New England Historic Genealogical Society Meets in Boston
The New England Historic Genealogical Society held a long afternoon meeting at 18 Somerset Street under Abner Goodell Jr. Reports showed 5 corresponding and 35 resident members added, and a treasury balance of 53078 with receipts 465144. Librarian and committee reports praised library growth and urged more room, while officers and council reforms were discussed.
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The
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
Abner C. Goodell, Jr
Salem
Hamilton A. Hill
Benjamin B. Torrey
John Ward Dean
Medford
David Greene Haskins, Jr
Cambridge
Sidder Fund
Committee On Heraldry
John Coffin Jones Brown
Henry A. Hazen
William Claflin
New York
George Washington
Frank Bradish
Committee On
John J. May
Ira Ballou Peck
Woonsocket
Increase N. Tarbox
Newton
Library Committee
Willard S. Allen
New England Historical and Genealogical Register
Marshall P. Wilder
Andrew P. Peabody
John T. Hassam
Kidder Fund
William B. ‘Trask
Melrose
Frank EK. Bradish
Hill
Henry H. Edes
Abner Cheney Goodell, Jr
A.m
William Endicott, Jr
Boston
Joseph Williamson
Belfast
Joseph Bardeen Walker
Concord
N. H
James Barrett
Rutland
William Gammell
Providence
R. L
Edwin H. Bugbee
Killingly
Conn
Francis Henry Brown
Benjamin Barstow Torrey
Andrew Preston. Peabody
D.D
Hamilton Andrews Hill
Robert Charles Winthrop, Jr
William Wtt
Ll.d
Henry Austin Kitney
Milton
John Tyler
Hasgam
A. M
William Blake Trask
Grenville Howland Norcross
Ll.b
Frank Eliot Bradish
A.B
Henr H. Edes
B. A. Gould
Peter Thacher
Willard
Allen
George M. Budge
James Bar
Pemberton Square
England
Waters
Englan
New England
A. P Feahous
Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts
Unis Society
Marietta
Ohio
New Hampshire
United States
Tarbox
John Wentworth
Chicago
Vermont
Horace Fairbanks
Peck
Tls Society
Council
Goodell
Newton Talbot
State House
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Wright
Commonwealth
Talbot
Admiral Luce reports Haytian transfer of Haitian Republic
Port au Prince and New York dispatches detail Admiral Luce’s report on the Galena and Yantic arriving at the port. The Haytien gunboat Grand Riviere aids towout. exchanges over custody and delivery of the Haitian Republic are outlined with letters from Haytian officials and Captain Gaillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassingron
Luce
Secretary of the Navy
Department
Galena
Yantic
Department of State
J. E. W. Thompson
Stephen Preston
New York
Sumner
General Légitime
Thompson
Haytien
Gaillard
Haytien Navy
Dessalines
Atlas Line
Republic of Hayti
Jayllen
Home Office
Liverpool
Santiago de Cuba
Cape Haytien
United States
Port-au-Prince
Republic of the United States
St. Marc
Bug Margron
Department of the Navy
I. A. Gaillard
William A. Deering
Mail and Express
Hayti
Santiago
Ratngece
Hippolyte
Legitime
Port au-Prince
Auction Highlights Americana Collection At Hayward Place
A large turnout attended Libbie's auction room yesterday for a sale of Americana. Notable lots included A Plain Narrative of the Uncommon Sufferings and Remarkable Deliverance of John Brown of Charlestown, eight pages, $16. Cattin's North American Indian Portfolio 1845 with twenty five plates, $27. Wilkes Allen's History of Chelmsford Mass 1820, $7. Also a brief catalog note on Massachusetts Bay civil and ecclesiastical matters and a state pamphlet priced at $9.
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Libbie
Hayward Place
Province of
Massachusetts Bay
John Brown
Charlestown
Cattin
Wilkes Allen
Chelmsford
Mass
Mr. Stoddard Presents Rome in Final Boston Lecture
John L. Stoddard concluded his lecture series with a vivid talk on Rome at Music Hall last evening. The illustrated program traced ancient ruins and modern art treasures, offering graphic descriptions and polarizing topics. The series was successful and will resume Saturdays starting January 5 in Boston for the winter.
