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- City Wharf
- 1 Browne were now conducting their business on the City Wharf on the east side of the James Street Slip. The
- 2 was discharging cargo across the slip at the City Wharfs had some of her rigging burned. Capt. John
- 3 announced that he had sold his interest in the City Wharf to a partnership consisting of James and John O.
- 4 foot of James Street or John O. Nixon at the City Wharf.
- 5 on the Montreal run, from Browne & Malcolmson's City Wharf, along with the sidewheeler BANSHEE, Capt. Howard
- 6 launching, this time at James Bowman & Co.'s City Wharf, The vessel launched was a scow ferry for use at
- 7 this early in the season. Mr. Bowman has the old City Wharf. He has made arrangements for a large business,
- 8 She had been berthed for about a week at the City Wharf of the late James Bowman. Local men fought the
- 9 no time in making an agreement to use the old City Wharf on the East side of the James Street Slip. This
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