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Chatham, ON

1  The brig Erberts, of Chatham, was also driven aground on the bar, close to

2  NEW, AND FAST-SAILING STEAMER GEORGE MOFFATT OF CHATHAM, CAPT. W. G. PATTON,

3  HAS now commenced running between Chatham and Montreal.

4  The George Moffatt was built at Chatham expressly for the Western trade She has large

5  line of steamers for Lake Erie, Windsor and Chatham." These steamers left on Saturdays at six p. m.,

6  on the Welland Canal; and taking freight for Chatham, Sarnia and Goderich.

7  with the Great Western Railway for London, Chatham, Windsor, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, and all

8  with the Great Western Railway for London, Chatham, Windsor, Detroit, Chicago, Galena, St. Paul,

9  of Oakville, the brig Ocean, of Chatham, the Antelope, of Morpeth, and the J. G. Scott,

10  other vessel the City of Montreal, was built in Chatham in 1873, and was a vessel of 220 tons burden.

11  E. Hart, Toronto; H. Ball, Chatham; R. Garter, Toronto; W. Gooding, Goderich; R.

12  is the J. W. Steinhoff. She was built in 1876 at Chatham, and ran on the upper lakes until she was to a

13  Ferry. St. ElmoMontreal1853350 Geo. MoffattChatham1853369 Welland (2nd)St.

14  to U.S. City of MontrealChatham1873220Wrecked 1881. PersiaSt.

15  W. SteinhoffChatham1876Rebuilt 1881 Toronto Ferry Co.:Jessie

16  propeller. ArmeniaChatham1873593Freight propeller. CambriaOwen

17  92, rep. 93 C. H. MerrittChatham1883120Propeller pass. and freight. DominionSt.

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