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canvsssing for men who desire 10 pay subst;.
tutes, and it might readily be made one Of the
most productive means of cutting down the
enormous number which this city is called on h
supply. Let every reader consider whether 4.
cannot and will not add one 70 the number Of
anIstmenta ar . r l...rf
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FROM Washington.
Special Dispatch 10 The n Y. Tribuns
wAsHNorox. Wednesday. july n. 1874

Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribuns
wAsHNorox. Wednesday. July n. lss.
DEPOSIT BANK.
The Merchants Bank Of Boston, Mass4, hss
been designated depository Of public moneys.
FINANCIAL PLANS.
1t is probable that the. Secretary of the Treas
ury will adopt plan similar 10 the proposition made By
several heavy banking firms here and in New York
that all ciasses OF Government creditors shall be PAID
alike. As matters now stand. contractors with TN
Navy Department are paid in legal tenders while
tractors with the War Department are obliged to
ceive large proportion Of their pay in certificates
indebtedness. The proposition is 10 pay fory
per cent in certificates Of Indebtedness forty
per cent in seven-thirty notes. and twenty
per cent in legal tenders. 1t is believed that tho
effect Of this would be TO sdvance the market value u
certificates materially above present rates by reducing
the volume Of their issue, and at the same time satisfy
creditors who now complain that the present rate Il
which certificates held is ruinous TO their iners
1t Is also urged that by this the Secretary would s
enabled to dispose Of the seventhiry loan at par -
rapidly as tho necessities Of his department would ~
Qure and at the same time reduce the payment lesa
tenders ton por cent.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of soldiers are reported
today;
Sergt Andw. Hattinser A, Henry Weland b. - VIA
NY. II. Art Hezesiah Hail H. % Mas
Dsnis p. Pomeroy,F. u Mass WIN. G. Grove Il, II Pa
Martin Ryan. NJ W. Cav Jos y. Ferguson. d. my IL
Robt Harrington, H,s N.Y.Cav Arr.
Capt X. q. Barr, b. 10 Pa PsIick McDonsis l. eN x.
John McCowan, Z, l47 ONO. n Art
John King q, 90 N " Ssml Cohooos, A. So Msss
John Miller, b. IL o. g. Inf. Jas. z. Bells, o. 10 N.
VIM Crawford, y, 2Pa Solomon Standl-s y, 50Ps
seth Morrison ID, 81 Y Wm. Gains. F.7k.Y. II. An.
w. ID. stebbins. q, Pa. Art. Joseph NcrickA a, n
Jos Linenbrinkle lOs PaAr. Chas. g. SINNERS L. Ohs
Norman o. swan, W Hart Light Art.
Jsmss McRoys n, . Mich VIM. forman, II NJ Y. Bat
Lucius Y. Osburn,i c. Hart VIM. Drcssaer, 4, 5lPa
Henry whits. C, 10 w. r. C. John Mecksr. g, I'D IN T.
To the Associated Presa
WASHINGTON Wednesday, July q, 1884,
COJRTS-AARTIAL.
Two General Courts Martial and two Military
Commissions in session in this city for the tnsi
Of such GASES a. may b. brought before them.
RECRUITING AGENTS.
Various agents from the North are operating
hercabout for recruits Gen. Slough. Military Gov
ernor Of Alexandria Va. has notified all persons on
gugcd in recruiting there that unless they legally
authorized to do they will be arrested and punished
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All tho materials used in the publication OF q
epape, largely advanced pri;s within the last few
,scu,hs The whits paper which print The DALI
rspuHs costs than receive from the sale Of the
slned et sod every additional den ana Tor the paper 10 so
much added loss wesre therefore compelled to sdvnce the
price Of this paper which from and after Thursday July III
Win he for single copy, CsSrs or wsee delivered ''
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msdo bsfor, th. notice reaches tie PARTIES viii TO
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Address, THE TKiBoyE Newioh
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To Corrcspoadeuts.

Ne pcics can be taken Of Anonymous Communication
Wbrtev ia intended for insertion npst 10 snihenc1tSd
nv The mans and address OF the ~nt-no necessarily or
ptnaicston but guaranty ior h,s goco isI'S
An business lcsrs this Office should be addresedto INK
TKrsusE." Nrwior -,
We undertake 20 rotuTn reec'ec CONN Iilsoh
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News from New.MexIee and Texas.