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John L. Stoddard
Rome
Music Hall
Mr. Stoddard
Boston
Women’s Press Association Meeting at Parker House
The Women’s Press Association met yesterday at Parker House with president Mrs Sally Joy White presiding. Mrs Waldron, New Hampshire correspondent for the Boston Journal, and Mrs Kate Tryan of the Boston Advertiser were elected to membership. A tea hour followed the business session.
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New England Women’s Press Association
Parker House
Sally Joy White
Waldron
New Hampshire
The
Boston Journal
Kate ‘Tryan
Boston Advertiser
Sensational divorce suit in Connecticut habeas case
New Haven Conn January 2 A habeas corpus case in Superior Court may develop into cross bills for divorce. Dr L M Denslow a St Paul Minn physician formerly with Bellevue Hospital New York sues for custody of his son after his wife returned to Milford Connecticut with the child. Mrs Denslow accuses cruel treatment while she charges his conduct with opium use. The case was continued until tomorrow.
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New Hanex
Conn
Superior Court
L. M. Denslow
Bellevue Hospital
New York
St. Paul
Minn
E. W. Smith
Milford
Ship News Miniature Almanac Seaport Traffic Jan 3
Arrivals include Cleopatra Colby and Herman Winter. City of Gloucester with Herald tug. boats from New York and St John report. Cleared ships include Ebel Emmerson Glad Tidings Cricket and others. Light NW winds with a NW gale Dec 12. various schooners and steamers listed.
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Cleopatra
Colby
St John
Fastpor
Portland
W Hilby
Herman Winter
Hallett
New York
HM Whitney
Forest City
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Herald
Jenkins
Vineyard Haven
Robena
Joel Cook
Kodiak
Sargentine Ribes
Suttore
St Martins
George E Downes
J P Ames
Fogarty
Moncton
Anne M Jordan
Curzon
Bay of Islands
Mabel
Copp
Hillsboro
Swis Valetta
Isr
Fardel
Juno
Hatfield
Neil
Perry
Daphne
Munroe
Howard Holder
Forsyth
Nellie King
Lister
Eliza Batchelder
Sir
West
Port George
Charles E Balch
Crocker
Philadelphia
Plummer
Howes
Hoboken
Charlotte Brown
Reed
James O’donohue
Newton
Waterman
Hutchins
Bangor
Metropolis
Brown
Vinalhaven
Mary Pizza
Morrison
Winterport
Brunette
Knox
Searsport
Mary Langdon
Emery
Fleetwing
Maddox
Susan
Hall
Mary Sands
Elwell
Ariosto
Eiweil
Rockland
Mareia Bailey
Cole
Addison
Lawrence
Patterson
Ellsworth
Ellis
Rogers
Moore
Assailtan
Kennebec
Magnet
Fletcher
Machias
Vie
Or Ring
Stinson
Florence E .Tower
Knowlton
Heer Lole
Mary D Wilson
Calais
Harvester
Roberts
Vinal Havens
Mary Farrow
Ebel Emmerson
Tower
S.J Golding
Frank W
Hicks
Hatheway & Co
Cricket
Kennedy
Coast Wise
Eastport
Kilby
Chatham
Baltimore
Norfolk
George & Smalley
Spartan
Crowell
Lanson
BF Dimock
Eldridge
H M Whitney
Eva L Lerris
Fitz Bros An
Howe Sai
H F Dimock
Iowa
Mor
Storm King
Knickerbocker
Investigator
Sooloo
Sumner R Mead
Adelia Carleton
Plymouth
St John’s
Morse
Hull
Maritime Freight Rates Across Americas Report
Portland listings show ships sailing to Montevideo Buenos Ayres Rosario and Cuba with lumber and coal prices. Harbor departures include Bark Edward Cushing Potland and Cupa Brig Mary bk Pennell Pensacola, plus Belle Brown Belfast and Swis Spartel Perth Amboy to Portland with various cargo rates.
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Portland
South America
Edward Cushing
Boston
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
Joshua Baker
Potland
Cupa
Mary Bk Pennell
Pensacola
North Side
Island
Annie L Henderson
Cuba
Shooks and Heads
Coastwisk
Swis Spartel
Perth Amboy
Belle Brown
Woods Hall
Belfast
Meguano
Maritime arrivals and clearances along New England ports
The log lists steamers and schooners sailing or cleared on December 29 to January 2, with vessels bound for New York Boston Baltimore and Nassau among others. Names include Confidence Lucy P Miller D W Hammond Flanders Lila Francis Harbor towns Rockland Portland Bath and Gloucester ships Marion Annie Wesley Mayflower Gazelle and many others with cargoes of salt herring and general freight.
