Christmas Day Notices and Local Harbors of Boston 1833
Boston Post reports a quiet Christmas for hotels with a lavish United States Hotel noon repast and careful dining. It notes postmen and express teams busy in the South End and Highlands, warns of bill-changing sharpers, and lists holiday gifts given to staff at the Howard Aikenwam including a gold scarf pin, vases, a writing desk, silk umbrella, and two turkeys for door keepers and others.
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South End
Highlands
United States
Harris
Howard Aikenwam
Rich
Gallagher
Randcliffe
Bowman
Murder Case Set for York County Grand Jury
The Blaney and Barrows murder case of Thomas Barrows at Kittery will go before York county supreme judicial court grand jury in Seco this week. Blaney and Mrs Barrows, reticent since committal, face potential trial as evidence builds. A Boston detective has worked under County Solicitor Higgins to assemble corroboration for Blaney's confession, which the defense may seek to exclude as involuntary while the state relies on circumstantial proof likely to convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Blaney
Mary EB. Barrows
Thomas Barrows
Kittery
Supreme Judicial Court of
York County
Seco
Blaney
Higgins
Death by Paris Green Shocks Nasheca Wife of J M Sanders
Elizabeth Sanders, wife of J M Sanders of Nasheca, died by taking paris green Tuesday evening. Officials call it aberration of mind. she acted during her husband’s absence. Calvin Eaton, shot by Edwin D Dow at Seabrook last Thursday, remains in critical condition and is not expected to survive. Dow is believed to be in hiding in Seabrook. Eight convicts, including two white men and six black men, arrived at Concord from Washington DC, the first installment of eminent prisoners under a new labor contract with the New Hampshire penitentiary, escorted by three deputy wardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sanders
J. M. Sanders
Nasheca
Paris Green
Calvin Eaton
Edwin D. Dow
Seabrook
Dow
Concord
Washington
D. C
Newampshire Penitentiary
Washington Prison
Vermont Tragedy and Christmas Observances Reported
Ransom 8 Humphrey, 19, superintendent of the Columbian marble quarry near South Burlington, died by suicide after shackling cars on the quarry switch. Christmas Eve services were held in St Johnsbury churches with juvenile trees and collections for New York children totaling $50 and $60 respectively. The Norwood property in St Albans was transferred to Receiver Rich for the Trust Company victims, amid a payment scheme involving A O Brainerd and others. Preferred creditors claims of $27,000 prompted a mortgage by the receiver to satisfy debts.
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Humphrey
Columbian
Southerland Falls
George H. Howard
Athens
St. Johnsbury
Free Baptist
South Congregational
North Congregational Church
New York
South Church
Norwood
St. Albans
Kich
Trust Company
A. O. Brainerd
Multiple Local Incidents Reported in Holyoke Area
Michael ODonnell a Holyoke paper mill employee choked to death while eating supper Tuesday night. J K Creamer a driver and collector for the Orton branch grocery store at Pittsfield suspected of embezzling 500 or 1009 dollars from his employers. He went to work in Boston and is thought to be in Rhode Island. Captain J E Doak of Marlboro assaulted on the street Saturday night. He was struck on the head with a stone or slung shot but not seriously hurt. The assailant is unknown. The body of a man found frozen to death at North Chelmsford identified as George G Leslie of Boston. He had a soldier’s license as a peddler and served in the Fifth New Hampshire regiment. Richard O Hearn a laborer in Mansfield found frozen to death in his dwelling last Monday. Neighbor had not seen him since Saturday night. He was 70, a bachelor, lived alone with relatives in Worcester. Marvy Sullivan of Westfield, visiting Springfield, knocked down by a run away horse on Tuesday. She died within an hour. Little girl Rachel Hall also struck. one arm broken as horse broke from a sleigh on the sidewalk. Frank and Charles Allen of Brockton arrested Monday for larceny of a watch from Kelliber. Pocket knives found at the station house stolen from Copeland's fancy goods store at Main and Centre streets. Tuesday morning $40 or $50 worth of dry goods and men’s furnishings found behind Howard Caldwell's clothing house, claimed by Dole & Johnson and Henry E Lincoln & Co who had seen the parties nearby Christmas Eve.