DENVRK CITY. Z. T., WtuIesuhy, Juy II, Iovs,
The Sawfa re Gazette of the 10th says that u
yious MANY more including 20 families rsported
tie way. ,.,,.. :.
Gov. Goodwin Of Arizona has appointed the 18th q
July a. the time to hold tho election for De'essts~
Congress. - go ,,.,.
IA Gassfts contains MsximiNan's pronunoiAmlenfoH
ST. LOUIS. Wednesday. Jsy q. 1894
TIE Dessoevsss Fort Leavenworth special says tbas
tho Indisus have attacked our trsins and destroyed
large amount Of stores on the Santa 70 road. ass
Curtis has but small force In that region but rss-
Ing militia fsr service Against the Indians he has
orestsd tho District VI tho Upper Arksnsss including
Forts Riley. Lsrned and Lyon. and assigned Gsa b'""
to the command who lesves for We hed at oaea dsrs
sl,s moveDsn,s being rapidly prepared
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P>aisieal I.eelIiscure.

SARATOGA. N. T.. wednesday, July ~ ~cA
The Union NationM Executive Commits
and ths Unisa STATE Committee mse here q no'e =
fhs sessioo 81 he State Counistss W. oosasaed u
disous sne tAs dfarences existlng between ~ 49,
Tnioa esssaisatasus In NV. YGA CITY. sss
awsiiy dstsPminea 70 rssse sAs.yh 9ssssS -
IL Slate COuvsntion whioA WI % neo - Sg'~.
% ne m Il Ssptenhes -
To Nst,osaI ExsosAvs Committee meeo ns
ooass ltsSloa vitA rsesrsnoe - ~ TsR sAnfeaSS
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could b. dono Preghts active but rates are firm
Money continues 10 grow easy and IL abundant ed7
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Hiss ~ 1sll Dlvss.

BO0ION " 0dn1ooAy, 49, - -. n
shsrmsns Livery stable and costesss' "a 80
rive. 80; ss:.;nLsd d. x u f -: :s.sssas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

psrdinQ Slavery a. an evil, with Wash
nston and Jefferson followed the example Of
those patriots IN seeking TO circumscrbe and To-
calize it. We are stigmatized u fanatics and
incendiar;es became We cherish sentiments
identical With those of the Revolutionary Faith
ers with scarcely An important exception, and
because We, IN conformity with those sent-
ments, have sought to confins Slavery within
the States which 1t already cursed. Beyond
this, there was nothing TO justify Secession in
the Winter Of 1901; yet largo majority Of
the Democracy Of the Free States to-day hold
that Secession Justified by the preceding action
Of the Republicans Of the North. Oh coursc, tho
restoration TO power Of tina. Democracy must
DO followed by vigorous and systematio a.
tsmpu 10 reprers and suppress all Anti-slavery
agitation and dissuSsOn-sg;tation (which (ss
We perceive ny our advertising columns) o
- Boston lady" known to those who enjoy the
sunlight n her oountenanns AZ Mary A. Howe,
prooOunc0 rank trcaon toward both tho
spirit and lettx Of the Constitution" Who
can dpust that the ronswed sscsndsnoy Of the
DmpstxiOt1 Of ths larys-nlndsd "lsdy" would
insagussts ~ err Of persecution, violence, and
mob outrage Against 81 opponents Of Slavery,
such - or country has never yet known,
I We dsily hear men eminent for financial or
other ability talk Of Anti-Slayery sentiment aud
i incalcstion moi only a. wrong in itself but "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3l.-The Union Re-
publican State Convention has nominated for
presidential electors ]. G.. McCallum, Samuel
Brannan, Rev @. y. McCIay, ]. w. Oliver and
VIM. Crane, and, as a matter of precaution,
have instructed them to cast their votes for
Lincoln and johnson.
A n0lle prosequi has been entered in the case
Of W. R. Smiley for keeping the treasure re-
ceived from the steamer Golden Gate.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ii. A McRuner, of
San Francisco, has been nominated by the
Union Republican Convention for Congress
from the southern district of California, VIM.
HiRby from the middle district, and Jno. Bid
well from the northern district This is re-.
garded as an excellent ticket
An arrival from Honolulu brings dates to the
18th Of August. King Kamehameha, on the
18th Of August, after an excited speech, abro-
gated the Sandwich Island constitution Of 1852,
and declared the constitutional con vention dis
solved. This arbitrary act is regarded as q
regular coup d'etdt by the King, and ii submit
ted to by the Hawaiian people, will render the
Kingdom nearly an absolute monarchy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
SHERIDAN.


