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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

! Mr. Wirhur advorei 70 the manner n ahieh The
iauni al first received By tHriuus ineinhfs u was
itself insulthut i, recetsed viii laugh oi sP
rrtaian chuekle all over the lislf But even this
Nj Wi,ch.r could have hptne. Bhi when, immediate
" afterwards the member from Washington RISE and
instead af spaaesing fur the iannt aud fehukng me
ne uhef WIN gave he simply asked Tie House M. W
Ind il, bu On tremendously and compete me 'i.e-
ton Mr. w referred To The three Wing inefnbeis ~hn
were speciay snel, for attack Two u them bad been
ia favor Of Mr. Danel. and The other had appealed To
them 10 withdraw the nomination ri thai genileman 81
that they represented balh wings Of the Ndgs and an
attack upon them was attack upon all Mr. W re-
rested ,ha, The Wings had inended by making no con
cerled opposition 10 Mr. Ruiheflnfd 10 establish Tie
prncplr III taking The fllee OF Councillor out oil the
list Of contested elecliuns But then moiises were
npngned and their conduct ascribed only 10 "fnhess
he fr one. fell called uppn, rs man. as W g, and
~ a Representative of he People, IN resent The insult
II the last political act o his lie, he Would give
this vote aud he would give IL ehrerinllB
Ar Bruadus Of Ca I'll called upon h make few
remarks lie had been here for many years. and he had
heen here Tor little. II he had now To plan the motives
which govern his conduct. lie would acorn 10 explain
his motives TO the member ffom Clarke. Who had no
right 10 caechs, him. But fer tie satisfaction oi The
House he would say that he had always been opposed
having contest abuui This office This was known
all his W ha friends; and he felt that II was nnneees
for him appeal 10 The House Ia sndcaie his SIN
cefity. ~ waniony and unjusty assaied.
Mr.. MrRae explained the circumstances attending the
nomination and withdrawal Of Mr.. Daniel.
Mr. White had sjberly reviewed his determination,
and he was perfectly, satisfied IN his bosom thai he
was right He wnuld submit 10 taunis and insults,
and il he did be would dare Ia face his genemns
constituents lie appealed 10 The Wigs, mol 10 -oer
themselves TO be ianuled aud lnsulied.
Mr. Leake was depuied TO Inorm The Senate ni tue
adiness Of the House 10 proceed 10 the execution oi The
pint order. sud that Nessts Rutherford aud Daniel were
the only names IN nnmlnaliun.
A r.iurn mr. trom The spnnic received
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
EE,.V.EGg, EEDgC.ETO.s.

M I. take pleasure in announcing that Miss Ann f.
w Christian has consented to take charge Of a Fe-
IN ale School in neighburhood and in addition oour
daughters. sumo or 10 young ladies would be taken IN
the School Miss Christians qualifications impart in
siruc:ian ample, and Of the first ORDER being fully
aud ahnndantly tested in adjoining county during the
last five SIX sessionsgvug entire satisiactlonio pat
aud pupils.
1.-The ENGLISH branches, constituting a sound, thor
uugh female education together with the French Ian
puage and Music the Piano, will be Taught; and in
addition 10 the intellectual improvement the health
and morals OF HE young ladies' will receive
particular attention.
The location of this Seminary is miles northwes Of
Iynchburg. and ! mile south OF The Blue Ridge Turn.
like, surrounded by all the elements that constitute
bealtb comfort aud good society
,rbo A.. Uses OF The School will commence on Mon
d,r ,te "A of Nor, and close with the month of De-
cember making session OF ~ """''' go
Board can had quite convenient in n'eei ian''ts'
at prices To correspond with the times
TEREMS
For English hranches, 81 per mo. or $40 per scs.
FoI French Language, or 10 "
For Music the Piano, 3 or 80 "
No charge for the of the Piano, or any 9TH
contingencies IN this School
JAMES METCALFE.
BENJAMIN WIGGINTON,
ARCHIBALD BOILING,
HIRAM CHEATWOOD,
}. o. LEFTWiCH.
Jan % Visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
THE WIG SPIRIT or VERMONT,

