New Books in 19th Century Novels and Critics
A review of current novels and authors, rating Fatima by Abi S. Jackman as vulgar, critiquing Clip Her Wing Let Her Soar, and praising W. E. Norris Miss Shafto and Adeline Sergeant The Luck of the House. Notes on other titles include A Ride on a Cyclone and The Pennycomequicks, with publication details and pricing. The piece highlights reader tastes and literary quality across multiple authors and series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abi S. Jackman
Fatima
Rives
Inez
Jezebel
Rita
W. H. Ballou
Jules Verne
Sugar Swamp
Sephy Carmine
Boatles
Miss Dates
Bret Harte
Columbia River
Kilman Kon
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Cummings
Norris
Sidebottom
Cusworth
Miss Broughton
New York
Ogilvie & Co
Louisiana
G. W. Dillingham
Boston
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Dora Russell
F. F. Lovell & Co
Frank I. Lovell & Co
Lovell
Gillan Vase
Larper Bros
Belford, Clarke & Co
Old Settier
Ed. Mott
John Strange Winter
Frank F. Lovell & Co
Josephine W. Bates
Philadelphia
J. B. Lippincott Company
W. B. Clarke & Co
Arthur Cummings
Estes & Lauriat
Miss Shafto
W. E. Norris
Leisure Moment Series
Henry Holt & Wn
Mrs. Alexander
Henry Holt & Co
Adeline Sergeant
R. M. Johnston
Harper & Bros
Baring-Gould
Franklin Square
One Voyage and Its Consequences by Julius A Palmer Jr
A review lauds Captain Julius A Palmer Jr's One Voyage and Its Consequences as a fresh maritime tale. It contrasts with Clarke Russell and Marryatt, praising truth over sea color, focusing on cabin life and a critique of brutality in sea literature. Boston edition details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius A. Palmer
Clarke Russell
Marryatt
Cooper
Palmer
Julius A. Palmer, Jr
Boston
D. Lothrop Company
Book Notes on Froude Firth Strathpeffer and Emergency Guides
The review surveys Our Kin Across the Sea by Froude’s New Zealander, noting American hotel and rail road critiques and political cautions about rings and bosses. It covers Strathpeffer Spa in Scotland, its climate and waters, and compares natural restoratives with Adirondack places. It also reviews two emergency manuals by Dr. Butler and Dr. Doty, praising their practicality while warning even good works require action in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froude
Macaulay
Brooklyn Bridge
Metropolitan
Firth
Republic
Strathpeffer Spa
Highlands
Scotland
Fox
Strathpeffer
Adirondacks
Butler
Doty
House of Peterkin
Philadelphia
J.C. Firth
J. A. Fronde
New York
Longmans, Green & Co
Boston
Little, Brown & Co
Strathpeter Spa
Fortescue Fox
M.D
London
H. K. Lewis
Glentworth R. Butler
A.M
Funk & Wagnalls
Alvah Fi Doty
D. Appleton & Co
Europe
Joel Cook
David McKay
Kindergarten Stories and Children’s Classics Review
A critical look at Mrs Ewing and Kate Douglas Wiggin tales, praising Patsy and Five Little Peppers and How They Grew for their humane depictions of children and family life. Notes Patsy’s tragic finish and the appeal of Margaret Sidney’s Pepper series, with a brief mention of Uncle Peter’s Trust and Cornwall youth adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Boyd Allen
White Mountains
Randolph
Tom
Bert
Fred
Solomon
Willey Brooks
Mr. Allen
St. Nicholas
Patsy
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Margaret Sidney
D. Lothrop Company
Uncle Peter’s Trust
George B. Perry
New York
Harper & Cos
Cloud and Cliff
Whilis Boyd Allen
Mrs. Ewing
Ewing
Peter
Harper’s
Cornwall
Drems
India
Book review on Joel Cook travel volume offers familiar tour
