Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Daily Line For Canada! Corinthian

Description
Media Type
Image
Text
Item Type
Broadsheets
Notes
The broadsheet has minor slips of paper pasted at the end of the date to extend it to 1866, and to adjust the dates or sailing and ports served. The older print mentions only Cobourg and Port Hope on the north shore. The added section includes Brighton and Colborne.

The engraving is not remotely like the CORINTHIAN, but is very similar to one used for the WESTERN WORLD some years before although the name on the paddle box and the flag at the stern have been altered.
Inscriptions
1865-6
Daily Line
For Canada!
The New and Magnificent Steel-Plated Upper Cabin Steamer
CORINTHIAN
Chrysler, Master

Leaves Charlotte for North Shore Ports
Every Day, Sundays Excepted,
Touching at Brighton 3 days a week, Colborne, Cobourg and Port Hope.

Returning
Leaves North Shore Ports Every Day
Sundays Excepted, for Charlotte Direct.
Passengers in the United States via Rochester connect by Special Trains with this Steamer at Charlotte, arrives at Cobourg and Port Hope after a Swift and Peasant Ride over Lake Ontario in time for Special Trains to Lindsay and Peterborough, and Express Trains East and West on the

Grand Trunk Railway

And Also for the
Royal Mail Line Through Steamers.

Passengers in Canada from all Points East, West and North by Rail or Boat, connect with this Steamer at Port Hope and Cobourg, and arrive at Rochester in time for Express Trains East, West and South.
Cars leave New York Central Depot Every Day, to convey Passengers to Steamers
Baggage at Owners' Risk unless Booked and Paid For.
For further information, inquire at the Agent's Office, 95 Waverly Block, and on Mill St., 3 doors south of N.Y.C. Depot
A. M. BROWN, Gen'l Agent
Kingston C.W.

GEO SCOFIELD, Agent,
95 Waverly Block Rochester

Matthews & Warren, Commercial Advertiser Printing House, Buffalo, N.Y.
Date of Original
1865-66
Subject(s)
Corinthian (steamboat)
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Brighton
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 44.03342 Longitude: -77.73279
  • Charlotte
    New York, United States
    Latitude: 43.2569353127598 Longitude: -77.6051053649902
  • Cobourg
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.95977 Longitude: -78.16515
  • Colborne
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.9798653957501 Longitude: -77.9018544128418
  • Port Hope
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.95012 Longitude: -78.29953
  • Rochester
    New York, United States
    Latitude: 43.15478 Longitude: -77.61556
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Daily Line For Canada! Corinthian