ESfiy still in the Shenandoah-Lecatio
ms headquarters - Reinforceme ents
Reaching him.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IA special dispatch to
the American, dated Charlestown, Va, Sept
=, says: 81 have been much disappointed on
nearing that dispatches which sent you from
rryVille have failed to reach their destina.
tion.
g! nave not uffi cient time in this dispatch,
as the mail leaves Harper's Ferry at Ills D. m,
70 enter into details, but will briefly state the
p!lncipal points OF information which were
obtained by q Reconnaissance
"ln the first place Early has not left, and
has no intention Of leaving the Valley. His
tween Martinsburg and Winchester!
"He Is busily engaged In repairing and
putting up the telegl aph wires, and already
has telegraph communication with Richmond
from this side of Woodstock.
"Early is receiving reinforcements, and Fitz-
hugh Lee is known to have received 500 fresh
horses for his cavalry, who are said to number
1000.
"There is aregular stage from Winchester to
Staunton, which runs every day, and several
officers and soldiers are receiving short fur
loughs to go home and return to Winches ster
which does not look as though they in tended
leaving the valley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03

AWoRD ABOUT PRAYER -MEETINGs.-U
this heading the Rev. T. L. Cuyler contributes
to the Independent some remarks on the man
agement OF prayer meetings. he says:
Many churches are well filed on the sabbath
whose weekly meetings are SO thin that If a
musket were fired through tho room it would
endanger NO Christian life. Those who at
tend are seldom any other than church. officers,
and "of devout and honorable women quite q
few" The meetings are usually formal and
stereotyped; they begin with SMEAR and Son
toIville," or "Old Hundred" then a chapter
lazily read, tn hen deacon, then ssan opportu-
nifty for remarks" then silent pause, then a
hymn or a deacon, and the closing prayer dis +.
misses the handful to their homes. Do such
solemn somnambulisms build up a churehl Do
they bring spiritual baptism and promote revi-
walls? Do they attract the young, the thought
less, the backslider, or any classes that need to
be praVed for?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03
FROM THE EST.
N ore Of Wheeler,s Movement

NASHVILLE, Sept. 2.-Several miles Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad were
burned by Wheeler's force yesterday General
Rousseau drove the rebel forces within three
miles of Lavergne. He met with stubborn re-
sistance.
Persons just from Franklin report that the
town is in the hands of Wheeler's forces, he
having entered and captured it last night. Par
ticulars are not yet received.
Our casualties in yesterdays skirmishing
were five killed, and fifty or fifty five
wounded.
A small body Of rebels fred on train at the
Tennessee and Atlanta railroad, at Brentwood,
eight miles from here.
The rebel loss yesterday was eight killed and
fifteen wounded. We captured number Of
prisoners.
We are in telegraphic communication south
Of this point. The river Is falling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
e LIN GER AND FO9TE,r

This popular place of entertainment has already
become famous resort. Flattered by the success
OF their hrst week amc u they have opened for
q second week, oferines new attractions at each
These wonderful little peo pie are full of wit and
humor, and their versatility is truly astonishing
Their whole en- tertai is admir- ably adj pied
part with the other, that the pleasant eyenin
passes away like dream
The musical department is we'll adapted to the
performance of these little wonders-the interme.
diate is well performed, while the voices OF the
quartette are all fresh. and show unmistakable
signs of thorough training.
The selections of this com pany for their pro-
granme is free from all vulgsrity and low sayings
The Management may Justly claim a moral enter
tsinment, for such it really is.
They rep,ain with us through this week. Let
all who have not paid the Commodore and party
q visit do so at once, for it is an entertain msnt
that is full Of merit and one rarely offered the
citizens of Washington au 29-1W
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N nROPos SAILS ron LOAN.
falAsunY ps1AlIn1xf, ylly 5. ~

