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1   clear winter air. The pre-fabricated steamer PEERLESS was rapidly taking shape on the ways, under the

2   July of the inaugural voyage of the new steamer PEERLESS on the Lewiston, Niagara and Toronto route. She

3   new iron steamer PEERLESS was slated for two trips a day between Toronto

4   with their road. Capt. Thos. Dick of the PEERLESS, has an iron steamer building on the Clyde. The

5   WELLAND were berthed astern of her, while the PEERLESS and the MAYFLOWER, together with several

6   arrived from Oakville, followed by the PEERLESS, Capt. Jas. Dick, from Toronto. The PEERLESS

7   crowds to the City Docks late in September. The PEERLESS and the ZIMMERMAN were advertised to leave

8   to leave from the Railway Wharf aboard the PEERLESS, which would anchor in the Lake, from which point

9   opened on the 16 April, when the schooner PEERLESS, Capt. Roberts' arrived from Toronto, to load

10   WOODRUFF, Thos. Rae, MARCO POLO, Thos. Piper and PEERLESS, owned by Owen

11   56,000, THERESA, Capt. Murray, 65,000, PEERLESS, Capt. Roberts, 56,000, LADY MORTON, Capt. Keith,

12   and ARGYLE. The sailing vessels were: HERCULES, PEERLESS, E. H. RUTHERFORD, NEW DOMINION, ORION, VICTOR, H.

13   are berthed at Myles Coal Wharf and the schooner PEERLESS is at Murton & Reid's Wharf. All of the vessels

14   for the 'Rathbuns, had also built the schooner PEERLESS for these

15   schooner PEERLESS, Capt. Jas. Savage, cleared from Belleville on the

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