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1   and Genesee route, while the ONEIDA and the ROCHESTER, on the same run, would extend their trips to

2   but in September she was replaced by the ROCHESTER, also commanded by Capt.

3   NEW ERA, MAGNET, CITY OF TORONTO, ECLIPSE and ROCHESTER being very active in the package freight trade.

4   season from Toronto, on Wednesday, 28 March. The ROCHESTER, Capt. Masson began her sailings to the Niagara

5   John Street, he was able to identify the steamer ROCHESTER, fitting out for the season. He discovered also

6   Saturday and has gone into winter quarters. The ROCHESTER was also made fast on Saturday and we are not

7   the new CITY OF HAMILTON was completed. The ROCHESTER was expected to commence her service to Lewiston

8   Capt. J. Savage, from Montreal, general; ROCHESTER, Capt. J. Masson, from Lewiston, passengers and

9   MAPLE LEAF, Capt. John Gordon; the steamer ROCHESTER, Capt. John Masson came in from Lewiston; the

10   Kingston and the MAYFLOWER from Ogdensburg. The ROCHESTER was expected to resume her service to Lewiston on

11   being fitted with new machinery. The steamers ROCHESTER, ADMIRAL and PRINCESS ROYAL were wintering in the

12   gave the alarm. Before the timely arrival of the ROCHESTER, the schooner MAID OF THE WEST, which was

13   followed later in the day by the steamers ROCHESTER and, PRINCESS ROYAL. The MAGNET left for Kingston

14   that went to the Bay at this time, was the ROCHESTER. She had been acquired by Maxwell & Co. for

15   ROCHESTER Union published some additional news as follows:

16   appeared in the Hamilton Spectator: "The steamer ROCHESTER, recently plying between Kingston and Oswego,

17   in St. Catharines was offered by the steamer ROCHESTER, leaving Saturday evening at 7:30 p.m. and

18   by the 30 March, done a complete rebuild on the ROCHESTER and had built a yacht for Gilmour of Ottawa. They

19   of Kingston. She was renamed HASTINGS in 1876; EURYDICE in 1890 and DONNELLY in 1899, by which time she

20   the station and in answer to this, the steamer EURYDICE was despatched to the scene to remove

21   By 1853, he was captain of the steamboat ROCHESTER and from 1854 to 1869, he sailed the steamer

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