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Commencement Exercises OF Wheaton
- - College.


Correspondence Of the Chicago Trlbune.l
WHEATON, IL, June 80.
Wheaton College observed it's fourth COM
meucement on Wednesday, the 29th inst. In
the absence Of President Blanchard, who has
gone to Idaho upon health.seeking trip,
Rev. J. G. Webster, being present upon q
visit, presided, and conferred the degrees
upon request Of the Board of Trustees. He
also preached the Baccalaureate on the Sab
bath. His presiding was with dignity and
appropriateness, and his sermon was highly
spoken Of .s'-..,-.
Tie: war which has taken away one hun
dred OF the students Of this institution, had
lrff unly three young ladies to graauate
These were. Misses; Birth, Bradley, and
Wheaton, who acquitted themselves well in
the reading Of their eseays. Dr.: Edward
Beechcr delivered his maste5ly oratlon, pro
Eappa'' of Yale College, upon " the Compe-
fitfnn of Languages, 1nd the ascendancy OF
the English Language" I dare not mar the
address by an attempted analysis; it will
probably be given to the public through the
Rev. Geo. Beecher, the second son of the
Rev. Doctor, an alumnns Of Wheaton and
nf the Chicago Theological Seminary, ad-
dressed the Society of the Alumni upon the
Relation Of the College System; to our Coun~
try. On the day after Commencement me
Young man also took to himseH wife, one
| Of the daughters Of that place, Miss Lewis.
| Rev. F. O9nard addressed the Literary 3d.
| cicty.
Webster to the chair Of Logic and RHETORIC.
| There is some encouragement that Mr. w.
| viii accept. This would make large Access
sion to tie working force and the attractive
| ness Of this institution. Mr. ". is brother
| Of Gen. Webster OF this city, and is the pastor
| Of the Congregational Church In Hopkinton,
Mase., where liz has been settled for twenty
fire years. The Board slso accepted the
chiffon to establish q Loyejoy scholarship OF
81, GOO, for the use Of colored students, who
| sre to be received to the same privileges and
upon the sa1ne terms with white pupils.
| Mr. LoTejoy was trustee In the
Wheaton College. Tho college finds itself
out Of debt and now, by the gift
Of Warren L. Wheaton, ESD, in possession Of
thirty acres Of land adjoining the village and
laid out o. an addition to the torn. The e1and
lies upon the beautiful swell south of the rail-
way. Lots In small numbers will be sold to
bona Jde settlers, who shall make upon them
permanent and worthy Improvements. Al
ready several of our citizens have located
their homes at Wheaton; among them B: F.
Tnylor, the editor; Mr.. ChIlds, Of the Me-
chGnical Bakery; Rev. ]. +. Sh1pherd, Sec.
retary OF the Freedmen's Commission and
others. Wheaton has already graduated
twenty students, SIX Of whom are ladies,
The number of students during the last ysdr
was about two hundred. Regular instruction
choir Of thirty five discouEsed fine music OF
| commencement day. He also lea1s them II
the devotional music at the regular morning
exercises. ,. Il. ho1.
, 1864-07-02
CHICAGO CATTLE ffARKKT.


BEEF CATTLEReceired at the various yards
about, 1soo head Of which number 500 head arrived
late In the Afternoon principally By the Alton ans St.
Louis Railway. Entered shles 1,e23 head at
xe.ae7!2ss mostly at s5e5asoo per 100 ~.
1bere has has been little improvement in
the general activity Of the market as compared with
the pre7iona days the week. Good Cattle are shado
n1mer but still the demand is most limited and IN
the fsaes made no quotabIe change has been estab.
l,shed Several drores CT yeryprime shipping Catie
arc in the yards this evening unsod and unless an In
creased demand shoold exist tomorrow. viii have to
be shipped through on owners account. Shippers
have evidently Htt1o coandeuce In the Eastern
kets At presett and specu1ators show no dlsposdon
to invest, excepting In ver7 small WEI. IN Bset Cat
tie. Medium grades ase In limited demand, and
range at STRUGGLED gross Common Cattls are still
very dull With few buyers It any price. We note the
sale Of one drove Of ten head Of cosTe
weight el5 ns, At r. 50 100 rs. 7ns IS specimen
Of The prices realized for this description Of stock.
The principal sales made were by Dawson Co. to
Hosebuzg or 81 head Hltnois steess averaging 1,sla
ms. at SIS; and Sherman, Hall i Pope to Morris
Nalxal Reinneuap OF 81 head Illinois stee1s, aver
sgtus !, ,s11 d. 1t HEX p 100 D5.
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HoGs-Reeeiyed At tAe vnrfpus 1afds snone as@
hcxs Entered ssles s,s7s head ss Ueaolec, pnnel.
patty at sc59o1s 2 100 ns. With large staauns o.
sctiTts1 In tho market, p'icss hsvs been HEegus ~
and ruaettled. but show decline OF 2345c ~
-, On yesterdays ouotaaous. e1cspuns e4o
.alex made NJ The Fort Wayne yard on
which ye and decline ct 5o015o par
10 na. Wo note this fact - Illustrating tne
difficulty which must necessarily exist 70 any unl
form range Of p.ess 1t a tho yards, 20 long as they
remain separated By such aistsnees nom each otner
Thrre hns been decline IN the activity which WAS 10
prominent yesterday owing principally to the zeeepts
having increased more rapidly thaa waa expected:
and tho probabilities that next week being holiday
week. there will be less business done In the EasseEn
markets In ootnt Of quality sae supply 10 ass has
been rather above the average The day has been
cooler and better adapted for business; yet there afu
from go to e06 hogs IN the yalds this evening uncoh.
, 1864-07-02

ted the result Of the movements In the Eold nAf'
Get aud the intended additional dudes TO be Imposed
Or Alltplce and Pepper wo noso N advance OK &c
. sn previous rates.
In Tobacco prices are unsettled ard almost nom.
inal urder tbs influence Of the sah ratas Of duties
that have come Into operation to-day The market Is
vary firm, with strong upward tendency.
In Beef CAttle the demand for good qualities has
been shads better, and prices rule frmes. Medium
a1d commen gr.des are dull and unchanged at prsv.
ous quotations. Entered sales 1,0s head, At $a5&3
T1-nostly at 45253s,eo gross
The Hcg market has been less scttre, and prices
have declined 25335c 1Go ns from Iesterdays quo
tatous. Entered eales SIS head at $7.N@13l1-but
prlncipslly At &925Gs.is = 100 ns.
In Sheep there h4s been faf1 demand for good
qualities, at previous quotations.. Entered sales a5
head. At 4. .sQaA63 z 1lln na.
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T. n
The rebels then ordered them TO give np au'
tne1r money, Hhacn vas 1ofthWlta aone.
when the rebels fired, killing the 8n NANNY
men, and Nounding the caVafJnan, Wno
succeeGedln making good ms esc9pe- 1ue
regular rebel troops treated their prisoners,
biack as well as White VIII oloiaaIy
kindness, and few atrocities were conml1Iea
until after the fngitiyes left the town OF mp.
ley At this place the guerllias eame up
These troops belong to no regular corps, put
are mere partisan rangers-soldiers Whea
rsids aIe going on, and citizens at otner
times, and most OF them being attached to
the commands Of Chalmers and ~Rondy:
These scoundrels swelled ChalmeEs' ranks at
Fort Pillow, and are the authors OF the mas
eacre ot'that place. Whenever, they met
soldier especially co1ored, his death Was
certain, and in more than one instance did
the fugitiyes see their friends shot down
while incapable Of offering any resistance.
This 80 cnraged the negroes that they be-
came furinus, and It was impossible to re-
the cry was '"Fort Pillow!'' aud down
would come q gun upon D guerllla's head:
Several of these scoundrels, when captured
tried to beg of, saying !" Fort Pillow Is plaY-
cd out-We were not there, and are not re-
sponsible for others acts.'' 4 negro be-
came so Inme as to be unable to proceed fur
ther, and fell By the Wayside-a friend sWore
If he was killed to revenge him, aud hid
himself In q thicket near bY. He had scarce
time to conceal himself, when several guer-
i]las rode up, and without saying word be.
negro in the thicket Immediately flied, kill
ing one Of the guerillas, and afterwards
managed to reioln his company. This cir
cumstance coFnlncr tn his Captaiu's ear, was
, 1864-07-02
Errata.

EFfAt8s
In the publication Of the new Tax Bill
yesterday, two provoking errors occurred in
reference to the two vital itema Of Incomes
md Whisky. We therefore repnblish these
as follows:
Income tax, oyer $500 and not exceeding 81, 900
-tlyc per cent Over 5000 and not exceeding M
ten per cent.
Spirits, distilled and sold, OF rem owed for con
PER gallon, $40; from February !, 1s:5-S2 per
gallon.
, 1864-07-02
THE NEW YORK FREMONT.Mc.
CLELLAN mEkTANG.


The Fremont malcontents held meeting
at Coopcr's Institute on Tuesday evening.
The Coppcrhead papers represent it to hare
been "large and enthusiastic" Batit was
a bor7oacxd meeting. Four-atths OF those In
attendance were Copperheads. They were
brought In by the managers to create the
impression that there was great enthusiasm
for the played ont sore-head candidate. In
its description Of the meeting and Its temper
the New York Wor1d-a :rabid copperhead
sheet, says:
sAThe name Of Gen Mcclellan was sometimes
alluded to, during the meeting, a. that Of soldier
Tpd ma1 @1 hsd s'ays The .
the most tremendous 0p{tauss."
One Of the speakers, Mr.. Gilbert, said:
1.-THE names Fremont and Lincoln are Impress
ed upon my mind rs the anttpodes-one ot the
1ssea from one end Of the bali. Three cheers Tor
Little Mac were then called for and given with
great enthus1asm.'9 ...
The "ereat entbus1asmv and "trcnen-
dous applause" for the grave-digger Of the
Chickahominy shows Of what materials the
crowd WAS composed.
DR.. Brownson spoke. Here Is q sample Of
his remarks. We quote again from the
WorZd's report:
Thie, ! understand. Is ratification meeting. IT.
% Cleveland Convention: iAppi.asel ~ an not @
here as party mnn. never wae party man, for
never 1ound party yet that could not and fault
all parties that have ever been orsanlzed In this
country. Sometimes hare bsen with them. and
sometimes acted against them. But have this t9
ye1cd ior james 1sachanan- l..Bully for you:
Kisses. sroans and app!ause.l Hear me-b9t IN
1o s w%sse ins n votins 70. AGs La
Lincoln and cheers, for FrcmontI Having
eqne DO sG i, Intend to DO
@ s f. aas es snS
iSreat % y .pp}.ase To save the nation ' and he
Constitution, whieh has made fts strength and its
glory. l"Good." Applanse.l ! am ready to SUP
plaate and hia.ss. tol'oxed by loud apPlspss.l
5sel:ns: to desat ,hs he Of tss s.
more Convention. tApplause. ''can't do it.''
An TO BE- put down here b. Custom House
o11ccre-L* No, no r. am 10 be put down by
the Secretary Of State, o. The Secretary Of tho
(crics: "No, NOS, applause; "Nor the Copper
n?6q' 81. 19 SfoTnson-ba. let the copperbesas be
veloe-The, are here. Hear the checra for
Dr.. f.Brownson-Mcc1cllap Is very respectable
wan. loud chtefs.] II lie not worth while to
Say anything aKalnat General Mcclellan until yon
get better General than he proved. ILauShtes
and great applsuse. sThree checre for MeClei
1zn."1
It clear that the meeting was packed by
McClel1apd Copperheads, loaned to the
Fremont gang to make demonstration
against Old Abe" The spirit Of the meet
ing ie seen in the loud npplauscs that greeted
BroHnson'e announcement that he preferred
the traitor Val1andigham to Mr.. Lincoln
THE meeting WINS composed In great part o
the followers Of Vallandigham' and NcClel
Ian, It is doubtful II there were fifty mel
1,resent who intended 10 vote for Fremont
This Coppe1heads ought MOTTO expose them
selves 70 plainly at the Fremont meetings. I
bss = bad aspect, and defeats the very thin:
4hey hope to accomplish.
, 1864-07-02
New York y oo{ MARKET for Three Days
Ending Ipua 4a,

Though the c1cltemens ine1lent to the spssnnodin
moven euts in sold and exchange hos msasureably
Abeted. the market L. vcEy stfotg, and with good
demand for cor sumption and investment, the a4van-
tare ie sleArly with selle1. The late heavy zA6Ac
lions In domestic eecc has reduced the supply TO an
nnu.uAlll low 1gure- and with she probability Of
dearth Of cotton buyers ara thus early contracting
lalxsly for The new STR IA y919as sections Of ths
fabulous ninety days aGo. We learn By private i'd
1tses from the Mest that purchases haze been raade
the major portion Of the ttansactons are reported 1t
A3S'i, according to location and condition Of clip.
ezs having retired their atocks from market
ID ylew of the increase! cost and prospective
dsys Comprise 49, 70 D. Domestic deece at9e@3..c
-fnslndir& sser60 to arrive, At 3t1 TO 159 bales
s5O bales Heffa, s1toc, latter price for choice from
secone hands, 40 do Cape. slso npm second 90, A&eec
3D 40 Secured Cape, xG3; 500 R3bak, 51kc: and
m haIes CpnBtaurire. on terms rot t!apSptred.
, 1864-07-02
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

FRIDAY EvEE1ad, July l, 1854.
LUMBER-Rsceived yesterday 11315, ,epo feet. Mar
ket yerJ active, with inadequate supply. Prices
rule 7ety frm With m upward tendency.
sa1NGLES-Rsceived yesterday $4,000. In active
demand, with very email receipts Market dr.n ut
previous quotations.
LATH-Reee1ved yesterday o1o,o0o pcs. Receipts
r.tner limited, and in fair demand. Prices nrm aud
unchanged
CAR0o aALEs TODAY.
Cargo schr Jenny Bell, frcm A,nlstsa, RoId by
Biokfozd, o0 feet lumber. strips, It 3ss 90: ns
ance at S.aG1. The following csrRoes were sold to
arrive: oad feet Oeonto iumber strips. balance
long iotsts at $2i tto feet 0conto lumber, primo
str1pa, at se5oo; 1soeoo feet lumber. from GaEdi
ners Hill, Green Bay y strips, At 32l % 10s 600 fset
lumber, fsom Grand Haven. x strips, well cut, at
, 1864-07-02
#tGce(laufntl&.
INTERN AL REVEN UE.
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
Pub!ic notice ts hereby gtven that the Annual 1lM
9i iUpte1 sssses fa1es 1or tho yea1 commenting My
t. le63p has been returned to lhea Office by the A.
gesscE. 1t embraces Llcencas, Taxej on Incomes,
GAfFiaXes: silver Plate. &C.. Payment is forthwith
AeCaE1ec OF all persons whohe uanes are satd
Lists. FIVE PEE GENT. will be added 10 al Income
1axee Ct paid within the t3me prescribed by laW,
ether ,d: t.1ea cot paid On CT oe.ora SATURDAY.
Licenses must be paid AT ONCE, otherwise :ths
penalty OF three tin es the aUouaE OF L!cease OF two
SLOWED 70 nanaac: ANT BUSINESS without ons.
Merely haT.ns applied Is no p:otec:ta1:,e
GEORGE 6CHS i.IDHR,
fy1rn2Ss.3t1ltw Collector ETfst Dist. IN.
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.u-- ,fop.z.. p41 E9a: IVY .t,.s.-, =, t.
Xc ! 81 lower: The engagsments vero s fonoys:
~ %a!, .hsffs & ss Wa &c Ksts
=
uss Y ggt m sas y e.
tor: altaeaeh sene ssatracts havs hsen made at
lower nKuIes. Ne4Hote; e,n.
FlsaF FSaF g ss. ss:tf9 .s tsa 81 :
s;Es Il ;s; i'd ss:::: &
KosE = Msss.ai ii T.ssf :.:......:.::.... . ssa
fSRE 81 ts ssass Ssass; 4 1. Sc
E?ssf EssF ss e Bs'ee Il !.
sqSa g S.9sas Donpx are tho ,s
road rates: vo,,+n .,... r7o,x
To sex York, all ,at; aoua.n " si9a5;
To Bc,ton all ri siil sad Lake Elle.......Ss IL
To FcEtlsad, i, q, s
Il s9aso Bsaae.. ii r is
To Baltimore 1sl !. ara al HIKE Esi. ::::::SSs;S 9
Z! fs ;d;; i Is; .a,o1t% aSs
sp9 rfis oas ssays aps sod oaS n
8 81: EstsIss sSoss i d d {: iS ID e;s hsa:
Sis z,S45 sa; 52s
Ss !. 4 i! ~ Fl, Il $:;;:
ss 4 - 81 faess fs ess {:
F,SE1o nrs "shan Rock" and 100 bsls good sapeE
s.,s' .sa. a.. = .s' Bra. s..
e. sss & sse .9s y
pu 80 spSsa9e 81 ~ y ~ ": 1og nn ao n5 tx
, 1864-07-02

TT The mall brought rs yesterday two
letters from correspondents widely distant,
each containing the same identical paragraph,
cut from their local Copperhead sheets, and
credited to the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, with char-
acte1istic comments The paragraph is as
follows.
t'Giye us rebel victory; Let our army be de-
Bt1oyed. Maryland conquered, Washington cap-
tured, the Preziaeut e1i1ed. and the Government
destroyed; give ua al these, md my otheR calsmf-
ties that can result from defeat and min. sooner
ttan victory with McCleltan rs Genc1al.''
It is scarcely necessary with the readers Of
the TRIBUNE to pronounce the above gross
and pa1pab1e forgery, done ia the rebel ser.
vice. No euch sentiment ever appeared In
our columns. No Copperhead editor eve,
attributed it to us without the consciousness
that be was telling willfu1 and malignant
lie 1t Is not a thing to be mistaken about
and plain language to characterize the act i!
better than a1y other
, 1864-07-02
E1ECGIlYE DEP41kf4EETt
FRAy1YoRT, June y, 1861
Hova-npr n p 1fny4on Tndi,nano11s Ind.
Terrible Railroad Catastrophe on the
{srnud Trunk 1kallrOa6,

Grand Trunk Railroad,
An emigrant train, consisting Of eleven
cars, went over Bclord Bridge, at St. Hiliare,
Canada East, On the 2eth ult., with s5i en-
lgrants on board. 4 dispatch says:
Thfrty-four bodies have been recovered,
and between 80 and 40 taken out, more OF
less badly injured.
The train from Quebec has been de1ayed In
consequence.
One car has not beo1 sufficiently reached
to allow the dead to lie taken from it.
Only two living have been rescued from
this car.
The depth Of the water where the accident
happened is about ten feet
the engineer went down with his. engine,
bat escaped with slight injuries.
A dreadful responsibility accms to rest Oh
this man tor violating the standing order to
stop before going on the bridge.
The conductor, Tho5. Finn, Is killed. The
fireman is also supposed to bo killed.
ST. Hilaire is about nineteen miles from
Montreal
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NOTICE. y. 3. NAVAL nxzDrzvops..
CHICAGO, June II 1854
TO Policemen and OtherA

On ths 9th Of hit Of May last, leaye Of absenoe
QuaIte1mastcr on Bh1p Blhck HAWK. Of Mlatsltpys
E4uadfen, sereu days. To vtat bis ttes Wiz z
vas at southampton. England ;! years Of ~
if eonris9!on II tset 5 nctes L. he.ns; T. G q
lett 4, N ; enlisted at ChlcaRo, Dec. H. 1sl-.
A REW ARp
Will be paid fc1 his apprehension at ths a..E -
tezyouss corner North Water ana Sortns tnssnrY. sn;rY
Acdcx Vol Litue 2: . Sssny.
lv1,mfH.1N1 CouuK do0Ve*se~
, 1864-07-02

CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

FRIDAY EvEyEs. July !. 1864
There Ia quite IN active demand for staple dry
goods. ConstdertnR the eeason. the demand Is unu-
snaIy large. This Is ewing to the fact that dealsss
areled TO believe prices will continue to advance
The price list which give below is corrected BY
the best authorities every day, and Will be found
rnarkAbH accurate:
, 1864-07-02

suEHP-The receipts Of Sheep are mofe liberal.
Lar1s numbers OF btock sheep passing through 70
our Western sheep farmers indicating that the Wool
trade Of thu North western States will be shortly I'M.
mensely extended. Medium to prime qualities arc
In limited demand, At pstces ranging fom SS.sc3As
~
, 1864-07-02

t8- After all the Indignation assumed BY
the British tory organs, and the ponderous
and stupid debates in Parliament, charging
the United States with recruiting in Ireland
for the Union army, It appears from an OIL
cIal statement that the administration has &c.
fused to permit any such recruiting In its
name, and that the charge is mauulac-
tured by our enemies.
, 1864-07-02
The Pirate Alabama and Her Prizes.
Captain Senmes, of the Confederate steam

The Flfafe Alabama and Her Prizes.
Captain Semmes, of the Confederate steam
to inssrt tbe ~. REASONS whv tbe Commensurate
cr,isers bnrnt their Dr,zes. and his sucges.
tion FIR n renedv Tha communication 4,lJs
~ co1,nns and Il h,1r n the naner He
ssrs ~ - zcoa Ito ;n+ention n have scnt MI hIs
nr;ees tor o ad,na;cat,on M 1nto Ihe norta most n
ea-~o.,n.t - ~ 80 49, a..e,s. . aa,aa-oa ~
tS,. ,-+aa.,oa 49, 49,. su pt.s =" p.;.;sh ~.
,s aan, cannni, ran.sn ~ n - 1ras -
oaates ~ 49, :, r a,1, aeA9 s. "as ~ ~
eu .,1., ,u.'s ~ "ou4u sAuauauu ts 'ao lla' ~ W
e'... sap .s ~ a,l1,s,o tuat ~ "ouiu ~ ~
gunty u a, tne cMlus Pay oi eapsatleg tne
ths', n;+,' a ~ othare "n e1G aauu apa Ies.s
49," ~ o@As EuAtutA ~ AA4uneo'
, 1864-07-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



Tha realGr atou OF Mr. Chase, and The uncertainty
Of who is 10 Ill his place. sent gold into the clouds
this morning, and touched 20 In the twtnkllnR OF
clam ehell Spectators at the Board OF Trade under
took to make prces follow It, but failed, not from
lack Of will, but lack at means, It nov mora dif
cult to the money than to offer hlah figures. As
It wns wheat wss carried mp 697c, but 1t soon fell
back. The demand upon bankers. Was, Of course,
very lniEe, with but partial recognition OF the
wants OF borrowers, particularly thosa OF the fshJ"
persua1ion. Tho 1Ate intelligence converting the fsct
that Senator Fessenden had bsau offered the control
Of the Financial Bureau. created N almost immeM
ate revnl1lon. Gold and prices went down. Gold
which WAS likely to go up to slmoat any figure. sud
denly dropped to 2a5 then to ~, and soe reports
say low cat; but It dnal1y rallied and closed 1t
the "a Board 1t 255 Here tbs market opened at IL.
advanced to go, and closed At ESQ BID. Silver was
nominal at rs. Government b2os were firm and sold
In New York at ia. Here 1a1 Was bid.
L.1ER4-A dispatch from New York received at the
Board Of Trade this evening ata o'clock puts the
1stest prizes Of gold 1O, decllne Of 20 cents since
10 O'Clock thta morning.
Eastern Exchanges washcavies to.dsy, with down
Ferd tendency. Dsnkers were unnblo to obtain
what they wantod at 5co11a o The selling price TT
mans at par.
1tis worthy OF remark, and shows healthy stste
ofloyalty among the people OF Chcagc, that during
the panic IN finances during tbs past two days, that
not Of Government securities have been thrown
upon tho MARKET The people believe In tho Govern
msnt its stability, it, power to put down thfa reosf
ION, ana 10 pa7 lts ueoIe, even II 1ne uEuses WHICH
e1press 1t were donoled
Tbs decision q the Solicitor or the treasury that
the uss Of certified checks In payment for foreln
bills OF EXCHANGE YES xot totoliaea og Inc eoia DILL
seens 10 kfo-t alnost 9iksl zafcf to operators N
New York It is sisted that oTeF % psr cent OF the
ordinary butlcess paymen:s OF ths peopla OF this
country are settled by these anu similar nnaheal e.
pc6ieats, and to forbid the uae Of these certified
cnecxs IN any im9e.tant aepa1ment .! ..a !Stl,aso
nutnsfs Houaa oe atsa1ea WIZ .as ms. ,shs.",s
re.n no. nota t4 TO Us E tn h g! r. ns 10
sa ~ fs, -hsraa aeaia-s b.vs 49,. a.
n.sss ~ s.a sho1,d hs fhan.fr1
e,.-H,r ~ 1 cns.x~.cr w ~ Wxpu yopr-rh,s weet
cote1 o1r comparison tor the nscnl Jcar. We have