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WAsHISGToN'S HEAD QUARTERS AT CAMBRIDGE
This building, we learn from ths Courier, has re
Gently become the property and residence OF Proes
sor Longfellow. IL is understood that the apart
nsn,s in the house. which were occupied by Wash
ngron have undergone no alteration in The walls or
ce;I;nr since that time and that the Professor will
suffer no changes u their architecture to make them
conform TO modern fashion. 1t is also said that he
inrends 10 enrich one room al least, with furniture
that has been in the possession of Washington.
'""' ''''' Boston Post


RS Gov BRIGGS of Massachusetts stated in a
nc. meetine held al the Boston State house,
that in eight, -one townships of that State, thirteen
,housand irunkards have been restored 10 soor1ety
through the instrumentality Of Washinstonlan ell
fort