fRIksuIY DIIAlfn1Hf, Jufy -, ~:
Nstice is hereby given that subscriptions wil
bs received BY the Treasurer Of the United o'..es
the several Assistant Trsasurers and pensnsseo
pspoEtories and By the National Banks desi isnatea
and qualified "A Depositories and FinapciAi Assns,
for Treaury Notes payable three years Hom
August Is, 1854, bearing interest," ~ 'ns iA" %
seven and three tenths per cent Per snhu". VIZ.
semi annual coupons attached, payaoie In is"f3
meney.
thu holder a. maturity. into six Per cent. gold
hearing bends redeemable after Eve and payable
twenty years from August Is, 1867.
The Notes will be issued in the deuominat Of
ATTY, one hundred. sve hundred. one thousand and
6ye thousand dollars, and will be issued in blank,
or payable to order rs may be directed BY the sub-
ssribers.
An subscription must be for Atty dollars, or
some multiple OF hfty dollars
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depos-
Hes The party depositing must endorse upon the
original certificate the demo mi nation of notes
CURED, and whether they to be issued in blank
or payable to order. When so endorsed 1t must be
left with the officer receiving the deposit, to be
forwarded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
ofusnsportation charges "a soon after the receip
OF the original Certidcst of Deposit As they can
be prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August is on all
deposits made prior to that date, and will be paid
by the Department upon receipt nf 'he original
certificates
As the notes draw interest rom August Is, per
sons making deposits snhseqaent 10 that late
must pay the interest accrued from date o. note TO
date of deposit
Parties depositing twenty nvs thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time viii
be allowed Q commission Of one quarter OF one Per
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt of bill for the amount, certified to BY
the officer with whom the deposit was made. No
deductions for commissions must be made from
the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are made upon the original
certificates.
All officers authorized TO receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desired informa-
ton, and afford every facility for making sub
seriptions. W.P. FESSEND1N,
ty 26-u Secretary Of the Treasury
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McClellan's Nomination in Baltimore
Good News from Atlanta

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2-McClellans nomina.
tion here created no enthusiasm. There has
of the secessionists he mas no supporters.
This to UnionIsts is significant, and causes
even his personal friends to hesitate to rally to
his support.
There are private dispatches here to- night
announcing that Sherman has captur ed At
lanta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03

~Two thousand Of the rebel prisoners at
Camp Morton, Indianapolis, it has been ascer-
3 cratic secret society known as the sons Of LIB.
erty. It was intended to release them, 70 help
in the contemplated work Of inaugurating
civil was In Indiana
that many Of the Copperheads of Butler coun-
ty who had been positive In the assertion that
the Government would not dare to enforce the
draft, are now procuring substitutes, and that
county. p ,s +
~ Mayor Gunther's daughter came near
being drowned while on a pleasure excursion
few days ago. The captain of the pleasure
boat plunged in and saved the young lady, and
got $1,000 for his heroic effort.
~ Anthony Musgrave, Lieutenant Govern
or of the Island of st. Vincent, has been ap-
pointed Governor and Commander in enief In
dependencies.
H-In Belgium, by combining eight parts Of
coal tar with ninety -four parus Of coal-dust,
most valuable fuel is obtained, which produces
but six per cent Of ashes Thus do tney save
what is generally wasted. ,5r liz
~ Missouri claims to have furnished the
youngest veteran in the service. HIS name Is
George Huffman. He enlisted at 10 years OF
age and is veteran between u ana lsi nAv,ng
fought bravely at most of the Western battles
~ The complaints against John Morrissey
and others to recover certain monies lost by.
gambling have been dismissed oy tne New
York Court OF Comme@n @ Faeas' Rihsy inVoived
{ VFannie Kimbag. respectfully connected
anf refine d. but victim OF the seducer's arts
com mitted suicide I'm a New York house of iIi
fame, a few days ago. s
ga. g. W Watkins, formerly .Representatiy ye
in Congress from Tennessee, is in the KNOX
VILE jail, for directing a rebel force upon q
SQUAD of unarmed Union men. i.o9 SIS aas
~ whole family IN Waldo, Maine, have
died from q disease contracted by member or
kkoS ph N fxx-irl tsTaa <
~ Massachusetts, q State which the Copper
heads protest. TO hate, furnished the music for
the Chicago invention. .dtol9 ;, ~!
r. e7~Tna Ute Indians are loyal gs est.ssss8s (.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03

MATCHRs.-The manufacture of friction
matches commenced in this country in 1895,
and the business has now become immense. A
firm in Boston consumes over five thousand
cords Of wood per year, mostly young pines,
and make fourteen million tour hundred and
forty thousand matches per day! They pay a
government tax-one cent per bunch--of 81 400
per day, about equal to $450,000 per year! 1t
is said that the Government will derive an in
come of some $500, 600 per annum from the
manufacture OF matches alone, throughout the
country. .art er
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A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE.
"A FORAGE AND RIVER RTRANsPoRrArIoy
SEVENTH STREET WHARF
WAsHISGToS, ID. c., August rs, 1854
CIRCULAR.