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Michael O'Donnell
Holyoke
J. K. Creamer
Theorton
Pittsfield
Boston
Rhode Island
J. E. Doak
Marlboro
Law and Order League
North Chelmsford
George G. Leslie
Fifth New Hampshire
Richard O’ Hearn
Mansfield
Worcester
Marvy Sullivan
Westfield
Springfield
Rachel Hall
Frank
Charles Allen
Brockton
Kelliber
Copeland
Main
Centre
Howard & Caldwell
Messrs. Dole & Johnson
Henry E. Lincoln & Co
Boston Theatre and Variety Listings for Afternoon and Evening
Overviews of venues including Boylston Museum Be The Theatre and Boston Museum with scattered show names such as The Colleen Bawn and Statuary and Specialty combinations. Afternoon and evening slots appear across multiple venues with unclear exact times and assignments.
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Boylston Museum
BE Theatre
Boston Museum
Colleen Bawn
aAfternoon
Howard
Mme
Girard Gyer
Park Theatre
Motion Square Theatre Company
Boston Theatre
Grand Italian Opera Company
Evenmz
Fragmentary Retail Listings from New York and Philadelphia
A noisy patch of old ads lists dry goods notions and shoes with names like Harris McKey Richards Co and Samuel Bunting's Sons. Several firm mentions appear alongside partial times such as 12 A M and 1 A M, with Philadelphia and New York references and scattered names including Boote Osgood and Lippincott.
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Harris
McKey and Shoes
New York
Fhichards & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
John H Boote
Pb Osgood
Iladelphia
Lippincott & Son
Reni
Lippincott & So
Handel and Haydn Society performs The Messiah in Boston
The Handel and Haydn Society staged The Messiah last evening in London’s Christmas tradition with soloists Misa Elizabeth C. Hamlin, Hope Glenn, Mr. Charles Adams, Mr. John Winch, and Mr. B. J. Long at organ under conductor Carl Zerrabn. Comments noted Hamlin’s promising, breathy soprano limits and praised Glenn’s tender, religiously uplifting delivery, with Adams and Winch performing well despite Winch’s cold. the chorus and orchestral work received general praise while one soprano aria was omitted. The next program on Good Friday features Bach’s Passion music with Mrs. Osgood, Miss Winant, and George J. Parker. Also notes on Boston opera season with Christine Nilsson in Faust and a strong supporting cast, plus brief theater notes and program updates.
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George Frederick Handel
London
Handel and Haydn Society
Misa Elizabeth C. Hamlings
Seereersees
Mies Hope Glend
Charles R. Adams
John F
Wentworth
Anna Stone
Redeemer
Hope Glenn
Adams
Zeriabn
Mr. Long
Mrs. Osgood
Miss Winant
George J. Parker
Second Raymond Winter Excursion to Start Thursday
Messrs. Raymond and Whitcomb launch their second winter tour to California with 137 travelers aboard six Pullman cars and a baggage car. Special Boston to Monterey service departs 1 15 P M with a Chicago layover, then continues to Los Angeles and Santa Monica. An additional Pullman train will run to Kansas City and beyond via multiple railroads visiting Las Vegas Springs and western resorts. The party, led by Mr A Whitcomb with assistants, includes a long passenger list from Boston to New Hampshire and Maine, with many named travelers and their residences.
