National Lancers Parade and Banquet at Faneuil Hall
The National Lancers entertained 100 members at their Winthrop run and luncheon on Cottage Hill. They marched through Boston streets, were reviewed by Mayor Hart, and held an annual banquet at Faneuil Hall with invited officials and speeches honoring the corps and its fifty-second anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lancers
Bulfinch Street
E. B. Wadsworth
C. ©. Emery
Wadsworth
Bowdoin Square
Andrew
Lexington Street
Winthrop Centre
Winthrop
H. 5. Soule
E.B. Wadsworth
Cottage Hill
Captain Wadsworth
the Lancers
Boston
Lancers
Faneuil Hall
Hart
Gilmore
Cambridge
Pope
Somerville
J. W. Cadman
George A. Marden
Alderman Folsom
Henry Walker
Allen
J. Jones
Kenzoe
Oakes
Fifth Regiment
Horace G. Kemp
First Cavalry
J. F. Frost
J. A. Keeler
S. P. Newton
L. F. Henderson
King
John Bellamy
William H. Dunn
Roxbury Horse Guards
Fitch and Tobin
Folett
Lucius Slade
H. G. Allen
Webber
E. 8
Tobey
Sergeant Jones
United States
George W. McCleary
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Ames
Commonwealth
H. H. Gilmore
Earth
Sky
Stevens
Thurstons
Jones
Haton
Brewer
Hilton
Richardson
Pierce
Kemps
Waugh
Coolidge
J. P. Frost
England
W. E. Plummer
William H. Ryder
Most dangerous drink known to man
Dr. Titus Munson Coan argues impure drinking water poses greater immediate danger than whiskey raki or absinthe due to microbes and impurities. He promotes pure mineral waters like Mattoni's Giesshiebler, praised for tonic effects and delicious taste, sold by S. S. Pierce & Co. in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus Munson Coan
Mattoni
Freight and Charter Activity in Boston and New York
Boston reports few offshore voyage fixtures this week due to tonnage scarcity. Lumber freights to Buenos Aires reach $1500 per M and to Rosario $17, with no vessels secured. Ice rates from Kennebec to Philadelphia ease, coal rates rise, while multiple vessels and cargos are listed or reported for Atlantic and coastal routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
South America
Kennebec
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
New York
Spain
Romance
Bilboa
H A Burnham
Port Spain
British Provinces
William
Sydney
Katie
Bay Chaleur
Portsmouth
Ellen M Mitchell
Downing’s Cove
Mary Eleanor
Summerside
Mirimichi
Nina Paige
Cape Breton
Pei
Jennie S
Cooper
Long Island Sound
Bessie C Beach
Boothbay
Wilmington
Del
W H Shubert
Chevenne
Oliver — Scofield
Quincy Point
Somes’s Sound
Carver’s Harbor
Sullivan
Cape Ann
Sound
Franklin
ZOCO
North Boothbay
Camden
Gardiner
St George
Belfast
South Gardiner
Washington
Europe
Astoria
Samuel
Rosia
Charleston
Hamburg
Tybee
Cork
Sovurn
America
Diaz
Satilla River
West Mains
Annie S Conant
General Cargo
Demarara
General Adelvert Ames
King’s Ferry
Portland
Passengers listing for Boston to Liverpool and other sailings
A passenger manifest lists travelers from Boston to Liverpool aboard the Cunard steamer Catanonia with families and individuals, including Mr and Mrs Edmund M Haskell and numerous companions. Additional entries cover voyages from Boston to Havre on La Bretagne, to Bremen on Eider and Aller, and to Liverpool on Servia with various named passengers and cabin classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Catalonia
Edmund M Haskell
M AC Ely
Jennie Sexton
John Sexton
GC Grayn
Reuben Merrill
James P Flynn
McGregor
John Carden
Frederic Bates
Cliff
LN Watson