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Salem
Dallas
Garr
Pearl
Harlow
Rockland
Charity
McGee
Rockport
Hammond
Flanders
Lila Francis
Foster
New York
K Rowley
Canning
A Anthony
Norris
Boston
Port Wiiliams
Bessie Carson
Mo Plebeck
Machiasport
Hamburg
Cole
Buston
Beta
Colbeth
Portsmouth
Ximena
Pettirove
Para
Libby
Horse Island
Jennie F Willey
Chadwick
Portland
Nassau
Nellie ‘S Morse
Baker
Bath
Aspinwall
Gloucester
Marion
Annie Wesley
Bay of Islands
Mary A Clark
Lawrence Murdock
Georges
Delaware
Lincolnville
Oxton
Small Point
Gazelle
Grand Manan
Louisa Hastings
Hyannis
G A Williams
Annie H Mason
Abby A Snow
Shipping News Buoys Several Transatlantic Departures
A canvas of ships and routes lists sailing and passing events from December and January. Vessels include the Dee 29 bound for New Haven from North Cambria, the Alameda sailing to San Francisco from Auckland, and the Minnie G Whitney sailing to Montevideo via Cardiff. Other entries note bark Cleveland in Bordeaux waters, Wilhelm Birkedal and Barbarossa heading for New York, and Star of Bengal leaving Queenstown for Liverpool.
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Alexandria
North Cambria
New Haven
Auckland
Alameda
Morse
San Francisco
Bordeaux
Cleveland
Wildes
New York
Garunna
Monte San Angelo
Ital
de Angeli
Savannah
Christiana
Wilhelm Birkedal
Nor
Stangebye
Cadiz
Bremen
Deutschland
Peters
Hamburg
Marbella
Guy Colin
Leich
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Star of Bengal
de Gruchy
Liverpool
Argyll
Virgie
Buenos Ayres
Rotterdam
Quelle
Wayle
Brunswick
Stornaway
City of Newcastle
Triesce
Dante
Aus
Cosulich
Shipping Movements and Sailings Listed
Steamer Ethiopia sails from New York to Glasgow on December 26. Steamer La Cham pagne leaves New York for Havre at the same time. Ship Flintshire from Liverpool to San Francisco docks on November 19 at 2 N 26 W. Bark Columba sails Smyrna to New York on January 1. Brig Blanche Curry departs New York for Rosario on December 16.
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Ethiopia
New York
Glasgow
la Champagne
Havre
Flintshire
Pierce
Liverpool
San Francisco
Columba
di Milia
Smyrna
Blanche Curry
Jones
Rosario
Shipping news and wrecks from ports worldwide
Multiple brief items report vessels ashore and salvaged. Cuxks around Cox and Green near Boston, the Herald and others tow the grounded ship to dry dock. Etta lightened and condemned after going ashore near Fleetwood. Bilboa loses bowsprit in fog collision with Handel near Gravesend. How ard Smith完成 trial at Newport and heads to Philadelphia. William Branfoot arrives Key West with damaged pump en route to Hamburg.
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Boston
Sch
Cox & Green
Herald
Sovrague
Curiew
Simpson’s
Handel
Odessa
London
Newport
Howard Smith
Eastboston
Philadelphia
Key West
William Branfoot
Kirkaldy
Galvestown
Hamburg
Shipping news and ship movements from New York and ports
Port and vessel updates list ships in port repairs launches and berthings. Vessels include Tecumseh D Horon and Cairns sailing for Buenos Ayres and New York with cargoes, plus bark Mary S Ames undergoing overhaul and whaling bark Ohio abandoned by owners. Frequent tides describe leaks fires and provisions.
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Mobile
Sir Carl D Lothrop
Gill
Kingston
Mobile Bay
ST John
Portland
Tecumseh
New England Company
Sath
J M Phillips
Taunton
Buenos Ayré
Dainie Carlton
Carlton, Norwood & Co
Rockport
Ohio
Arcic Ocean
New York
Stephen D Horon
Lewia
Calcutta
Tjerlinai
Sourabaya
Baltimore
Caspian
Liverpool
Lewes
Del
Antonio M. Marcinani
Smyrna
New Orleans
Colon
Eon
Foreign ports and sailing details for December departures
Shipping news lists December sailings and port arrivals. Vessels include San Juan departing Acapulco for Panama and Victoria Regina in Calcutta port, with multiple ships and crews traveling to New York, Kingston, Antwerp, and Havana via routes through Colombo, Liverpool, and Barbados.