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Messrs
Raymond and
Whitcomb
California
Fitchburg
Hoosac Tunnel
Boston
Monterey
Cal
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Deming
New Mexico
Southern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Springfield
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Connecticut River
Greenfield
Philadelphia
A. Whitcomb
W. A. Edwards
Web. S. Stearns
Plymouth
N. H
J. W. Anderson
M. D
Ardmore
Corona Anderson
FE. Badger
Philip H. Borden
Fall River
5. L. Bradley
Auburn
N. Y
Andrew J. Brown
Fremont
Wilder M. Bush
West Newton
H. A. Dickinson
H. G. Dickinson
Claremont
Misa Mary Dow
West Buxton
Etta W
Hittie P. Dyer
Abington
H.W. Eddy
Worcester
Frank EK
Edwards
Natick
A. M. Evans
Springfiel
S. Kek. Jones
Cambridge
G. B. Libby
Standish
Maine
L. W. Lithgow
Augusta
A. B Magoun
Cambridgeport
Imogene M. Marr
M.J. Maxfield
Lake Village
N. R. Merrill
Friend
Neb
H. C. Newhall
Fairfield
J T . Nichols
Saco
Horace North
W. D. Parlin
L. Pierson
E. L. Rice
J. D. Rice
J. W. Rice
Charles Roch
Newburg
Nellie F. Rowe
Pauline I. Rowe
S. Rowe
H. A. Sherman
Newton
A. M. Shew
Middletown
Conn
Anna M. Simpson
Brunswick
George P. Simpson
M.E. Simpson
M. Simpson
T. H. Simpson
Frances Smith
Pine Plains
Jane A. Smith
N.Y
L. C. Smith
Arrests and thefts in Boston area reports Tuesday
James Cleary was arrested by tenth division officers on Tuesday evening for restraining Curtis P. Conant last Saturday while William Sullivan assaulted him. A man in Calvert street died at 1 30 PM, cause heart disease. Alonzo Moore was knocked down by a runaway horse at Court and Sudbury streets with an unknown woman also injured. A man reported being robbed of a silver watch and chain on Broadway. A $25 theft occurred at a saloon on Broadway. A sleigh and horse were stolen from Concord street. A turkey and other items were found missing and a thief removed a yellow blanket, buffalo robe, whip and derby hat in Congress street.
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James Cleary
Tenth Division
Curtis P. Conant
Province House
William P. Sullivan
John Douglas
Calvert Street
Prentis Street
Dr. Perry
Alonzo H. Moore
Hanover Street
Court
Sudbury
William Packard
Broadway
Boston
Charles Perry
South Boston
Foster
Concord Street
Tremont Street
Geo Moore
West Cottage Street
Roxbury
Second Division
Congress Street
Daniel Holt
No. 18
Third Street
South Bos
Robberies Reported in South Boston Area
Ton reports his store was entered Monday night, goods, a revolver and $5 stolen. J V Prince boot dealer at No 7 Broadway says six pairs of shoes valued at $30 stolen Tuesday afternoon. John Joyce of No 2 Boston Street reports his house entered Tuesday with three gold rings valued at $10 and other small items stolen. Officers McCausland and Weldon arrested Oliver H Clark at No 21 Hollis Street for breaking and entering Enos Foster’s room Dec 13 and Magnell’s room Dec 25, with watches and valuables taken. Clark reportedly confesses.
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McCausland and Weldon
Fourth Division
Oliver H. Clark
Hollis Street
Enos Foster
Lewis Magnell
Clark
George Eliot on Servants in Pall Mall Gazette
A 19th century piece reprints George Eliot’s Servant’s Logic exploring class attitudes and kitchen discourse. It argues servants shape domestic order, opposing excessive questioning and urging authority and tradition to maintain efficiency and discipline in the home.
Suburban Water Question Prompts Board Deliberations
The city faces a critical water shortage with only about 35 days of supply left. Talks at a recent water board meeting weighed sinking tubular wells for 750,000 extra gallons daily versus temporary mains, and tapping Flax pond pipes, with canal and tunnel timelines noted. The board plans another meeting to decide. Lucky guessers win musical prizes from local stores after predicting bean counts in sealed bottles.
