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Rochester, NY

1   A direct service between Hamilton and Rochester was established by the steamboat TRANSIT; Capt.

2   Capt. Sutherland, was placed on the Hamilton to Rochester service, with calls at Presqu'Ile Bay, Cobourg,

3   and Toronto; the AMERICA, Toronto, Cobourg and Rochester; the ADMIRAL, Capt. Wilkinson, Hamilton, Toronto

4   and Buffalo, and for the American steamers for Rochester, Oswego, Syracuse, New York, Montreal and

5   steamer NIAGARA, Capt. Childs, left Oswego for Rochester with some 100 passengers. The wind was blowing

6   between Toronto and Rochester was to be handled by the PRINCESS ROYAL and the

7   Wharf in Toronto, on a regular trip from Rochester. The captain, crew and passengers, including a

8   HIGHLANDER was transferred to the Toronto and Rochester run and was replaced by the CHIEF JUSTICE

9   item from Rochester, N.Y., dated 18 September said: "The schooner LOCHIEL,

10   & Engine Co, for Mr. Gildersleeve's Cobourg-Rochester service. Henderson's Line was down to two

11   coming up from Montreal than from Cleveland and Rochester.

12   brief news item from Rochester, on the 22 December, stated that the propeller

13   Dave Gunyo of Brighton, D. E. Brooks, cook of Rochester and Jack Wootton, a British seaman. Brooks had

14   on the 20 July. The yacht RIPPLE, owned in Rochester, had stranded at the Beach on 1 July and sustained

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