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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
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AsHEs-Ths market Is still r-ty psf ar't entirely nom
! nal al 81; and5 l2i for Pots and Pearls
CGIiON-Thv adyces from the other side have entirety
cee asd operations aud hear OF nothing done today
worthy OF iepcrt fh4 make heavy and some dspesi-
tion eVncrt to accer offers 1ic refused yeSeray
FLOCRAND MEAL.-The market is * yesterday, very
quiet and heavy We notice sale, 100 bbIs Genese at .
aad oma Michigan aud Ohio reported sold Sd off o
There Is but limited demand. Fancy hed al s. a
62:. Scratched Western Is IN good demand al a 4
37:' the mlddllng 2i; midGg 50 52l ship stutS
IS 25.= Southern Scratched 25 with sales 1'isTe
is far demand for Southern descriptions and moderate
sup9y Holders frn their advanced prstensions
GEORGETOWN and Brendywin- held 81. S5 Richmond
Country ST.; s. Sales 1890 bbs Ha14F and G4ego,
supposed at s2l /, held IS Rye Flour
at 50 For Meal there mnch demand
ga for Jersey aud Brand Buckwheat selling 20
. for common aud $ or fanc; bags 50 I2 half bar
fels 81 25 Sales Gi5soas s. Shorts nominay
II u cts; Ship Sls Dag Meal very dull al %
ll2 cts, with some inferior at 81: cents
GRAlN-"- hear of nothing farther doing IN Wheat
Corn scarce We believe ;ere but small parcel Of Je
sey offering. Sales 500 bushels Southern arriTe
made made public. Last sale 70 cents weight
New Northern quote g cts, and te offering Rel
Nominal att2 % win - offering. Oats
Northern arr f-id 81 cents with sales bushels
Csne! OF store S. We small sales retail
81: Southern e. Nothing dong in Barley Black
eyed Peas 81. per bag, with Snal! sales.
WtlISkE.-There very few barrels here which aye
held at 25 cent5-2i: refused Drudge is quiet.
SEEDSHoiders o Clover arr steady, and we hear OF none
offering Of consequences new Is held At cents Rough Flax
!, waated and plenty We sales 200
Western at IS Last sale Of Clean made public 10 49, Timo-
thu Is IN demand S3 SILL ard 25 tcs and 800 barrels
good sold AZ Sli.
PROVlSIONS-The market continues very inactive, and
it difficult give quotations for Fork. New Mess
and rrime have sold IS aud 1915. Old Mess so; old
Prime IS Beef W. quote 81 25 and So 25 for Country
Prime aud Mess with small sales City Prime 37a Sc;
Ness 81! So We enotice sales 500 bbs Mess Albany
at ST. and 100 Prime for England at Il So Small sales
of new Lard 81 City is held at Il. s. Butter
ranges from Ct TO cts with very large stock The de-
maud is moderate. Cheese is Il 81, with sales. Sales 20
hhds new H,ms az 81
TALLOW.-The article not active. Wenotce sales II
bbls at cents cash
SALT,-Two cargoes Of Turks Island have been sold
tern made public.
WHALEB o NE.-A small lot. 2ooo lbs, sold a
for home
TOBACCO-We notice sale of g35 bales Tobacco Gu
ba, on UIy terms.
NAVAL sT0RES.-The marke, is very heavy, and sales
bbls Wilma sold II and 800 do W ashngton
at2 25. Spirits are dull al 80 80 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
AMERICAN CoprER.-The Detroit Advertis