II.
Ia cordauce with Instructions from Brig gadier
General d. II. Rucker, Chief QusrterInaster, De.
pot OF Wishing gton. / have placed schooners at
Upper and Lower Cedar Points, in the positions
occupied By the light boats, previous 70 their de-
structoD by tbe rebels.
From sunset until sunrise o light will De swans
from Zach Of the schoon,rs. The reason gwen y
captains OF vessels, chartered and owned by the
United States Qusrtermaster Department, Tor
aEehSrink In the Potomac river &C night. was,
that they fsared that they would run their vessels
sgrouna i'nsy stte mp ed to run past the shoals
after dark the lamps placed on the schooners
will give light sufhcintly strong to enable all
pilots 70 pass up and down the river with safety,
PROVIDED they govern themselves by the charts
provided by United States Coast sarvey.
by steam will be allowed 10 anchor excepting in
such weather as by running the loss of the vessel
or cargo might be end sngered - - :
All masters OF vessels A. directed to report any
Des1ect on the part OF the parties board of the
Hgh seho ia not ping their Ii nj n bu rn
ing at all hours of the night. = I
copy of this circular will be kept posted Ia the
pil,t house of every vessel owned and chartered
by the Government. plying on the Potomac river
u: B. ALLAN
.u 70 at Capt. and A o., II,
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The Indian w War-Victory by Gen. Sully's
Command L

ST LOUIS, Sept. 2.-The Sioux City (IowaN
Register of the 27th ult. fays Mr. Sell, of the
Quartermaster's department, has just arrived
from Fort Union, and reports that a battle oc-
Cured between General Sully's command and
about 5000 Indians, near the Knife river, July
25th, in " hich the latter were defeated with 8
loss Of $50. Our less was killed and 20 or 80
wounded.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD's NEW TAEATER.
1enA street. aboue Pennsylvania arenue.
JOHN T. FOKD 49,. Proprietor and Manager.
tAiso Of Holiday Street Theater, Bsltimore.)
sixth NIGHT OF THl ENGAGEMENT
VI the talented Young artists,
MR.. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE.
u THIS EVENING, SEPTEMBER
VIII be presented the beautiful Irish Drama OF
sHANDY MAGUIRE.
Shendy Maguire Mr.. ". ]. Florence.
To conclude with the Protean Farce of the
YOUNG ACTRESS.
harle, assuming four other characters, Mrs. ". ].
ILUhhNCE, introdnci nS . great variety Of her
most POP ULAR SONGS and DANCES
hr ,Oamomile, . Tragedian. Mr.. w. J. Florence
In rehearsal several novelties, includinga
NEW IRISH LEGENDARY DRAMA
Written expressly for Mr.. and Mrs. Florence.
GROWERS THEATER.
.. Hess. Acting Manager.
v. Aoppltzs>. Musical Director,
This popular Establishment. newly painted, dec.
;nS K for the
ON MONDAY EVENING. September 5,
WARREN 0oMEDY COMBINATION,
supported by company of artists that have been
selected during the past four months with q view
to make this THE BEST STOCK COMPANY that
hassve been organized under this management
shGE 81 kEsFRvkb s1ss s. SKIS 5s'S WILL
commence at Metzerott's Music Store on Thuraday
evening, September /. aust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03

Great Bank Robbery.
BOSTON, Sept. 2.-The messenger Of the Bank
OF Mutual Redemption was robbed this fore
noon Of fifty thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03

nRPHANS' COURT, August Is, S64.--DIsrRIoF
~ OF CoLUABIA. WAsHIHaioN OoUN7Y. to tcit !:
Thomas Milstead, deceased, the executrix afore.
said has, Eith the appreciation Of the Orphans,
Court ofWashinston County aforesaid, appointed
Tuesday: the 9Th day of September next. for the
fnal settlement and distribufion Of the personal
as far as the same have been collected and turned
into money; when and where all the creditors and
Orphans, Court of Washington County aforesaid, j
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
said deceaseds estate: provided copy Of this
order be published once week for thrsayeeks in
the Evening Star previous to the ssid 9Th day Of
eeptember, 1854. = Test-Z. o. ROBBINS,
No H.law3wH Register Of Wille,
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N o T @ E.
UNITED STATES $40 LOAN,

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON has now on hand, ready for immediate dslio-
e1y. full supply of these new Bonds Subscribers
are requested 10 present their eert6easss and
reesice thsiY Bonds.
Those having money to invest should not lose
Gght of the fact that by investing in this Loan
they not only interest. at the high rate of
73 10 per cent, but secure to themselves the
important advantage Of obtaining, at the end of
three years, PER CENT. B-2O YEAR BONDS
AT PAR, which are now worth over 12 per cent.
premium, and viii ch after the war must nscessa-
riIy advance to q much higher rate. auA-tf