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- Ogdensburg, NY
- 1 at Hamilton, once a week. The EXPRESS was on the Ogdensburg and Genesee route, while the ONEIDA and the
- 2 the completion of the Railroad commenced at Ogdensburg, will no doubt fully
- 3 were advertising the propeller FREE TRADER, from Ogdensburg-Prescott to Kingston, Oswego, Toronto, Hamilton
- 4 to the Niagara Rivers thence to Cape Vincent and Ogdensburg, to Montreal, returning via the same
- 5 Northern Ogdensburgh Rail Road Company announced that their agent in
- 6 to trade with Boston and New York, via Ogdensburg and
- 7 was noted that "The rivalry between Oswego and Ogdensburg for the Canadian trade is likely to be of benefit
- 8 MAPLE LEAF from Kingston and the MAYFLOWER from Ogdensburg. The ROCHESTER was expected to resume her service
- 9 would connect St. Catharines with Montreal. The Ogdensburg and Boston Rail Road Co. were said to be
- 10 overboard with the purser, Thos. Oliver of Ogdensburg, who had tied her to a sponson bracket. She
- 11 when the propeller BOSTON, bound from Chicago to Ogdensburg collided with the schooner PLYMOUTH, off Oak
- 12 in 1853, was acquired by Stark, Hill & Co. of Ogdensburg, to replace the ill-fated OCEAN WAVE. The
- 13 in New York. She had operated on the Lewiston to Ogdensburg service until 1852, when she was placed on the
- 14 Harrison, was in service between Hamilton and Ogdensburg, Tuesdays and Fridays, connecting with the steamer
- 15 EUROPA, Harrison, Nixon & Swales, from OgdensburgStr. BANSHEE, Malcolmson, Nixon & Swales, from
- 16 The steamer ST. NICHOLAS, Williams, cleared for Ogdensburg and the schooner PRINCESS VICTORIA, McLeod,
- 17 They called at Cape Vincent, Brockville and Ogdensburg. The "Independent Freight Line" had one vessel,
- 18 flour at the Great Western Wharf, the former for Ogdensburg, the latter for Oswego. Word from the foot of the
- 19 the same storm. She was bound up the Lake from Ogdensburg to Toronto and at about 6:00 p.m. on Saturday,
- 20 waiting for a large group of passengers from Ogdensburg, who were most anxious to make the run through the
- 21 were picked up by the CHAMPION and returned to Ogdensburg,
- 22 and it was stated that she would operate between Ogdensburg and Montreal, taking the place of the ALEXANDRA
- 23 barley to Chicago and 10,703 bus. of the same to Ogdensburg. There were also 950 bus. of red wheat shipped to
- 24 looked through at Port Colborne, bound for Ogdensburg. The schooner GARIBALDI arrived from Toronto with
- 25 Other vessels were being diverted to Oswego, Ogdensburg and
- 26 CUBA and ARMENIA in service between Toronto and Ogdensburg, while the CITY OF MONTREAL will make the Oswego
- 27 on the 29 September and some vessels trading to Ogdensburg were withdrawn from service. It was hinted that
- 28 Gananoque Fair when she rammed the tug MYRA of Ogdensburg, when there was a mix-up over passing signals. The
- 29 for Cleveland, while the MYLES arrived from Ogdensburg and tied up at her owners' wharf. The MACASSA
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