AMERICAN CoprER.-The Detroit Advertiser
ssrs:-' We are informed by gentleman OF high
Intelligence, connected with the Government
AGENCY, that at the Ontonagon nver IN the VI
cnitv OF the locality of the famous copper rock,
one hundred and twenty seven pits OF shafts have
hcen dug-in all of which, with two exceptions,
,at;ve copper ore has been found At Copper
uarbor. one of the locations of the United States
.rency, several tons OF ore have been obtained
and sent TO this city. The average Of these ores,
ss they came from the bed, has been reduced
here and produced over twenty per cent OF pure
copper. In the ncighborhood other important
discoveries OF copper have been made but not
worked. At Eagle river, twenty miles above
rery rich veins of copper have been discovered,
and are now beng worked At Isle Royale OPP
nos;te Eagle river, fiity-tve miles north Il VEN
has also been found This has been explored by
the Government agent, and several parties of
citizens, and the ores found to be as productive
,s at any point. These are bat few OF the
nonts which have been examined. The com
narson of the ores OF this district with those OF
Cornwall and other mining countries, shows IN
menseIv in favor of the ores of Lake Superior.
The ores analyzed by DR.. Houghton produced
per centagc of pure metal, varying from 80 to
Il -. the averagc stated at II To- The averdyc
produce of the ores of Cornwall, since III, has
never exceeded II per cent of pure metal; and
from h8lS to 1922, only 50 per cent. 1t is b.
proper to add, that examinations of other gentle
men place the per centage of our ores even higher
than the ANALYSIS of DR.. Houghton."
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

" full and statement OF The Bank and enable
er to determine upon e PCcy cf placing th- Institution
teaan IN active operation winding up whou father
4 bill has been introduced into the House Of Ohio
by Nh Phelps for tn repeal Of The present Bark Law snd
me OF BsakiE5 :ysts like th1I Of tie New
York Safety Fund system
aa has eale an ennu, Gyisn o Er cent on The cap
ital stock payable on demand
The Lexington Ky Observer gives Report by
hs ottnel OF ne coHdiuono 'he Bank ard is Branches
Ih1 following ;h- result regard the public: The total
liabilities 70 ths public 81 g. s0f s. Iota cash nssrs
on hand si2i;l2 81 das from Banks, Bonds
and DISCOUNTS 0s9 IS. In addition to ;h thu Bank
holds rs BaLhlEg Hna..-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

O'Clock Had not heard of th= disturbance and did
| sec ans thing.
Eh-a Fitzpatrick, and Two other girls who bad
been in ne an io.tnen OF L-itSa. sworn1 hey had
deceased some e before her death and their ssngny
tid not pTrse.t any fact O.! interest
hr. Hear1ques sworn-EmpCyed Leitga occa.
sonaiiy % do work. When in there some before
The ire he asked NE Insurance effected hi, stock
III me name oi hohausch 70! thousand dollars which dId
tsteT u, Street, sworn-ls police officer
Arrested Le!tga lltile after o'clock that morning
"ha vs. h. matter. found or his person two wacfss-
change ID another.
Ja@1es Hens. sTorn-keepS spirit-gas store in
Irtnd street Broadway Saw the Cck et,er the fire
y! Ga not mfun 70 hocslnd dollars. The wife of p
n half Gallon can and -bou; tso hall aiIoas in daysE
Ss got halt gallon tie ThuTsGay ucerious th-
Mr. WARNER then opened the defence He said
It would be shown that the deceased was an intem-
perate woman, and had drank freely that afternoon
and evening that she had been constantly in the
habit of quarreng with her husband. and at times
CRYING out murder and robbery when there was no
cause for 1t. He contended that the fire was acci-
dental; that Lsga left house that morning. 10 GET
MS boots bIaced in Wo2tsstfeet above Broou thence
he market, and MS home By young man.
who told him that his house had bsen on FIRE It ygeud be
shown, he aid that Le=a hone half past O'Clock:
that e went afterwards 10 the house Of Mr. Pail Broadway,
with coat e had 10 repair from whence he the
boardnShoGse OF his employer, Kohlrausc ,vlere l-
NAMED tI about l2 that K0hlrausch ccomp.e him
t" corner OF Grandstret and Broadw4y wh-f- he left him.
and returned TO his boatinchoase and etga went home
As to the two watches Mr. Warner said them 70 pe-
vent ms wife pawnng than for the purpose getting Liquor
and The SlO belonged Kohausch being the receipts of the
store for the last fortnight. Mr. Warner made long open
lns, and spoke with much effect 10 th= jury
1hcm0S Conh2iH, swords master carpenter.
Made The model OF he store here howu;t the proqo-
tioq OF all inch 10 foot and correct Including the position
Of the bed stove. counter. &c
1lr0M3er C. Dr"per swom-Is physician, and
has been twenty years Have been teacher Of nedi.
calJursppdencr. Arrived last evening from PHILADELPHIA
Was h last fall when the fire occurred. The red margin to
burn womd be ohl;'eraied If the burning continued
pressed that the deceased showed appearance having
come her death b violence This witness underwent
long examination prac;pally relates scientific questions
The Court adjourned TO this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

