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Arrest of C g Fulton, Editor of the Hal
tim0re American.


BALTIMORE, July 1.-The arrest of q. {.
Fulton, one of the prOprietoFs and editors of
the Baltimore American, and his cOmmittal to
Fort McHenry, by order Of the Secretary of
War, having been made public, the publiea-
ton of the following correspondence in refer
ence thereto becomes necessary.
Previous to leaving the city for the fort,
Mr. Fulton addressed the following dispatch
to President Lincoln:
To tho President CT the United States:
SIR: find myself under arrest, and on my
way to Fort McHenry. / appeal to you for a
hearing and prompt release in behalf of my
family, who viii be in great distress at the
execution Of this impracticable order. The
Secretary Of War authorized me to publish
my statement Respectfully,
Q. Q. FULTON.
To this the following reply was received:
WASHINGTON, June 30.
To C c. Fulton, Fort aeHozry:
lam authorized to say to you that your ar
rest was made for publishing the statement
that you were preparing detailed account,
including facts, obtained from Washington,
having been sent by special train to commu.
nicate with the President" This is regarded
by the President and War Department as q
fragrant and outrageous violation of the con-
1d6nce Win Wnlcn you were treated. Inc
publication of facts obtained from Washing
ton under such circumstances is q high military
crime. Respectfully,
E. s. SANFORD,
Military Supervisor.
The statement or dispatch to which excep-
ton was taken, is the one published il some
of the New York papers of yesterday morn
ing,
To tue dispatch Of Mr. Sanford, Mr.. Fulton
replied as follows
To Colonel Sanford,
SIR: The dispatch L sent to New York was
private one addressed to MIR. Craig, for his
information as to whether he desired to receive
the report l was preparing for the press. II
was not intended fer publication, and would
not have been published if my report had BEEN
permitted to go through. / never dreamed of
its being published.
To find myself in Fort MeHenry, the depot
of traitors, is a modification l cannot express.
Having risked both life and property in de-
Tending the Union cause when the city was III
the possession of trait )rs, and rendered seryi-
ces as editor and proprietor of the Baltimore
American to the governments in sustaining the
laws which no one has excelled, / ask in
cummon justice that I should at least be re-
leased on my parole.
Respectfully yours,
CHARLES G.. FULTON.
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The Draft. of Ruaaell. n.3,r. . waa asl

Washington correspondence New York Tribuncl
WAsHINGToN, June 29.-The question of
the validity of the acceptance By Fioyd of the
drafts of Russell, Majors & Waddell having
been referred by the Secretary of War to the
Attorney General, that officer has elaborate
opinion against their validity, holding, among
other things thatthe acceptance Of drafts Of a
contractor by the Secretary of War in adj
vance ofthe earning of the money against
which the drafts are drawn, is unau horized by
law; that such drafts, so accepted, are not
mercantile bills of exchange, and that the pur-
chasers of such paper were bound to look to
the authority of the Secretary of War to make
the acceptances, and that officer having no
such authority, the Government is not legally
bound TO lift those drafts. This statement
does not cover all the points con sidered by the
Attorney General in his opinion, which will
be published in few days
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LATEST.

The Monitor is telegraphed from Cairo, to
have passed the ebstructions on james river
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u BosToN, July 2.-Governor Andrew has
issued call 10 the people to FL up 70 the
maximum number all the regiments now in
the field, and tor ten TO fifteen new volun-
teer regiments, in response 70 the call
of the War Department. The Governor
closes his cali, as follows: Massachusetts,
which has never slumbered nor slept, must
now ariseto still higher efforts, and pledge to
sll the duties Of patriotism with renewed de-
voton, the individual efforts, the united hearts,
heads and hands ofall her people. W
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Maria Van Buren, is i'll, and so is the vener-
able Gen. Cass. The first named win be so
years old on the 9Th of next Decembr, and the
second will be Of the same age on the 9Th of
nsxt October.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE FOR TEN
YEARS.