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Water Board
Rowell
Dalrymple Meadow
Davis
Hawkes and
Penny Brooks
Birch Brook
Butfum
Flax Pond
New England Clothing Company
Market Street
Union Street
Georg Hutchinson
Acorn Street
C. B. Wilkins
Commercial Street
Bernhardt to Retire and Tour with Sullivan Duo
The New York World reports Sarah Bernhardt will retire after a run in Nana Sahib and join John L. Sullivan on a western tour. She plans to end each show with a horsewhip duel against Sullivan and he believes he can KO her in about three rounds.
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New York
Sarah Bernhardt
Temperance Convention to Meet in Montgomery in January
The Selma Times notes a state temperance convention is called to meet in Montgomery in the latter part of January. The previous convention resolved to keep the temperance issue out of politics, and the next is expected to do likewise, easing public concern.
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Selma
Ala
Montgomery
Anacute Form of Libel Mentioned in St Louis Post-Dispatch
In the December issue of the American Journalist Mr Peebles discusses the law of libel noting ironical praise can be libelous and cites calling an attorney an honest law yer as a cautionary example. He suggests the risk of such libel is low in St Louis.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Peebles
St. Louis
Rifle meet draws large crowd and fine scores at Walnut Hill
A Christmas day gathering of riflemen at Walnut Hill produced strong scores in a well attended event. The Massachusetts Rifle Association beat Lawrence Rifle Club in a six-man scrub match 273 to 258 as light winds favored steady shooting. many top scores followed across various matches.
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Walnut Hill
Massachusetts Rifle Association
Lawrence Rifle Club
Decay of the Merchant Marine Plagues New England Leaders
At a Philadelphia dinner of New Englanders Hon William E Chandler lamented the decay of the mercantile marine noting he has no shipyard but knows someone who does. He called the decline a profoundly sad spectacle comparable to ancient ruin.
Before Mint Law E Pluribus Unum Was Placed
A Sun interview with a numismatist explains that E Pluribus Unum on coins was not law authorized. It dates to 1786 on a private Newburgh mint coin, when the U S motto appeared first. Very few such specimens exist and are valuable.
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New York Sun
United States
Sun
Newburgh
Washington Post Portrait Reveals Nicolini in Isolation
Nicolini is portrayed as a hated, isolated figure in New York. At the Windsor hotel, a social hub for leisure, he sat alone at a billiard table for hours, largely ignored or jeered by passersby. He appeared foppishly dressed and wore a startling diamond on his right hand.
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The
Washington Post
Nicolini
New York
Windsor Hotel
Sailing of the Ocean Steamers to Boston and New York
A list of ocean steamers arriving and departing from Boston and New York with dates, ports, and agents. The compilation names vessels such as Julius, Pawnee, Helvetia, City of Berlin, and City of Montreal, with departure notices and mail closing times for transatlantic, Pacific, and domestic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ships Arrive After Northwest Winds In Boston Harbor
Tuesday December 25 arrivals include steamers Deronda Missouri Allentown Centipede Williamsport Cambridge Tremont George A Chafee and Professor Morse with passengers and cargo to multiple firms in Philadelphia Bangor Portland Gloucester and elsewhere. Several brigs and schooners also noted alongside Atlantic wind conditions and local harbor activity.