We insert with great pleasure, the suhjoined letter
received few days since, by Mrs. Barbour--nor can
we suler the occasion 10 pass, without rnyng the tfi-
butte 1t so well merits. Coming from Vermont il indi
cafes that noble spirit which has ever made her the
bright eXempar u the the uon. In her children are
united that love law and order. aud that appreciation
Of virtue and patriotism IN Others which constitute
them the true friends Of their country. and mako them
the constant and unwayerng supporters Of the great
conservative Wing cause.
Let the narrow hearted, who believe. OF pretend To
believe, that liberty cf soul is only TO be found South of
Of Mason's and Dixon's Line. read This letter. exhibit
my in its true lghi, the sterling character OF our North
crn brethren who only industrious thai they may
be kind and economic i that they may be generous
BURLINGTON, Vermont, Jan. 1lh, 1915.
Mr., Lucy Bo;hoW'
Dear Madam-l II, ice in the Washington papers,
lho, the ladies Of Vhgoiu, p9Pose to erect Statue 10
Henry Clay.
Permit my family and myself 10 contribute the fol
lowing sums, in aid Of your most prasewohy unde.la.
king
Mrs. Bradley $25 90
Mrs John II Peck 25 OO}
Miss Harriet Bradley % UOS banghiers.
Myself % 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, speaking of Mr.. Clmgman's speech. says:
at appears that several memhefs OF the Empire Club
are highly indignant at the glazing colrs in which he
showed up 'helr characters They are not con,pnted
viii the attack which Mr lancey made upon him. nor
with The result ut the duel He is now in the daily re
ceir ct letters threatening him with all kinds Of caslea
uons One Of the last he received was written with
blood. lie received one day two siuce fum uan
who states That he is member of that club and that he
is nov in Baltimore. waiting for r. Chnuman. if h, i,
man OF courage TO meet him an give satisfaction
Tor the 'grnSs and ,rdmfing insult conve,e2 in his
speech. No, one Of the facts has been deued which
Mr. Clingman charged upon them. Proofs of the seve
raj charges are To be added in an appendix 10 The
pamphlet form Of this speech which is now in great de
mandn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

Tie New York Morning News is no, at al pleased
thai the proposition Of Wig tor annexation should
have een carried In the House of Representatives It
says:-"ft Is singular circumstance that when about
seofe ef different propositions had been introduced by
Democrats. IN strongly Democratic House. and
QUE tip nj decided party character. The proposition
finally adopted should. after NIL be OHe aud ne only
one. introduced bya Uhig."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

Higi Came for Prescription .-The Norfolk Herald
NOTICES the removal of Mr. John Sanders Temporary in
specpr and salt of the Custom House Of thai
port by the collector. in consequence Of nsc ions from
washington. on the ground that he was ian active poll
aeah, ihls, the Herald sayS. Is not true unless the
independent expression of preference fr HrNaY Clay
can mike him che. Tbs fees Of his office the past wear
were one aladred aud fin dollarsi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

Some thirteen free men Of color. Win came here on
board nf vessels from the free States uf the Union were
yesterday placed 10 confinement by the Second Munich
paly police. in pursuance Of the act orbdding free
pefsons Of eolaf To within the limbs Of the State
Such an impairment nteierenee with our internal laws
AS that Of which Massachusetts, has been guilty. but
tends to increased vigilance the part of our police in
these matters W O. picatnn,e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
WAsniNGroH, Feb. ls45.
THE. NEW COMET.

Observations have been made al the Depot of Charts
upon his Comet during the only two evenings since lis
discovery ,n.' The weather would permit. lis nucleus
We understand IL H'ainly visible through the large tel
iscopc II is mpdly co.tr into better view and those
who are curious to see it ma, Hnd it with common
spy glass TO the southwest Of Jupiter
-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

kb rsoFssiua ,o lei the be taken Mr.. Tolers
aWrwdmeas.
Mr. Be~den muve,l 10 amend Mr. Tolef's amend
mea b. s<fing Al the eltse. the w,ss "all of which,
u NE urnSa ii this General Assembly, nay he
plsshed ty the SENATE Of the Uned S'sies passing
the ress<sua which has passed the House OF Represe
iasisss.-
Mr., Bowden wished ospeak. bu, he was uewell, and
The hour vas late the House Adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
PROFESSOR OF AGRICIu.TuRE.

