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----- Friday Jan. 5, 1872 -----
Bar. 29.264. Ther. 22. Min. 19. Max. 25.
Wind strong as before with snow squalls all day, ice disappearing gradually Very low tide at night.

----- Saturday Jan 6. -----
Bar. 29.624. Ther. 23. Min 19. Max. 25
Wind puffy from N.W. less strong than before, ice mostly gone. P.M.- wind changes from NW to W & finally SW. Snows - Evening calm

----- Sunday Jan 7 -----
Harbor covered with slushy ice not very hard. Wind SE & calm at intervals. Snows hard. 
Bar. 29.500. Ther. 27. Min 16.5. Max. 27

----- Monday Jan 8. -----
Bar. 29.528 Ther. 27 1/2 Min 25
Max. 32 Wind lt. S.E. fresh ice forming. Half clear. Wind later in the day goes round to the NW and blows most of the ice out by 9 P.M. Weather too cold & wind too high to do any observing.

----- Tuesday, Jan 9 -----
Bar 30. 56 [[writeover]]05[[/writeover]]6 Ther. 27 Min 26 Max 32
Wind N NW strong. Half clear-ice still obstructing the harbor
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