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- Cataract
- 1 consisting of the Cataract, Bay State, Northerner and Niagara. Their route
- 2 with the American Express Line of mail steamers--Cataract, Bay State, Northerner, and Niagara--connecting
- 3 United States mail line of steamers--Ontario, Cataract and Niagara--for Alexandria Bay, Clayton,
- 4 consisted of the Bay State, Niagara, Ontario and Cataract. A small vessel called the Rochester made daily
- 5 the fine steamers Ontario, Captain Estes, and Cataract, Captain Ledyard, of the Lake Ontario Steamboat
- 6 so runs the advertisement, "Bay State and Cataract," leaves Toronto " every Monday, Wednesday and
- 7 garrison at Kingston by the aid of the steamer Cataract is taken from the Rochester Democrat, published
- 8 MODE OF DESERTION.-- A passenger by the steamer Cataract, which arrived at Charlotte last evening,
- 9 box was taken aboard without suspicion, and the Cataract proceeded to Sackett's Harbor. While the boat
- 10 J. B. Estes; Bay State, Captain J. B. Morley; Cataract, Captain J. H. Ledyard; with the new and elegant
- 11 line. Early in June they were joined by the Cataract and Lord Elgin, a regular daily line being then
- 12 their three steamers, the Ontario, Bay State and Cataract plying as in 1863-64.
- 13 previous, namely, the Ontario, Bay State and Cataract.
- 14 consisted throughout 1850 of four vessels, the Cataract, Bay State, Ontario and Northerner. The Niagara,
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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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