~ The Invisible wig SO closely resembles the
res had of that sc-cs and connoseurs have
nounc- il the perfect and extraordinary of the
dsv The gIea advantage OF this novel and unique Wig
It's being made without or weaving winch Causes It's
anrsarsnc- so closely resemble the natural har
ghtness natural appearance, def detection
ture being b4utiul and so free tina, in all
of petspaton -vapoatios unImreded and the great evils
OF other Wigs entirely avoided The sceptc and connoseur
alike invited Ia inspect this novel and beautiful s and
the peculiar method of ttng the head the
A. L. BARRY, li6 Broadway, OF Libetystresr up
stairs. JAZZ lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

RopBERY.-Three hundred dollars in bank bills,
and hve-dollar gold piece, We're stolen on Sunday
evening last from the dwelling-house of Capt. Ie-
mas D. Bassett Of Hyennis, Mass. A pane OF glass
vas broken and a desk drawn up TO the window
and the money taken thereirom. One hundred dol
lars reward is offered for the detection of the thief
mr. The recovery OF the money.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

ack charged upon her in the Indictment that she did pey
oust 20 10 hs store III Cedar conytnv another
,uii female " Grn he he'd seiucd Phiad-l piIa Brought
rf rrt and mad t"0 hr- Chdr@ by h.f nd il-l aan-
uoned thtt IN" prisoner und-r oi
ao wrongs Fad t loss of character and WHEN She
mad tr attack aud that therefore hs deed ought 70 De
cus-d as Lesser wong Than Ballard had dom 10 her ne
YORK safety unless th accused PRISON why then let
m sav ts CITY said he, for have villains enough here
without hiin.
TheCounsel then concluded with an appeal to the
Jury.
\ poor man was then brought up for contempt OF
Court arplau]ng hs ignorant Of the rules Of
Court and made humble apology he discharged with
an admoQition.
There is very great excitement in this case, and
the Coo.t room Is crowded almost 10 snifocaticn.
The Grand Jury Came into Court with some bills
aud stating that they had completed their business DIS
charged with the thanks OF ,h= CouIt
The Court adjourned to l. o'clock on Wcdncs-
day, when the above trial VIII be resumed.
POLICE OFFICE.
THEFr.-WilIiam Johnson was arrested and
committed for sten2 900 pounds Of worth S. from
the iic! at ScIlIug slip.
CHARGE OF Observation-Disclosures Cassedv.
whose appeared Police Report of Monday las, As
having been arrested the above charge in connection with
f. Bi:ley requests the public suspend judgement upon
the unii! further nvessalou when 1t viii BE- n..l-
manifest that the grounds which e Is charged wholly
~ uulounl-d.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
NJ Al RIEn.

January IS, NJ THOMAS ARCHER u Miss RosINA SHAUN
IRE, both of this city
At Baltimore, January MI JAMES CoRTLAN Jr. 10 Miss
MARY c second daughter OF Samuel Child, Esq.
AT Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, January l, by the Rev MI
Hedges Chaplain of the post, Capt GoUyERNEuR MORRIS,
OF the 9Th L. 5. Infantry Anna MARIA j. daughter OF 5.
q. J. D. Camp, u. ). Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED,