A BEAUTIFUL BLOCK OF BUILDINGS on IL.
N corr er OF Madison Third ste t. Fronting lls
ieet on Third AID a on madisol street in the
the eli v OF Memphis
This property is finely suited and situat for Hotel
keps on the Engt'h style ie building Is stories
high, the main portions being the ond story the
first being accessible with three ances from of the
pavement, without any connection with the upper par
If the hotel if destnd
This property can be purchased for half CASH the
balance In two, three, four and yo years bling
the party purchasing to pay with certainty one hal from
the proceeds of the house great rgan can ere he
hsi by applying between and the sst Of his month
t. ms, at my OF c. IN the Ca Block, or At nv 81
dence the Cnarest1n and Memphis railroad one ard
half mile from the lily.
j,62w d. NJ. LEATHERMAN
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Gen. Butler gets the better of the rebels in
all his publications. He pens them down as
well as pens them up.-L0HisviRs Jonr.
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ADAMS CHOICE FAMILY BAKERY
FLO UR RE.

THE under gned beg leave inform thpfr cuatomers
aud the puolic that. having increased fac les and
Improved their essbshm Mt, thew will have It their
power give entire satisfaction their patrons TheS
will ksent best brands If FL0U e. for family USE which
will be sold at the lowest market prica.
Their stock of
Breads, Cakes, Pies, Crackers, etc,
win be found inferior none and in quantity supply
the demand.
Regiments furnished with bread IN exchange for h5ng
at low terms. '~---I%
ADAMS 4 BROTHER.
jy6 I'm Beal street, bewte en- Second aud The paynu.
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also IN the form Of serpent, and set With jew.
els in corresponding style.
The most elegant dresses now worn for home
or dinner parties are composed of cashmere
enne, or mousseliene de laine embroidered in
silk. Boquets and wreaths Of flowers en-
oroidered in beautifully shaded silks, on drab
colored or white mousselinc de laine, have the
most elegant effect imaginable. FIounces and
festooned trimmings embroidered in this style
are highly fashionable.
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SWEET WATEB BRIDGE July 1.-The In
dams again trouble me. cutting the telegraph
wire between here and Pacific Springs faster
than it can be mended. Troops start tonight
in pursuit. It is supposed the, war party of
Sioux is about six hundred and forty.
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(NoRN-1OOO bags of corn on usgnmeut.
" FOSTER. OWN & Co
SALr-2OO barrels kanawha enIt
~ FOSTER, GwIN CO.
" ment EOSTER CXyyN - ~
lfLoUR AND CORN MEAL-1OOO b.rr.l, extra
Il fam ly four so"
90 hags corn meal. FOSTER, GwYV & co.
MESS PORK AND BACON-aOO TsrreIs Of ma
N1 K. ''s
AOO casks hacoa sides, shoulders, aud hams.
44-5m FOSTEi, GMYN & CO
~ R0CERIES-We have full sunrlv oe averv sr,,o,.
~ In the grccery Ii, which will sell w Dr. cas-
OF Ia exchange for sugt,r, snolasses or c,ttoa
FOSTER, GWYN & CO.
Sf ON 3i5 Main sire
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g. p. PUTNAM

DOCKS for the HOLIDAYS.
ID JAMES MILLER
(succsssor 20 G. Francis 4 Co y
No.5s} Broadway. opposite St. Nicholas Hotel .
Has Sale q very extensive stock Of STAND AtD w Ohhn
fpr lie LIBRARY bud DRANING-ROOM; ELE4ANll.1
I'LL srRAfED ROCKS; the BEST EDITIONS Of the
bee.s; FINELY BOUND BOOKS BIBLES, DOORS OF
tOMMON PRAYER. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALLY ai ms S;, N :,
N..NILE BOOKS Ia ENDLESS NARlEThi COLOhtD
PICTURE BOOKS Children's Librares Games, &c.
" HOLIDAY CATALOGUE il nov ready ava 'sn
b had on application. -
JUST READY
I1NDINE and 81 STRAM
FROM the GeImsH OF Fouqre
Ane v eiiticn-Prc-, 81
SUNBEAM STORIES.
By tie author Of A Trap to Catch SupbesIn" Price
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Nem publications.
TIN1oITE AND SUPERB FOR PRESEN-
4 TATiON.