Thomas Foxall
Annie E Johnson
Fiske
Philip S Moxom
Hagop Bogigian
A F Curtis
A W Stevens
K & Callender
Kk F Curtis
Walter Wilson
W Abbott
Miss Abbott
F ¢ Stimson
Mildred Stimson
Caroline S’eeds
Alice Heard
H P Curtis
Dabney
SH Pearce
George
S Pearce
S E Sprague
M G Hooper
Richard Barry
Tryon
Walter
Edwards
Frank M Gilley
E C Fenderson
J C Coburn
Blanchard
Alice Kent Robertson
Neilie Meymott
Charlotte Hislop
I. E Adams
Jennie
McBain
W A Webber
Etta & Webber
K H Joplin
Burnitt Whitford
A F Harris
E W Hodgkins
F D_ Ellis
George L Noyes
James‘ Moulton
Willis Nowell
Rosa France
H C Hamilton
Patrick McGowan
John Carrol
G W Simpson
Carrie E Simpson
Edna Simpson
Clarence W Simpson
Harry J Simpson
Charlies F Simpson
C F Farnsworth
E. Nichols
L C Crocker
Havre
Transatlantique
la Bretagne
New York
A C Mears
Anne M Parker
W al Bridgman
E A McDowell
L Averris
E J Chamberlain
Louis R Ober
A L Roteh
Arthur Roteh
Bremen
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Werra
George A Plummer
Susanna Willard
M F Tuckerman
K A Jennison
George Whichelow
Servia
Horatio Bigelow
A A Bigelow
John Farley
R Thomas
Reuben Kidner
T P Hewitt
Albert Crundall
Boston Mail Closes For Multiple Destinations This June
Shipping notices list mail deadlines from Boston for Costa Rica Nova Scotia Hawaiian Islands Brazil Australia and Pacific destinations. Deadlines include June 8 15 21 24 and 29 with various ships such as Foxhall Catania Umatilla Zealandia and Tropic Burd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Foxhall
New Orleans
Greatritain
Ireland
Catalonia
Boston
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Hawaiian Kingdom
Umatilla
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Uina- Lilla
Para
Pernambuco
Brazil
Cearense
Altimore
Sherpa Ieee Ec DA Sebaah
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Zealandia
CS Igeteete
Society Islands
Tropic Burd
Shipping News Mini Almanac for June in Boston Harbor
Arrivals and reports from the Port of Boston on June 14 include the steamers Stockholm City from London with indorsements to C Furness and Colorado from England to Sanderson & Son. Multiple vessels are listed with positions, wind conditions, fog, gales, and nearby ships, including Sea Witch, General Whitney, Penobscot, Star of the East, Tremont, Victoria, and others, along with foreign steamers and coastwise sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm City
Thompson
London
Indise
Furness
Thames
Colorado
Jenkins, Tull
Eng
Dimer
Sanderson & Son
Borderer
Boston
Sea Witch
Sydney
Nsw
General Whitney
Bearse
New York
H M Whitney
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Star of the East
Baker
Bath
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
George A Chaffee
Proctor
Gloucester
Harrisburg
Albertson
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Robinson
Victoria
Nor
Aarseth
Baracoa
Seaverns & Co
Tue
Confidence
Hawes
Sooloo
Adelia Carleton
Herald
Lewis
Macauley
Storm King
Hammond
Merryman
Antelope
Norfolk
Wit
Sch
Eliot
Lillian
Warren
Greenlaw
Deer Ise
Margaret
Leighton
Millbridge
D K Ham
Wardwell
Milton
Charlie Stedman
Mitchell
Lanesville
Henry Nickerson
Hopkins
Camden
Union
Rice
Machias
Sarah Jane
Alley
Boothbay
James Baker
Adams
Newburyport
Swis J M Eaton
Parsons
Prince Leboo
Blake
Rockport
Catalonia
Atkin
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Miranda
Leseman
Corkum
Bridgewater
Delong & Seaman
Eikaymond
Doucette
Port Gilbert