Snip Sea- Edwards from Liverpool, Dec 49, md1e, TO 1ay
or Merrill Dec 49, off Tuskar spoke ship France, Mar
shall, Of Bath from Ch+rleston.
Swedish bark Fama Peterson 80 days from Tapan salt,
to Booman, Johnston 4 Co.
Bark Avsren. Jordon % days from Nansanla, Cuba ma
hog any, cedar aud palm leaf, to order.
Bug Leader, Dearng, SO days from Rio de JaneIro coee
TO master The Is bound Boston, put IN with the loss
of sails and account OF head winds.
Brig Galveston BUR- IS DAYS from Galveston, Texas cot
ton Badger Peck Lett bark Star Republic, waiting
cargo
in ballast Soule, Whitney { o.
swedish bs Flora, ,stEom SO days from Rio JaneIo.
coffee, 10 Sikrn itcasldes s. Co.
BnS Oneco Bullsr q days from Orleans sugar and
sc6r Cosmopolite Morgan days from Baltimore, ndze,
schr Julia Nancy, Sterling days from ocracoke, c,
naval store, 10 VI Blackwell.
SchI Manchester, Worth 10 days from Richnoud, Hour
and tobacco, Allen * Pexon Sailed in company with
schr Sllas Crane, for New Iork.
Sch Rubicon Tow!e l8 days from Elizabeth City c,
corn Bulkley u Cram
Sch Alabama soule, 10 days from Poraad Me- potatoes,
Schr Benz amin Franklin from Norfolk.
sch Eliza Norton, Lamphler, from Haven bound TO
soop Victory, Hatch, from Providence, OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

07- SASDss SARs s,r,RILLA--Th,s valuable Medicine
les of the vegetable kngdom. lis unprecedented acces IN
the restoration OF health those who had long pined under
the distressing chronic maladies has gwen exalted
character furnishing does, EVIDENCE OF is
value aud recommending II TO the afflicted In terms the at.
deSeatum in the practice Of medicine obtain remedy
similar hisOne that would the liver stomach and
bowels with all the precision and potency OF mineral prepa
stons without any OF their deeerous effects upon the
vital powers o: the system.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expectations
BY A B: SANDS co Druggists. tGr2nis Buildings; }
Of Broadway and ChamberS.street. Sold also by A
B. D. SANDS 70 Fulton corner Of GoIdstre and at II
East Broadway Of Niakestree Price 81 bottle
six bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
DISASTERS.

The schr Clara Ann bound from New Orleans Hlata-
rnora loaded with lumber struck rock 10 miles south
of the Rio del Norte, tile 22i OF December. h= vessel
and cargo total loss; captain and Gre" saved
The schr Mexican of lem, bror- reported wrecked on
barbo and sold auction the III for ST. Her
hors sails rigging would also be sold The which
has been saved would DE- shipped 70 Nv Yotk.
Bng Fdela of Esstport lying the bor OF T. dragged
from her anchorage and ed against schr Eagle OF Robins
ION on the 6th and carried her matngals and bob
sy damaged head rails, and lost anchor and cham The
Eag then ed down h- chr Rival where she lost her
,}.yits ard injured he! quarter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

- Office OF the Boyvery Fire INSURANCE
Company, No l2i Bowsiy corner OF Grandstteei pe
crb-f 20, lS;3-NoTICEThis Company hsir Gus
toners and the public that they will continue at the
lowest Of premium favorable sny similar
institution this city including those Companies that adve
riss 10 10 per cent JAMES LOVETT, President
PyTEs PIScksEy Secretary. del Ing
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

LADIES WITH HAIRY LIPS F.cE-use BonIands Cp-
of w!eTt
ap ed and dsead Of purng really improves the skn eav
ing smooth soft and white Sold the OF the Am-r
Eagle S2 Lhaan street We nave reduced the price to
"a, 0tanl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
Trial of Amelia Norman.

COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER and
Aldermen PURpY and VANDERyooRT JONAS B. PHiL-
LIPS ESQ Acting District Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

MEMORANDA.
The new pack-thip Yorkshire Cap, Bailey for Liverpool
is detained owing 10 the .astsrly weather:
The packet ship Sye de Gasse for Havre s detained by
ths same
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

