Surplus Funds Grow as Windom Sets Bond Purchases
Treasury reports a rising surplus now at 50.2 million dollars, up five million from ten days ago, driven by receipts of 23.2 million and expenditures around 12 million including pensions. Secretary Windom plans to maintain current bond purchase strategy though he may increase purchases if allowed.
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Washington
Treasury
Windom
Enterprising G rocers Open With Notable Attendees
The Cobb Bates Yerxa store at Causeway and Portland opened with invitations issued to Boston and New England traders. Managers include M N Cobb J P Bates H D Yerxa L W Jouett J N Parker. Notables such as Charles James Wallace Pierce F C Wilson and many others attended the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Causeway
Portland Streets
Boston
New England
M. N. Cobb
J. P. Bates
H. D. Yerxa
L W. Jouett
J.N. Parker
Peter 4. Brigham
Robert Codman
Iever
Causeway Street
Joan F. Holt
Charles James
Cambridge
The
Grocers’ Association
Wallace L. Pierce
F. C. Wilson
Haverhill
W. F. Currier
Lawrence
O. H. Allen
Holmes& Coutts
Crackers
John F. Merritt
Quincy
A. W. Hersey
C. D. Cobb & Bros
W. A. Holmes
Kh. B. Wasson
Henry Pierce
O.T. Boge
Howard W. Spurrierez G
Porter
W. H. Seaver
J. B. Shattuck
E. C. Comey
W. G. Benedict
Albert Stone
George W. Merritt
Albert Goodrich
A. F. Hayward
E. T. Fobes
John F. Annable
J. F Nickerson
Costello €. Converse
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
E. B. Earle
B.I. Thayer
Swaine, Earle & Co
G. Bullard
Gf, Winch
E. T. Seitz
F. Kelley
Cornelius Dorr
Moses Dorr
D. K. Reed
H. O. Aldrich
Chester
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted Against Kidney Disease
Dr George Johnson of Kings College London cites enlarged small artery nerves in chronic Brights disease as cause of apoplexy pneumonia and rheumatism. He argues kidney disease uncurbed leads to these conditions and claims Warner's Safe Cure cures kidney disease removing morbid blood.
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Warner
George Johnson
Kings College
London
Eng
Bright
New Fishing Grounds Report Grampus Cruise
A United States letter from GuoucrstTER dated March 22 details the Grampus schooner cruise in the Gulf of Mexico under Captain J W Collins. The vessel conducts fish commission science missions since winter repairs after Nantucket grounding, with prior explorations around Newfoundland and Labrador. The work aims to map food fish habits and movements benefiting national fishermen, with further gains anticipated.
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Guoucrstter
United States
Grampus
Gulf of Mexico
Fish Commission
Nantucket
J. W. Collins
Division of Fisheries
Newfoundland
Labrador
Collins
Ship News Almanac March 23 High Water Details
Maritime brief notes indicate high water conditions for Saturday March 23 with references to day length and coded readings BGO and TM. No clear events or vessel names are provided.
Mignon at the Boston Theatre Season Offering
Last evening the Boston Theatre staged a single season performance of Mignon by Ambroise Thomas. The cast featured Wilhelm Meister Karl Arnt Eugene Cowles Montgomery Chapin Fred Dison Antonio A. Nichols Mignon Juliette Corden Marie Stone Jessie Bartlett Davis with strong chorus and orchestra. The article notes solid acting and vocal interpretation, praises Miss Corden and Miss Davis, and lists upcoming shows for the week including Pygmalion and Galatea Dorothy The Bohemian Girl and Fautinitza with Dorothy slated for Saturday matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bostonians
M. Ambroise ‘Cthomas
Wilhelm Meister
Eecerenucas
Kom Karlarnt
Eugene Cowles Mertes
Eesereveses
D. A. Montgomery Chapind
Fred
Antonio
A. E. Nichols
Juliette Corden
Marie Stone Frederic
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Karl
Mignon
Dorothy
Fautinitza
Harbor Report of Arrivals and Movements At Sea
This excerpt notes arrivals and movements of multiple vessels including Steamer Galileo and Steamer New Brunswick with cargoes and passengers, reports of seas and winds from March 9 to 20, a capsized bell buoy at Pollock Kip Shoal, buoy adrift at Pollockea, and various vessels cleared or sailed. Observations include harbor entries, tug details, and coastal weather conditions with gale and squall events and a forecast of light east to south winds tomorrow.
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Galileo
Magee
Hull
Mase
Sanderson & Son
New Brunswick
Pike
St.John
Portland
Herman Winter
Hallett
New York
Lf M Whitney
Katahdin
Pierce
Kangor
Forest City
Snowman
Tremont Temple Lectures by Dr Greene in March
Dr Greene a renowned nervous disease specialist from 34 Temple Place Boston will present a spring series of free illustrated lectures at Tremont Temple on March 25 26 and 27 at 8 PM An all male private talk is planned for Wednesday evening and free private female only sessions are set for Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons Admission to all lectures is free.
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Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Tremont Temple
George A. Dary
Quingy
Norfolk
Boston Post
George Waite
Esquire
Jonathan Cobb
Register
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Dorothy Selinger
Joan Paul Selinger
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Massach
Wsetts
John Q
Williams
George Z. Adams
Francie WY. Balch
Joan W. McKim
Boston Protective Department
Act of Incorporation
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Water Street
Osborne Howes, Jr
Forest Hills Cemetery
Union Hall
Po Street
Samuel C. Cobb
Board of Trustees
Arthur R. Potter
Maritime Ship Movements From Atlantic to Asia and Australia
A scattered list of ships with routes and positions includes the Steamer Arizona New York to Liverpool on March 20 at latitude 40 46 north and longitude 68 24 west. Also shown are the Vigilant from New York to Amoy and Hong Kong on January 22 at unknown latitude and longitude placeholders. Additional entries include the Henry Villard to Seattle on February 28 at latitude 8 north longitude 28 west, the J W Wendt from Bremen to New York, the bark Martha Percival from Cardiff to St Catherine's with February 7 at latitude 4 north longitude 27 west, the Bark Ivanhoe from Workington to Rosario on February 1 at latitude 13 north longitude 26 west, the Bark Serrano from Brunswick Georgia to Montevideo near the equator longitude 29 west, and the Douglass Dearborn from Boston to Sydney on February 21 at latitude 23 north longitude 57 west.
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Arizona
New York
Liverpool
Gould
Amoy
Hong Kong
Henry Villard
Perkins
Seattle
J W Wendt
Lass
Bremen
Martha Percival
Roberts
Cardiff
St Catherine’s
Ivanhoe
Workington
Rosario
Serrano
Edgett
Brunswick
Nsw
Dinners and guests at Youngs and area clubs
The sixth Schubert Club dinner was at Youngs with J H Stickney presiding and L H Chub buck toastmaster. Harvard Press Association dined at the Tavern with G B Warner presiding. the Boylston Medical Society met at the Thorndike with Drs Hodges and Monks as speakers. The Association of Veteran Engineers had a Crawford luncheon. Numerous guests from New York to Montreal attended, including F S Harrison, Mrs Eastman, and many others listed by venue.
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Schubert Club
Young’s
J. H. Stickney
L. H. Chubbuck
H. ©. Barnabee
J. N. Danforth
Allen H. Brown
Harvard Press Association
G. B. Warner
J. P. Dennison
F. O. Cobb
H. T. Parker
R. E. Faulkner
Boylston Medical Society
Thorndike
H. L. Bunell
W. D
George W. Powell
Chicago
A. T. Kelley
St. Louis
P. M. Rhodes
Bangor
Freight and Charter Market Wavers in Boston and New York
In Boston and New York markets on March 22 the freight market sits largely inactive with little available tonnage, river business stalled, and loading berths cleared. However a brisk demand exists for southern lumber, and several charters and coastwise trades appear with varied rates and routes including vessels to Cadiz, Matanzas, Philadelphia, and Boston with lumber, sugar, ice, coal, and molasses noted in current or expected rates.
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Boston
Kennebec
East Indiges
Mabel ‘Te Zips
Matanzas
Hatteras
Sir Charles F Tuttle
Savannah
New York
Hoston
Red Beach
Norfolk
Elizabethport
Portland
Philadelphia
Forest City
Belfast
Port Jeffferson
Boothbay
Richmond
L G Potter
Peary
Wellington
Bayonné
Skitteras
Errorr
Newport News
Liverpool
Barks Recovery
Fence
Port de Bone
Emma Payzant
West Bay
Bri Vaerineer
Baltic
Forest King
Shanghai
South America
John Black
Bridgewater
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Schiennie Matheson
Lizzie Matheson
Buracoa
Vessel Movements from Vineyard Haven to Boston
From our correspondents steamer Lorenzo D Baker Wiley Jamaica bound for Boston passed 22d at 3 pm. Horse Island Me sailed 21st under master George Moulton Hall Beaufort SC.
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Vineyard Haven
Lorenzo D Baker
Wiley
Jamaica
Boston
Horse Island
George Moulton
Hall
Beaufor& SC
Multiple 19th century ships listed with routes and dates
Maritime log entry records sailings and arrivals for numerous vessels including bark Hassel, Paris, Crown Jewel, Areola, Britannia, Louisa and Auguste, Alcinous, Kalliope, James L YVendergast, Drummuir, Shalatta, E J Spicer, Harry Batley, Erminia V, Alessandro, Circassia, Kate F Troop, Condor, Latona, Sodium, Buccleugh, Bartolomeo Gagliardo, Consiglia Galatola, Ustavat, De Prosperino, and Carrie Harvey with ports such as New York, Bangkok, New Orleans, Buenos Ayres, Portland, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Cardiff, Leghorn, Ustavat voyage, and dates March 15–22 and February 13–March 22.
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Anjer
Hassel
Nor
Ekbertsen
New York
Bangkok
Antwerp
Paris
New Orleans
Buenos Ayres
Crown Jewel
Grafton
Cardiff
Algeria
Dukin
Pensacola
Dunkirk
Areola
Verigrine
Portland
Gibraltar
Britannia
Parazol
Marseilles
Hamburg
Louisa
Auguste
Ger
Hansen
Philadelphia
MULL
Aar
Highlands
Owen
Isle OF Wight
Alcinous
Brown
Shields
San Francisco
Lisbon
Kalliope
Sivertson
James L Yvendergast
Pendleton
Liverpool
Drummuir
Withers
Fleetwood
Shalatta
Pennington
London
E J Spicer
Spicer
Carailf
Montevideo
Harry Batley
Hoar
Sharpness
Erminia V
Alessandro
de: Erling
Moville
Circassia
Young
Glasgow
Manila
Kate F Troop
Banks
Newcastle
Nsw
Oporto
Condor
Nielsen
Eng
Latona
Lipsett
Rom Ghent
Sodium
Manson
Queenstown
Buccleugh
Johnson
Tarifa
Bartolomeo Gagliardo
Ital
Solari
Leghorn
Consiglia Galatola
Lavino
Tarragona
Ustavat
Rus
Carlson
Mobile
de Prosperino
Lavarello
Catania
Vianna
Carrie Harvey
Wyatt
St Johns
Wrecks and navigational notices from Crooked Bay
Mariners report the steamer Zizania towing the Five Fathom Lightship off position near Indian River and anchoring at 712 fathoms. The bark E L Pentecill lies north of mid channel near Maltinore bound for Loston. A sea buoy at Great Egg Harbor Inlet has drifted about 1.25 miles south and will be replaced.
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Lewis
Zizania
Indian River
Norfolk
E L Pettengill
Maltinore
Loston
Mid Channel
Cape Henry
Cape Charles
Philadelphia
Great Eggarbor Inlet
Warner's Log Cabin Remedies Listed for Old Time Uses
Warner & Co. advertises old fashioned remedies such as Hops Buchu Remedy and Dougl and Consumption Remedy for internal use. Also offered are Hair Tonic Extract, Plasters, Rose Cream, and Liver Pills under the Harpers Safe Remedies line, claiming equal value to leading preparations. All druggists carry them.
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Warner
VF Wonners
Warner & Co
Arper
Falsehood Hath a Goodly Outside in Pyle Immitations
A brief note highlights the deception behind imitators of Pyle's Pearline. It warns consumers that outside appearances conceal inferior quality products and urges caution in purchasing.
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Pyle
Mails Close at Boston for Global Destinations
Postal notices list mail close times from Boston for March 23 and 31, with routes to Costa Rica, Great Britain, Ireland, Mexico, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Society Islands, and Pacific destinations. Ships named include Foxhall Pavonia Panama Worcester Tropic Bird Zelandia. Mails close Sunday March 31 at 5 p.m.
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Costa Rica
Port Simon
Foxhall
New Orleans
Great Britain
Ireland
Pavonia
Boston
Vera Cruz
Progreso
Mex
Panama
New York
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Halifax
Worcester
Society Islands
San Francisco
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zelandia
Whalers and Navy Move Toward Sitka and Arctic Waters
Sailing orders sent to the U S S Thetis at Mare Island to proceed to Sitka touching en route at necessary points. If Sitka is quiet she will continue north to focus on whaling fleet and U S commercial interests near bearing Straits and the Arctic Ocean. Sir Sarah W Hunt returned from sealing voyage and towed to New London for recoppering ahead of another voyage.
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Washington
United States
Thetis
Mare Island Navy Yard
Sitka
Bearing Straits
Arctic Ocean
New Bevford
Sarah W Hunt
Stonington
New London
Shipping losses and insurance reports from Atlantic routes
Boston reports list ships St Cloud and Orion insured for 256000 each after damage at sea. Copra jettisoned from Orion near Jaluit Feb 24 to Mar 4. Mattie E Hiles and H L Baker ships reported with leaks and returns, with Beaufort and Norfolk as noted ports.
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Boston
St Cloud
New York
Batavia
Orion
San Francisco
Jaluit
Marshall Islands
Mattie E Hiles
Newberne
Barbados
Néilie Potter
Beaufort
St Kitts
H L Baker
Bath
Norfolk, Va
Veering Maritime Skips and Groundings Across Ports
Marine dispatches from March 22 detail vessels grounded or damaged near Vineyard Haven Rockport and Barnegat. Sir Ann Eliza grounded near Rockport but freed by tug C M Wich, returning leaky with lime cargo on fire. Other reports note steamer Lucy P Miller’s spring voyage, Nellie Potter distress, coal bunker fire on Australia, and Barnegat wrecks affecting J W Wendt and W L White with tugs dispatched for salvage.
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Rockport
Vineyard Haven
Sir Ann Eliza, Bishop
Rockland
New York
C M Wich
Bangor
Lucy P Miller
Bucksport
Bellfort
Nellie Potter
Wahab
St Kitts
Atllam
London
Australia
McRitchie
Mediterranean
Yoxford
Thompson
Lealtime
Queenstown
Provincetown
Sylph
Boston
Gallatin
Belfast
L White
Storaway
Scot
Liverpool
Charleston
Norden
Mobile
Hamburg
William B Steelman
oSk
Point Pleasant
Florida
Norfolk
Luther C Ward
Helicon
Regulator
C Ape Henry
Millam Neck
Savannah
Sir Josephine, Parker
Laguna
Mahogany
Penn
J W Wendt
Bremen
Barnegat
St John
Portsmouth
Ira Boat Harbor
Bath
Kelley
J L Lothrop
William ‘T Donnell
Virginia
New Orleans
Joseph Oteri
Douglass
Stevens
Mareh
Ships and voyages report sailing records across global ports
Maritime notices list vessels sailing and clearing from Antwerp Bremen Cadiz Caibarlen Fleelwood Halifax Havana Liverpool Rio Janeiro St Croix St Vincent Shanghai Sydney Saint John Shanghai Yokohama with captains, destinations, and dates from March 2 to March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Pioneer
Nielsen
Pascagoula
Bremen
Nestor
Ehemeke
Wilmington
Cadiz
Teresina
Lubrano
New York
Caibarlen
Lermond
Gilmore
Havana
Fleelwood
Drummuir
Withers
San Francisco
Halifax
Florida
Crosby
St Kitts
Worcester
Boston
Alcides
Rolie
Baltimore
Riatto
London
Elisha Gibbs
Woods
Carbarten
Philadelphia
Llvervpool
Vancouver
Lindall
Portland
John McDonald
Storer
Minnehaha
Boggs
St John
Rio Janeiro
Advance
Beers
Spruitt
Shanghae
Demerara
Dixon
Maggie Miller
Gale
Genius
Morris
Crickett
Kennealy
Walsh
Donovan
Ettie
Hamlyn
Trinidad
Cuba
Harry Smith
Hutchinson
Yokohama
Japan
Honauwar
Lane
Lioilo
Shipping News From Atlantic Ports in Late March
The report lists vessels sailing or clearing from Astoria to New Orleans and Newport News, detailing ships like the C Southard Hulbert Davis Portland and Konkordia Neil son Vera Cruz alongside schooners and steamers bound for London, Bremen, New York, and other ports. It notes rough seas near Chatham and multiple arrivals and clearances on March 21 22, with numerous named captains and destinations.
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Astoria
British India
Cleve
Grimsby
Otterspool
Evans
Newcastle
Nsw
Jain
Clearest
Walter Parker
Tracy
Win Maird
Reed
Portland
Qi Ui
Maine
London
Elwood Harlow
New York
King Philip
Portsmouth
Brunswick
Jéssmore
Liverpool
Annie Vyalley
Maraton
Bucksville
Nellie Rokes
Gould
Beaufort
Carrie Hall
Howland
Fall River
Bogue Inlet
Warren Hall
Walker
New Bedford
Hatteras Inlet
Geo Taulane, Jr. Fisher
Galveston
Pensacola
Baltimore
Ocracoke Inlet
TM Thomas
Beveridge
Bermuda Hundred
Booth Brothers
Burdick
City Point
Beliant
Schs
Penobscot
Carter Jacksonville
Mary Farrow
Condon
Boston
Calais
L A Boardman
Jed F Curren
Oston
Lucy
Hyannis
Annie Gus
Chatham
Mass
Eleanora
D H Miller
Barcelona
Enchantress
Rolent
Baisen
Barks Riea
Harburg
Laguen
Hamburg
Sche Lillie
Schmidt
Benjamin F Lee de Billie
Derby
Welcs Point
Conn
Parker
Charles Morford
Coosaw
Richard
Leaming
Norton
Savannah
Darien
Maud Sherwood
Kelly
Espaon
Tol Locared
Trenmor
Olsen
Ndon
Maduro
Bernier
Fortress Monroe
Round
Swis
J B Atkinson
Havana
Delaware
Marion Hill
Vist
Abbie
Eva Hooper
Townsend
Charleston
Philadelphia
Galvescon
San Marcos
Burrows
Greenwich
I Thompson
Tief
Jacksonville
Fiora Condon
Bruce
McKay
Rio Janeiro
W Lewis
Fehring
M Muller
Patterson
New Orleans
Cadiz
Garro
Whorntondale
Hick
Rouen
Newport News
Nochdale
Palermo
el Monte
Louisiana
Port Eads
Robinia
Dunkirk
Inventor
Californian
Pallas
St Petersburg
Teresa Figeuras
Newport
Luther C Ward
Helicon
Alava
Efficient
Camellia
Reval
Muciano
Maristow
Bremen
Edmondsiey
William F Eech
Ross
Providence
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Bailey
Newark
Manhattan
Alexandria
Mediterranean
England
Lake Superior
State of Nevada
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Seneca
Saale
Carl Konow
Baracoa
Josie Repee
Hart Island Roads
C Dixon
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Edie
Sallie W Ponder
Reiideer
Ada Herbert
Lizzie Amond
Whitestone
Egred
Venuiami
Weyer
Antwerp
Werra
Bussius
Rotterdam
Vanderzee
Alvena
Mackay
Jacmel
Servia
Colorado
Jenkins
Hull
Moravia
Winkler
Ludgate Hill
Brown
Sailed and cleared vessels across global ports in a busy 19th century record
A long list records ships sailing from New Bedford Portland Philadelphia and San Francisco to Liverpool Havana and other destinations. Vessels include steamers Circassian Circassian and Nacoochee sailing for Europe and the Americas. Notable ships and routes appear with dates, departures, and destinations across multiple ports.
Passengers Listed From Various Liners
Passenger lists include travelers from Boston to Liverpool aboard the Ta vonia with Helen Greeley Ruthven Tucker M F Smith M L Smith and others. New York passengers on La Champagne include Eugene R Knapp and family. Aller from New York lists George E Adams and Clara Hartung. Galileo out of Liverpool lists John Rice.
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Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Tavonia
Helen Greeley
Ruthven Tucker
M F Smith
M L Smith
Duckett
George Dickman
John Knight
J F P Lawton
G R Lawton
Wood
Ebba Erickson
Philip A Herford
E A Brigham
F A Ellis
Havre
Transatlantique
la Champagne
New York
Eugene R Kn
Warner's Safe Cure praised as household remedy across nations
The piece extols Warner's Safe Cure as a sensible, worthwhile investment for families facing medical costs. It recounts Hon. H. H. Warner of Rochester, a kidney disease survivor, who founded the business with laboratories in the U S and warehouses abroad. It notes the remedy is plant based and distributed widely in Europe and America.
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Warner
H. H. Warner
Rochester
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
England
Germany
Austria
Australia
Burmah
Europe
America
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Geo. E. Smalley
Central Wharf
Associated Railways
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Fraight
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
Yxldo A. Pearce
N. E
Boston & Providence Railroad
Boston & Bangor S.S. Co. Eee
Camden
Searsport
Tieen’s Landing
Swan's Island
South West Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
William Hh, Hill
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Cephalonia
Samaria
Scythia
Catalonia
Reland
State Street
Alexander Martin
Glasuow
Hi. & A. Allan
White Star Line
Royal Mail
Anon
Atlantic
RED Star Line
E. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Warren Line
Michigan
Merch
Palestine
Norseman
Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
Leyland Line
Bay Arlan
Istrian
Bostonian
Ee Tayee & Linoul
Arsents
Tate Street
Furness Line
Ripon City
Furness
Mallory Lines
Lampasas
Nueces
Brunswick & Fernandina
Azores
Sarah
L. R. Hale
A. Adams & CO
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Speenee
Norman
Long Wharf
Warehian
Thesday
West
EB Sampson
Cromwell Line
New Orleans Direct
Pier 9
North River
Hudson
S. Knickerbocker
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ala
Red Rivers
India Wharf
Pier 11
Soth
I. M. Whitney
Lidia Wharf
Gloucester
Boston & Gloucester Steam
North Side Central Wharf
HIE Steamship
Grand Junction
Custom House
Agenta
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Norfols
Catherine T. Tripp
Said County
Commonwealth OF Massachus
Catherine Pfaff
Henry Pfaff
Jacob Pefaff
Cron
Robert Wilson
Chelsea
George Mason
Joan Gibbons
Annie Lelx Gibbons
Totlce
John Dolan
Joseph 5
Lowe
Admr
Sophia Munroe
Ous Munroe
Dorchester Magual Fire Insurance Company
Neponset
Choos
Thomas Fef. Semple
Obe Ee
United States Military Prison
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
George F. Cooke
15Th Infantry
Canada Atlantic S.8s. CO
Lewis Wharf
Bos Mnton
C.F. Williams
Sok
Philadelphia- Schr
Samuel G Hart
Union Wharf
Mayo & CO
Commercial Street