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t auction, Nov. 9, 1795
At Barton's Point, built and completed, May 18, 1802
Lands at Barton's Point sold in part, Mar. 7, 1825
Occupants removed to South Boston, Mar., 1825
Occupants removed to Deer Island, Jan., 1854
State paupers removed to Tewksbury, May, 1854
Occupants at Roxbury sent to Deer Island, April, 1868
Austin Farm prepared for women, 1877
Marcellus street prepared for truant boys, 1878
Amee, J. L. C.
Ex-Chief of Police, died in Boston, aged 67, Feb. 4, 1867
American Flag
adopted by the American States, June 14, 1777
Old glory, Anniversary Centennial Celebration, June 14, 1877
Amnesty
to Rebeldom; President Lincoln's Proclamation, Nov. 8, 1863
Anderson, Maj. Robert
of Fort Sumpter memory, visits Boston, July 6, 1865
Andrew, John A.
Massachusetts' great War Governor, died, aged 49, Oct. 30, 1867
Angel
A printer's sign in Cornhill street, 1654
Angel Gabriel
with his horn, a political humbug in Boston, May,