Same
Nina Paige
DeCoste
Harbor Au Bouche
Sunmimerside
Pel
Port Hawkesbury
Hattie & King
Collins
Windsor
JS Emery & Co
Surprise
J G Hall
Alice Bell
Burdick
Roberts Harbor
J W Linnell
Hattie Paige
Crocker
Adele Thackata
Kinmey
Kennebec
Fitz Bros & Co
John & Halladay
Moore
Elliott Low
Lamphir
Sullivan
Valencia
Schweigaard
Cumberland
St John
Port Antonio
Yarmouth
Argus
Tonawanda
Wallace
Fort Point
Gladittor
George Moon
Charter Oak
Tillie Baker
Icis Alsatian
Anele Thackara
John M Moore
K L Kenney
Princeton
Chromo
Hillli
Maritime Ship News From New England Ports
A dense list of vessels sailing and loading at ports including Salem Bangor and Gloucester with ships names captains and destinations. Entries note schooners like Willard Saulsbury and Martha and Susan along with cargoes shad and bbls of cod and various routes to New York Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Georgianna
Howard A Hunt
Heelman
Boston
Kate Walker
Fickett
Danversport
Eliza A Anderson
Lapsey
Haverhill
Charlotte Buck
Pendleton
Salem
Hattie
Lowe
Portsmouth
George H Ames
Marshall
Maria Adelaide
Atwood
Mary Snow
Lowell
Mary Lymburner
Beverly
William H Allison
Kenniston
Norfolk
Susan H. Ritchie
Perkins
Nassau
Clara E Colcord
Colcord
Witherell
Garfield
Baltimore
Otranto
Lockhart
New York
Abby ‘Thaxter
Johson
South Norwalk
George and Albert
Wentworth
New Efford
Waterloo
Kavanaugh
Cicero
Heath
Willard Saulsbury
Gray
Rondout
Wallace Ward
Vesper
Martha Lnness
Hunt
Port Johnson
Red Jacket
Arey
South Amboy
Wiscasset
William F Collins
Higgins
Hoston
Crisfield
Nat Meader
Dunton
Nillbridge
Jennie Lind
Mitchell
Brunswick
Caroline
Hackins
Joe
Kelley
Billow
Strout
Boothbay
Lira
Dodge
Yankee Blane
Coombs
Express
Franklin
Portland
Planter
Smith
Shartota Morgan
Hardin
Mintoria
Gott
Orland
Wgmerson
Com Tucker
Charles Cooper
Mary Elizabeth
Gloucester
Martha
Susan
R Lane
Clytie
Matthew Keany
Sarah M Jacobs
Georges
Edwin A Grazie
Shore
Vineyard Haven
George
Prescott
Dobbin
Vinalhaven
Corvo
Kennedy
Helen
Bishop
Rockland
Sarah
Roberts
Bath
Hatch
Ristol
Plow Boy
Handy
Chase
Pratt
AW Eilis
Ferguson
Jennie Rogers
Nantucket
Senator Grimes
Clark
Calais
Fall River
E & G W Hinds
Coleman
Bridgeport
Lizzie J Call
Augusta
Frank Lerbert
Herries
Schs
Carlotta
Read
Hillsboro
N B
N H Skinner
Nickerson
South Gardiner
Charlie & Wille
Whitbrook
Kennebec
Wail
Richmond
Telegraph
Keller
Thomaston
Magnolia
Hooper
Rockport
Wm Howes
Orleans
Mass
Hoboken
Florida
White
Yall River
F A Magee
Keefe
Llisworth
Modesty
Jersey City
Mabel Rose
Barrett
Dresden
Philadelphia
Bark Joseph Baker
Eaton
Washington, DC
Maritime departures and cargoes listed across ports
Shipping notices from Antwerp to Swinemunde detail June departures and destinations. Vessels include Rialto for New York, Evelyn Paysandu, Mary Stewart Fecamp, and Forest Rights Pensacola, among others. Several brigs and barks hail from Br, Ger, Nor, Ita, and For crews bound for Charleston, Montreal, Stettin, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Sailea
Rialto
New York
Hermann
Ger
Buenos Ayres
Evelyn
Roberts
Paysandu
Cardiff
Mary Stewart
Nor
Andersen
Fecamp
Violet
West
Breimerhaven
Warsaw
le Blanc
St John
CORE
Bark der Wanderer
Boyden
Brunswick
Folkestone
Samuel
Ohlrich
Harburg
Charleston
Fleet Wood
Forest Rights
Murphy
Pensacola
Glasgow
Alcides
Montreal
Girgenti
Patuzzo
Edwin
London
British Empire
Boston
Liverpool
Lake Ontario
Albion
Hansen
Pugwash
Whaler Sir Hattie E Smith Returns with Sperm Oil