On Monday last. in The House Of Delegates Mr.
Edmunds Of Halifax, offered Resolution that the com.
mtlee scoos and Colleges inquire no the expedi-
ency IF establishing Proiessrship Of Agriculture in
the University Of virginia. We trust that the LegisIa-
lure will appoint such Polessorship IN our Universi-
~. Virginia is an Agricultural State and her sons
should become Theoretically and practically acquainted
with Agriculture
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
Don,e0tic kMtelstgenrr.
THE VOTE OF THE SENATE ON ANNEX
ALTON

The New York Tribune, generally well Informed
classes the Senators the United STATES the question
of the measure If annexation before the Senate OF
the Incd States as follows:
TEXAS IN TIE SENATE.
We still hope, with considerable assurance, that the
Annexation PRICE, which has passed the House cannni
be got through the Senate. Our latest euunt vi the
Members OF that body div ldes them thus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

The Plaqucmme Frduds.-We rejoice TO find that
The subject Of the monsous and astounding frauds cun
mied by the locos Of louisana in the Parish of Pla-
qnemlnes at the recent election. by which Mr. Clay was
cheated out Of the vote of Louisiana is about , be nves
tgaed by the Legislature of that State now in session
he sabec was brought before the House few DAYS
since by Mr. Perkins, member from East Feciana by
The introduction Of resolution authorizing the appoint.
meni OF commItiee TO inquire into The manner in which
the election conducted that Parish and clothing
The committee with power 10 send for persons and papers
with view TO ul error action. The Bee says:
The presentation 1T this resolution appeared TO strike
the Locoioco party dumb for moment There was an
expressive pause and the members louked at each nther
as II did not know what to do Finally one Of the party
iNSe and moved that ii should be laid upon the table in
dehniicy On this motion the yeas and nays were
called lpI, when it appeared that every Whic in the
House caalnst il and every Lococo in vor save
two-NIessrs TexSda Of Rapdes and Taylor Of Match,
itoches. Both these gentlemen had The manlness to
spurn the dictates vi party and sustain the resoulon-
1t Is evident enough thai il The election ia Paquemne
was as Is alleged by abe ococos conducted fairly aud
properly. nothing need be feared frum an Investigations
We are at some loss to accoun, for The almost unanimous
opposition of the Locopcos to the propos ID scrutiny ex>
cep upon the ground that they little apprehesye
ot light being thrown upon the subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

Wrhnk no ore whom we have placed in The Mi.
Texas column can be induced to vote for The Jint Res
luton which has passed the House. aud we are con
dent that Messrs DIX. Barrow aud Jarnaoin Of the
doubtful may be relied On 10 oppose and defeat it, A
Aw days viii enable us TO see more clearly.
The Tribune We repeat, is generally accurately in
formed upon all matters but il must be STRANGELY at
fault in some two of lis location Of Senator's or orr In.
formation is moro defective than we are willing Ia be.
hovc It. !. We understand Mr.. Barrow of In whom
the Tribune classes among the doubtful is oualerabiy
opposed to annexation any form shape by treaty or
BY legislation. g Mr. Rires. though absirac,ly IN IA
yor Of obtaining Texas, Is constuoDally opposed 10
the form adopted by the House, and have no qnes-
ton viii exhibit lis gross violation Of the Constitution in
an argument which will command the conviction of all
but Demagogues and Texas Spectators. Mr. Iarnagia
we believe IL be equally nlexbIe, notwithstanding the
unfortunate ground taken by his colleague.
In fine. believe II will all turn oul To be another
Of "Alurh ado about nOhing,n and that the peo-
pie Of the United States, numbering eighteen millions
and having territory enough already seat aud feed
three hundred millions of souls, will for the present
be- satisfied to dispense with Texas and leave the
Lone Sar' "alone with her glory" We think
more probable that Texas will annex Mexco after
n while, than that the United States will now annex
Texas. Rich. Uhg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

President Polk would leave his residence Tor the seat
of Government on The first February. With good
he declines all public attentions b, the way and will
reach Washington, II is c0njeclnred, about the 10Th.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BlSE.v'g;$S.
And any business entrusted care shall receive
our strict attention. One Of the partners will attend
the Tobacco breaks regularly. Liberal cash advances
made on all produce in hand. A large supply Of
G. r. o c T. Y + S
Together with Rock and Ground PLASTER con,in>
ually ON hand. STEPTOE & TALIAFERRO
REFERENCES:
r. Tyre, Bowes AGREE,
III. DAVIS. j. G. Meem,
Miller & Rucker. Adams s Wilkinson,
McDaale S McCorhle, Ro Cawihon
Geo. Baaby, b. Pcytoa Richmond.
Jan. IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

af bis seal 81 -; ~ every eer;ie sic under tic seal
of the commonwealth 81
When the luuse had progressed thus far. on motion
Of Nj. Iaiirr. u adiInIned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
400 90

