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MILITARY FROM New YORK The Independence
Guards, Capt Cairns, arrived in this city from New
York by the Worcester Railroad about o'clock to-day.
accompanied by Dodworth's Cornet Band. They were
received the depot by the New England Guards Cap
and were escorted to the City Hall, where they were
received by his honor Mayor Davis After exchanging
TO the mansion on the Boot estate in Bowdoin Square
where they will take up their quarters during their stay
in this city This company said TO be Of the best
disciplined in the country and learn that they will
merch the Common this afternoon at O'Clock where
they will give specimen Of their skill in military ma
n9uvres and will afterwards dine Of Concert fia-bos'
ton Transcript, .1ng. %.