,.,,,, Pr Price ,Ssiiiiy LIFE OF WASHING
.sSN 3, Ave n, gulf Qlaro hanrJ s.b h 81
sns. on Steel Proofs on lnGls paper '''
MOROCCO with gut edges crEO
,uNlolE SET Of ADMIR- AZ WiLkESs EAfL LIN,
trypsnITI0N ROUND The WORLD WIN s5o M
.o fy Fnsrsyinss Steel &o,i richly O0uha III
Green Torkey Morocco GA
e, rvyrNTy CHOICE CUflkS ~ the Lifh AM M III
~. ~ " saiSGTON IRVING Large Psper n,-
s,X w abcnt 90 Engrsvinss on Steel Vos'; ''o'
"''s These will DO ready December W.
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ssom o. to SO ,.or,.s o,-, eo9toA An
SEiS or THOMAS HOOPS WORMS, Aidme eoisiou
mo Illustrations vols. y 20 Ia 81 ~ a, a.,
SETS OE BAYARD TAlLOkS "oKhS. s'oi@ ~i'
HEROES AND MARTYRS In an esgsn. 4to vol prln,el
an t,asd csper with Steel Pises, hands mey oonha
Cloth gIs extra s. Tur MoIc Eat ard Ant vH W.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF WAshlN,tVN. ihsiN NJ
kditsd nv Pierce NJ Irving ismo, cloth, 81 % Per VOL
half calf EFT. aud AHt. 81 % peryol .,,ony, .o-
SETS (3F KIMBALES POPULAR WORkS' 81
lrozp;p "sxvpssTs ABsoAD;' and "UNpESouRRESTs''
svolx, SO Is. . .,,,,,,,,, ,oo,,s
syls and price, may be obtained at Economical hses D
tscss who viii take the ,roable 60 step up stairs
n -pJfrNAM No p,oa
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NEW b OOK S.
~ / PRAYING AND WORKINGS being some ,ccoub,

NJ j. w Is q % >.
IN PRAYING AND WORKINGS being some tceorn'
| Of villa, men csn do when b. earnest ~
NV M. Rev ~ FIExfsG SrFyEssoS Emo ~ IS
Praying and Wording VIII be found more iusefo'tius
than any pov,L"-l he Dsly Review, OcL -
! ? PARISH PAfkRs 80. . . .,
Dy NoEYNS ncLEop D. D.. slthor 4 I'VE, psrie." TIE
Gold Thread" etc l. mo- .
Dr. Mcleod. thoughts Of no pet i.ufc rieafy CT
pres 81 in q strong bps ornate ~ s'-t ffe.3 term
"a rHE LAST DAY OF OlK LOhD5 PASSION
Nv the Rev WILLIAM H,yy,. Ii ID. Hno. ~ ~,
- lr Hanna. work a. prose poem oa The Lat
Day OF our Lofds Passion shids E1ur IA The c9N 20
Of on! thrno rfi Literature IL Las greater Naas than
whole ship cad " treatise. ou tic Edinburgh
Nitutss. ~, ,,, -,
Couniess DC Ga.qANIs. lfml. elcflts
by the some authoL
3 THE NEAR AND IEAh ESLY HORIZONS.
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1.-THE NclT aud Hesvenlj Horizon, g. ohsrsDs book
Ma me te 6a.pan has touch 81 reuiu ahi, h.s tie
.ifanse si .esirg 70 every f. lEolT ows sODsae
j. sYMrAiHf OF CHRIST WITH NAN
By UoIAyIrs WISDOM. ". ltuo. % cents.
:. InE MILLS" 90 CHRIST
by tue Rev +. u. P.wEz. limo. 81 IS
g. TIE WAY 10 LIE
~ d. oUiHrtR l2m9. 2 -.
! o LIFE o. MAJOR NAA DELEth - cent?,
10 BUSAR3 HYMNS OF FAITH AND HOFE.
VIOLA 81
PubheI by ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS,
No. SO Bso.dsiy.
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One handsome daodcclIno voums, over 100 pages oost
Sound priss 81; OF Paper Covers, prce IS csnsa
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beautiful NEW PICTURE
ID By o. &. BARLEY, N. A.
MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT.
Photograph copy TsI9 inches. mounted heavy board
pleasing group o. Baby Mo;he aud GTsndiaiher fIice
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CHEAP SILKS aud DRESS GOODS,
~ FOR THE
HOLIDAYS. -
1900 yards MEDIUM and LlGHftOLORED SlLkS, fsiE
able tor evening or dress. at IS eeuts per y.Id
900 yards RICH aud HEAVY SILhS 81 H. ~, Y' io W.
.ooc ward. RicH BLACK 0Ros DE EHiNE and BLACK
FIGURED SILKS sts,ry low Yr.eS
A.o.
10 CASES NEW DRESS GOODS.
plaid oa pretty sye'. osJ 70 cents PEI Ja''
eases Msnchs ter Pacific DeLanes N new end besut
ful styles. ,
case. beat make Of ,coe, es than wbolesAh prices
Aso,
y,r,b H.rino. Oom., and Empress Cloths. Psrsnisas.
Popin he r.e and iu. ssoTeut Of Domestic GOODS of
family use witch will be offered al very o~ prices TOT c~h
CIIAs HEARD 4 Co., No. 3Dl CTsnes'
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New Publications.
JGst Ready; r.E
ZINE GIFT BOOKS
FOR THE HOLIDAYSl