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Deronda
Dabner
Dantzic
Queenstown
Moise
A C Lombard's Sons
Missouri
Gleig
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Reyorts
Allentown
Swazey
Philadelphia
Centipede
Warrington
Williamsport
Willetts
Professor Morse
Austin
Hoboken
Cambridge
Ingraham
Bangor
James Littlefield
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Wreeks
George A Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Daniel York
George
Parsboro
Premora
Smith
Grand River
Pel
Porter
Tucker Wedge
Corkum
Cape Canso
Mallacoree
Thornburn
Canso
Lockeport
Frank W .Watson
St John
Empire
Closson
Sandy Point
Brunette
Colson
Winterport
Nautilus
Perkins
York
Wave
Richardson
Karen Happuch
Lowe
Tamerlane
Orden
Lamoine
Britain
Ette
Cleopatra
Charlotte Young
Brigsee
Boston Marine
Maritime Ship Movements From Machiasport and Boothbay
From Our Correspondents MachiasportMarch 24 ships Kate Foster from Sand River to New York A McNichol from Boston H C Chester for Portland Juno from St John to Boston Emma from do for do and others from Lower Harbor BoothbayMarch 24 ships Pride of the Port Parson Friendship for Portland Milford Look Rockland for do reeze Larra Eastport for Boston Sailed 24th whs Exchange Buckmaster Deer Island for Wisconsin casset Titmous McVray Prince Edward Island for Portland In port 24th swis A L Wilder Thurston Camden for Boston Clara Dyer North Haven for do Sipie lan Comion for do a 25th scr James S Lowell Reed Bristol for New ark
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Machiasport
Schs
Kate Foster
Sand River
New York
A McNichol
Boston
H C Chester
Portland
Juno
St John
Emma
Lower Harbor
Broothbay
Parson
Friendship
Milford
Look
Rockland
Doreeze Larra
Eastport
Swhs Exchange
Buckmaster
Deer Isie
Wiscasset
Titmous
McVray
Prince Edward Is
Swis A L Wilder
Thurston
Camden
Clara Dyer
Northhaven
Sipie Lan Comion
James S Lowell
Reed
Bristol
Newark
Shipping News Aboard Vessels Across Atlantic Perils
Reports from Barbados, Bermuda, Boston and Halifax detail ships damaged or adrift. Barques from Argentina, New York, and Pensacola announce rudder losses, pump gear failures, and hull damage. The brig Orbit and schooner crews report sail and mast issues. Nantucket wrecking efforts, the Princess Louise search, and the France tow saga near Sable Island conclude with the Marengo aiding the stranded France to Halifax after a tense tow ordeal.
Foreign Ports Report of December Ship Movements and Arrivals
A compilation of December port calls and departures across Acapulco Panama Jamaica Antigua Bermuda Jamaica Cayo La Guira and other ports. Vessels include steamer San Blas Athos Iverall and Emblem ships brig Hannah etc with arrivals at Kingston Jamaica Havana Cuba New York and Liverpool among others.
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Acapulco
San Blas
Chapman
Panama
San Francisco
Aspinwall
Athos
Lowe
Kingston
Carthagena
Chattanooga
Jackson
Neaton
Torresen
Antwerp
Bonanza
Foster
New York
Numa
Douglass
Pensacola
Ajax
Northrup
Antigua
Iverall
Long
Liverpool
Island Belle
Vera Cruz
Bahia
Ella
Jones
Daisy
Lewis
Wilhelm Foss
Olsen
Emil
Lange
Albertina Meyer
Zelch
Chance
Pedersen
Janie
Blyth
Bermuda