A Philadelphia Ledger based critique notes Joel Cook's Europe travel letters form a conventional yet sprightly but limited book. The review ponders its value for travelers, labeling the work a 12mo courier with eyes and tongue but narrow imagination alongside other modern travel titles and manuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Joel Cook
Philadelphia Ledger
Ledger
Philadelphia
Worcester Music Festival ticket sales set record
Worcester on September 10 reported the opening sale of Worcester music festival tickets for September 23 to 26 totaling 6250 dollars with 2800 dollars in premiums. The day’s receipts exceed all previous first-day sales by 450 dollars, marking the most successful festival opening in the association’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Sunset Cox Obituary A Longtime Congressman Dies
New York September 10 Congressman Sun set Cox died at 8 30 p m at his home surrounded by Mrs Cox and others. Doctors cited peritonitis as the cause with an autopsy undecided. Cox known as Sun set served Ohio and New York seats, wrote Eight Years in Congress and was once Speaker pro tem. His career spanned diplomacy, journalism and politics, marked by plain honesty and deep ties to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
New York
Mass
John T. Agnew
Fitz John Porter
George Francis Train
McMahon
John J. O'Neill
St. Louis
Roger A. Pryor
Charles P. Daly
Ohio
Greenwood
Congress
Samuel Sullivan Cox
James Cox
New Jersey
Samuel
Monmouth
N. J
Zanesville
Samuel 8
Ohio University
Brown University
Providence
Europe
Ohio Statesman
Columbus
Peru
Pierce
Abraham Lincoln
New York City
Starr
Horace Greeley
Lyman Tremaine
James Brooks
House of Representative
Ofee
Turkey
Cleveland
Shaw
Ite
Maine
Rockies
French Statesman Savary Dies in Ottawa At 44
Charles J. Savary, once a leading French politician and deputy minister of justice, died in Ottawa Ontario on Monday night of consumption. A Legion of Honor member, he had fled to America after Bank of Lyons collapse and faced 8,000,000 francs in judgments. He had come to Canada in 1884 with his ex-secretary’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Savary
Ottawa
Legion of Honor
France
Canada
Mr. Savary
Bank of Lyons
America
Samuel LH. Reynolds
People’s National Bank of Lancaster
Pen
Lancaster
Ellery E. Peck
Bangor
Universalist Church
New England
Bright
Oppenheim
N. Y
Tufts College
New York
Walter Dennis
Washington
Washington Baseball Club
Pastor Severely Injured in Malden Road Accident
Sept. 10 Malden Rev. RE. A. Potter pastor of Faulkner Congregational Church was thrown from his buggy when E. A. Butts a Stoneham milkman rammed into it on Broadway near the Melrose line. Potter suffered serious head and body injuries and was taken home for medical care. Butts was arrested in Melrose for drunken driving and reckless driving and will face Wakefield court Wednesday.
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Malden
RE. A. Potter
Faulkner
Broadway
Melrose Line
E. A. Butts
Stoneham
Bulls
Melrose
Wakefield
Symphony season ticket sales at Music Halls next week
The sales of season tickets for both series of Symphony concerts will occur at Music Halls next week. Intending purchasers are referred to the advertisement in another column for details.
Shipping News Update: Boston Area Ports Report Sept 11
Shipping items note arrivals and clearances at Boston ports from Sept 10 to 11. Steamer Kansas arrived from Liverpool with steerage passengers. several vessels cleared for various ports. Weather winds northerly to westerly. high sea state reported. multiple steamers listed with origins and destinations.