New Bedford June 14 Sir Hattie E Smith of Edgartown returns from an 18 month whaling voyage with a total catch of 7460 barrels of sperm oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Sir Hattie E Smith
Edgartown
Fishing Vessel Angling Report From New England Coast
Sailed from Newport on the 13th with Isaac Carlton Travincetown Julia Castra and others aboard for Georges Bank to codfish and mackerel. The Angie Nickerson reports 200 barrels of large porgies off Highland Light and a large school seen nearby. anglers included Geo M Estes Willie Smith and Emma W Brown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Isaac Carlton
Travincetown
Julia Castra
Georges Bank
Young Sultan
Portland
Geo M Estes
Gloucester
Willie Smith
Send
Emma W Brown
M S Wetherell
Provincetown
Dune
Angie Nickerson
Highland Light
Maritime positions reported for ships in June and May
The report notes ships Panay City of Liverpool Eaton Hall Majestic Tillie E Starbuck Lucknow and Hartfield by position and route events. It records blue lights and coordinates as well as departures from Manila Pascagoula Cardiff Melbourne New York and Newcastle NSW with several dates in May June and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucknow
Joseph B Thomas
Lermond
Baltimore
San Francisco
Staten Land
Cane of Good Hope
London
New York
Isaac
Dare
Terzo
Christiansen
Pensacola
Garsten
Panay
Manila
City of Liverpool
McCarthy
Pascagoula
Liverpool
Eaton Hall
Lawrence
Cardiff
Majestic
Bergman
Melbourne
Newcastle
Nsw
Cape Schanck
Tillie E Starbuck
Curtis
Portland
Lidstone
Fed
Hartfield
Notable Maritime Notices From Beaufort and Ottawa
Notices report a derelict schooner displaced near Beaufort bearing risks to navigation with masts missing and deckhouse present. Ottawa issues changes in lights at Prince Edward Island, shifting the outer bar channel and advising range usage and beacon adjustments for safe approach in the Gulf of St Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaufort
Bothnia
Liverpool
New York
Ottawa
Ont
Minister of Marine
Grand Rustico Harbor
Prince Edward Island
Gulf of St Lawrence
Victoria
Crap
Strait of Northumberland
Cape St Lawrence
Search Report From Argus On Derelict Patriot And Other Wrecks
Captain Bernard reports near miss of Patriot near lat 41.17 N 65 12 W after a weeklong hunt from Boston, finding two pine timbers 37 and 23 feet and lumber likely from Ottawa, with 748 miles sailed in heavy weather and fog. Other notes include a derelict schooner sightings near James A Garfield, Watch Hill losses, and various vessel incidents and salvage actions across Halifax, Portland, New London, Philadelphia, and London, highlighting wrecks and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Argus
Patriot
Boston
Ottawa
Baltimore
James A Garfield
Elbow Cay
Stonington
Sir John H Sherwood
Watch Hill
Bath
Gadttano
New York
Joseph W Fish
Virginia
Portland
Sir Anne E Stevens
Philadelphia
Halifax
Shelburne
Little Hope Island
Liverpool
Merrimac
Ark Wm
Kathleen
Marbella
Vorwarts
Bremen
London
Patriot Queen
Heyburn
Laken
Lon
Staffa
Wry
Pensacola
Buenos Ayres
Rave
Southampton
St John
Teresa Olivari
Table Bay
Cgh
Chatham
Vabusintac
Ossuna
Foreign Ports Ship Movements and Sailed Dates