- PLFrRisy Is CAUSED RY THE CORRUPT HuMoss OF
the blood being deposited The membrane, inside lining
Of the breast, called the eura producing inflammation OF
the parts, violent prckus pain IN the ens OF the ST. IS
the RIBS frequent cough. &c order TO cure this
dreadful complaint, five Of Wrght Indian Vegetable
Pills be Immediately aken and the dose repeated
every SIX eight hours until the pain and difficulty Of
breathing have subsidized Tbs II closely followed
ua Will short time, completely rid the body from thoSe
morbid humors which the oi all kinds OF nftamma
ton and pain. aud will assuredy make speedy, sale
aud certain of Pleurisy.
For wholesale retail, the Principal office, No
2S8 GreenWich-Sret.
C.rroS-As oolterets are abroad, avoid all stores Of
doubtful cha racter and be particular all cases ask for
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale OF the medicine,
Wholesale and retail No 28G Greenwich street New York
No fremont street Boston, and No l69 Race street PHI
ladepha. jT II =
How DEATH.LIXE SHE Is ~ THE FACE How often do
say this of female who chalk her face
Let them box OF Bouard Spanish Lily White II Will
give their delicious alabaster Of he-k. Whit
Sold price d cents the OF the American Eae
81 Chatham ~ " or 39 Fulton ST. Brooklyn Jl7 2eod
CoLD IN THE HEAD. * Coddingtoa make Lozenga
for this disease that gives instant relief.
SrREITGs CORDIAL. !. sold No. 6 Murray OBI Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

~ Cotton Canvass, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT SAILS,
PEh FITTINGS 80 to y incLes wide; BAGGING, plain
and twsd % end q inch. Aso Grain and Meal Bags "a
and bushels For sale by
S--' BRINCKERAoFF, FOX s PoLHEMUs,
Plne-street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

The subscribers have formed coartnership under the IN
Of BL AXE * BROWN, and VIII the first OF Feb
ruary William street doors from their old stand
where ssy will open stock OF SlL r aud NIL
IISERY GOODS selected from the most imPofta-
ions which he would th- OF purchasers
MARSHALL B. BLAKE,
BARTHOLOMEW BROWN.
New-York, II January 1884. Je7 lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

The President and Trustees have this day dec arsd diy
dead Twenty per the earned premiums of the
year ending December 7th for which Script certificates Will
s. issu1d the Insured whom they due and after
the 81 d - of February
And Pres Lent and rusees have also this day declared
dividend Of yer interest the SCRIPT OF 1882 1910,
1871; and 1872 payable cash and after the 9Th OF Janua
~ next b. order OF the Board.
- - p ms SecIrinry.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
MEMORANDA

BELUW.
. ships. Wind Ne. Weather ioggy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
JOHN L. ALLEN,
JAMES VAN NORDEN,
CHARLES X. TAYLOR,
JOHN CANAVELLO.
JOHN ORMOND,

- The Mutual safety Insurance Compn-
NY, Mott Wall Agreeaby to the requisitons OF
their Charter Sect l2) the Company that the
whole of premiums received or the year ending De
cember II, l8i3 III
CT which there received as premiums
Marine Risks. ............ ........ S593Z79
DO. do. Fire Risk SLABS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

The greatest combinations OF novelties and attractions IN IN
cy Every day aud evening this week commencing "ed
ne,day. January Eth.
Day Visiters admitted the evening trse.
The Manager happy al engagement win 'hs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

CIV OF Ngw.York ........... 236GsO
Bonds and mortgages within the State OF
Newly York -. iOGCo
In addition TO which the Company tas
hand on the 18th Dec. l8i3, IN cash -. 223H
In addition 10 which the Company has Bills
Receivable ................. il6.is2
And ta-re is due from fire and marine preml-
ums for policies recently issued for which
the cash and notes are rot yet collected.
and in Agelts hands ..... :. H2H
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

. FOurteenth IVnrd.-JllSticc 10 Harry Of he
Wsst-RALLY RALLY! RALLY!-Thr Democratic
Wings OF the Fourteenth Ward-the friends of AMERICAS
IHDr and Projection TO AMEKIcAN INTERESTS and
all those who avUrabi. the election OF ENkY CLAY
of Kentucky the office OF President Of the ned States
the ensuing Presidential Election requested TO ne. a! ne
Broadway House Wedue sday evening" I7h INST at oclk
the purpose heating report ofth Committee appoint
d organize the Clay association of this Ward and Tor the
of such other business reference TO the
may be bought before the meeting
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

u" New volumes Of the New World. Backwood,s Masa-
szue and depositotyof Modern Romance, will commence
with J.nuary These three periodicals person
for IS year. relned free expense Every subscriber
the New World renting So will receive copy OF the
Mysteries of Paris" gratis his work makes beautiful
volume OF $50 pages the price of which 81 il numbers
81 IS bound.
= Booksellers aud Agents can bs supplied for cheap
books and all orders By mail will be supplied liberal dis
count. Address. post paid
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