THE ACE OF FABLE" ON LAID TINTED
THE LEGENDS OF CHARLEMAGNE;
ROMANCE OF T 2hh; MIDDLE ACES.
ga s wG G Of N Soc & Az one Taiy
Extra So.
SONGS OF THE NIGHT;
Or, HYsSs Fos THE Sick AND SUFFERING oompnsG "a
tie Rev c. Thompson An entirely new edition. Oh ia'o
tinted paper. Price, So Extra 20
FADING FLOWERS.
by the author Of Light on the Das RiveI" 10 Richly
illuminated tinted psPes. Cloth 81 SOL Extra d. ~
Turkey Extra. 80 49,
I.IF'ES MORNING;
Or Corx.rus AND EscorRAossKSr TO YOUTHFUL CHRIs-
Tlass Price rs cents; Git Erlrs $l2 Tinted Paper
Morocco Antique, 3d. :,
LIES EVENING;
Or TuoreHrs FOR AeED: BY the author OF Lice
Morning Price IS ceats Gilt Extra 81 a Tinted f'pe'
Morocco Antique, SO 50 -,
QUIET THOUGHTS FOR QUIET HOURS.
BY the author Of Lies Morning" Lies Evening
&C. Price Is ceut'i Oh! E1 V,, Si%
THE AGE OF FABLE:
OF this popalsr worn eefany Illustrated and printed
tinted paper 10 match the suth,rs now book Tin LIZ
eKSDs Of CBsKlEsssSr" just ready Price, % Turkey
Extra, ~. 1850
! VIII
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An Illustrated guide in oil Ar,c Work, Drawing Painting
Of oil krds Wax Work in fact nstrocug to all eucy wolA
ever thought Of New and elegant edition Cloth vi BOZ
Extra Cloih a.
GILT HOLIDAY EDITIONS OF JUVENILES.
he sofss b1s sa.,r,a h en- Of * Psis ciSn.
in. BY the aathor Of "Ihe sobbD Boy" Elegantly
.lllustIs'ed. Price. rch Git. 81 rs Plain, IS cts m
traed. Rich Git, 81 p, PLATA Cloih IS cents.
T. PARRY DREAnSi Or, SioEhs PROM EIg LAMP; ny
MIs jane q. Austin. Richly illustrated Tinted fSler'
s. Tnn LIFE OF DANDY JAcK, THE CELEBRATED
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMER. Written and Has
Bo 1si n h1 81 t III aEN With ~ L.
PlaiD do. -.
Also New Editions Of the following beautiful Juveniles. L.
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THE iRiNIER BOY-Fsncy Clath................ 7ts.
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sAsB5iTrm TALKS WITH LITTLE CHILDREN ABOUT
THE PSALMS OF DAVID.
Th. four 81 81; separate. % cents ssei-
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TALKS ABOUT OLD TIMES.
CHRISTMAS STORIES. -
STORY TELLING AT THANKSGIVING
THE STORY OF OUR DARLING NELLIE.
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IN neat box. 81 80; separate % cents es'h-ftary
C.oihs
THE LIGHT-HEARTED GIRL.
THE LOST LAMB.
THE CARDINAL FLOWER.
THE BURIAL OF TIE IlRSr-B0RN. -
This series t. by the Rev Joseyh Alden. IN meet BOZ
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A NONG THE PINES.
TIE GREAT BOOK OF SOUTHERN LIFE
NEW EDITION JUST READY.
OVER $4,000 COPIES
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Sound priss sli OF Paper Cove-I, prIee IS eenss
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system Of South De scribng the domestic life Of The rich
planters small plante sad tho "whits .rash and de-
pcrg actual The lsrgs sai small planssi Sas
The success this admirable work has bsen Of the most
sxtrsordnsry character Edor after edii.a has been
Thr5fNh Thousand already piO:ei EFsTy onsii resias
snd pIsisinsi.
AMONG TIE PINES.
To pes;.he arzs saa decreasing Jemarl fT ris work.
TIE TRIBUNE hs, assumed It's publication, ,nd wil sell
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siGse copies in cloth 4 y In PAGER covers. - ,eniI
tspgs copies cent by ma Polt paid receipt o. Fics
Twenty-Five copies paper covers....'.....SIc. each
Ore bundled copies paper ccsers.........45e. eseh
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HOLIDAY GIFTS for YOUNG and OLD