AS the Statue progresses, and you need funds please
notify me. and | will send yon "a draft On New York
for the amount.
Respectfully, yours.
HARRY BRADLEY.
Rich. ~ bip
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For Inneraiioh
,Iessrs. Woodbury.. N. ".
Dickinson, n. Y.
Buchanan, Pa.
Surgeon, do
Rires. Va.
Haywood. n. c.
McDuGie. $. {.
liugcr. do.
CoIqriti, Ga.
Lewis. Ala.
lIagby. do
Henderson, Miss.
Walker, do
Eosifr, Tenn. |
flanagan. Ind.
Scmple, III. |
Bfeesc, do.
Alcl,esan. Mo.
Sewer, Ark.
Ashley, duo |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

| Against G.inerntion.
Messrs. Evans. Me.
Clioale. Mass.
Bates, do
Francis, X. |.
Simmons, do
Huntington, CT.
Phelps. VI.
Upllam. do.
DAYTON, n. J.
Miller. do.
Clayton, Dbl.
Bayard. do
Merrick. Md.
Pearce. do
Archer, Va.
Mangun. n. c.
Belrlen, Ga.
Criilen den, Ky.
Moreh ad do
Iqpan, Ohio
allen, do
White, Ind.
Porter, Aiieh,
'dbfidge, do
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The
N v / ) | b l. Il

NJ closely resembles the real head Of hair that cspcs
- connosseurs have pronounced the
day Invention 81 day The great advantages Of this
v anu unique WIZ its being made without
which causes It's closely resemble the
aair both N ghtess and natural appearance defy de@c
ION us being so bceutu and free that
III Gases psspaton evaporation unimprded and the
seur are alike invited sspec this novel and besntfu wis
md the peculiar method Of fitting head At ts
stairs juy Iuecs
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f9j,7ig,529 50 $50 1913

Reduced to currency, the estimate OF expense Tor
these works would amount to s47s4a CAS- and tho csp
tai stock to s45a a65 speculation involving this
immense amount of money must have produced COM
plee arrangement in commercial matters had 1t not
been checkedby hesusa Of parliament to graut many
Of the bills presented The principal part Of the ssma
ted expense was for railways, but the mania has in
great subsidized and many Of the contemplated
roads have been abandoned.
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MUSIC.
II ENJOYED to No. IS Franklin street, door East OF
~ Broadway M DUMSD Az Professor Of the Guitar Sing
Accodeon aKd VIOLIN continues teach Ladies and Cen
emen of New York the above fashionable
comparative short time by his lnductivs
System. Terms reasonable.
NJ will co. usual the residences OF his pupils
part Of the city, by the Satisfactory city aud other
erences application at No IS franklin street.
In+m
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THE ALBANIA OF RESORTS