Clydesdale
Johnston
Jamaica
London
Harry Stewart
Babbidge
Bangor
Fortuna
Newcomb
Trinidad
Ossco
Williams
Charleston
Leita
Eliza Barss
Hollis
Havana
Sir George F Seymour
Watlington
O K
le Blanc
Prince Edward
Sland
Excelsior
Cailao
Hermon
Martin
Lobos de Rfuera
United Kingdom
Emblem
Roberts
Ida Lily
Eastman
Jessie Osborn
Leahy
County of Argyle
Gordon
Birdston
Galloway
Castle Island
Bertha
Crickett
Newport
Mariel Baker
New Orleans
Jennie Hall
Hall
Baltimore
Hutchinson
Baker
Lucy
Davis
Matanzas
Geofredo
Gartier
Cubano
Barbado
Sirene
Ship Island
Cutus
Falk
City of Alexandria
Timmermann
Woodside
Reed
Mobile
Plymouth
McDonald
Cardenas
Elmfield
Cornwall
Park Havana
Rice Delaware
Lockeport
Grace Greenwood
Hiltz
Halifax
Mumbles
Zara
McMahon
Charlottetown
Min Hong
Nicholson
Port Hill
Menthevine
Nellie Smith
Crowley
Jaibarien
Ethel Blanche
Graham Charlottetown
Honduras
Pitts
Champerlio
Presnipe
Sunbeam
Hapseth
Ethel
Thompson
Philadelphia
Sheaf
Lunt
Addie Morrill
Andrews
York
Rio Janeiro
Sea Crest
Prout
Brunswick
Flora Goodale
Rolfe
Richmond
Jessie McGregor
McFayden
Rosario
Triciadora
Griffin
Port Deci
Riverside
Weller
Serene
Segeman
Dom Pedro
St Jago
Valentian
Cygnet
Smith
Royal Roads
Emily F Whitney
Rollins
Mandalay
Talcahano
Astoria
Valparaiso
Sovereign
Putnam
Armenia
Hiltondo
Longfellow
Scarboro
Antavero
Embla
McKenzie
Buenos Ayres
Chas Buckman
Arctic
Marker
Buneo
Foreign Ports By Cable Report of Dec 24
Maritime listings show ships and barkes sailing to and from multiple ports. Vessels include Zephyr Sprengel Chatham NB Nina Sheldon Colson Iquique via Falmouth Mary Fraser Dexter to New York Britannia Jouffret from Marseilles Snow Queen McKenzie Cadiz Britannia New York Helen Finlayson Nylghau Lovitt New Hans Widdrington Biggs Boston via Halifax Tyrian Swain Boston State of Pennsylvania Ritchie New York Fratelli Tixi Pensacola Strathmore White Japan New York France d Hauterive OTE California Tourmaline Galveston Success Hichborn Savannah Dorchester Dartt New York Henry Anning Partridge New Orleans City of Chicago Leitch New York Ina Vose Apalachicola Ossuna Gordon Charleston Eliza Outton Starkey Savannah Durham City Lund Boston Elizabeth Bottcher New York Zaandam Chevalier New York Amsterdam London Dorian Mitchell New York Italia Boston Garvie Naples Alsatia New York City of Tokio Dearborn Hong Kong San Francisco.
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Adelaide
Zephyr
Sprengel
Chatham
Antwerp
Nina Sheldon
Colson
Iquique
Falmouth
Jouffret
Marseilles
New York
Cork
aAr
Helen Finlayson
Baker
Newark
Ownnkirk
Nylghau
Lovitt
New Hans
Dover
Pasced
Widdrington
Biggs
Boston
Halifax
London
Smouth
Marianne
Glasgow
Tyrian
Swain
Scott
Galveston
Success
Hichborn
Savannah
Dorchester
Dartt
Henry Anning
New Orleans
City of Chicago
Leitch
Pennsylvania
Dodge
Philadelphia
Warsaw
Brady ,Co
Ina
Vose
Apalachicola
Ossuna
Gordon
Charleston
Eliza Outton
Starkey
Durham City
Lund
Elizabeth
Bottcher
Zaandam
Chevalier
Amsterdam
Holland
Jeffrey
Dorian
Mitchell
Italia
Columbia
Garvie
Mediterranean
Naples
Alsatia
Forshaw
Prawie Point
Winston
Edmondson
Newcastle
Plymouth
Hudson
Benes
Coosaw
Weenstown
Batk
Trade and Shipping Movements Through Various Ports