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Acapulco
San Juan
Panama
Asplnwall
Sdis
Georgie de Paine
Nickerson
New York
Helen A Chase
Norfolk
Conecut
Alene
Seiders
Kingston
Bernard Hall
Alexander
Liverpool
Pauillac
Welaka
Cottrell
Mobile
Geof Whitford
Brown
Barbados
Perry
Parrsboro
Haman
Wasson
Santa Cruz
Bombay
Manitoba
Calcutta
Newark
Victoria Regina
Cardens
Sarah D J Rawson
Copenhagen
Gothia
Dungeness
Demetra
Schran
Savannah
Antwerp
Dunkirk
Columbia
Hogan
Portland
Honolulu
City of Rio de Janeiro
Yokohama
Bavana
Somers
City of Columbia
Cardenas
Hallfpax
Orion
Johannesen
Rio Grande del Norte
Portia
Dawson
St Johns
Cynthia
Taslo
Haltimore
Jain
Olon
Zist
Franklin Woodruff
Blossom
Charleston
Thanmore
Simpson
Newport News
Morant Bay
Dione
Raynes
Arbutus
Fritz
Philadelphia
Peluknambuco
George W Pride, Jr
San Francico
Atlantic Port Movements Include Dozens of Vessels
A long list of arrivals and clearances across US ports notes ships like Oxford Asthelbert and Cydonia, with routes to Boston Baltimore New York and Hamburg. Other entries include bark Santiago Cleared for Rio Janeiro and steamers Castillano and General Whitney sailing from New Orleans and Boston respectively.
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Ar Dee
Asthelbert
Victoria
Baltimore
Cydonia
Winspear
Boston
Alleghny
Walker
Orion
Wylie
Naied
Cas Ian
Montauk
Parklands
Saltram
Sch
Willie Hugsins
Brunswick
Arvec
Santiago
Mails Schedules From New York On January Steamers
Shipping notices list sailings from New York on Wednesday January 2 for routes to St. Croix St. Thomas Windward Islands Bahama Islands Santiago Cuba Bermuda Cape Haiti Curacao Venezuela Trinidad Dutch and British Guiana Newfoundland Miquelon and Halifax via multiple vessels including Barracouta Cienfuegos Turk Trinidad Schirdam Saginaw and Vans Van with port calls and timing details.
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St. Croix
St. Thomas
Windward Islands
Barracouta
New York
aliNe Ee Aho Rees
Bahama Islands
Santiago, Cuba
Cienfuegos
New
Turk
Bermuda
Trinidad
Saginaw
Rins van
Newfoundland and
Miquelon
Halifax
Brecvacce Eeavrecer
Transpacific Mail Closing Dates for Zaulandia and City of Peking
For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Tiawanan Islands the Zaulandia sails from San Francisco Jan 12 with mails closing in Boston Sunday Jan 6 at 10 pm. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and other Chinese ports and the East Indies via City of Peking from San Francisco Jan 15 mails close in Boston Wednesday Jan 9 at 5 pm. Send transpacific mail from Boston at least eight days before the dates.