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Kansas
Fenton
Liverpool
Warren & Co
City of Paris
New York
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eustport
Portland
WFS
Kilby
Roland
Roustau
St Vierre
Mig
Penobscot
Ingraham
Tsangor
Kennebec
Coins
Bath
Sieger
Olivette
McKay
Bar Harbor
Fremont
Donovan
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Lochiel
Petrus
North Sydney
Sen Sunshine
Griffin
Lockport
Sea Procursor
Taylor
Vort Labour
Leyland
Boston
BOST
Maayer & Lincoln
State Street
Freight and Charter Activity in New York Market
Rates held firm across berthing and chartering sectors with several voyages reported. Europe routes included Holden with 4500 barrels of refined petroleum to Londonderry and Athion with 8400 barrels to London, while Kectanooga carried 6600 barrels to Liverpool. Grain and lumber shipments featured Nada and William Wilcox to Lisbon and Buenos Aires, with Eurydice servicing Buenos Aires and La Plata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Holden
Bbis Refined Petroleum
L Ndonderry
Athion
Wbis
London
Liverpool
Lisbon
South América
William Wilcox
Buenos Ayres
Eurydice
Bertimes
la Plata
Maritime and maritime crew losses reported in scattered notices
Bangor to Salem and Gloucester list sailing ships and crews with several drowning incidents. Notable names include John G Whittier and the crews of Lizzie S Haynes and others. Fish catch tallies report codfish and halibut volumes, along with hake. A Barlow-era voyage notes Wapella sailing from Providence and Alleghany from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Eva Adell
Lora
Mary Lymburner
Pickett
Abbie E Willard
Jones
Perth Amboy
Nellie Doe
Wilston
J H Wainwright
Phillips
Port Liberty
Willun Flynt
Dodge
Audie Bowman
New York
Charleston
Erskine
J S Lane
Orcutt
Boston
Damon
Haskell
Wortsmouth
Helen Low
Db Garland
Georges
Hattie Evelyn
Lydia A Horney
Parnell O'Hara
Della F Tarr
Northern Eagle
George Williard
Miantonomoeh
Serming
de Vastro
Philadelphia
Alleghany
Warker
Baltimore
Shipping updates from ports with multiple vessel movements
The log records arrivals, sailings, and passages of brig St Joseph and bark Columba among others, detailing loading at Hird Island, routes to New York, San Francisco, and Exmouth, plus steamers Camellia and Robilant bound for Philadelphia and Hull respectively, with several ships sighted near Gibraltar and Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algor Bay
St Joseph
Langlier
Bird Island
Hird Island
Villatti
Kitchin
San Francisco
Gibraltar
Arlington
Nor
Hansen
Chatham
Camellia
Philadelphia
Macedonia
Genoa
Columba
Ital
Stagna
New York
Galle
Robilant
Hull
Eng
C Southard
Davis
Portland
Falmouth
Lizard
Norah
Larsen
Exmouth
Naples
St Andrews Bay
Tth
India
Lory Elizabeth
Kishon
May
KIO Janetro
Marion Lightbody
Cordiner
Iqnique
Camperdown
Verguson
Sands Head
Sirius
Salt Pond
Sea Gull
Stowers
Pantee
Steele
Hellna
John Currier
Lawrence
Hoilo
Marie
Whalers Report John and Winthrop Voyage Near Alcatraz
The bark John and Winthrop sails from Pox Island with whaling crews off San Francisco harbor reported by A1 desk. No injuries noted as the vessel returns.
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Whalers
San Francisco
John & Winthrop
Pox Island
Shipping notices from diverse ports and routes
Spoke entries list ships and routes including Ship Alice from Hamburg to New York on Sept 4 at lat 49 lon 30. ark Kate Cain from Montreal to Montevideo on Aug 10 at lat 84 N lon 39 W. bark Maria Repetto from Pensacola to Ichuelo on Aug 3 at lat 8 N lon 23 W. ark Ailsa from Quebec to Ayr on Sept 4 at lat 49 W lon 57 W. Sch Anna from Mobile to Rosario on Sept 4 at lat 37 Ud lon 65 25.
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Alice
Schunger
Hamburg
New York
Ark Kate Cain
Shaw
Montreal
Montevideo
Maria Repetto
Luiga
Pensacola
Ichuelo
Ark Ailsa
Mearlane
Quebec
Ayr
Long
Sch
Anna
Cook
Mobile
Rosario
Lon
Notices to Mariners From Diverse Coasts
Steamer liugiim reports a partially sunk canal boat near the Stepping Stones posing navigation danger. Captain Kanitz notes Alert struck bottom in 15 feet near Yucatan. Frying Pan Shoals buoy at North Carolina out of order and to be replaced. Bark Eliza Barss reports derelict schooner Letthel M Davis seen off Bermuda bound lat 46 N lon 29 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liigiim
Fall River
New York
Kanitz
Alert
Yucatan
Charleston
Southwest Point
Frying Pan Shoals
North Carolina
London
Eliza Barss
Queenstown
Bermuda
Iethel M Davis
Longfellow launches at Bath yard in bold Coast Guard era style
Bath, September 10 The three masted ship Longfellow launched at Kelley and Spear yard shortly after noon. Capt Walker of Saco to command the vessel owned in Saco and Biddeford. Dimensions 127.6 by 35.6 by 9.1 with centreboard, single deck, metaled and to be fitted for sea in about ten days. Likely up river to load ice for general coasting. Also note Mr Orse of Bath building a large coal trade barge and Arthur Sewell Co at Bath building the largest wooden sailing vessel with 100 frames 237 feet keel length 300 feet overall and about 6000 tons. Bangor contract to frame two schooners of 1600 tons each for Morse & Co of Lath.
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Bath
Kelley & Spear
Walker
Saco
Saco and
bLiddevrd
Longfellow
Orse
Dath
Arthur Sewel& Co
Both
Bangor
Messrs
Lewis & Littlefield
Morse & Co
Lath
Ocean Shipping Notices and Storm Reports
The excerpt reports multiple 19th century maritime items: ships arriving at Boston and Philadelphia routes with weather and wind conditions. gale warnings with northeast winds up to forty miles per hour along the Highland Light coast. vessels crossing the equator on August 16 and reporting currents and positions near 67N 65W. a steamer Kathleen and Sapphire sightings off Atlantic coordinates. a sinking of Kate E tech near Dover NH with oil cargo and crew rescue. Salvatore ashore with vessel water intrusion. Sir Charles P Stickne dragging anchor in Philadelphia harbor. Rosie West wrecked on a reef near New Guinea after coal transport. Edn Rockland sailing to New York arrivial at Sagatlowes. overall a digest of storm, wreck, and vessel status notices.
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Highland Light
Eale
Kathleen
Marbeda
Sapphire
London
Delaware
Kate E Tech
Philadelphia
Dover
Iark H Salvatore
Gibraltar
Cagliari
Lewes
Del
Sir Charles P Stickne
Norfolk
Melbourne
Newcastle
Nnw
Singapore
Fiyiver
New Guineasiuly
Thursday Island
Vineyard Haven
Rockland
New York
Bugatlows
Maritime misfortune and ship distress across New England ports
A string of maritime incidents reports a lime laden vessel on fire and sealed to smother the blaze, Ida ashore on Dog Fish Bar, a Gloucester schooner run aground near Thatcher's Island, Sir Harriet Samantha leaking and drifting ashore Cape Ann, Theodore Weems fire damage at Baltimore, Kinburn condemned at Point des Monts, Puskaw ashore near Willett's Point and Louisa 8 Robinson dragged ashore at Somer’s Point.
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Ida
Dennis
Mass
Dog Fish Bar
Gay Head
Plymouth
Stonington
Conn
James
Sch
Sallie T
Gloucester
Harriet Samantha
Piper
Bangor
Boston
Cape Ann
Rockport
Baltimore
Theodore Weems
Quebec
Kinburn
Uenos Ayres
Point Des Monts
New York
Puskaw
St George
Willett’s Point
Philadelphia
Louisa
Robinson
Somer’s Point
Shipping movements from foreign ports and Canada
A compiled list of vessels clearing, sailing, and in port at various ports including Buenos Aires, Cuba, Cardenas, Halifax, Gloucester, Manila, New Westminster, Porto Rico, PortSpain Trinidad, Parrsboro, Quebec, Saint John, St Helena, Seville, Rio Jan, Singapore, Sydney, Windsor, Yarmouth and more. Entries note ship names, masters, origins and destinations with Sept dates and remarks on arrivals or clearances.
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Buenos Ayres
Nina Tillson
Green
New York
Lanes
Cuba
Tordenskjald
Boston
Cheverie
Nellie F Sawyer
Arey
Nielmond
Cardenas
Shannon
Cosgrove
Port Medway
Ease Losdon
Rapid
Moore
Diss
Gloucester
San Francisco
Porto Rico
Soldier Prince
Philadelphia
Port Spaln
Trinidad
Henry B Cleaves
Brown
Augustine
Newark
Parrsboro
BN Fullerton
Howard
New Haven
Dexter
Newburyport
Josie F Cameron
Rockport
Quebec
Thanemore
Slipson
Liverpool
Orion
Mathiesen
Lauriig
Carthagenian
McNicol
Angers
Pinkham
Antwerp
Egglestone Abbey
Coop
Bristol
Father
Colina
Jenkins
Glasgow
Montreal
Fame
Sarnia
Gibson
Rio Janlinu
Port
Kate C Maguire
Temple
Cardiff
Seville
Sempre Avanti
Caence
St Helena
Undaunted
Hamilton
Iliago
J D Urewer
Joscelyn
Lloilo
Thos A Goddard
Shears
Singapore
Samuel Nickerson
Eaton
Doilo
Sendy Hook
Kate F Trepp
Banks
Cuili
Sastrom
Manila
ST John
Arsept 7
State of Maine
Icis Vaidare
Parris
Robert Ross
Haley
Usazelwoode
Dickson
Lottie
Scott
Mabel Purdy
Hawkes
Vade
Forsyth
Holmes
Lander
Lynx
Finley
Aurora Horealis
McVade
Heston
Blake
Durant
Paris
Bro
Walter Scott
Harrington
Rockland
Lillie G. Wilson
Oth
Windsor
Merriam
Yarmouth
Gleaner
Mary
Diverse coastal schooners and steamers clearances on Sept 9
Maritime notices record multiple vessels sailing or clearing from Boston Bangor Portland and other ports on September 9 including Belle O Neill J H May Wim M Bird and Caroline Hall. Several ships pass through Hell Gate and Hart Island roads due to headwinds while fishery steamer Fish Hawk and others sail for Norwalk and New York with cargoes from Petersburg Philadelphia and Boston.
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Baltimore
Belle O'Neill
Butler
Bath
Loth
Bengore Head
Carthagena
Jeanie Lippitt
Boston
Wim Crane
Billups
Savannat
Worchester
Howes
Pavaloutas
Sawyer
Portsmouth
Crescent
Prevency
Maggie B Gray
Johnson
Chirieson
Chris Mayer
Bati
H F Kimball
J H May
New York
C H Trickey
Frank McDonnell
F & Allen
Bermuda Hundred
Caroline Hall
Boone
Petersburg
Philadel Hla
Henry Finch
Hickman
Bilfas
Annie P Chase
Ellis
Bangor
Fannie & Edith
Kart
Franklin
Webster Barnard
Marshall
Bridgeport
US Fish Commission
Fish Hawk
Robert Platt
USN
Norwalk
Swhs
Bred Snow
Tage
Piermont
Congress
Cape May
Douglas Haynes
Charleston
Williams
Bray
Haltimore
Somerset
J Miller
Crowley
Taunton
Samuel L Crocker
Deering
Sylvester Slate
Coleman
Clarissa Allen
Tisdale
Georgetown
Charles L Jeffries
Bassett
Charles H Sprague
Nickeson
Philadelphia
Bass River
Lizzie Young
Vierce
F J Dow
Kelley
Gardiner G Deering
Atcomit
Thomas B Garland
Crosby
Richmond
Lubec
Seis J A Stetson
W V Hutchins
Norfolk
Hattie Baker
Go Ton
Newport News
Viking
Charen
New Havin
HL James
Tali
Rebecca
Woodruff
Eva L Ferris
Stidoha
HP Havens
Curtiss
Selis Chrome
Stevens
E McLaughlin
Germiuia
Alaska
Anderson
Atalanta
Aldrich
Tecoluta
Sch
Mattie J Alles
Sullivan
Cornelius Lowe
Fennant’s Harbor
Ad Miller
Pali River
Charles L Jeffrey
Joseph Oakes
Hell Gate
Blake
Lynn
New Haven
Whitestone
Hart Island
Adristic
Cameron
Liverpool
Teniers
Irvine
London
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Eldridge
Greece
Jeffrey
Gallia
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Gambetta
Hansen
Dunkirk
Aller
Cristofiers
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Kaiser Wilhem
Stormer
Noordland
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Nlwerp
Duchsehland
Peters
Hamburg
Ametia Garginis
Jacanmner
Saples
Corsican
Green
Mary Godfrey
Godfrey
J B Carrington
Berry
Castillian
Helatry
Rabboni
Tupley
Castine
Stelaeer Nederland
Antwerp
R Grace
Walnutt
Havre
Centipede
Reading
Smith
Salon
Hercules
Odiorne
Newburyport
Sells Grace Webster
Jewett
Clark
Ishand
M V_B Chase
Hinkham
Kennebec
Palmouta
Philadelpnia
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Carrie Strong
Strong
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Call
Myrover
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Henry Parker
Cranmer
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Runswick
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McCarthy
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Milton
Helen
White
Gloucester
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Parker
Rernandina
Carrestrong
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Salem
Arsept
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Norton
Saled
Seb
Decatur Oakes
Rockland
Li Allison
Keniston
Mary L Allen
Wiley
Speediwell
Weed
Ringrove
Savannah 1 at Tybee and shoreward steamer notices
Maritime notices list arrivals and sailings on Sept 7 to Sept 10. Vessels include City of Augusta from New Orleans to Philadelphia, John K Souther from Baltimore to Bangor, and Wilson and Hunting from Philadelphia. Names such as Charles 8 Davis and Mary A Predmore appear with captains and routes.
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Savannah
Tybee
Charles
Davis
Soove
Philadelphia
Ag Cate
Augusta
New Ork
Woods Holl
John K Souther
Baltimore
Bangor
Mary A Predmore
Newark
Wilson Point
Wilson & Hunting
Curtis
Mails Close At Boston In Complex 19th Century Schedule
Orders detail multiple mail routes from Boston to Europe and the Americas. Specially addressed correspondence to and from destinations including Nova Scotia Halifax New York Bremen Havre and Southampton is listed with ship names such as Etruria Werra La Champagne and City of Columbia and times around 4.00 PM 7.30 PM and 11.45 AM for various dispatches.
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Cially
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York
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Island
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la Plata
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Martinique
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Green’s Landing
South West Harbor
North Fast Harbor
Seat Harbor
Sorrento
North West Harbor
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Binehill
Surry
Ellsworth
T’o Bos'ton
William H. Hill
ST. Joan
Eastport
St. John
Galais
Annapolis
International Ss, CO
Cimercial Wharf
Digby
Thuredin
H. Kilby
At & P.m
India Wharf
Pier
North River
Soth
HB. M. Whitney
Kennebec River
Jason Sat Collins
Star of the East
J Aker
Lincoln’s Wharf
Popham Beach
Gardiner
Hallowell
Tath
Laltport
Campobello
Lastport
Jerve
Moston
O. G. Pearson
A. Dew. Sampson
Richardson & Barnard
Fy Williams