MAN WANTED--OrG Gas Route for Sae.-lo
ISl single man who procure the very best
ATOMS horse and i'll br furnished sold iof car
ryiug out Lamphene Gas. that viii afford sina''
comIpus4ton Apply at 262 Bowery from TO IL O'clock.
i.uIT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

4 Meeting OF the Journeym Chair Makers Of the City
New York viii be held on thursday evening" 18th lust.
Johnsous Fourteenth Ward Hotel O'clock A full and
puncua attendance requested business of mportacs
viii be brought before the Meeting.
By order of the Standing Comnittee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

o1m WATCHES!-The largest and most splen-
E@ 1dd of Watches the city tc be found
WSat the subscIiheIs He cortn,iy receiving Ill do
cripou of Gold and Silver Watches Of the styles,
from the manufacturers England France and Switzerland
and enabled oifes larger assortment and much is.s
prices retail. Than any other house the city: Gold
Watches low $50 S2 each. Watches and Jewelry
exchanged bought All Watches warranted 10 keep good
money returned Watches Clocks znd Jeweiry
epaed the tst manner and warranted lower than at any
other place In the city.
e. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewery.
pe isti wholesale and retail, 50 Wal-stieef up seaaf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-05
RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE,

A special session Of this body commenced
at Providence on Friday, called by the Gov
ernor, pursuant TO requsilion of a large
number of the members of both Houses, to
adopt measures adequate to the emergency
in the affairs of the State growing out of the
interference Of the House of Representatives
of the Congress of the United States there
with. Gov. Fenner, in his message, denies
to the Congress of the United States any
authority, under the Constitution, to interfere
with the internal affairs of State IN the
manner, in the form, and for the purposes
assumed. He is of opinion, that the attitude
of the State on this occasion, should be ndi-
Gated by silent contempt of all the efforts
made to dis,urbe its peace, by persons in or
out of the House of Representatives of the
United States. But anticipating the most
salutary result from the deliberations of the
Legislature, he confidently commits to its
wisdom and patriotism, the protection ofthe
rights, the honor, and the dignity Of the
State,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-05
SETTLED, AT LAST.

1t is now we'll understood that Col. HYDE
is, or will be, confirmed, as Collector; and
that Mr.. NOBLE is to be our Post Master till
March next. If these Offices are to be filled
with our opponents, we are content with this
arrangement. The gentlemen are both
competent, and will doubtless serve the pub
lie accep,ably. But if o,herwise-we can
bear it, for the time is short. And here we
will take occasion to remind the Colonel OF
the Secretary's circular forbdding Collec-
tors or their Deputies to NEEDLE with poll
tics. We expect to see it observed, to the
letter. And Mr.. Noble will find by refer
ence to President Tyler's circular, Of July
~, that Post Masters are required to be
political eunachs. Observe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-05
LAKE CHAMPLAIN STEAM BOATS.

We are requested to state, that the arli-
Giles published in the Whitehall and Platts-
burgh papers relative to the manner of fitting
mp and running the Steam Boats on Lake
Champlain, are in many particulars incor-
rect.
1st. The Company have no, yet made
any definite arrangements as to the hour Of
leaving Whitehall, 1t is intended, however,
after the LIST of June, and until towards the
close Of the season, 10 leave that place at
10 o'clock, A. M. if by so doing the lines Of
stages on the route can be brought to met
the Boats.
I'd. The Boats will not leave St. Johns I'M
til after the usual hour for the arrival Of the
Montreal cars.
Sd. Tha, the Ladies Cabin upon the Sa-
ranac is not upon the forpard deck, but as
is usual, upon the after deck.
18th That when the company make their
arrangements, the public will be advised by
advertisements.
The statement, that the fare through tho
Lake has been fixed at three dollars, meals
extra, is correct.