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1   and Rochester was established by the steamboat TRANSIT; Capt. Hugh Richardson, master and managing owner.

2   Canal. At Toronto she made connection with the TRANSIT, Capt. Richardson, for

3   involved in this affair, were the TRAVELLER, the TRANSIT and the BRITANNIA. The latter, having laid up at

4   by the schooner ELIZABETH and the steamboat TRANSIT, with similar cargoes, also for Kingston. The St.

5   in August, the steamboat TRANSIT, on her way from Kingston to the Bay of Quinte to

6   all traffic. Calvin & Cook's sidewheel tug TRANSIT came to grief in the Galops Rapids, as did the

7   "formerly occupied by the ARGYLE". The steamer TRANSIT, Capt. G. Beatty, also stopped. at Rock Bay and

8   O. Beatty of the steamer TRANSIT, began his sailings from the foot of Simcoe Street

9   ply between Hamilton and the Beach, as will the TRANSIT, which is being rebuilt. It is under stood that

10   appeared for the steamers FLORENCE and TRANSIT running to the Beach. The latter called at the

11   TRANSIT was involved in a slight mishap on the Bay on the

12   ferry TRANSIT which had been in service to the Beach during the

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