is THE
ELYSIAN FIELDS HOBOKEN,
Which visited afternoon by hundreds of the first fam
lies of New York aud which of the delightful
the banks Of the mighty Hudson.
FREE EXHIBITIONS, OF THE FIRST ORDER,
Every afternoon a 3 O'Clock, commencing on
MONDAY, July 2lst
CONTINUE ed aud Tremendous and Excitement.
Mr. MCCARTHY is very happy to announce the following
popular artists
YOUNG FRANCISCO, THE FAKIR OF ANGELINA,
and the Magician Of the 18th century and the only
Professor of the perform the day
light In addition the above noyees have
been made with MIR. D. w. WRIGHT, the best fsetto Vo-
cast of the age who will several of the most Fashionable
songs Of the times also with Mr. BENJAMIN YATES the
popular Comic Dancer who will appear variety Of comic
dances.
In addition to the above, the AMERICAN BRASS BAND
is engaged. Leader, Mr.. James shelton. jy2islw
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Died,
On Saturday morning. goth inst. SARAH, wife of Mar
quis D. Sharkey.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
bers Of the Covenant Lodge, No 80, o. OF o. F. and
the order in general respectfully invited to attend
sidence, 40 Cherry street.
At Poughkeepsie, the 18th inst Miss LOUISA BKCsH
daughter OF Gen John Brush in the 25th year of her
eye.
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stock. and showing the total amount of the estimates
capital and money to be borrowed for each class Of
works. giving the following results =
CONTEMPLATED PusLio IMPRovEMxNTs GREAT BRITAIN,
ElIniATEp CosT, &c.
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PHILADELPHIA, July IS, Is4s.
The weather continues pleasant though trfe
er than yesterday.
About half past IL o'clock last night two of the lower
ten millions in the district of Moyamensing got into
quarrel which ended by striking the other over the
forehead with malle or hammer and crushing in his
skull. The injured died Immediately. His is
JOHNNY eslcy Hobart and his exons respectable,
IN ough he has been oaer from the excessive Of
rum for years past His murderer whose name il
Shaw keeps cellar for the lodging of such wreches
for which he charges ftp night and it was about bar
gain for nights lodging that the quarrel originated
The Coroner has held inquest the body, and
shaw has been arrested and committed TO prison by Al
der1nan Hofner, to answer.
The much talked of arrangement between the Will
ningon Railroad Company and the Delaware and Chesa
peaks Canal has entirely fallen through in consequence
Ji which the stock Of the former is down lt to-day
decline of on yesterdays quotations state hyes
steadily improving exhibiting advance of on yes
terday.
There is already sufficient. in the public treasury to
my the August interest and afford surplus for other
purposes, aud all without the AID OF the county Of phila
iclpha. And, indeed, we occupy most ridiculous po
guon before the state and the Union We made the
uudest noise abon, paving tho state interest and in
evor OF each county advancing their quota for that
pose and yet were The last to come up to the rescue
he Philadelphia Gazette has explained the Of this
% be, the Law prohibiting the comfy from borrowing
money but the moneyed menor ed institutions OF
tie city, ought not to have regarded this as there was
scarcely doubt that the county board would have pro-
vided for any advance they would have made As how
wcr the present wing ana NAIVE majority ~ e Couh'y
oard and also in the Board Of County Commissioners,
lave shown their adrotness putting aside moral obi
cations OF legal technicalities, perhaps the
interests of the city had no confidence and were
AFRAID of burning their fingers by making the req1red
Advancement that may. Philadelphia is in awk
ward position and must no longer reproach old Berks,
Gland, and other radical democratic counties
with disregard of the public faith. They have come
up bravely the rescue while she stands delinquent
sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
az 400 do OK, 100 DO 81; Zoo m;ostnn az. as do sT,
7s'S; 5000 Texas notes, 20.
a 700 shares Girard Blk bo3d 81 50 Wilmington RI Dos,
3s.
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANDATORY.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Planish~d Tin and
"a Common TIN Ware Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats Shaker Serves ant
Brooms-in short every variety Of housekeeping articles
B-A complete assortment 81 Coffee and Tea urns Iab'
Dishes and Covers &C. for hotels and steamboats, hant
and manufactured al the shortest noIce.
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
JUS m farha Nv York.
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COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1916, FOUR KINDS
News agents. cheap publication depot. books:eI. and
.ppsuss Of Comic Almanse. i:pls. with fun ad On.
nature. Fishers Comic Turner'S Comic, Crock eus Go
Head Comic and De Dakies Comic those the spot will
call look laugh, and buy those distance will order,
send for ,%Ps: Away; on sale The greatest variety and
colorsd prints &c nc the country; catalogues applca
ton: Show Bills Of all kinds given to dealers.
We sell low very low for cash, and do full justice all
TURNER & FISHER,
jeHImsrc N Chatham street
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NEW EMRROyDERJES

I'VE " ElHBRO7DER 1ES.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention Of his
friends and the public splendid goods Of the above
description received by arrivals which, being imported
direct from the European manufactures will be sold at
rltg advancs the original He would also call aen
ton 70 several lots purchased immense sacrifice
which will be found well deserving early Inspection Tn.
following desirable being per uader the
retail prices
Hghneck Chemetts, richly embroidered, from l TO 50
worth 81, IS 70 $3.50.
800 Embroidered Collars finished edges for ss. usual price
los I'D.
80 Embroidered Cspes, at 81, usual pricex5
30 do do very rich, from s. to So
200 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves, from Is 20 $3.50
case Embroidered Dresses, from 50 upwards.
500 doz Linen Lawn Hsndke rehiefs, from cd.
20 do do extra large size, for gentlsm ems
1do do hemstich do from y cd.
30 do do Rivierd borders.
choice Of rich embroidered Handkgchiefs
which offered unusually cheap.
5cAses of styles of Swiss and Rrench kusns,
stripes, plsids, fRurvs &c. tie
lot new Muslin Trimmings, Laoss Vs,k. Hosiery Gloves
&c. &c all of which will be- sold dec dsd bar{Hns.
mv3I lmsrr Ma BROADWAY
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Bosror, July 49, 1885 A. NJ.
Mounting the Guns on the Forts-0w Lsse ~ L'ssrpssi
Packsts-New Ships
saw stated in the Maine papers day or two
aso that several companies of United States troops sta
toned on the frontier had received orders to rendezvous
at Boston This order taken in connection with the re-
cent visit Of Col Bumford OF the Ordnance Department
has led TO the these troops will be empioysdn
mounting the guns the forts vhsh are stused Of n