts are
conclusive ~ 10 the advantageous character OF the consul
tn ION Of the bank, and equally more So Ne TO the
prudence aud ability Of hs management