A dense log of 22d to 24th port activity lists ships and cargos between New York Baltimore Norfolk Philadelphia and multiple European ports. Vessels include bark Roma Liverpool brigs Seventy six Hattie S Williams and Helen M Rowley, steamers Elmfield Gracie Cymmro Vaderland and City of Columbus, and numerous schooners and brigantines. Also noted are sailings to Havana Cardiff Antwerp Bremen Barbados Havre and Porto Rico with cargos of sugar molasses coal and general merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krone
Giemere
New York
Baltimore
Castalia Jackson
Portland
Fioratte Rogers
Daria
Pan Pene Henry
Roma
Norfolk
Galveston
Jonathan Nay
Littie
Phila- A
McGonagle
Liverpool
Chase Balch
Manson
Weser
Matanzas
Schs
Hattie
Roberts
Baracca
Acara
Cummings
Salt River
Fannie C Milliken
Hopkins
Pensacola
Regina
Rodman
Port Spain
Urieans
Alexander Bixie
Parade
St Jago
Cuba
Elmfield
Cornwall
Cardiff
Havana
Rudyera
Lisbon
Gracie
Goicoche
Helen M Rowley
Rowley
New OE
Cymmro
Hamburg
Nantes
Davie
Kestormel
Blue Jacket
Sheffield
Havre
Crane
Robinson
Schueter
Newport
Ipport
Icis
Bencess
Janie Gough
Natal
Lewis L Squires
Port Poyal
Garnet
Curacoa
Orbit
Zanza
Thomas Owen
Laguna
Eleanor
Pernambue
Iwis Meyer
Muller
Jansonville
Euphemia A Hayes
Darien
Normandy
David Clarkson
Boston
SM Tyler
Providence
Adeline Townsend
Hell Gate
Cobb
Hendricks
Elizaizabethport
Isabella Jewett
Coombs
Elizabethport
Hyannis
Philadelphia
Air
Tonawanda
Sherman
Aries
Loveland
Fall River
Lancaster
Mills
Salem
J Collins
Theissing
Stonington
Stonington; Wm Mason
Chase
Babcock
Allyn’s Point
R M Queen
Rowell
Fernandina
Horace R Sturgis
Spear
Parrsboro
Wm B Wood
Davidson
Vaderland
Griffin
Antwerp
Prinz George
Felde
New Orleans
Effendi
Holman
Bayonne
Olivari
Molfino
Cagliari
O M Marrett
Wylie
Barbadoes
Lemuel Hail
Tripp
Allyn
Demerara
Sachs Houlton
Dreadnaught
Low Wood
Bremen
Portsmouth
Emma F Angell
Poertland
Titmouse
McVain
Georgetown
Pei
Hope
Haynes
Elsie Runyon
Campbell
Willie Ve Wolf
Bien Welt
Mary E Wales
Wasson
New Haven
Mary Miller
Dayton
Baker's Landing
Ford
R S Mulford
Jewell
Brunswick
San Francisco
Juarez
Rodrimarron
Mazatlan
San Diego
Invincible
Strickland
Ispahan
Ferguson
Dundee
Compton
Rich
Ombay
Mariposa
Howland
Honolulu
Theophane
Neilson
Rio Janeiro
Stillwater
Gondey
Manila
Savannah
Powell
Hanna
Satilla
City of Columbus
Wright
Adda Doane
Ackerley
Key Weat
Erwin
Langhinrichs
Fidelia
Con
A Bliss
O’donnell
W May
Davis
Jersey City
R Ray
Charleston
John Shay
Benjamin Gartside
Wilmington
Lydia Peschau
Bremers
Namburg
Heinrich Bjorm
Nysteen
Bristol
Mattie Holmes
Perkins
Leontine
Hammond
Ston
Lawrence
Haines
Lewis
Briegeport
Mail
Dodge
Superior
Adams
Business and Professional Advertisements Listing
A dense listing of lawyers, patent solicitors, engineers, furniture makers, lumberyards, and various trades. Names include S. KH. Hamilton, Henry Hyde Smith, Benj. Pond, G. W. Hall & Co., George H. Derby & Co., J.P. Squire & Co., and Stephen Jenney & Co. Also listed are manufacturers, retailers, and service providers across insurance, petroleum products, rubber goods, upholstering, veterinary services, watchmaking, and more.
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