HOLIDAY GIFTS for YOUNG and OLD,
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PHOrODNAFIIC ALBUMa, ysrieiy at fair Pfces.
HAEDBOOks FOR HONE IMPROVEMENT com.
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IlE PHILOSOPHY or III MAN BEAUTY, and how
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lsrge tent OF mlscenoou' boOss including hue
400 BANCROFrS HISTORY OF United STATES.
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CLOAKS! CLOAKSi CLOAkS!
Daring the past week we have msnufactureds
MAGSlflCESr STOCK OF CLOAkS,
or 1Ub LATEST STYLES lMfOh1Lp.
Many Of them superbiy adorned VITA
' PAM, oRSAMESTs
and intended expressly for the .
HOLIDAY SEASON.
ALSO
The laryes, assonmsnt Of medium priced
GLOAkS ~ IHE CITY.
BEAVER CLOTH CLOAkS, II 30 s'd ".
PIT III CLOAKS at ~ 80 to - 80.
TRFSCH VELVET Plush CLOAKS. at cato elo
W. X. PEYTOS.
No. 1,S Bowsry
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Urn Woo0s.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS. M s'
STLsAN<a, ADRTANCE q Co.,
No 355 BROADWAY,
WIN sgsra, Retail on MONDAY Dec. ~.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
DRESS GOODS,
q reduction former prices for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Put ND In DRESS PATrERN3. with PRICE MARKED In
FIGURES ON EACH DRESS and PLACED ON SEPA-
RATE COUNTERS for CONVENIENCE Of CUSTOMERS
Also. -
ETC,
GREAT REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES.
NLOAKS AT REDUCED PRICES.
~ WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK or
BEAVER, VELVET. AND PLUSH CLOAKS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
sILvER-0RAY sEAL-SKIY CLOAKa
MISSES AND CHILDRENS CLOAKS.
T. g. MILLS K CO.,
No 3si Broadway.
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THE TRIBUNK
g.1HE TRIB UNE ALTMAN G
i FOR 1861

This pOrul,iaNNUAL will be ready sbou, chr,,mas and
viii contain:
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States Of ih. Coio9
boldng elecsns in l62 carefully compiled ioT ae Thb1He
Arisnso;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS aud CALENDARS
Tor tn. year 1885, Felipe, 1885, True Time, Asteroids
&c. &c;
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED sTATES-EIecotive
and Jaca Ervoys Extraordinary and Ministers Resident
from he Caitsd states al Foreign Couss.
sEHArE Ct the UNITED STATES. Members o. els.ii
sed with Post OGscs Addren:
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, OF the UNITED
sTATES Polcs'ly s,ssihea With Poas ofsee sadrs,s,
MEMBERS ELECT Of rezt UNITED STATES con-
DRESS:
III. REBEL CABINET
The REBEL SENATE;
Tie REBELHCUsE;
STATISTICS of tbs last CENSUS ca :sfully dyidednto
Free and Slave erhcsy asver before Published except
few opss CeIigs BursGa) These statistics embrace TIE
Comparative ProescIoa 1870 aud 1850 Of every State In
she Union. Agriculture is especially fui aid correct;
ALL TIE AGRICULTURAL STATS TICS OF TIE
CENSUS ARE EEiKlNIED COMPLLIE Some Of Tho
hsserg Aces Of Lacd Improved IN each State Acres
OF La Unir7oed each Cash Ysiue Of fams ia
each Slts bas- tanning InplsD.eo.s In each Sste
fuat-r o. Domestic Ausis In zach state Value Of Domes
vc Aanas m Zach STATE SnnsTons TsbOs Ct other a.sre
w. Icattsr r-sfin. s. TIE Census.
BANKS and BAKING. ia5) and 1885,
RAILROADS y ilSp sui 1910;
NEWSPAPERS h. t~sh susie, and by se.scnsi
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