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- New York, NY
- 1 called the Enterprise, Richard Cornwall, of New York, being the carpenter. The boatmen, who went from
- 2 The steamers New York and Northerner plied from Lewiston to Toronto,
- 3 Edward Hawke, residing at New York.
- 4 the express trains for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
- 5 Northerner, Captain Kilby [sic: Kirby], and New York, Captain Van Clive, left Tinning's wharf,
- 6 the Bank of Upper Canada by J. T. Wright, of New York, for $36,000. She left Toronto on May 10th,
- 7 AMERICAN GLASS Co.,
Pearl street,
New York.
- 8 & Co., Detroit; electric lights, Edison Co , New York.
- 9 magnitude to accomplish a journey, say from New York to Kingston or York. Writers who are presumably
- 10 obtainable in 1893. A traveller can dine in New York on one Sunday and in Liverpool on the one
- 11 all the American lake ports, and from Oswego to New York. Its liabilities are $400,000, and its assets in
- 12 "The Brunette modelled by P. McGieban, of New York, the modeller of the Ina, was of 35 feet keel
- 13 yacht, owned by Mr. J. Oades, of French Creek, New York; the Belle, of Kingston, the property of O. S.
- 14 the boats which ply on the Hudson river between New York and Albany. She can accommodate rather more than
- 15 was procured from Birmingham. Robert Fulton, of New York, though not the originator of steam power, was
- 16 "The House of Representatives at New York has rejected a bill for incorporating a
- 17 consideration was to advance £5,000 to go to New York to procure a ship carpenter and other
- 18 Passengers from New York, by this route, for Cobourg, Port Hope and
- 19 A SIX-OARED GIG--complete in every requisite-- New York built. For particulars, apply to the Messman of
- 20 York line of vessels plying between Oswego and New York, whose announcement of sailings for 1843 reads
- 21 their DAILY LINE OF LAKE BOATS will run between NEW YORK and OSWEGO, direct (without trans shipment at
- 22 QUICKEST ROUTE, TWO BOATS DAILY.
for New York, Boston and the Western States, via Lewiston and
- 23 Besides the Niagara line to New York there was yet another by Rochester, which was by
- 24 TO ROCHESTER.
NEW AND MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE TO NEW YORK.
Through from Toronto to New York in 26 hours;
- 25 Passengers for New York by this conveyance, may take the morning express
- 26 the America will reach Toronto in 24 hours from New York.
- 27 the Pursers on board, for the Cars to Albany. New York or Boston: and also, for the steamboats from
- 28 to take the America for Rochester and arrive in New York in 31 hours.
- 29 Fare by Railroad, Rochester to New York$7 10
Fare by Railroad and River Steamers,
- 30 by Railroad and River Steamers, Rochester to New York$5 60
Fare by Railroad, Rochester to New York$10
- 31 to New York$5 60
Fare by Railroad, Rochester to New York$10 10
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