GAZETTE Ag Ag Npvs.
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POHI' OF PORTLAND.


Eatrances and clsarances at lie Cus,om- House.


ARRIVALS


Jan. Z, ar. schr. Union, Blanchard, from Salem
-8, sloop Abby, Morton,- from Boston-schr.
Dolphin, Polleys, from Quoddy-1l, sloop Hun
tress, Morton, from Boston


CLEARANcEs.


Foreagn-Jan. 6, schr. Packet, Fowler, for St.
Andrews, brig Lion, Alden, for Guadalupe
--schr. Decater, Knight, for Havana-9, brig
Venus, Chase, for Cuba.


Coastaease-Jan 5, schr. Evergreen, Coombs,
for Charleston.


Brig Susan, Woodbury., of Portland, sailed
from Alexandria, for Boston, lst inst


Schr. Laurel, Stevens, of Portland, arrived at
Savannah 28th ult. day from Darien. Coming
out ofthe river ofthe latter place, Capt S. spoke
Portland sohr. going up-supposed to be the
Antelope, Capt. Drinkwater.


Trade Of Boston. During the year 1918, there
were entered at the Custom House in Boston 855
vessels from foreign ports, and 1891 from Ameri-
can ports. he number of clearances in the same
year, was, Tor foreign ports SD for American ports
ZO82. otal Of entries 2686-total of clear ances,
1000 VI Inc fore ign clearances so were for ports
beyond the Cape Of Good Hope.