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- Cape Vincent, NY
- 1 two trips each way daily, between Kingston and Cape Vincent.
- 2 firm ran them as a daily line from Hamilton to Cape Vincent, calling at all intermediate ports.
- 3 commanded her. She also made occasional trips to Cape Vincent and Ogdensburgh.
- 4 The May Flower, that in 1853 belonged to the Cape Vincent line, was purchased by Stark, Hall & Co., of
- 5 formed a daily connection between Toronto and Cape Vincent.
- 6 Highlander, Captain McBride, until now on the Cape Vincent line, began to make daily trips from Hamilton to
- 7 The steamers Champion and May Flower formed the Cape Vincent line. The Chief Justice was commanded by Captain
- 8 the Mayflower and Champion, between Toronto and Cape Vincent; the steamers Canada and America, from Hamilton,
- 9 on one of the above-named boats, direct for Cape Vincent, Niagara Falls, Hamilton and Buffalo.
- 10 plied from Lewiston to Toronto, thence to Cape Vincent, calling at Port Hope and Cobourg, and from
- 11 the Rochester, already mentioned as running to Cape Vincent.
- 12 Tinning's wharf, Toronto, on alternate days for Cape Vincent, Brockville and Ogdensburgh, connecting at the
- 13 Point, several miles down the river from Cape Vincent, and to which place he would take me, that he
- 14 HOURS.
Calling at Niagara, Queenston. Lewiston, Cape Vincent, Brockville, Prescott, Ogdensburgh and other
- 15 Between Toronto, Lewiston, Cape Vincent, Brockville and Ogdensburgh, there was a daily
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This electronic edition is based on the original in the collection of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.
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