A compiled list of vessel movements from numerous ports including Adelaide Newcastle Antwerp Havana Kingston London Moncton Marseilles Naples and Yokohama with vessels such as Faith Hermann Bracadaile City of Atlanta City of Columbia Basil Italia Italia and Oceanic sailing to destinations like Boston New York Havana San Francisco and Singapore, plus cargo and brig movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Faith
Baker
Newcastle
Nsw
Antwerp
Hermann
Boston
New York
Rialto
Batavia
Veronica
McLellan
Evie J Ray
Dow
Ns Thesand
J R Penrose
Osion
Garrucha
Bracadaile
Newman
Philadelphia
Hantsport
Sci Florida
Priest
Hamburg
Sorrento
Belize
Hon
Seth
Clarabel
Walker
St Munson
Swain
Halifax
Black River
Jam
Nellie Shipman
Hudson
Provience
Liverpool
Prinz Friedrich Carl
City of
Thomas
Vancouver
Lindall
Nova Scotia
Potter
Low Point
Marie
Hansen
Buenos Ayres
Gulf of St Lawrence
London
Elwell
Barstow
Gravesend
Erin
Tyson
Moncton
Percy H Reed
Anthony
Basil
Thompson
Priorhill
Donovan
San Francisco
Marseilles
Italia
Craig
Josephine
Rogers
Hong Kong
Naples
Alesia
Walliatt
Perim
Spindrift
Hall
Singapore
United States
Rouen
Nanna
Grubbstrom
Stetting
Australia
Southampton
Victoria
Trave
Bremen
Swansea
Llandaff City
Gore
ST Jago
Cuba
Godrevy
Jamison
Havana
Nether Holme
Ritchie
ST Pleres
Mig
Greta
Corbett
Tampico
Elsie
Baylis
Progreso
Wellington
Westland
Portland
C. Windsor
Davida
Newcomb
Persia
Malcolm
Yokohama
Japan
Sailead
Oceanic
Maritime Ship Movements Across Domestic Ports
Domestic ports Apalachicola and Baltimore record a string of brigs schooners and ships sailing to and from Boston New York Philadelphia and Wilmington with captains and dates noted. Vessels include Lillie F Schmidt Daylight Charles Dennis Rival Nellie Paine Georgia Nova Scotia and HKaltimore with routes to Liverpool Rio Janeiro and Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apalachicola
Rebecca
Lamdin
Wiggins
Boston
Lillie F Schmidt
Henderson
Alexandrla
Daylight
Hodgdon
Kennebec
Balth
Charles Dennis
Haskell
Baltimore
John Cadwallader
New York
Fideman
Kimball
Danversport
Rival
Stuart
Nellie € Paine
Nickerson
Wilmington
Del
Index
Mary A Hood
Philadelphia
Georgia
McFadden
Malcolmson
Washington, DC
Nova Scotia
Liverpool
Hkaltimore
Rio Janeiro
Joshua Baker
Kelley
Buenos
Sailed Shipping News From Atlantic Ports The 19th Century
A dense list of ships and schooners sailing from and clearing at ports such as Tarpon Bay Boston Portland New York Philadelphia and Baltimore with vessels including steamer Shawmut and ships Fannie L Child and Gov Wilmot. Narratives note arrivals and departures at Brunswick Ga Belfast Me and other hubs, with cargoes to load for Buenos Aires New York and Philadelphia and multiple destinations including Portland and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swis Petro
Jameson
Jonesport
Mary Lymburner
Baker
Bangor
New York
Calais
Providence
Emma Louise
Pushaw
Bridgeport
Georgiana
Boston
Darien
Aaron Reppard
Steelman
Philadelphia
Patch Island Harbor
Jed Frye
Langley
Marchehead
Gembrauscomb
St John
Nicelias
Carrie C Ware
Keene
Hillsboro
Newark
Fortuna
Ellis
Windsor
Maggie Ellen
Littlejohn
Portland
Sophie Godfrey
McCarty
Hagvert
Guadaloupe
Woodside
Wade
James D Dewell
Kelsey
New Haven
Normandy
Rivers
Fall River
Annie T. Bailey
Marston
Perth Amboy
Cape Henry
Greenock
Green's Landing
Curtis
Hyannis
Witch Hazel
Arnold
Bath
Plow Boy
Handy
Haverhill
Nettie M Rogers
Oreans
Katie J Hoyt
Bearse
Florence Nowell
Nickerson
Kate Scranton
Kelly
Dennisport
Centipede
Lubec
Sears
Huntress
Fanny Flint
Salem
Maud
Northern Light
Pavilion
Lugano
Boardman
Norfolk
Tremont
Brophy