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Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Tiawanan Islands
Zaulandia
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Sian
Dutch East Indies
City of Peking
Boston bound vessels and their recent routes
A list of ships sailing toward Boston with origins and dates including Ann Biogay from Buenos Ayres on Ov 22, Alice Archer from Aspinwall Oct 30, and many others such as Exile from Buenos Ayres Nov 2, F L Richardson from Port Spain Nov 2, and Miriam Ivancich from Trapani Oct 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ann. Biogay
Akney
Buenos Ayres
Alice Archer
Fletcher
Am. Sch
Aspinwall
Carthagena
B. P. Cheney
Hughes
Am. Ship
Manila
Anter
St. Thomas
Evie Reed
Whittier
Thorndike
Rosario
Guy A. Goss
Mallett
Hiogo
San Francisco
Gebroeders Smit
Muller
Passaroeang
St. Helena
Bermuda
Sink
Sanders
John M. Clerk
Pendleton
Singapore
Anser
Layce
Giessen
Montevideo
Miriam
Ivancich
Trapani
Tariia
Gibraltar
Leaking
Matilda
Buck
Chisholm
Miragoane
Manuel Mages
Smalley
Caleta Baena
Manna Loa
Br. Bars
Rugleader
Entwistle
Cebu
Anjer
Ruby
Robbins
Iloilo
Snefiid
Samuelsen
Steamers In and Out Trade Notes
Shipping notices list connections from Palestine to Liverpool and London with December dates. Vessels include Warren & Co entries from Hull and Karachi routes, and Furness line sailings from London and Boston. Other ships, Gate City to Savannah and St of Nevada to New York, indicate timely arrivals and departures with company names such as Wright & Sons and Baldwin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Boston
Palestine
Michigan
Kansas
Roman
Warren & CO
Post Office Square
Warren & Co Martello
Hull
Sanders’n& San
Warren & Co Bulgarian
Thayer & Line
Gate City
Savannah
Rich’n & Barn
New York
St of Nevada
Glasgow
Westernland
Antwerp
Wright& Sons
St of Georgia
Baldwin & Co
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Galveston
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
E. BE. Currier
N. KE
Washington ,St
EB. Hawley
Eastern Agena
Broadway
NEW England
Savannah Steamship Company
Macon
Lewis Whar
Tso-Ton
Sp. m
C. G. Pearson
N. Eng
F.& W.ra Y
Washinton Street
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
New England HE
Reyetropolitan 8. S. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
Ouavann Ve A. Dow. Sampson
Eng
Washington Street
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Aalle
Cork
Marbor
Scythia
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Thia
Samaria
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Catalonia
Tarita
Great Britain
Reman
State Street
Alexander Mart
Whitestar
Atlantic
Repstar Line
ER. A. Adams & CO
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Furness
Water Street
Warren Line
Leyland Line
Virginian
Whay EB & Lincoln
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Gar
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South Carolina
the Santh
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John Brooks
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Lizzie V Hall
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Kit Carson
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Hix
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James C Clifford
Reynor
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Sarah Potter
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Revidence
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Elizabeth City
Eva
Danenhower
William
Davis
Hutteris
Putin
Harbor
Cora
New Bedford
Isaac T Campbell
Matthews
Aldine
Dennison
River Ettrick
Lamont
Charles C Wehrum
Bc’ Arty
Lydia H Roper
Newyork
Lk Baker
Pearce
K J Barrett
McLeod
N Boughton
Stiles
Vonar
Burcutt
Bailey
Georgie Lickson
Harding
Lucinda G Voter
Potter
Persh Amboy
John Stroup
Art Ist
Nettie Cuhing
Fuuler
Richard Hill
Whitmore
Mary Mariner
Jennie Phinney
Sarah Wallace
Lucy H Russell
Centipede
Hansen
Newburyport
Stemers
Pennsylvania
Henry Anning
Williamsport
Allenshaw
Jerry
Demerara
Dexter
Clark
Ticall
City of Savannah
Smith
Elba
Tilton
Lizzie Bbewey
Burge
Philadelpha
Three Sisters
Sailea
John Wesley
Tacoma
Canada
Warner
Westport
Sara
Bulkley
Wiscasset
J Allen
Dunton
Cynosure
Knight
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Trans-Pacific Mails
Ae Namie
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Yarmouth
Domenion
S. F. Stanwood
Lewis Wharf
W. C
W.A
Davison
Pheasant
J.G. Hall & CO
Chatham St
Thomas Cook & Son
Washington
W. H. Eaves
Associated Railways
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
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Central Wharf
Pledmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R & Depot
Waldo A
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington St
Boston & Bangor S.S. Co. Winter Service
Atte
Gaston
Camden
Bucksport
Iresn’s Landing
Swan's Island
South West Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
William H. Hill
Azores
Sarah
L. R. Hale
A. Adams & CO
Canada Atlantic S
A. de W. Sampson
O. G. Pearson
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
OoEast
Willeave India Wharf
Boa
WILLi+AS
Norman
Parthian
Long Wharf
Bampnon
Georgia
Ling Prida, Loulsi
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Attlantic Coast
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GEO
KK. Smalley
Cromwell
Pier
North River
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ala
Mississipp
Red Rivers
Carornia
Samuel H. Seaman
N. Y
Colora LY
San Marcos
Brunswick & Fernandina
India Wharf
Soth
H. M. Whitney
Indis
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf