NEW BOOKS Washington's Writings volume reviewed
A review discusses the seventh volume covering May 1 1778 to July 29 1779, noting Savannah capture and Monmouth, plus Rhode Island events. It critiques Ford's editing, credits to Sparks, and the volume's apparatus including maps, plates, and an index by Townsend.
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Selections From Heines Poems Edited by Horatio White
Professor White presents selections from Heine drawing on the Buch der Lieder Neue Gedichte Aus Deutschland Romancero and Letzte Gedichte. The editor notes White’s preface praising Heine and includes critical notes on linguistic syntactical and metrical quirks. The volume, with notes and commentary, suits students of German and arrives from D C Heath & Co Boston.
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Heine
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A Hand Book of the Tariff Review and Notes
A review praises a new digest by George Huntington Adams that compiles tariff provisions, court and Treasury decisions, and warehouse system rules. It notes thorough research yet gaps like missing cases Bartram vs Robertson and Hartranft vs Oliver, and suggests a fuller index and case table for professional use.
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Adams
Secretary of the Treasury
Bartram Vs. Robertson
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Denmark
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Hawaii
Hartranft
United States
George Huntington Adams
New York
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Townsend's scrap book praised for mass of odd information
Review criticizes Townsend's United States scrap book for inaccuracies while acknowledging its vast trove of facts. It notes errors such as Behring called a Russian navigator and Des Moines as French terms, yet highlights useful historical data, territorial notes, and biographical oddities.
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Harmony in Praise and military memoirs reviewed
The Harmony in Praise hymn book edited by Mills Whittlesey and A F Jamieson is praised as a compact collection of 106 hymns balancing old tunes with fresh music from masters. Also reviewed are John Shipp’s Memoirs with an introduction by H Manners Chichester and Pickard’s School Supervision, plus E Chester’s Girls and Women offering practical guidance for health and culture.
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A. F. Jamieson
Boston
D. C. Heath & Co
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Napoleon
John Shipp
India
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Lieutenant Shipp
Chichester
Shipp
His Majesty’s Eighty-seventh Regiment
H. Manners Chichester
New York
Macmillan & Co
Latire, Brown & Co
Riverside Library
E. Chester
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Receipts for the General Theological Library in Boston
Treasurer Samuel R Payson reports added memberships and donations for the General Theological Library including gifts from Charles Robinson Henry L Pierce and others. Total receipts reach 96118 07 with most expended on the library and building funds and urgency noted for moving costs to a new building. A letter to the editor corrects a related obituary remark about Sir Edmund Grattan noting his father Thomas Colley Grattan wrote a critical book on America.
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General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
Charles Robinson
Henry L. Pierce
A. G. Thayer
Society of the Disciples
Shawmut Avenue
G. B. Brown
Framingham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Medford
Ransom
Thayer
Sutton
Sir Edmund Grattan
America
England
Thomas Colley Grattan
Boston
Shipping News Miniature Almanac for Wednesday
Shipping page miniature almanac notes September 17 with high water data, moon phase, and length of day. Figures show tidal height and times, listing nautical references and pricing codes.
Port of Boston News in Septentennial Arrivals and Clearances
Port of Boston shipping report lists arrivals including Steamer Nestorian from Glasgow with 219 steerage, and a list of coastal and foreign steamers and schooners, with forts, fog, and variable winds. CLEARED foreign steamers Yarmouth and Hattie M Bain, and coastwise traffic including Alleghany and Olivette, plus vessels sailing for Liverpool and Portland.
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Kennebec
Collins
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Olivette
McKaybar Harbor
Portland
Snowman
Ciy
Gloucester
Proctor
Bowden
Isogton
Anderson
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Frust
Boston Fruit Company
Joshua Lovett
Macee
New York
Scranton
Taw
Sel
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Boston
Johnson
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Hayti
Green, Knaebel & Co
Nellie , Pickering
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Ferguson
Jacksonville
Andrew Nebinger
Philadelphia
Smith
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Kennett
Newport News
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Thorp
Pierce
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Susan N Pickering
Deer
Lua Price
Copp
Hillsboro
Robert Splane & Co
Cricket
Ernst
Same
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Atwood
Stewart
Weymouth
J G Hall & Co
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LeVash
Sydney
Arichat
de Long
Shenandoah
Dudley Peay
Alice
Binghampton
Slater
Roman
Vortland
Barkentine
Hattie N Bangs
NP Doane
Rockport
Mase
Schs
Freight and Charter Updates Across Ports
September reports show steady rates with several charters in New York Providence and Baltimore. Vessels include Linwood Blandina Sneheim Barbara Preve and Hen Craa chan sailing refined and crude petroleum to Europe India and the Mediterranean while fish scrap is loaded in Providence and several canal charters sail to Boston Salem and Portsmouth.
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New Yok
Europe
Linwood
New York
Liverpool
Blandina
Marseilles
Sneheim
United Kingdom
Continent
Barbara Preve
Philadelphia
Mediterranean
Hen Craachan
Calcutta
Providence
Swhs
A F Howe
Orient
Carterette
KP Chase
Sume
Baltimore
Rebeccca J
Seaport Shipping Ledger from Digby to Valparaiso
A condensed list of ships and cargos with Sept sailings and arrivals across ports from Ayr to Valparaiso. Entries name vessels such as bark Ornen, ship Manydown, steamer Wieland, bark Nora, and schooner Gleaner, with origins, destinations, and dates. notes grounded vessels and cleares at Halifax and Digby.
Missing buoy reported by steamer captain at New Bedford
Notice to Mariners from Captain Jartow of the Marthi's Vineyard reports that while returning from Nantucket he found red can buoy No 2 missing from its station near West Chop yesterday evening, prompting navigation caution.
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Lynwood launches as 625 64 L00 ton barkentine
New tonnage at Bucksport Maine William Beazley and Co launch the fine barkentine Lynwood of 625 64 L00 net tons with a white oak frame and yellow pine plank and ceiling. Owned by Miller Ball and Co of New York and commanded by Captain Gilley, dimensions 146 keel 167 over all 34.2 beam 18 feet depth of hold.
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Bucksport
William Beazley & Co
Miller, Ball & Co
New York
Gilley
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Whalers Vi a Vineyard Haven and San Francisco Plan
WHALERS. VINEYARD HAVEN Ar Sept 16 whaling act Carne 1 Knowles, Marston, for Hatteras ground, of and for Provincetown, sixteen months out, with $00 bbls sperm on board 490 bbls all told. NiW BEDFORD, Sept 16 Captain Whitelaw, who was denied permission to catch whales in the Gulf of Georgia because his ship was American, has bought an old Canadian steamer and is fitting her up at San Francisco as a steam wher with many new appli ances of his own invention. She will carry twenty wen, and her iron tanks will hold 70,000 gallons of whale oil. On his Canadan bottom, Whitelaw hopes to catch many whales in the waters forbidden to Amer vans.
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Knowles
Marston
Hatteras Ground
Provincetown
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Gulf of Georgia
San Francisco
Maritime ship positions and routes from transatlantic fleet
A spoken list provides vessel names and paths with origins and destinations. Wilhelm sails from Philadelphia to Stettin on Sept 7 at latitude 49, Bark Drayton from New York to Port Elizabeth on Aug 5 at 31 30 N 46 20 W, Hark Marit Louisa from Matanzas to New York on Sept 11 at 30 N 79 07 W, Dark Orbers from New York to Flensburg on Sept 7 at 47 N 37 W, Bark Queen of the Fleet from St John NB to Liverpool on Sept 10 at 50 N 22 W, Bark Chignecto from Hamburg to New York on Sept 11 near 4 miles, 47 04 N 40 03 W, reported by steamer Nesterian at Boston from Glasgow.
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Fishermen trade totals at Gloucester sale
Special report from Gloucester lists Mary E Dawes Georges selling 14 000 tons of codfish 300 tons halibut and 15 000 tons codfish 600 tons halibut for Grace U Young Grand Bank 12 000 tons halibut Annie U Hale 18 000 tons Winona 15 000 pounds in sale totals with buyers and destinations.
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Grand Bank
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Bucksport Fish Prices and Grand Banks Catch Report
Letters from the Bucksport fleet detail gray and white fish prices at 8 and 12 cents per pound. On Aug 24 two thirds of the catch were gathered with the Amy Knight under Capt Delano at 850 qits, the Arthur W S Woodruff under Capt Devereux at 2700 do, the N Symonds under Capt Snowman at 1700 do, and the Hanna Coomer under Capt Cushouin at 1200 do.
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Snowman
Hanna Coomer
Cushouin
Abbie Clifford Foundered After Beatrice Crew Rescues
An Associated Press despatch from Bermuda reports the brig Abbie Clifford foundered at sea after the Beatrice was abandoned. Beatrice crew rescued, and Abbie Clifford crew landed. cargo valued, ship insured, capt Storer of Bath, Maine. Several vessels in distress updates and port salvage notes follow.
Vessels Sailed for Boston Amid July August Listings
The voyage list notes multiple vessels sailing for Boston or passing Anter with dates in late July and August. Ships include Cheshire from Singapore July 22, Cambusdroon from Singapore July 5, Fooling Suey from Iloilo July 20, Granite State from Manila June 7, John Johnson from Konigsberg Aug 5, Leto from Buenos Ayres July 22, Monrovia via Punta Arenas May 20, WP. J. Carleton from Singapore Aug 16, Sea Gull from Salt Pond W C A Aug av, and Taria Topan from Majunga June 23.
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Law. Bark
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Manila
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Konigsberg
Elsinore
Mail Closes for Foreign Routes From Boston Office
For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and for the East Indies except British Ilain Straits settlements Slain and South East Indies via City of Rio de Janeiro from San Francisco September 23 mails close at the Boston office September 17 5 p m For Society Islands via Tropic Bird from San Francisco September 30 mails close at Boston September 24 5 p m For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via Mariposa from San Francisco mails close at Boston October 12 5 p m
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