Oaks Ames
Henry Souther
Hopper
Cuba
Newbury Port
Richt
Payne New York
Ann Elizabeth
Kodge
Port Johnson
Minquas
Cobb
Hercules
Rattlesnake
Roger Drury
Delay
Brunswick
Eizabeth M Cook
Clark
Jiverty
Taylor
Kennebec
Atlantic City
New Bedford
Mass
Evan Rose
Burnett
Yreka
Smith
L Sherman
Hallett
James Parker
St. Benjamin
Mary Miller
Dayton
Newport
Samuel L Crocker
Deering
Uargest
O'Donnell
Amboy
John Stockham
Kenyon
Whistler
Keefe
Taunton
Swisney State
Eclipse
Dixon
James M Lharles
Whipple
Kate & Mary
Cogswell
Elizabethport
Onward
Samuel L Troup
Pierce
Robert Morgan
Crossley
Keystone
Wilder
J K ‘Leal
Rose
Havana
Stamford
Baracoa
Speculant
Adelaide
Maria
Canary Island
Anna L Taylor
Lisbon
la Bretagne
de Jousselin
Havre
Belair
Broadfoot
Carolina
Ugalde
Avonmouth
Ailsa
Morris
Jacmel
Entella
Bruno
Barcelona
Werra
Gussius
Kremen
Martello
Abbott
Hull
Glengarry
Gedice
London
Circassia
Harris
Glasgow
Servia
Walker
Liverpool
Ilabana
Vila
Barks Maria Casabona
Olivari
Stockholm
Arizona
Robbins
Japan
Felisa
Leareta
Oporto
Webster
Kenney
Brisbane
Liberia
Page
Sierra Leone
Syria
Pattangall
Rosario
Nellie Smith
Wallace
Buenos Ayres
Patterson
Vulcan
Lewis
Frei Walton
Rich
Nellie
Drinkwater
Rondout
L Eaton
Grierson
Flyaway
Thomas
Woodbridge
Wild Fire
Grafton
Owl’s Head
Scis
Barbados
Glad Tidings
Roberts
Port Spain
Pottsville
Ritson
Panther
Anderson
Newburyport
Claudine
Robertson
West Bay
Dreadnaught
Kate W Aitken
Brower
Charleston
Everett Webster
Endicott
Rodney Parker
Higgins
Lynn
Cora
Kerce
Phineas
Sprague
Newcastle
Del
Arbutus
George K Vreeland
Thomas Koot
Saco
Rita M Barter
Savannah
Emma B Shaw
Joshua Lovett
Joel Cook
Robena
Delaware
Elektra
Larbados
Geo M Adams
Standiah
Fernandina
Portsmouth
Luther A Roby
Baltimore
Merwin
Grace Gower
Hinds
Annapolis
Lower Harbor
Gen Grant
Wells
F & T Lupton
Longstreet
Newport News
J G Fell
Crowley
Rockland
Addie Wessels Petiie
Nautilus
Tolman
Annie Dickinson
Hart
Beverly
F Crockett
Thorndike
George Pierce
Arey
Sailea
Georgie Berry
Gina
E G Williard
Foster
Wilmington
Eva
Dane
Last 332 operations show strong gains and low death rates
The report notes 332 operations with 127 Massachusetts towns and 754 Boston cases, claiming up to 45 lb gains in 16 weeks and 25 lb in six weeks. It contrasts with Boston mortality at 25.6 per 1000 and asserts widespread improvement with suppositories and liquid food offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
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L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Fall River Steamboat Office
Boston & Bangor Steamshin
Foster’s
FTO
Bar Harbor
Ellsworth
Ta. m
William H. Hill
Eastport
St. John and Annapolis
North River
H. M. Whitney
India Wharf
Mallory
Galveston
Coma
Alamo
Port Royal
Brunswick & Fernandina
Rio Grande
Seth Sprague
Bos- Setour
Peeton
C.F. Williams
Jung
Grand Junction
Custom House
Postoffice
Kennebec River
N. 41
Lincoln
Wharfree
Halowell
Chas. H. Hyde
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Spa.m
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Joe Despatch
Baltimore & Ohio
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen. Agt
Murs Dock
Murdock
Murdock Liquid Food CO
American Bell Phone Company
WM. R. Driver
Merrimack
Qeanufacturing
Howard Stockton
Chichester
Druggtists
Lap
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison Sq.,Phila
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Farwell Bros
Dorchester St
South